Ohio grid and baseball notes mix with Whitman era eye
The feature covers Ohio State football with coach Paul Brown using a lean debut lineup and upcoming opponents, alongside a Cleveland Indians struggle for fourth place, Detroit Tigers challenge, and Notre Dame Navy Clash hints. It also mentions Maurice Rhodes, Pepper Martin, and Sacramento's Pacific Coast League season finish as context for 1940s sports.
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Notre Dame Navy
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Maurice V. Rhodes
Tionesta
Pepper Martin
Sacramento
Martin
Angels
Philadelphia
Feekly
Curtis scores touchdown as Cory High loses to Harborcreek
Harborcreek High from Harborcreek defeats Cory High 6 1 in a late season clash at Loveland Field. Curtis scores the lone touchdown and extra point, lifting Harborcreek while Cory struggles with passes and penalties as the Beavers show improved second half play but fall short.
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Grid Warriors
Harborcreek High School
Loveland Field
Cory High
Beavers
Putnam
Harborcreek
Corry High
Creekers
Pulliammen
Creckers
Corry
Creakters
Jackson
Centsy
Kosterman
Hyngen
Wendell
Kesterman
Husssun
Orange and Black
Scheppner
Kostermann
Corey
Blunt
Savio
Sebman
Ravinee
Two Fighters Offer to Bankroll Bout But There Is Little Likelihood
War Secretary Stimson is unlikely to permit the Joe Louis Billy Conn bout despite an offer by the two soldiers and promoter Jacobs to stage it for nothing. Louis and Conn would return the $300,000 in tickets and Jacobs hints at banking the girl unless permission is granted.
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Jacobs
Stimson
Ay Sid Feder
Washington
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Mike Jacobs
Stimpsom
Joe
Billy
Army
Macobs
War Department
Barlier Jacobs
War Rosing, Inc
Louis
John Roxborough
Abe Simon
Bus Dy Baer
War Boxing, Inc
Port
Riley
Regusas
Conn
Fork Wadsworth
Staten Island
New York City
Army All Star funds amid sport notes and chaos in New York
A round up of sports bits notes War Secretary Stimson and Army relief, Bears-Seahawks exhibition profits, Louts Conn affair fallout, and golf drives. Mentions Auburn Chalivnvidgn game, Babe Geneiles No 4, and barbed references to World Accermass and training duties. Players and officials cited with scattered local color from the era.
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New York
Stimson
Shiv Ren
O' Toole
Fourth Ladies Bowling Loop Opens Season
The Fourth Ladies League opened at Recreation Alley with Waterhouse and Boston House in the lead. You Guessers did not appear, granting Boston House a forfeit win. Perry’s Salon trailed Lanston’s. Shirley Ohou led pins with a 147 average across scores of 148 125 and 116.
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Recreation Alley
Waterhouse
Boston House
Waterhouse Oc
Boston Honesssseece
Perry's Salon
Lanstonsevysesi
Dukes and Tartans Favored in Football Openers
Piltsburgh opener features Duke against Waynesburg and Carnegie Tech vs Geneva. Duke and Pitt appear favored, but Coach Baker warns of a tough Tartans test after Geneva’s 18-8 win last year, while Dowell’s Duke squad seeks a consecutive victory.
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Piltsbungh
Bujirme Univerity
Carnegie Tech
Ludpy
Dukes
Wayhesbure College
Tesh
Geneve Cuulewethie Yilemoen
Duke
Weel
Eddie Baker
Tech
Geneva
Bub Dowells
Waynesburg
Tus
University of Pittsburet
Mert
University of Mitre
Minnesota
Panthers
Two More Keg Leagues Open Season Monday
Two leagues begin their seasons Monday in the Recreation Alleys circuit. The Acra Supply Shop League starts at 6 30 PM, followed by the Men's City League at 9 PM as city Leaguers take over the runways.
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Acra Supply Shop
Aibioek
Dodgers Score Gain Half Game on Idle Cardinals
Dodgers win to trim the idle Cardinals lead, with a 6-6 score in a tense game. Hank Leiber, veteran outfielder, debuts as a pitcher for the New York Giants in a doubleheader, while New York and Philadelphia post decisive results.
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Dodgers
Idoron Batley
Phe Sr
Loli
Lwe
Doders
Thei Saytts
Hank Leiber
Vexipeold
Yak Giants
Chicago Waite
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Mason League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The Mason League lists top performers with Williams of Boston leading batting with 387, Rams Wilkins 141 and Rudis in Williams Bas 187, Pesky 204, Clift and Lois 2a Criples Spenes. Wins and stolen bases feature Case Washington 32, Borham New York, Ott Stewart 29 home runs, Hrrstt Brooklyn 22. Pitching shows ariat St Louis 13-2 and Brookins 14-4.
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Mason
Williams
Boston
Rams
Wilkins
Rudis
Ofs
New York
Rims
York
Slaughter
Simiih
Marlon
Lois
Sianti
Ott
Stewart
Hoooklyn
Ariat
St Lous
French Brookins
Minor League Results from World Series Games
In Columbus and Syracuse the Little World Series tied at one game each with both American Association and International League teams sharing the scoreboard. Hed stands 1-1 after the latest pair of games.
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Columbis
Syracuse
International
Kurowski Great Clutch Hitter for Cardinals
Klaxon style baseball recap centers on the St Louis Cardinals and the clutch performance of the slugger Kurowski. The article details late game rallies, key hits by Kurowski, and team support from Walter Cooper and Conkey Topler as the Cardinals edge the Braves. It notes Kurowski’s around 260 hitting and references other players and games in the era.
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Alamo Hon
Fwns
Ane
Hilly BouWorth
Regalog
Oh Jay
Guary Beatin
Ghie Laat
Tyu Orrlicey
Ubowsk
Walter Cooper Vonbled
Conkey Topler
Brooklyn
Tomer
Boonklyn
Antler League standings show Howler Motors leading
In a tight pulse, Howler Motors top the Antler League with strong team play. Citizens Bantam and Bankers pace the chase as Sears posts 175 average and Crowe 163 for Abe Piumbe, shaping a close race toward the playoff run.
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Awalnet & Siysle
Rune Berltt
Citizens Bantam
Ranney-Splessman Kowlers
Talpiuht
Cis Sears
Bankers
Hiern Crowe
Abe Piumbe Antler Leagti Stanning
Howler Motors
Stern
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Virginia State Golf Association
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