Collegiate All Stars Versus Pros Set for Today
A slate of events features 85000 expected to view a collegiate all star gridiron clash against professional players. The match at Soldiers Field in Chicago will be broadcast by WUZ at 8:30 PM. Meanwhile the Chicago Bears, two time world pros, are slated to play in Erie on October 6 as part of a cross league schedule.
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Cubs Regain Lead as Carleton Beats Dodgers in Tight NL Tilt
National League pennant chase tightens with Tex Carleton pitching the Cubs to a 2-1 win over Brooklyn to reclaim first place. Bucky Walters limited the Pirates to five hits in Philadelphia’s 3-0 victory. Danny MacFayden’s first start since an injury helped the Boston Bees beat Cincinnati 7-2. Vince DiMaggio homered for the Yankees in their 7-3 win over Cleveland. The White Sox edged the Red Sox 7-6 to stay in third, while the Browns and Athletics split a doubleheader.
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Twenty five racers to start in Sharon Woody Sweepstakes
In Sharon Pennsylvania on September 1 twenty five dirt track auto racers will start Sunday in the third annual Woody Sweepstakes at Sharon Speedway. Miss Speedway will be honored at the track with a girls picture selection.
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Field Day Meet Date Not Set by Corry Rod and Gore Club
A Corry Rod and Gore Club meeting failed to finalize the annual Field Meet date. Members mapped preliminary plans but did not set a calendar date, with expectations of scheduling at the next session.
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York Beats Ruths Record for Month in August Showdown
Detroit September report highlights Rudy York of the Detroit Tigers as he slugged 18 homers in August and 30 for the season, surpassing Babe Ruth for a single month record. The rookie finished his first major league season strong with a two homer game against the Washington Senators, prompting observers to compare his power to Ruth’s peak.
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Seven Ryder Cup Players Enter Hershey Open Tourney
Hershey Pa September 1 entry list for the Hershey Open shows seven Ryder Cup players, including Hines who equalled the course record 67, and Dudley and Nelson submitting entries. The field now features Picard Revolta Snead Sarazen Guldahl and others as 90 players from 16 states and D C enter with likely 150 entries.
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Altoona Track Set for Big Auto Race
Altoona Pa Sept 1 The Altoona Speedway track of one and eighty miles has been put in perfect condition for the big championship automobile racing. Original plans called for 21 racing creations to start the chief event but late entries boosted the field to 24.
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Yesterday's Hero meet opens with Labor Day program
The event is scheduled to start at 2115 o'clock on Labor Day afternoon. Management has completed preparations for a 40 feature race and other events in a program designed to showcase the Cubs' pitch and the season pace.
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Aerial Battle Anticipated In Football Event
Veteran Packers face All-Stars in Soldier Field game under night lighting as top college and NFL players clash. Star QB Baugh and backs Huffman Francis Larue highlight backs, with Dorais Waldorf Layden and Moore guiding the All-Stars. Higher attendance expected as pace and youth give the showcase a strong scoring edge.
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Standings From Yesterday's Baseball Results
Yesterday's baseball standings show New York 7 over Cleveland 3, Detroit 12 over Washington 3, Chicago 7 over Boston 6, St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 1. National League lists Chicago 4 and Boston 7 over others. American Association shows Indianapolis 9 and Columbus 0 with several close scores. International League Buffalo 8 and Toronto 2. Syracuse 9 0 lead.
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Packers to Air Attack as Lambeau Names Starting Backfield
Coach Curley Lambeau announces starting lineup with Gaynell Tinsley and Mele Wendt at ends and Ed Widasth at tackle. Linemen include Averell Daniell and Steve Reid. J Herber and Hutson to start at quarterback and end, with potential running backs Joe Laws Bob Monkett Clark Hinkle and Paul Miller.
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