American Loop Complete Blank Schedule Draws
Possibilities of a two or three way tie for the American League pennant appeared less fantastic today as leaders surged into the final stretch. Detroit led with 18 games left, New York three games ahead of Boston, with St Louis close behind. a tie could shift the World Series start date to October 4. The schedule left only two New York Philadelphia night games before weekend business, and the race hinges on next week’s interleague series. Detroit showed a small edge over Boston in beating their rivals, while St Louis and New York traded wins and losses. The Browns and Tigers battled for spots as Cincinnati moved within five of idle Pittsburgh in the National League, after Chicago’s late rally faded. A two-night Pittsburgh St Louis doubleheader was rained out.
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Ohio State Big Ten clash looms in Cleveland this fall
In Cleveland, Ohio State prepares for a November 18 Big Ten clash with Missouri opener veterans and fresh stock, led by Les Horvath and Tom Keane. Other sections note idle pro baseball in early weeks, pennant races, and upcoming NFL grid plans with Redskins Packers and notable coaching moves.
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World Series to be Shipped Overseas for Service Men
American League promoter says 16 crew will film the World Series for overseas servicemen. Cameramen and technicians will shoot thousands of feet of footage to capture the event as it opens October.
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Law Fonseca
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League standings show St Louis 37-? and Pittsburgh at 0-? with Cincinnati 6 run win over Chicago yesterday. Today’s schedule lists Pittsburgh at St Louis, Cincinnati at Chicago, Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York, with no other details.
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Boston
Ortiz Favored in 11th Defeat of Ring Crown
Manuel Ortiz, bantamweight champion, enters the Olympic Auditorium as favorite to defend his title for the eleventh time in two years. Challenger Luis Castillo from Mexico City is a chunky, tall fighter known for powerful hooks. Ortiz trains at El Centen Gala ranch and is noted for remaining in peak condition.
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Olympic Auditorum Sing Ad
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Mexico City
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Castillo
Boxing Star Menichelli Sailing For American Fandom
New heavyweight from Argentina reportedly boarded a plane and will arrive soon amid hype about his first name Minnie and weighty talk from Jimmie Johnston. References, jokes, and era quirks color a one-minute sports page with notes on Notre Dame tickets, Camilli’s Oakland contract, and sailors and players nearing action in 1945.
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Falcons Blank Lockport In Governors Cup Game Two
Jamestown Falcons defeated Lockport Cubs 12 to 0 in the second game of the Governors Cup best of seven series at Buffalo. Jamestown pounded 13 hits, taking a five run lead early as Uhle pitched into the seventh before Evans finished.
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Fights Last Night In New York and Nearby Venues
Reported boxing results show Don Amoroso of Jersey City and Johnny Juliano of New York winning on points in separate bouts. Other listed totals include Paterson and Philadelphia fighters with multiple rounds and decisions noted, reflecting a busy night across Newark and Brooklyn venues.
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NO SHORTAGE OF PUNTERS PLACE-KICKERS AT STATE
Penn State football coach Bob Higgins reports strong punter and place-kicker depth for the fall. Punter candidates include Fullacks Allen Richards of Miamisburg Ohio Floyd Lang of Castle Shannon and Al Belluas of Kingston, with Elwood Petahhel of Easton as additional talent. Place-kicking prospects feature tackle Ed Bush of Thermopolis Wyoming guard Joe Drazenovich of Brownsville blocking back Earl Bruhn of St Bonifils Ming. Bush Bru are Marine trainees and Drazenovich is a freshman.
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Baltimore teen and New York figure in unclear note
Fragmentary OCR mentions George Kochan aged 17 from Baltimore and Howarth Benitet with dates like 1714 and a Baltimore reference. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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George Kochan
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Howarth Benitet
500 Grabs Lead In Aero Ladies Bowling Loop
The Aero Ladies Bowling League opened with 500 moving to first place by sweeping three games while 933 and 960 Seamanwe posted two-game wins for runner-up honors. Arlene MacQuarrie led 500 with 132 and 170, Dot Morton adding 199, 154, 150. The 960 team beat 250 in a 16-game set as Rosalind Hopkins and Eva Valletti led their squads.
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Acro Ladies
Scsee
Arlene ‘MacQuarrie
Dot Morton
Ofice
Keelerettes
Rosalind Hopkins
Eva Valletti
Antee
Wau
Rud Nichols
Dorothy Nabbs
Perfect Eyes in Population Observations
A note on the rarity of truly perfect eyes, suggesting that perhaps fewer than a few in every hundred people possess such exceptional vision, with the idea that truly flawless eyes are uncommon in the general population.
Fontaine Upset at Pittsburgh in Ten Round Lose
Sammy Parrotta of Pittsburgh defeated Juste Pontaine, the 132 pound French challenger from Milwaukee, in a 10 round bout before 5,000 at Forbes Field. Pontaine suffered his second professional defeat in 23 fights. The card also saw two early round knockouts and several quick decisions as local and regional fighters fought in the Pittsburgh area.
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Sammy Parrotta
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Juste Pontaine
Milwaukee
Forhes Field
Fontaine
Jose Basorn
Puerto Rico
Ossie Harris
Phil Musca
Antler League Opens With Three Wins for Fale Store Regions
The Antler League opened last evening with Fale Store Regions taking three games from Steen Cleaners. Christensen Motors faces Rexall Drugs next as the season starts. The Journal will publish standings each Saturday along with Monday through Friday results. Titusville resident P. H. Sullivan from West Central Avenue returned from Georgian Bay to find a rear garage break in and valuable tools, motor oil and other items missing.
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Steen Cleaners
Christensen Motors
Rexall Drugs
Journal
Titusville
P. H. Sullivan
West Central Avenue
Georgian Bay
Canada
Not Too Old To Feel Young Tromane Ad Claims Youth Restore
An advertisement touts Tromane a medical formula combining vitamins and hormones promising renewed vitality for middle aged men. It claims improved spirit energy and zest, suggesting old pleasures can return. Sold by Rexall Cut Rate Drug Store and druggists nationwide.
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