Scrubs Beat Varsity In Coe Field Scrimmage 12-7
The scrubs defeated the varsity 12 to 7 as Loyal Meek notes the passing attack and shuffled lineup. Kenny Anderson and Victor Lowman connected for a first half touchdown set up by Anderson’s punt return. Dick Lane led the varsity rally but the second string offense broke through with a late score and blocked extra point.
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Giants Beat Braves Twice In Doubleheader
New York Giants win both games against Boston 4–3 and 7–3. Bob Carpenter earns the first win with the decisive RBI, while Rube Fischer pitches the nightcap backed by Babe Barna Nick Witek and Joe Moore homers. Barna homers in first game. four run second hurts Javery in second.
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New York Giants
Boston
Bob Carpenter
Braves
Art Johnson
Bama Rowell
Giants
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Rube Fischer
Babe Barna
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King of Queens Scouts Along to Rookie Honors
New York feature profiles Phil Rizzuto the 5 foot 6 rookie shortstop whose .300 plus average leads the American League freshmen He debuted in New York’s Queens borough and has formed a strong double play with Joe Gordon while Joe McCarthy shapes his confidence and rise to stardom. Rizzuto credits McCarthy for guiding him back into the lineup as he becomes a potential October standout.
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Brorts
New York
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Joe McCarthy
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Misfortune Dogs Path of Cardinals But How About Hopp White Pollet
AP feature recalls Billy Southworth guiding the St. Louis Cardinals through a pennant chase. Injuries sidelined key outfielders while rookies and veterans seized opportunities led by Ernie White Walker Cooper Gus Mancuso Estel Crabtree and Howard Pollet who won three of their first four starts.
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Billy the Kid
Southworth
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Cardinals
Ernie White
Billy
Ernie
Howard
Spud
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Johnny Hopp
Johnny Mize
Creepy Crespi
Jimmy Brown
Walker Cooper
Cooper
Gus Mancuso
Gus
Mickey Owen
Estel Crabtree
Southpaw
Howard Pollet
Iowa Football Prospects Look Promising for 1941 Season
The piece analyzes Iowa linemen and backs with emphasis on conditioning, talent, and potential. It highlights players like Diehl Frye Hand and Lauterback, Curran, Anderson, Urban, Smoldt, Davis, Staak, and Green as key figures, predicting improved back Tom Farmer and a possible six win season if form holds. The column adds college sports chatter from nearby notes and previews at Drake.
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Diehl
George Frye
Tom Hand
Bob Lauterback
Curran
Anderson
del Dickerhoof
John Mullaney
Don Twedell
Bob Penaluna
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Joe Byrd
al Smoldt
Jim Davis
John Staak
Bob Otto
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Bill Green
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Bill Diehl
Henry Miller
Bob Welton
Ed Thomas
Burkett
Parker
Drake
Green
Jim Youel
Bus Mertes
Tom Farmer
Jack Kennedy
Couppee
Farmer
Art Johnson
Bill Stauss
Henry Vollenweider
Bob Bender
Cyclones Show Drive Power In Scrimmage
Iowa State coach Ray Donels used the first intra squad game to test the team’s strength and depth. The varsity scored two touchdowns, Seaburg crossing from five yards and a 38 yard pass from Lohry to Seaburg. Fullback Darling showed power with long runs and Lohry’s accurate passing bolsters the offence ahead of Friday’s game with Denver.
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Ray Donels
Seaburg
Lohry
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Kirkpatrick
Red Sockers Plan Barnstorming Tour
Boston star Ted Williams, favored to win the American league batting title, will skip his annual hunting trip to join fellow Red Sox slugger Jimmy Foxx on a barnstorming tour along the Pacific coast. Williams, hitting at a .406 pace, will perform in San Diego Los Angeles Sacramento and other coast cities.
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Sacramento
Bancroft Lions Top Dearborn to Stay Undeefeated in Tourney
Bancroft Lions of Iowa defeated Dearborn Michigan 9 to 7 in the first game of the American Baseball Congress tournament in Battle Creek. Tony Snyder closed out the ninth inning by catching Leo Beebe between third and home and fanning Paul Knopp to end the game.
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Tony Snyder
Frank Lichliter
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Si Slmonds
Jim Teneza
Paul Knopp
Norway Nine defeats Blairstown Preps 8 to 0 in baseball
Norway High School baseball cruised to an 8 0 victory over Blairstown Preps. Pitchers Paulson Becker and Holland contributed strong work while Tehel worked in relief. The game featured solid defense and timely hitting by Norway as they extended their win streak.
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Jewel Ens to Pilot Syracuse Next Year
Cincinnati AP Bill McKechnie announced Jewel Ens will manage the Syracuse Chiefs of the International League next season. Ray Blades, former St Louis Cardinal manager, will join the Reds coaching staff after managing New Orleans this year.
