Southeastern Grid Circuit To Meet Today
Southeastern Conference plans a wartime meeting as 32 schools weigh football status for autumn. Alabama Georgia Tech Tulane LSU Vanderbilt Florida Mississippi State and others face suspensions or altered schedules while Army cadet eligibility remains barred. Executives led by Tulane president Harris prepare to decide intercollegiate athletics policy.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Boston
College
Georgia
UCLA
Georgia Tech
Texas
Alo
Tulane
Louisiana State
Tennessie
Auburn
Link , Wick and Co
Kentucky
H. L. Donavan
Army
War Department
Florida
Mississippi State
University of Mississippi
Vanderbilt
W. A. Alexander
Deep South
Pres
Rufus C. Harris
Bithorn Shuts Out Cardinals in Wrigley Farewell
Chicago Cubs pitcher Bithorn limited the St Louis Cardinals to two hits as Chicago won 6 to 0 in the twilight game at Wrigley Field. The Cubs collected seven hits and built a 6 run lead by the third inning aided by fielding errors, a double by Bithorn, and timely scoring. Ed Stanky and Len Merullo contributed key plays as Chicago claimed its fourth win over St Louis this season.
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Chicago Cubs
St.’ Luis Cardinals
Chamions
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Reditch
White
Dickean
Hlth
Munerr
Brecheen
Dikson
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Ott White
Mickean
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Oriteners
White Cavarrellas
Wilq
Leming Pitcher
Philadelphia
Goaket
Phillies
Brooklyn
Shibe Park
Schoolboy Rowe
Buck Newsom
Brooks
Roan Northes
Buster Adams
Jimmy Wasdell
Babe Dahlgren
Adams
Triplett
Bagger
Les Webber
Newshom
Charley Brewster
Mickey Livingston
Phils
Wasdell
Dahleron
Brewster
Martangs
Northes
Adios
Dahluren
Bet
War Smoke Wins Charles Town Feature Race
War Smoke, the betting favorite owned by Mrs. J. H. Elliott, won the James Sager purse at Charles Town in 1.27 for seven furlongs. Bear Cat challenged hard but War Smoke held on to pay supporters $540. Celtic Knight finished third. The daily double paid $14.60 with Chancer winning the first race by nose from Revelry. Jockey G. Witmer was fined for riding Revelry in the first race.
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Charles Town
J. H. Elliott
James Sager
Tnday
Carl Wedell
War Smoke
Bear Cat
R. Holland
Celtic Knight
J. L. Friedman
Chancer
Revelry
Distant Star
G. Witmer
Witcher Juniors Defeat Carbide Juniors 3-1 in Diamond
The Witcher Juniors beat the Carbide Juniors 3 to 1 in Diamond action. Charles Keeney allowed only one hit as the standout pitcher.
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Diamond
Witcher Juniors
Carbide Juniors
Charles Keeney
Giants Fall as Braves Rally in Fifth
New York Giants surrender to Boston Braves 7 to 2 after a five-run fifth inning. Tammy Holmes and Chuck Workman sparked the rally with key singles, Eddie Joost walked to fill the bases, and Halmes, Klutz, and Connie Ryan added runs. Dick Marte ll and Mel Ott provided the scoring for the Giants, ending the game with Braves dominance.
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Giants
NEW York
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Tammy Holmes
Chuck Workman
Eddie Joost
Halmes
Joost
Johnny McCarthy
Chet Tose
Clyde Klutz
Connie Ryan
Workman
Braves
Dick Martell
Mel Ottone
Nite Andreviere
Ugane
Lefty Al Smith Twirls Indians To 6-2 Victory
Lefty Al Smith pitched effectively to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 6-2 win over the Chicago White Sox in the opener of a four game series. Cleveland scored three runs in the first inning as Wade and subsequent miscues helped set the tone, with Smith striking out several batters and the Indians adding runs to secure the victory.
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Lefty
al Smith
Indians
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Jo Wade
Roy Cullenbine
Easy Roller
Jett Heath
Oris Horkett
Buddy Ras
Rondeau
Cullenbine
ABU OS
Amie Culler
Pdwartz
aMerk
FORD
Apgting
Kabel
Meeker
Rowde
Callentine
Rose Bernese
Wade Anping
Rowe D.kuinet
Mack
Waynes
Cillenhite
Treth
Cullentine
Smith
Spiers
Liste
Chiragni
Naans
Halle
Wade
Davnee
Snittn
Dh. Strikeen
Haynes J. Smith
Mir
Ott Wade
Haynes
Loving Muchers
Johnson lifts Athletics past Washington in dull nine
Bat Johnson starred for Philadelphia with a remarkable glove play and a run producing hit as the Athletics beat Washington 3 to 2 before 2000 fans. Elmer Valuey and Joe White contributed with strong at bats while Amila Ada and Vernon teased in the early innings. Pitching by the Athletics repelled Washington's late threats as Leonard and Hefner split the mound duties.
