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High Eleven Seeks First Victory in Preview
Creekers favored as they boast a perfect record and high hopes on a revamped backfield. Corry High and Millcreek clash as Hill aims for a breakout win after two losses, with Gus Anderson coaching the green, improving Beavers. Norm Kloeckner leads the Beaver offense with big runs and a strong start.
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Creekers
Corry High School
Millcreek
Cooch Putnam
John Scheppner
al Blynch
Frank Mitchell
Russ Jerritt
Piedirilia
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Chick Rainesale
Paul Gates
Hary Phillips
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Jack Foster
Carmen Picarrillo
Bob Curtis
Gus Donaghue
Art Black
Bob Jackson
Jimmy Reynolds
Chuck Jackson
Beavers
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Lawrence Park
Gus Anderson
Pulnaminton
Andersonmen
Fairview
West Revville
Norm Kloeckner
Shard Ringing
Westerville
Minor League Baseball Playoff Results Across Leagues
In the International League final playoffs Syracuse beat Toronto 5 to 3, taking a 1-0 lead. American Association playoffs saw Indianapolis 6 Toledo 3 with teams tied 11. Milwaukee and Columbus also tied 6-6 with 1-1. Eastern League final playoffs Elmira 4 Scranton 3, giving Elmira a 2-1 edge.
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Toronto
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Elmira
Scranton
New York Sports Roundup and League Notes
Report from New York on a Chicago ladies league where Laura Stellmtacher posted 205 254 251 T10 the top women’s score in eight years. Detroits Stroh team opens the season as Joe Norris heads to hospital for elbow surgery. Dodgers west coast trip rosters include Soskovic and Gooney choosing school and hockey. plus service team notes from Mitchel Field and baseball chatter about Stan Musial and other stars.
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Chicago
Laura Stellmtacher
Stroh
Detroit
Joe Norris
Joe Soskovic
Johnny Gooey
Dodgers
Soskovic
Ad Gooney
William and Mary
Yankee Stadium
Newark
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Daytona Beach
Teams 2 and 5 Lead in Third Bowling League
The Thiracades League opened with a rough night as Teams 2 and 5 gained early momentum in the third bowling league. Team 2 swept Team 1 3–0, aided by Esther Querreveld’s 132 123 and 197, while Team 3 won two from Team 4, led by Muriel Young’s 187 182 134 and 151 for Team 4.
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Stanurss
L. Bee
Rose Mary Auer
Ann Cragg
Womats
Esther Querreveld
Team 3
Team
Muriel Young
Fights Last Night in Elizabeth and Oakland Card
Johnny Brown of New York outpointed Eddy Ellis of Quincy Mass in Elizabeth. Pat Valentino of Coast Guard San Francisco outpointed Bob Smith of New York in Oakland.
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Johnny Brown
New York
Eddy Ellis
Quincy
Mass
Oakland
Guilf
Pat Valentino
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Bob Smith
Yankees Move Closer To Flag Trim Tigers 4 2
The New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 4-2 to tighten their lead as pennant chances improve. The Senators and Indians also affected the AL race with results in a twilight-night doubleheader and a Boston-Detroit clash. In the NL, Cardinals edged Dodgers 4-3 as Reds beat Giants 4-2 and other scores shifted the standings. Portsmouth Cubs named John Zontini MVP for 1943 Piedmont League season.
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Washington Senators
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St. Louis Browns
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Cooper
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Elmer Riddle
Reds
BI Votselte
Pittsburgh
Butch Etehinson
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Claude Passeau
al Gerheauser
Chicago White Sox
Phiadelphia Athletics
Portsmouth
John Zontini
Portsmouth Cubs
St Louis With Musial Has Better Outfield
In a World Series preview, Stan Musial anchors a St. Louis outfield that outshines the Yankees. The piece notes Musial’s .356 season, the Cards’ lefty-heavy lineup against New York’s southpaw staff, and mentions Demaree and Garrs as versatile reserves amid tense pennant tension.
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Musial
Sid Feder
New York
Yankees
Stan Musia
Pennsylvania
Santa Claus
George Magerkurth
Terry Moore
Slaughter
King Kong
Charley Keller Hustlin
Harry Walker
Danny Lilwhiler
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Terry
Enos
Billy the Kid Southworth
Yanks
Joe DiMagio
Keller
Ati
Tor Musisl
Charley
Bud Metheny
Bléain
Marse
Joe McCarthy
Roy Weatherly
Jame
Tuck Slainback
War Club
Johnny Lindell
Frank Demarec
Debs Garrs
Bagby asks for trade after clash with Boudreau
Boston report says pitcher Jim Bagby demanded a trade from the Cleveland Indians after a dispute with manager Lou Boudreau over fitness and pay. Bagby claimed he has pitched more innings than any other leaguer and accused Boudreau of singling him out, offering to be traded for equal value to escape the manager’s discipline.
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Oxy
Jim Bagby
Boudvreau
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Low Boudrea
Lou Sly
Jim
Tun
Drobady
Tess
Tim
Boudreau
Hammond Elevator Triumphs Over Hepler Motors in League Bowling
Hammond Elevator defeated Hepler Motors in a three game match of the Antler League by margins of 14 pins, 80 pins, and 80 pins. Ewald Carlson led with 190, 152, and 199 across games while Charley Keefer of the losers had 170, 181, and 162.
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Heplers
Hammond Elevator Féglery
Hepler Motors
Ptnl
Ewald Carlson
Charley Keefer
Pitt Coach Predicts Irish Win by Thirty
Pittsburgh Sept 23 Associated Press notes Pitt coach Shaughnessy predicted Notre Dame would beat Pitt by at least 30 points. He said Notre Dame hires more manpower, while Pitt relied on only four lettermen and most players were at a high school level as they prepared for Saturday’s game.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Dame
Clark
Iatlony Shaughnessy
Panthers
Notre Dame
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Nowe
Philadelphia Open final round led by 1941 champion Bud Lewis
Joseph Bud Lewis, 1941 Philadelphia Open champion, faces Teri Johnson Plymouth pro and Sam Gay in the 36-hole final of the Philadelphia PGA event. A 12 foot put with a borrowed putter on the 21st clinched Lewis’s victory for Manufacturers Club against Charlie Schneider as Jonny Son beat Chick Rutan 2 and 1, with Camp fielding a strong Navy trainee lineup.
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Philadelphia
Joseph
Bud) Lewis
Little Teri Johnson
Plymouth
Sam Gay
Lewis
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Charlie Sehneider
Lu Lu Temple
Jonny Son
Chick Rutan
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