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Tennessee Opens With 32-6 Victory
The Tennessee Volunteers open the John Barnhill era with a 32 to 6 win over Furman, improving to 33 straight regular season victories. Johnny Butler shone with standout running and passing in the Southeastern Conference opener.
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Fragmented college football scores across numerous games
A garbled list of football results shows William and Mary and Rhode Island games among many others. The fragmentary text mentions schools like Virginia, Furman, Norwich, North Carolina, Cincinnati, and Missouri School of Mines with scattered scores and team names, lacking coherent structure or dates.
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Reds Swipe Doubleheader From Pirates 2-1 and 7-3
Cincinnati Reds beat Pittsburgh 2-1 in the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader with a pitching duel as Max Butcher and Bucky Walters matched zeros. Frank McCormick homered and Vince DiMaggio supplied the Pirates’ only run with a second-inning shot. In the nightcap Cincinnati scored three in the third to power past Pittsburgh 7-3 as Derringer pitched seven hits, and Nick Strincevich took the loss.
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Yanks Rally In Eighth For 8-1 Win Over Red Sox
The New York Yankees beat Boston 8 to 1 after a six run eighth inning surge. Joe Gordon hit his 24th homer as DiMaggio drove in two and tied the league lead with 118 RBIs. Wagner took the loss as Russo held Boston to two runs through seven.
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Dodgers Beat Phillies In Brooklyn Rivalry Clash
In a tense crowd of about 3,500 Brooklyn fans, the Dodgers defeated the Phillies with a 9 to 1 score after a late surge. Key hitters included Camilli and Reiser, while Wyatt earned the win and Heerst took the loss as umpires Colan, Reardon, and Stewart logged the game.
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Indians Rout Browns 6 2 Behind Milnar Six-Hit Effort
Cleveland defeats St. Louis 6 to 2 as Al Milnar limits the Browns to six hits. Ken Keltner belts a two run homer in the first inning along with Jeff Heaths fifth inning homer. The Indians cash in in the first inning scoring three times and go on to control the game.
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Eagles Hand St Anselm 78 to 0 in Debut Display
Boston College overwhelmed St Anselm 78 to 0 in the 1941 debut under new coach Denny Myers. Fullback Adolph Gissell led scoring with 22 points on three touchdowns, a field goal, and a conversion as BC showcased a new T formation.
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Fluke Hit Beats Wolff In Debut As Athletic
Washington edges Philadelphia 1 0 behind rookie Elmer Vale's infield fluke and solid Senators defense. Jimmy Vernon opened the scoring in the second after a Wolff walk, with Bloodworth driving in the run on a hops loop to left. Wolff split two seasons in the Three Eye league with Cedar Rapids before joining the Athletics from Williamsport.
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Tama Devours Grundy Center In Season Opener
Tama high school opened its season with a 19 to 0 victory over Grundy Center on Grundy Center field. Tama dominated all night, scoring a touchdown in each of the last three quarters as both teams belong to the Iowa Cedar League in opposite halves.
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Shortstop Lou Klein Ends Slump With Two Inside The Park Homers
Lou Klein of the Columbus Red Birds snapped a batting slump with seven RBIs on two inside the park homers as Columbus beat the Louisville Colonels 10 to 5 to take a two game lead in the American Association playoff series. His first homer followed two on in the sixth to pull within three runs and he repeated the feat in the next inning with the bases loaded.
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Royals Triumph Over Newark to Lead Governors Cup Series
Montreal defeated Newark 5-2 before 10 000 Saturday night to take a 3-1 lead in the Governors Cup final round. The Royals, finishing second in standings, need one more win to earn the city its first little world series.
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Lee Wins No 20 on Kolloway's Ninth Inning Hit
Chicago's Thornton Lee earned his 20th win as Don Kolloway's bases loaded single in the ninth delivered Detroit a 4 3 loss. Dee Trout and Buck Newsom faltered in the late frame with errors and risky plays shaping the final score.
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Whirlaway Tops Money-Winning Turf Stars At Belmont
Whirlaway earned 23 050 to rise to third on the all-time turf money list as he romped by ten lengths in the Lawrence Realization at Belmont. Alf Robertson rode Warren Wright’s 3-year-old winner over a 1 5/8 mile distance in 2 44 1 5. Whirlaway’s two-year earnings reach 347 661, moving past Equipoise and Phar Lap while Seabiscuit and Sun Beau remain ahead.
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Snead Falls to Three-Way Tie in Hurst Invitation
Sammy Snead carded a four over par 74 to drop to 158 after 36 holes in the Hurst invitation golf tournament in Philadelphia. He shares a three way tie with Billy Burke of Cleveland and Tony Penna of Dayton.
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Sam Snead
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Fairfax Gun Club Opens For Trapshoot Practice
The Fairfax Gun Club will be open this afternoon for trapshoot practice, inviting members to join sessions and sharpen their aims at the range.
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