Dodgers Blank Cubs As St Louis Trims Phillies
World series context centers on St Louis and Washington facing heavy odds as Cubs and Phillies falls, with tight race headlines across the league. Notes on Cardinals six key tilts against the Cubs and the Tigers leading the standings, plus minor league scores and the NAIBS title claim by the Orphans after a 2 to 1 final over Dayton.
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Corry Beavers eye first victory after Meadville loss
Corry High School football endured a 14 7 defeat at Meadville but displayed improving defense and a growing offense under Coach Lytle. Players corrected blocking lapses and discipline, while coaches plan adjustments this week to capitalize on remaining five games and push for a breakthrough win.
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Tigers Cubs World Series Dream Fails To Fade
Roundup from New York notes Detroit and Chicago chase 100 wins as pennant race tightens. It recalls 1926 and 1908 finishes, mentions Army football captain Jon Green in a side item, and cites Navy ground rules debate with ex Tigers ace Schoolboy Rowe. Also notes Billy Conn expected discharge soon at Camp Lee.
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Batting Races Grow Hot Across Leagues
In the American League a tight race features at least five players with Cavaretta leading at .368 and Heath and Cuccinello close behind. Holmes and Dickshot pace the National League duel as Johnny Dickshot and Wally Moses chase, with Mayo and others also in contention as the season nears its end.
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Titan Hanover Stage Heroic Solo at Grand Circuit Meet
Titan Hanover the world’s greatest trotter prepares a solo performance at the fifth annual Grand Circuit in Delaware. He races Amile against time, with Har ry Pownsll at the sulky, aiming to beat his 2:03 1/2 half mile mark set at Saratoga. Other winners include Double Volo and Joan Scotland in various divisions as racing action unfolds.
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Old College Spirit Noted In Steelers Camp
Hershey Pennsylvania September 18 The Pittsburgh Steelers seek old college spirit as they prepare for an exhibition game against the Green Bay Packers. President Bert Bell and staff push a winning, team-first culture with new men like Lew Ponge John Lucente John Mothell and John Popovich joining Pepper Petrella to showcase Pennsylvanian pedigree and ND ties in the NFL setup.
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Bears Battle Eagles in Exhibition Tilt
Philadelphia Eagles travel to face the Bears in a professional football exhibition. The Bears seek a third straight pre-season win after beating Detroit and Green Bay previously. The game is expected to draw a large crowd at a local high school stadium.
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USGA Plans All Big Tournaments in 1946
The U S Golf Association announced plans for the 1946 season naming the National Men’s Amateur One Open Women’s Amateur and Men’s Public Links as returning events with sites to be set by an executive committee meeting. USGA president Morton G Bogue said decisions will follow committee talks.
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