Grove City Faces Corry High In Key Western Pennsylvanian Showdown
Broad wave of prep and college football news highlights Grove City College’s strong Orange and Black squad as they visit Corry High in a tough Western Pennsylvanian clash. Veterans bolster Corry while Grove City aims to steady a steady ground game, with Franklin and Pitt interests also in the mix alongside national football and baseball notes amid wartime constraints.
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Dodgers End Season Winning Streak
The Dodgers closed with an 8-game winning run, edging the Phillies 4-3 to finish second in the National League. Cards clinched NL pennant with twin wins over the Cubs, beating the Brooklyns to two-game lead. Yankees and Reds also in action as postseason chatter grows amid war-time pace.
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Red Birds Ready for World Series Opener With Yankees
St Louis cool and confident as the Cardinals finalize plans for the World Series opener with the New York Yankees. They clinched the pennant with a doubleheader sweep of the Cubs 9-2 and 4-1 led by Johnny Beasley’s 21st win. Captain Verry Moore returns in center field after an injury layoff, boosting morale ahead of Wednesday’s start.
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Boston Sluggers Win Batting Titles
Boston athletes dominate league batting. Ted Williams of the Red Sox headlines American League with t the season leaders and 137 RBIs while Ernie Lombardi shines for the Braves in the National League. Williams also tops home runs with 36 as Pesky and Slaughter post strong totals.
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Harris quits as pilot of the Washington Senators
Washington Sept 28 President Griffith Long offered no comment on replacing Bucky Harris as manager with outsiders likely. Ossie Bluege and Cipriano Milan eyed as candidates. Paul Richards, ex Crackers boss, also a strong possibility. Harris, who led the Senators to the 1924 title, did not address reports linking him to Brooklyn.
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Bears Rally To Beat Packers In Open Game
Chicago Bears overcome a late deficit to defeat Green Bay 44 to 28 before 22 000 fans in an NFL opener. Gary Pamaglesti played most of the game at tackle after an injury, as Cecil Isbell and Don Hulson sparked a three period rally.
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Grid standouts from academy and Grove City listed
Sep 28 wide open Pennsylvanian conferences forecast as many teams claim strength. Hasletom Lebazion Shamolein excel in Big 15 play while Couldale Scranton Tech and Gentral warn Eastern rivals. Tyrone dominates Western standings with fourth straight win over Huntingdon. Hollidaysburg ties Tyrone after beating State College with leaders Berwick Kingston Allentown and others noted.
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Scholastic football results from Jamestown to Meadville
Jamestown N. Y. 4 Pittsburch South Hills 0 Grove City 2 Frank in D. Alliance O. 39 Meadville Ty Eile Academs Erie Tee 0. Team had its worst season since 1919 finishing seventh.
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Roundup of league chatter and upcoming sports plans
A chaotic sports roundup covers World Series chatter, Yankees and Cardinals playoff prospects, spring meetings talk, college football notes, boxing and Navy preflight teams, and a flood of names and rumors from across teams and leagues. Key figures include Leo Durocher, Jimmy Braddock, Joe Gonski, and Duke Eddleman amid a flurry of trades, bonds, and planning for the season.
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Yesterday's Results Prompt Confusing City Scores
A garbled recap lists scattered scores and names including St Louis Chicago Philadelphia New York Boston Cleveland Detroit and mentions Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia. The text is fragmentary and misordered, rendering clear outcomes or events.
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Hall leads Dubbs with 66 yard run in WI victory
Eldisburgh, Oct. 28. Duquesne University beat Waynesburg College 26 to 0 in the opening day clash. Forrest Hall, a 160 pound sophomore halfback from Oil City, sprinted 66 yards for a score as the Dubbs claimed their first consecutive win. Tony Dimalteos added a 9 yard TD run late in the game.
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