Detroit Hopes Rest on Trout Hal Newhouser Pitching Duo
Detroit’s two man rotation Hal Newhouser and Dizzy Trout carry the pennant bid as Browns visit for a four game set. Newhouser’s 20-8 and Trout’s 20-9 pace the Tigers, while St Louis led by Sewell paces the Browns. The race sees Boston, Philadelphia, and New York in pursuit as Cubs fall to St Louis.
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Detroit
Louis
Browns
Luke Sewell
Tigers
Yankees
St. Louis
New York Roses
Didi Wakefield
Hal Newhouser
Dizey Trout
Trout
Newhouser
Otsais
St. Laws
Sig Jakubl
Tiger
Dack Kramer
Nelson Potter
Tex Shirley
Steven Sandra
al Hollingwoot
Bob Muncriel
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Chicago
Cubs
St. Tewis
Teds Wiles
Giants
Claude Posse
Systema Go in Cycles Dean Wanted for Series
A fuzzy sports column notes Dean’s view that football offenses cycle through formations, with the T formation making a comeback after prior variants faltered. It cites Notre Dame, Army, and Warner-Wihiugback departures, plus speculation on future "gaudling" systems to chase success. The piece also touches on Dizzy Dean’s possible World Series radio role, Judge Landis’s stance, and a mishmash of golf, fishing, and baseball anecdotes from wartime sports chatter.
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Dean
Gus Donnis
Detroit Liars
Prigoged
Notre Dame
Army
LMS Amd
Warner
Natyr Dame
St. Louis
Dicky Dean
OI Diz
Bilcher Shrawgh
Shenatgins
Judge Landis
Droops Edge Drips In Nine Hole Golf Match
A nine hole golf match last evening saw the Droops defeat the Drips by a close margin. Low scorer for the Drips was Leo Hoylen with 41 while Jimmy Lewis led the Droops with 43. After the match the winners were hosted to a dinner at the Hotel Corry at the Drips expense. Team lineups and scores followed.
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Maymena Pigme
Droops
Leo Hoylen
Jimmy Lewis
Iyinners
Hotel Corry
Lewis
Holden
Staples
Baker
Sweet
Bailey
Reed
Deips— Hoylen
Felt
Young
Bertram
Blowe
Smiley
Hurlbut
Redskins Open Coast Campaign With Charity Tilt
The Washington Redskins and a March Field Army team meet in Los Angeles at Memorial Coliseum in the NFL season opener. George Marshall’s Redskins, favored at 2 to 1, aim to raise funds for Army recreational facilities. Singin’ Sammy Baugh headlines the event. March Field counters with Maj. Paul Schiss Jerfims and backs led by Bill Dudley, a former Virginia and Steeler star.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Washington Redskins
March Field
Army Air Forces
Sammy
Stirling
Redskins
Maj
Paul Schiss
Jer Fms
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Dudley
Slogen
Aero Supply softball team invades Erie tonight
The Aero Supply oqueparman softball team travels to Erie for a return game with General Electric 10. The Gem City won last week in seven games. Aero hopes to even the score. Snag Reagan leads Erie as Wesley Seamens handles mound duties for Corty. Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro refer to distances from New York City.
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Aero Supply Oqueparman
Erie
General Electric
Gem City
Aero Club
Snag" Reagan
Wesley Seamens
Corty
Loughran Joins Sugar Firm Sales Staff
Former heavyweight champion James J. Loughran, 41, will become a private goodwill ambassador for the stateside good neighbor policy and join Lowry and Company, a sugar brokerage. He will train in Philadelphia before becoming a salesman and later work in Cuba and South America.
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Phillavowenia
Kyay Loughran
Lght
Good Will
State Department
Noticy
Tintin America
Loughran
Maines
Ouérage
Lowry and Comppany
Joe McGuieay
Philadelphia
McGuiran
Loughram Qvill
Cuba
Ebru
South America
Falcons Batavia Battle For Second In Pony League Standings
In a hot race for the two spot, Falcon and Batavia clash while Jamestown presses for second. Jamestown edged Wellsville 4-1 as Parkhurst allowed three hits. Batavia faltered in the nightcap, and Olean capitalized on a costly error for a 2-1 win. Lockport beat Bradford 3-2 with Frumin driving in the decisive run in the ninth. Fasano allowed four hits and four walks as Hornell beat the Sailors 5-2 in a tense seventh inning. Ex-Pirate Lefty Brandt, formerly with the Pirates, was granted a divorce in Spokane after trial and testimony.
