Stephens slump at plate puts Browns on skid
The Browns drop a fifth straight, Powell’s 6 hitters beat them 4 3 as Vern Stephens amid a slump he redeemed by Walsh. The Senators win to pull into a virtual second place tie with the White Sox after a 6 hit victory led by Milt Heber. Pirates edge Braves 5 4. Harris calls Cox all American jerk in heated debate.
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Corry Merchants battle through injuries in early season notes
The Cory Merchants juggle a slowing lineup as several players suffer Charley horses and a shoulder injury. Veterans struggle to maintain form while Warren Dragons and Youngsville Eagles prepare for the 1943 high school football season with a heavy schedule ahead.
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Pitt Adds Notre Dame Start. Seven Games Planned
Pitt athletics director James Hagan announced Pitt will play seven games this fall led by a Sept. 25 opener against Notre Dame in Pittsburgh. Rivalry with West Virginia resumes in October with Illinois, Carnegie Tech, Ohio State, Nebraska, Navy, and Penn State among others. another game may be added for Clark Shaughnessy’s first Panther squad.
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Sports Roundup highlights and scattered notes from wartime era
A collage of brief sports items and rumors from wartime circles. Rudy Gollomb asks his former Cardinals for mail from a German prison camp. Track trotters resist Empire City surface. Mike Helloise eyes a California bout to visit family. Clemson coach Frank Howard laments a 35-man underage squad. Babe Culnan shops for shoes for Py. Gib Jones vs Wild Bill Me Dowell dispute over footing. Redskins sale nets 1000000 plus. Arizonas coach Mike Ousteel lists 12 players. home games canceled. Curtis Bay Coast Guard aims for service-team level. Marines box prospects noted. Sheridan Post baseball shifts spur cross-sport moves. Soccer coach Lien trims rosters to nine. goalie footwork changes urged.
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Ramblers Win Tighten Race In Softball Loop
The Playground Softball League standings tightened as the Ramblers defeated the All-Stars 5-4 at Loveland Field. The loss leaves the All-Stars tied for first with the Red Wings, while the Ramblers surge toward third place, joining Kiwanis Scouts in pursuit. Reynolds powered the Ramblers with a first inning homer and two more runs across the game, while the Stars threatened late but failed to score after loading the bases twice.
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Ottaway Tops Playgrounds League Sluggers In Opayil Team
Ottaway leads the Playgrounds League after ten weeks with a .692 average by collecting nine hits in 19 at bats. Donald Post slips to runner-up at . A G7, 14 hits in 91 appearances. Kennedy sits third at .583, while Reynolds Holler Whiteley, and others push batting around .500 or better. Stearns 462 Handy 450 Jackson 444 Mitchell 430 Mountain 430 Loveland 417 Southworth 400.
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Jamestown Welcomes Haegg After Record Run
Jamestown reports Gunder Haegg, hailed as the fastest human, arriving by train on August 3. In a swift display, he reportedly broke a world record within hours, though the claim may be debated, and locals anticipate the tale will be passed down for generations.
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Notre Dame to Come Out With Young Backfield
Notre Dame, using a mix of Navy and Marine students, trains a very young backfield led by Angelo Bertelli supported by Bob Kelly and Jules Ryba. Coach Frank Leahy says Michigan Northwestern Army and Navy are the strong opponents this season while sticking to the T formation and aiming for depth.
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Shaughnessy to Field Civilians for Pitt Grid Team
Pitt plans to use a large civilian squad this fall as coach Shaughnessy says 75 civilian players will form the core. The action aims to balance quantity with readiness amid wartime constraints and Navy military manpower.
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Pitt and Nebraska decline to scout each other for game
Pitt Athletic Director James Hagan said Nebraska will not scout Pittsburgh for the upcoming football clash in November. He noted the home plan to deny travel scouting as part of the non scouting exchange.
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Targg Trains At Jamestown Exhibition Tour
Jamestown reports that guider Haege the Swedish distance runner now to be backed by the United States will train in Jamestown for his next appearance Saturday in Cincinnati he has announced.
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Zivic Seeks Fourth Armstrong Bout
Associated Press reports Zivic in Pittsburgh says he wants a fourth fight with Henry Armstrong. He claims he defeated Armstrong three times previously and insists he can beat him again, planning to train for a bout next Monday. He also mentions a potential bout with Montgomery and compares past results with Sam Angolh.
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