Cards Ought To Win As Cardinals Head To World Series
Br LAWTON CARVER. In New York a Cardinals forecast says St. Louis should win the world series. Pitching staff led by Mort Cooper Ted Wilks Harry Brecheen and Max Lanier matches any AL rotation. Musial Hopp Walker Cooper Sanders Kurowski Litwhiler are top hitters and fielders. The Cards rest ready after pennant, while Tigers Browns and Yanks push to finish.
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Mort Cooper
Ted Wilks
Harry Brecheen
Max Lanier
Stan Musial
Johnny Hopp
Walker Cooper
Ray Sanders
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Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Danny Litwhiler
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Great Lakes Sailors Roar Past Purdue in Stiff Midwestern Clash
Great Lakes Sailors seize a high scoring affair with a 93 yard return by Youel and multiple scores as Purdue fights to the end. Edward Saenz and Mangold contribute on the Sailors offense while Diman cheff and Cody lead Purdue in a hard fought contest.
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Edward Saenz
Southern California
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Pat O'Brien
Ed Cody
Don Mangold
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Wake Forest Defeats North Carolina 7-0 in Openers
Wake Forest beat North Carolina 7 to 0 before 13 000 fans in Chapel Hill. Wake Forest's all civilian squad secured the lone touchdown in the third quarter on a Brinkley one yard plunge on fourth down.
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St Joseph Aspirin Sells 100 Tablets for 35 Cents
Advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as top selling with 100 tablets priced at 35 cents and claims of unmatched effectiveness and speed. The copy emphasizes superiority over aspirin and markets it as the world’s seller at low cost.
Browns Rally Behind Mark C. In Sixth Inning
Browns pitcher Mark C. fans one batter while Chet Laabs drives in final run with a wild throw by Ed Busch in the sixth inning.
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Cardinals Rally with Extra Base Hitting to Beat Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals overcome Philadelphia 6 2 on Saturday with an offense built on extra base hits. Key contributors include North ey, Litwhiler, Bergamo, and three hits from W. Cooper. Letchas and Byerly noted in the field. Lee starts and takes the loss after 7 innings.
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Oklahoma A&M Down West Texas State 41 to 6
Oklahoma A and M opened its 1944 football season with a decisive 41 to 6 victory over West Texas State in Stillwater. Star Bob Fenimore connected with Cecil Hawkins for a 46 yard touchdown and later another score, sealing the aerial assault.
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Tigers Rally Past Red Sox in First Inning Blitz
Detroit stays 3 1/2 games ahead of the Yankees with eight left as they rout Boston 11 hits to 4. The Tigers struck early batting Rex Cecil for four runs in the first inning. Contested plays and Boston errors aided Detroit while Hoover and York drove in runs, with Trout lasting into the eighth before a pair of Boston runs.
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Lou Finney
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Big Red Downs Syracuse 39–6 in Archbold Stadium Opener
Cornell university’s Big Red defeated Syracuse 39 to 6 in the season opener at Archbold Stadium. It marked Cornell’s first victory ever scored in the arena against Syracuse, taking the early lead in both teams’ campaign.
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Oxford Junction Rained Out Baseball Sectional
Rain Saturday postponed the sectional baseball first round at Oxford Junction. Play will resume Monday at 12:30 p.m. with Olin vs Stanwood, Elwood vs Monmouth, and Oxford Junction vs Wyoming.
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West Coast Roasts as Heat Reaches 105 in Los Angeles
The temperature hit 105 degrees at noon Saturday in Los Angeles, the year’s highest reading. The prior record was 104 degrees set on September 8, 1944.
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Bevens Wins as Yankees Top Indians 7 2
Yankees rookie Floyd Bevens allowed five hits in a complete game effort to beat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 2. Bevens improved to three wins while Oscar Grimes led New York with two doubles and two singles in a 12 hit attack. Nick Etten hit a second inning homer for the first of his 21 on the season as Steve Gromek took the loss.
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Yankees
Nick Etten
New York
Johnny Lindell
Steve Gromek
Bucs Win in 13th over Giants on O'Brien's Single
Pittsburgh Pirates rally in the 13th inning to beat the New York Giants 6-4 on Tommy O'Brien's two run single with the bases loaded. Rip Sewell earned his 20th win of the season in relief over Brondell.