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Falcons
Batavia
Buffalo
Batavie
Jamestown
Tamestown Nother
Wellsville
Ledty Lyle Parkhurst
Yanks
Velasauez
Olean Oilers
Morgan
Sante Mauro
Olom
Lockport Cubs
Bradford Bluewings
Zeke Frumin
Hornell
Fasano
Siv
Pirates
Eric
Sailors
Bud
Spokane
Edward A. Brendt
Brandt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bravens
Montana
Dude
Spulane
Army
Mra. Brandl
Johnny Bulla Fires 65 At Chicago All American Open
Johnny Bulla posts a sizzling 65 at Chicago to lead the Open field of 142 professionals and seven amateurs in the All American Open. Byron Welson trails by three, with Nelson and Heilmart among early leaders. women contenders also mirror strong starts in the first round.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joly Bulla
Buffa
Eastern Airlines
Atlanta
Tan O'Shanter
Bully
Ken Heilmart
Sir Louis Chemist
Pirst
Wpes
Al-Americarr Lite
Pehletonite
Helly Hicks
Long Beach
Galil
Anich
Phyllis Otto
Adabiligy
Patty Berg
The
Marines
Ehansa
Sas
Dot Germain
Philadelphia
Bulla
Huild
Jug
McSpaden
Minor league scores and gains schedule summary
In the International League Jersey City defeated Syracuse 6 to 5 and Newark scored 11 while Baltimore won 6 and Montrose lost 4 to 5. Buffalo 1 7, and Buffalo 7.0. In the American Association Toledo defeated St. Paul 7 to 4. Columbus 6, Minneapolis 7 Kansas City 7-0, Indianapolis 3-0. Louisville 4, Milwaukee 1.
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Syracuse
Newark
Baltimore
Montrose
Buffalo
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas Ciy
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Record-Breaking Runs Dominate Roundup Sports Page
Veteran scribes note four NL records within reach as the Cardinals chase pennant glory while the Browns eye their first American League title. Rich chatter surrounds 1900s and 1910s teams, with Cubs and Pirates cited in pursuit of historic margins. Meanwhile, football and hockey notes touch Kentucky lore, Wisconsin plans, and travel quirks in the inside pages.
Nelson Declares Walter Hagen The Greatest Golfer
In Crivagy Aug 47 Torans 1a ransplanted Texan Lord Byron Nelson, winner of many titles, stated Walter Hagen is the greatest golfer in history. The remark came amid discussion of Hagen's legacy in the golf world.
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Nelson
Hagen
Crivagy
Torans
Lord Byron
Tod
Tony
Walter Hagen
Baseball Nine Wins at Garland
The Corry team defeated Garland 14 to 10 in darkness halted play after seven innings. Vern Group and Gia Koestner shared pitching duties as Warren County’s Stewart pitched a full game for a mixed Garland lineup. Johnny Zolko caught, Art Kane umpired and reported $60 raised for land service men’s fund.
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Rabbit
Swanson
Warren
Geary
State and Stripes
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Stthers-Weiss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Beig
Ken Blackman
Bradford Blue Wings
Postville
Town
High Acho
Leo “Lippy” Durocher
Gowamis Canal
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Rickey
Corry Asseball Jem
Garland
Vern
Gia" Koestner
Witt al Yaussety
Garlands
Stewart
Warren County
Johnny Zolko
Art Kane
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Ollie Allendorfeg
Jeny Gratton
Juniate Brook
Ilda
Bhle Fletchery- Furmey
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Sinclair H. C. Gas & Oil& Croft
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Shoont Hale
Arglenwood League
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Huck
Stars and Stripes
Struthers Wells Club
Russell Field
Pittsburgh’ Pirate
Red” Swanson
Struthers Welle
Pro Eleven
Mexico City
Rio de Janeiro
New York City
Johnny Bulla
Nelson — McSpaden
Heisman
Betty
Hugh Fullerton
Bill Brandt
Hurricanes
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Billy Southworth
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Ho Hag
Redbirds
Hey
Thivir
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Waller
George Wetwash
Marshall
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Dutton
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Mayquette
Harry Stulldreher
Wisconsin
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Pyl Bobby Cifers
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