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Ditty Haying Hird Luck Eyes On Irish Saturday Other Sport Notes of Interest Preston Ditty new Meadville High School coach faces trouble as team starts 0-3. Four players removed for training violations. Al Chisholm ineligible earlier. injuries plague squad. Notre Dame opens season vs Clark Shaughnessy Panthers. McKeever aims to match Leahy era with Navy trainees and strong freshmen. Seebsich, Buffalo basketball figure, dies. Canisius and Buffalo basketball history noted. Rambling items cover Gerry Willits Corey High, Chuck Jackson, Jim Reynolds scoring leaders, Indians vs Red Sox, Army Navy baseball in Honolulu, and Cannonball Smith no-hits at Camp Reynolds.
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American League Race Shifts as Browns and Tigers Win
World series style recap notes Jakucki’s 1-0 gem over Boston and St Louis tying Detroit atop the standings. Wakefield homers as Trout blanks Boston, York drives in runs, and other AL results shape a tight pennant chase with New York and Chicago fading. Grandpa Joe Heving relieves for 6th time, while Cleveland and Washington stumble amid a rough night.
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Browns to Accept Mail Orders for World Series Tickets
Sept 27 report from St Louis says six Browns officials will accept mail orders for World Series tickets due to a defense transportation office request. Orders must be limited to two seats each at 2760, with tickets issued in the St Louis metropolitan area.
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Giants to play at Pittsburgh in exhibition clash
Sports notes from Pittsburgh say the New York Giants arrive at Porbes Field for a Sunday exhibition against a combined Steelers Cardinals squad. Steve Owens, the NL’s third oldest football coach, promises a high passing attack as Detroit Lions game film and local practice sessions shape prep.
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Reserved seating details for single games announced
The announcement states no reserved seats will be available for individual games and about 19,000 tickets will be offered. It notes the information was provided by Amail Odiy.
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Swedes target Christmas return as American players lag
In a broad sports roundup from New York, Swedish runners Haegg Andersson and Didman loom as a puzzle to track experts while American competitors slow after Nationals. King Clancy’s hockey anecdote airs, Ensign Luckman heads to sea, and prep notes invite info on standout schoolboy footballers. military postings mix with boxing and grid updates across services.
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17 Teams Remain In WPIAL Race
Associated Press reports 17 teams still contesting the WPIAL Glass AA race led by Ellwood City Wolverines with strong wins over Barrell and Rockster. Also in AA are Aliquippa Altoona Ambridge Beaver Falls Braddock Brownsville Clairton Connelsville Donora Greensburg Jeannette Mt. Lebanon Johnstown New Kensington Beechview? Berwin Turtle Creek and Wilkinsburg. Class A survivors include Canonsburg South Union Carnegie Denys Township Etna East Huntingdon. Added to Class B are Bridgeville Centreville Split Huntingdon Chartiers Leetsdale Shenango Freeport Pent Township Verona and Perryopolis.
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Lancaster Needs Win For Interstate Finals
The Governor's Cup moved to Allentown as Lancaster seeks a victory to climb into the interstate finals. The Roses pulled a 4-1 win over the Allen town Cardinals to hold a three to two edge in the best of seven. Al Malinowski pitched six solid innings for the winners, while Allentown used two hurlers, yielding nine safeties.
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Baseball Standings and Yesterday's National League Scores
Yesterday's National League results included Chicago 15 to Philadelphia 0, Cincinnati 6, New York 5 to 4, St. Louis 4 over Pittsburgh, Boston 2. American League scores showed Washington 8, Cleveland 6, Detroit 6, New York 9, Chicago 1, Boston 0. Today's games list Cincinnati at New York, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Boston.
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Wilcox Lasses Extend Lead in AY Keg League Action
Wilcox Grocers strengthened their lead in the AY Keg League by defeating Mabel Shoppe as Steens edged Raymonds and Wing WI beat Marty's. Beatrice Hulings anchored the winners with steady scoring, while Mildred Haenel and Angie Baressi topped 200 in a Steens game. Wing Willis posted high totals to lift the Grocers, with Curtin and Lammers delivering solid contributions for Marty's.
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Boxing Results Reported From New Bedford and Galveston
Fights last night in New Bedford Massachusetts feature Benny Singleton 10 e Wateriniry Comm defeating Johnny Harris 135 New York in seven rounds. In Galveston Frissie Biv 162 from Pittsburgh dropped Artie Torkel in seven. In Los Angeles Preddie Dixon 140 Phoenix knocked out Jerry Moore 4 rounds.
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Red Birds Favored To Cop World Series
AM Newsfeature outlines the St Louis Cardinals as heavy favorites to challenge the New York Yankees in the World Series. Manager Southworth plans strong pitching with Morton Cooper Led Wilks and Whitey Kuchecksall to anchor a hopesful run, while aim is to improve hitting and fielding to counter the Yankees’ power.
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Baltim ore Triumphs In International League Playoff
Baltimore wins decisive game in the International League semifinal series with a 1 0 score over Buffalo. The result advances Baltimore toward the finals as the series reaches its conclusion.
Phillies Purchase Dueller Purchase of Luci Fer and Pitchers
The Philadelphia Phillies report a purchase involving Lou Luci Fer and additional pitchers from Boston and San Diego as part of their season acquisitions. Details indicate a strategic move to bolster the pitching staff for the upcoming schedule.
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60 000 Expected At NH Panther Game
Pittsburgh September 27 60 000 expected to attend the Notre Dame Pittsburgh game as the Panthers prepare for a hard scrimmage and light practice ahead of the clash. University of Pittsburgh officials including Athlete Director Jimmy Hagan commented on ticket demand and schedule.
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Swedish stars plan U.S tour to promote war bonds
Stockholm reports a six week tour outlined by three Swedish cycling icons Guittier Linsg Arne Arther AoW Hakkan Lidwan. They will race in 12 events across six weeks starting in California to promote U S war bonds during a Prnpistel visit to the United States.
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