Famed Homestead Grays to Clash With Crandall Men Tonight
The Homestead Grays meet the Crandall men at Loveland Field in the top season attraction. Russ Cassett returns from ankle injury to start for Crandall with Walter Brown set to face Mike Cannavino’s Titusville Dormants tomorrow. Lineups feature Crandall’s infield of Pep Young Les James Joe Nagle and outfielders Hall Dimick Vern Groom Alex Dubrosky and Ed Ecklund behind a mixed mound corps.
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Youngsville Eagles Face Mini Squad In Irvine Schedule
The Youngsville Eagles with about 20 players, led by Coach Joe Passaro, plan all games at Wilder Field Irvine to reduce injuries. They open a nine game season Saturday against Warren Dragons amid field moves and driver-less odds.
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Newsom Debuts with 2-0 Dodgers Win over Reds
Buck Newsom starred in his Dodgers bow at Cincinnati, tossing a two hit shutout through eight and two thirds, fanning eight as Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 2-0. Johnny Vander Meer held eight in a 4 hit effort for the Reds. Boston beat Detroit 2-0 as Bill Butland won his sixth in a row.
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Temple Eyes New Stars As It Replaces Handy Andy
Temple coach Ray Morrison heads into practice facing big gaps after Andy Tomasic’s graduation. New backs Joe Nejman and George Sutek may rise, with Al Drnlis at quarterback and Sid Beshansky in the line. The Owls’ 1942 schedule includes Georgetown, VMI, Bucknell, SMU, North Carolina, Michigan State, Boston College, Holy Cross, Oklahoma, and Villanova.
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Kane Golf Sweep Ends in Kane Country Club Victory
Sepp Kane wins Kane Men's Open Golf Tournament at Kane Country Club with a 41 37 78 total. Jack Speer takes first place, Clarence Andres second, R Prank third. Andres holds St. Marys course record 68 and shoots 82. Karl Wenk Kane earns low net 76 with 85 gross. James Henretta Jr and Hawkins placed. Fred Hicks tied for third low gross and third low net.
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Butler Gains Tie In Playoff Series With 4 3 Win
Butler Yankees tied the best of five Governor's Cup playoff with a 4 3 road win over the Washington Redskins. Butler led 3 0 before Washington rallied, but Butler added an insurance run in the ninth to seal the victory.
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Schroeder May Lose Today in Tennis Tourney
Top seeded Ted Schroeder of Glendale Calif is hampered by a sprained wrist as he faces Alejo Russell of Argentina in the National tennis championships quarter finals. Parker and Bern ard dominant in singles while Pancho Segura meets Talbert in the other semi finals as doubles semifinals planned.
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Rookie of the Year debate and scattered sports notes
A bustling roundup spills rumors on Hank Borowy as a rookie of the year candidate amid Yankee near no hit stuff. Other items joke about Fordham memories, coach routines, and a parade of quirky sports tales from baseball to football and boxing in wartime America.
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Woman Golfer Upsets Defending Champion in Semi Finals
Sept 4 Pittsburgh report notes Janet Lemming a 21 year old State College coed who recently earned wartime diploma upset defending champion Mrs Victor M Shewhert of Charters Heights to reach the title match. Mrs Tom Nolan of New Castle also advances after eliminating Martha McPherson of Wanango Country Club Venango County.
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Mixed Doubles Brackets See Top Seeds vs Schroeder We Pair
One match pairs Seguya with Rus against Milloy and Talbert while the other bracket features Frankie Parker and George Richards facing the top seeded Schroeder and We combo.
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