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Javery Scatters 6 Hits for Boston Win in Cincinnati
Al Javery held Cincinnati to six hits as the Boston Braves defeated the Reds 4 to 0 to open a three game series. He worked through six innings before giving way to the bullpen, and Boston backed him with timely hitting to secure the shutout.
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Easton Appointed Director at Drake
M. E. Bill Easton, longtime Drake relays director and basketball coach, was named acting head of the department of physical education at Drake University. President Henry G. Harmon announced the move on Friday. W. J. Green, university athletic director and football coach, will lead the Drake basketball squad this winter.
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Bill” Easton
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Henry G. Harmon
W. J. Green
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California Bears open 1944 with 31 to 7 win over Gaels
Berkeley reports California Bears rout St. Marys Gaels 31 to 7 as coach Stub Allison unveils his new squad. Bears showed speed power and experience outrunning the Moraga guests.
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Michigan Wolverines Hold Off Marquette In Close Battle
Michigan builds a late drive for a 69 yard march and leads 18 to 9 in first downs. A fumble near the Marquette 11 stalls a scoring threat then the Wolverines push to the one before being stopped. Ponsetto adds points after two successful kicks as both teams mount strong defensive stands.
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Duke Steamrollers Richmond 61 to 7 in Dixie clash
Duke University overwhelmed Richmond 61 to 7 in a Southern Conference football game before 8 000 fans at Duke Stadium. Reserves sparked the victory with scoring in every period and the Blue Devils dominated both sides of the ball.
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Richmond
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Monona hosts state sectional baseball semi finals
Monona will resume the state sectional baseball tournament Monday with the semi final round and the finals set for Tuesday. On Saturday Monona defeated Marquette 10 to 6, Lansing beat Farmersburg 14 to 1, and McGregor defeated Waterville 6 to 2.
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Dodgers Halt Cubs Winning Streak With 12 to 3 Win
Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 12 to 3 as Ben Chapman pitched the win. The Cubs' six game streak ended after the Dodgers safeties and runs across the game, with scoring from multiple players and a late surge. umpire teams and attendance listed.
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Panthers Top Mountaineers 26-13 at Pitt Stadium
Clark Shaughnessy led the Pitt Panthers to a 26-13 victory over West Virginia before 6,000 fans. Pitt dominated with 19 first downs to WVU's five, using the T formation to control the game as they prepare for Notre Dame.
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Razorbacks Edge Missouri in 1944 Opener
Arkansas beats Missouri 7 to 8 in a rough season debut as both teams struggle early. A pivotal third quarter interception by Bill Della stations set the tone before Arkansas capitalized on late miscues and a short scoring drive.
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Henry Ford
Paul Collins
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Indiana Beats Illinois In Penalty Plagued Comeback Bid
Illinois hurt by penalties including a 15 yard call that set Indiana up at the Illini two. George Sundheim scored for Indiana with other scores by Jasade Bray Patterson and Greenwood. Hoernschemeyer rejoined late, failed to spark a rally, and Indiana held on for the win.
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South Carolina Routs Opponent 48–0 in 1944 Opener
The game opened the 1944 season as South Carolina, led by quarterback Jim Hunnicut of Georgia, dominated with three touchdowns from the line and others by Walker Bartlett Mack Erwin George Farris Jim Fisher and Jack Bradford. The victory featured strong rushing and steady defense as South Carolina captured its first win of the season.
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Clemson Rolls Presbyterian 34 to 0 in rout
Clemson defeated Presbyterian 34 to 0 led by freshman backs Watt Stewart and Bill Rogers who split four touchdowns. Sid Tinsley scored the other TD as the Tigers opened with a 63 yard drive and Alton Cumbie blocked a Presbyterian punt to set up the final score at the one yard line.
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Green Colgate Upsets Sampson in New Scrimmage
In Sampson North Carolina Colgate’s inexperienced Red Raiders used a new controlled practice scrimmage and defeated the Naval Bluejackets 13 to 9 in a surprising upset.
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Franklin Soph 7 Beats Roosevelt In Opener
Franklin sophomores opened the city junior series at the Franklin practice field with a 9-0 victory over Roosevelt. Lloyd Goettel’s Franklin squad pressured early, Hullander scoring the opening TD and extra point. Roosevelt’s best came from Van Cleve, but a third quarter safety sealed Franklin’s win.
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