Browns Remain in First as Pennant Race Tightens
The St. Louis Browns stay tied for first place with Detroit after a 3-0 win by Nelson Potter over Boston while Connie Mack’s A’s upset Detroit 2-1. The pennant race leaders face a four game stretch against the Yankees, with coin flip rules looming for a potential one game playoff.
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Brownies
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Detroit
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Tigers
Connie Mack
Nelson Potter
Chet Laabs
Boris “Babe” Martin
Toledo
A’s
Yanks
Russ Christopher
Philadelphia
Senate
Bengals
Rafe Gentry
Cards Top Dodgers In Tight National League Clash
In a high scoring NL tilt, the St Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 3. Key hits include Coscarart and Dahlgren contributing two-base blows while Nieman and Barrett sparked offense with multi hit performances.
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Swedish Runners Accept U S Bid to Compete in Bonds Drive
Stockholm AP reports Swedish distance runners Gunder Hage and Arne Andersson accepted a U S invitation to travel to the United States for two months of competition tied to a war bond campaign. Haakon Lidman also agreed to join the trip, with the invitation coming from the U S treasury via the foreign office.
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Camp Ellis to Open Grid Season vs Ottumwa NAS
Camp Ellis in Illinois announces its Cardinal football team will meet Ottumwa Naval Air Base of Iowa on October 1 in the season opener. Lt. Joseph E. Petrakovic, the athletic director, stated the game will be played at Camp Ellis.
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Ottumwa
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Iowa
Seahawks prove versatility in win over Minnesota
Tait reports Seahawks show varied attack and clicking passes in a 19-13 victory over Minnesota. He notes coach Meagher’s offense outperformed expectations while Minnesota leans on ground power and questions Iowa’s upcoming matchup.
Colonels Take 3-0 Lead in Series at St Paul
Louisville defeats St Paul 2-1 to move ahead 3 games to none in the four of seven championship playoff. Teams travel to St Paul for the next games as Louisville presses to clinch the series.
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Standings and results from the American League games
The American League standings show Detroit and New York leading with the Tigers at 64 wins and 64 losses and the Yankees at 71 wins and 75 losses. St Louis Boston and Philadelphia trails are noted with multiple tilt results from Monday and upcoming matchups including New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Famed Canisius Cage Coach Seelbach Dies
Alfred C. Seelbach, Canisius College basketball coach since 1933, died Monday after a brief illness. He was 46 years old and had resigned recently due to his ailment in Buffalo, New York.
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Alfred C. Seelbach
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Seelbach
American Race At A Glance
Detroit leads with 84 64 record and .4964 win percentage as St Louis and New York trail. The chart lists remaining games with home and away opponents including Philadelphia Washington Boston Chicago and New York in various matchups.
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Four Veterans Return Boosts Hawk Morale
IOWA CITY four veterans return to Slip Madigan's Iowa squad after absences from two weeks to two years. Forrest Masterson a 1942 center and former five game starter reenters drills providing experience and defense. Bill Barbour co captain right end may place kick after TDs and FGs due to limited practice time. Harry Frey 1943 left tackle now navy medical trainee may miss drills but is among probable starters. Bob Liddy 1943 right guard returns after two week absence from medical college exams.
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Meagher Finds New Depth as Seahawk Rally Over Minnesota
Iowa City AP reports Jack Meagher rested his first squad after a 19-13 win over Minnesota and sought capable reserves for the second and third strings. He praised the surge of the offense that gained over 300 rushing yards and hinted at more new faces in the lineup for the Olathe Naval Air Station game next Saturday with available officers and enlisted men.
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Keough Competes for Warners Cyclone Joe
Ames AP Ken Keough joined punting practice with Iowa State football to challenge Fullback Meredith Warner on the Cyclone squad. Warner remains a likely starter against Gustavus Adolphus Saturday, with Keough set to see action.
Eliot Comes Illini Ranks for Center
Champaign Illinois AP Coach Ray Eliot sought substitutes after two centers were sidelined. George Bujan aggravated a leg injury and is hospitalized after the Indiana win. Emil Tomanek will miss about a month with a broken hand.
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Best Pitching in Decades On Tap for Coming Series
AP reports a potential pitching classic between the St. Louis Cardinals and either the Detroit Tigers or St. Louis Browns. Key aces include Newhouser and Trout for the Tigers and Cooper, Wilks, Lanier, Brecheen for the Cardinals, with strong Browns arms Kramer Muncrief Potter and Gatehouse.
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Dizzy) Trout
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Nelson Potter
Denny Gatehouse
Cardinals
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Max Lanier
Ted Wilks
Harry Brecheen
Newhouser
Trout
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Bengals
Tigers Twin Aces
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Muncrief
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Gatehouse
H S Sectional Baseball Results From Several Cities
In Brandon first round Coxon defeats Watelton 4 to 1. Jesup routs Urbano 18 to 1. Brandon beats Dunkerton 23 to 1. Calamus hosts Wheatland 10 to 7 and Clarence and Buffalo win 0 to 0. Dysart sees Chelsea 7 to Dysart 9. Elkport hosts semifinals Delhi 9 Lamont 5 and Colesburg 6 Gleawberry Point 8. Monona semifinal score Monona 14 Gamarillo 8. Lanning defeats McGregor 6 to 3. Norway rounds Atkins % Newhall 1 and Van Horne to Shellsbure 6. Solon 41 Williamabure to Norway 3. Blairstown 2. Oxford Junction Stanwood 2 Olin 2. Monmouth 1 Elwood 7 and Wyoming 5 Oxford Junction 5.
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Dixie Walker Clinches National Batting Title
New York AP reports Brooklyn Dodger outfielder Dixie Walker has secured the national batting title with a strong season, leading Stan Musial of the Cardinals by about 19 points with six games remaining. Walker sits at roughly a .346 average, with Musial around .344.
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