Roads Lead to Ann Arbor in Wolverine Notre Dame Showdown
Michigan faces Notre Dame before an estimated eighty thousand in Ann Arbor. The Wolverines rely on Angelo Bertelli's passing and Elvoy Kirsch's running game to counter the Irish, with Detroit Lions lore and World Series notes mixed into the sports page.
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Yankees Top Heavy Choice In Opening Game
The New York Yankees opened the World Series against the St Louis Cardinals before about 70,000 fans. Spud Chandler pitched for the Yankees and faced Max Lanier, delivering a lop-sided victory as New York moved toward their bid to reclaim the world championship.
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Washingtons Crossing Repark Marks Delaware River Icon
A new park reclaims the Delaware River area linked to Washington and his troops during the Revolutionary era. The site commemorates the crossing and the later string of attacks that shaped the historic campaign.
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Putnam Men Favored to Win First Game
The Cong High senior football team aims for their first win of the season as they face Waterford in a half schedule shift. lineup changes include Piccirillo back at guard, Merritt out, Dentaghue to fullback, and Scheppner or McKinney at quarterback, with Blynt and Mitchel anchoring ends and tackles. The Bison contingent travels with choral support, aiming to redeem last season’s 98 6 defeat as Edinboro revenge stories circulate.
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Ray Blynt
Frank Mitchel
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Penn Meets Tough Foe Dartmouth Saturday
Penn faces Dartmouth Saturday after a rout of Princeton and Yale. Backfield coach Horace Hendrickson praised Dartmouth’s size strength and ability, warning Penn players to expect a hard test after Friday’s practice session.
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Plumbers Sweep Fairy Store In Antler League Twin Wins
The Kinney Spiesman Plumbers rebounded from a loss to defeat the Fairy Store in two games in the Antler League last evening, posting scores of 961 and 898 while Harald Crage led individual scoring with 188 and 143. The Cloisers also posted 943 893 and 330 in a losing effort as both teams struggled with a stubborn rack.
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World Series Talk Sparks Divided Baseball Picks
New York October 5 roundup notes experts favor the Cardinals in a tight World Series race with Yankees potential, while lefty matchups and manager moves loom large. Mentions Branch Rickey, Leo Durocher, Sid Luckman, and various club notes blend with quirky scouting of players and squads, including grid and naval lines.
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Beau Jack Knocked Out by Bobby Ruffin Upset
In Madison Square Garden Ruffin the Lone Island challenger defeated Beau Jack, former lightweight champion, by a decision that stunned the expected outcome. Ruffin, regarded as an underdog, controlled the bout with counter punches and solid defense, while Jack’s late rally failed to turn the tide. The crowd of about 14,449 witnessed Ruffin claim the Heatweight title opportunity.
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Columbus Nears Hino League Crown
Columbus climbs toward the Hino League title with two games left as the Birds (AA) beat the Syracuse Chiefs 5-2 behind Erwin Roe and Ted Wilks. Columbus collected 11 hits off three Chiefs pitchers in the opener, then shut out Syracuse with a strong early attack. Meanwhile two Penn State football players, Bill Smyth and Bill Yyre, are reportedly playing for nearby colleges amid matches with Notre Dame and Pittsburgh.
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Michigan Second to Irish in AP Football Poll
The Associated Press poll places Notre Dame first and Michigan second in the early college football rankings. Army and Navy take third and fourth, with Duke, Penn, Purdue, Iowa Pre-Flight, Minnesota, and Southern California rounding out the top ten in the nationwide ballot.
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Two Aero Reg Leagues In Action Last Night
Two Aero Reg Leagues played with multiple teams and individuals posting big scores. Notable performances included Dot Morton and Rosemary Auer leading the Ladies Open fold while Abra Supply League and Estimating Department squads posted two-game wins and high totals.
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