Browns Win First Pennant With 5-2 Victory Over Yankees
St Louis clinched the American League title by defeating New York 5 2 at Sportsman Park as Chet Laabs hit two homers to power the Browns. The triumph sent them to the World Series against the St Louis Cardinals with Luke Sewell guiding a clutch, fighting squad and spotlights on young stars.
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Mel Queen
Sig Jakucki
Browns Finish Strong as Yanks Miss World Series
The St Louis Browns topple the New York Yankees in four games to claim the American league pennant over Detroit and Washington. The Browns pitchers Kramer Potter Galehouse and Jakucki shut out the Yanks while Muncrief is unavailable. The Cards await in the fall classic as tension and gate receipts shape the race.
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Ward Cuff Returns to Giants After Medical Army Discharge
Milwaukee born Ward Cuff has received a medical discharge from the army and may rejoin the New York Giants professional football team.
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Ward Cuff
New York Professional Football Giants
Leonard and Spence Deliver World Series Clincher
Emil John Leonard nicknamed Dutch and Stanley Spence of the Washington Senators shut down the Detroit Tigers 4 to 1 at Briggs Stadium. Spence hit a two run homer in the fourth as the Senators clinched the series ending Detroit’s season amid boos from 45 565 fans. Dutch Leonard allowed only four hits and did not issue a walk.
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Emil John Leonard
Stanley Orvil Spence
Emil John
Dutch
Washington Senators
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Spence
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Paul
Dizzy” Trout
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Dick Wakefield
Rudy York
Steuber Leads Ottumwa to 45 7 Victory at Camp Ellis
Bob Steuber accounted for three touchdowns and kicked two extra points to spark Ottumwa navy air base to a 45 7 win over Camp Ellis. The former Missouri University back passed for two of the base’s seven touchdowns and starred before 10 000 soldiers. Camp Ellis scored late on a 50 yard pass from Jim Price to Sample Ittman.
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Navy Base
Jim Price
Ittman
Grid's List of Unbeaten Includes 21
United Press reports the national unbeaten list across regions. Notre Dame tops with a 58 to 0 win. North Carolina Preflight, Tulane, Army, Georgia Tech, and others hold perfect records. Several upsets and key matchups loom as teams prepare for next clashes.
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Bucs Clinch Second. Giants Rise to Fifth on Split Card
The Pirates secure second in the National League by beating the Phillies 9-1 in the opener as Rip Sewell notches his 21st win. The Phillies win the nightcap 7-1. Giants topple the Cardinals 6-5 in 13 innings to climb to fifth, while the Cubs split with the Braves as both sides win one.
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Rip) Sewell
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Boston Red Sox
National League Baseball Roundup
Fragments of a baseball page show names Brerly Voiseile Adams and others with incomplete scores and team mentions. The text hints at NL standings or box scores but lacks full details, leaving an unclear summary of results.
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Adams
Brondell
Standings of the American League
The fragment shows American League standings with partial team names including Louis and Chicago entities and a score fragment. Other details are unreadable, but the item appears to summarize league standings and team positions.
Packers Extend Record by Doubling Lions 27 to 6
The Green Bay Packers keep an unblemished NFL record with a 27 to 6 win over the Detroit Lions in Sunday action. Highlights include Lou Brock to Paul Duhart for a second-period score and a Ted Fritsch 12-yard rush after halftime.
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Football Scores From the SmoinSex Daily
Navy stops Camp Ellis 45 to 35 while St. Mary's Calif City Navy defeats New Lincoln Army Airfield 14 to 4 at Fort Warren. Coast Guard falls to Camp Ellis 35.
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St. Louis Editor Cast Single Vote For Both Winners
New York AP report notes J E Wray, sports editor of the St Louis Post Dispatch, was the sole voter to predict both the Browns and Cardinals would win their leagues. His one first place ballot was the Browns lone top vote in the preseason poll.
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Don Seeger and Leona Linder Claim Archery Titles
In the Waltonian archers Club Championship at Ellis Park on Sunday Don Seeger retained the men’s title while Leona Linder defended the women’s crown for the fifth year in a row. Junior division details are noted with double junior shots.
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Leona Linder
Waltonian Archers
Ellis ‘Park
Sacks
Mal
Jay Lucie Roberts
Columbia
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