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Washington
Bat Johnson
Story Beak
Superman
Philadelphia Athletics
Johnson
Elmer Valuey
Joule White
Infeld
Vaio
Jabnsatn Coal
Athletics
Arntzen
Tende Ward Wildtess
Philadelphia
Amila Adha Waa
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Pan
Vernon
Rowenvners
Homers Boat Tigers and Ramens Clash in St Louis
The damaged wire service style recap notes St Louis Ramens winning their 61st game while Homers boat Tigers suffer pitching struggles. Mentions pitchers Trout Workman and McCarthy, batter names Andrews Witek and Reubie, and scoring details amid a chaotic roster of players and teams from New York Boston and Detroit.
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New York
Annoa
Witek
Stoewer
Merrthe
Andrews
Ambardi
Fekiman
Gandy
Hose Arra Witea
Tune
Dareett
McCarthy
Favs
Fisan
Tamibardy
Htomerie
Crifices
Reubie Plas
Jiteee Mancase
Witte
Ae Hairs
Boston
Mases
Chase
Aniline
Ritikeoure
Andreas
Fridman
Asters
Mills
Pe'iman
Adams
City Wide golf tourney crowns Carper 66 as winner
In The Gazette’s 12th City Wide at Meadow Brook, Carper fired a six under 66 to beat Thompson and others, setting a tourney low and matching near course records. Gebben upset O Connor earlier, while Jones Loar and Tsar advanced in featured matches amid a busy match-play schedule.
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Jones
Jimmy Loar
Bob Gehben
Gay Carper
Gazette
Meadow Brook
Mike O'Connor
Glenn Thompson
Jack Krueger
Gebben
Pay Carper
Glenn S. Thompson
Gare
Helett Thompson
Gett Neverthleer
Meade Brook
Tsar
Tawr
Dines Puting
Dances
Tatee
Tose
Mey
Lear Owas
Eark Jones
Gienn
Thompson
Bob Gebben
Roy Blizzard
Rob Welll Awnd
Baseball Scores and Pitching Lineups From Early League Play
The scoreboard lists American League matchups including New York at Boston with 3-5 result, Philadelphia at Washington, Detroit at St. Louis, and Chicago at Mereland Dietrich. It shows pitchers such as Reston, Krank, and Haetler along with various game notes and line scores.
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Reston
New York
Tahin
Hibelf
Krank
Philadelphia
Iebe
Kraws
Haetler
Ap Pyle
Detroit
St. Louis
Helidges
Va. Muarehet
Chicago
Mereland
Dietrich
Easy
Nati
Tina Sane
Irvinle
Cleveland Ree
Ghia
Jonna
Gotans
Bolind Alien
Red Sox, Yankees Tie After Slugfest at Penway Park
Boston and New York battled to a 6 6 tie at Penway Park as darkness halted play in the seventh inning. Gordon homered amid a disputed moment with umpire Bill Stewart, while Doerr Lip S anchored Boston’s offense with timely hits and legs on base.
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Tindell
Cauk Niel Bren
Duns
Gordon
Biter Acrest
Joe Cronin
Bil Stewart
Hemsley
Gordan
Stewart
Etten
Boston
Lake
Prete Fas
Culberson
Segura and Brown Reach Net Finals in Collegiate Meet
Segura upset Cochell 63 60 in the semifinals of the 9th National Collegiate Athlone tennis tournament. He advances to face Tom Brown Jr of California in the final, with Brown seeded No. 2 and considered the favorite.
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Bvanstor
Dune
Frascitcn
Paneho Segura
Karl Cochell
Cochell
IMU
Manche
Athlone Arsac
Little Sunth American
University of Miami
Tom Brown, Jr
California
Brown
Cocoaell
University of Southern California
EL Pancha
ABC Nine Turns Back Belle Outfit in Frantic Game
The ABC Nine edged Belle Outfit 4st to gain a narrow victory after a tight start by Nelle's squad. Key players include Ito and Crowder for ABC, with multiple hits from both sides and a late surge deciding the contest at Riakewha Park.
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ABC Nine
Ito
Occupation Beats Slide Rule for $2,500 Turf Purse
At Washington Park Seattle owner W E Boeing faced a dramatic result as Occupation, the 1942 juvenile money winner, defeated Slide Rule by 2 14 lengths to claim a $2,500 purse. Valdina trailed, Walmac Farm’s The Native finished last. time 2 2 5. Occupation’s second win of the season, with Whirlaway slated for tomorrow’s Equipoise mile.
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Chicago
W. E. Boeing
Seattle
Wednes Farm
Valdina
Slide Gay
Walmac Farm
Ian
Occupation
John Marsh
Stiwax Occupation
Whirlaway
Calumet Farm
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