Teams Finish In Dead Heat On Last Day Of Season
The National League ends without a champion as the Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals share first place on the final day of the season. A three game playoff plan is announced, with teams opening in St. Louis tomorrow. The year closes amid turbulent times for baseball with numerous dramatic episodes noted by the Associated Press.
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Unique Situation In Annals Of Baseball
ST LOUIS September 20 St Louis and Brooklyn faced a rare first place tie in the National League pennant after failing to win yesterday. A decisive two game playoff was set with Boston for the World Series date. both clubs lost, leaving a late best two of three to decide the champion. The Dodgers fell to Boston 4 0 at Cooperstown as the Cards were edged 8 3 by Chicago.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday in National and American Leagues
Yesterday results show the National League games with Chainnall 1 Pittsburgh 3 Boston 4 Brooklyn 0 New York 3 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 8 St Louis 3. American League play includes New York 6 Philadelphia 0 St Louis Chicago 7 Washington 7 Boston 0 Cleveland 4 Detroit 1.
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Hogan Wins Dallas Open In Narrow Margin
Ben Hogan captures the $10,000 Dallas Open at Brook Hollow in Dallas. PGA champion from Hershey, Pa., posts 72 holes in 284 to win $2,000 for first prize and finish two strokes ahead of Paul Runyon and Herman Reiser, who each earn $700.
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Notre Dame and Texas rate high as grid powers
Notre Dame and Texas emerged as the season’s top gridiron powers after weekend upsets. Texas crushed Colorado 78-0 after Florida? No. Drake. Ohio. Notre Dame prepared to host Pittsburgh while Army, Oklahoma A&M, and Navy also faced strong tests as top teams clash across conferences.
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Browns Remain Unbeaten in All-America Conference
In a day of AAFC action, the Cleveland Browns stayed undefeated after four games by defeating the New York Yankees 24 to 7. Chicago Rockers beat the San Francisco Forty Niners 24 to 7, while the Los Angeles Dons battled Buffalo Bisons to a 21 all draw, dropping to a mixed record.
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Steelers, Redskins end week in 14 14 tie in NFL
September 30 report notes the Giants meet the Yanks and Lions face the Cardinals while Bears and Eagles lead divisions after the weekend slate. The Bears beat the Packers 30 7 and the Eagles defeated the Rams 25 14. Steelers and Redskins finished tied 14 14 following Pittsburgh’s prior win over the Cardinals.
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Musial and Vernon Win Bat Crowns in Pro Baseball
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals and Mickey Vernon of the Washington Senators led the leagues in batting averages, with Musial finishing at .367 after a tight race. Vernon claimed the American League title at .353, narrowly ahead of Ted Williams. Hank Greenberg topped the majors with 44 home runs in September, six more than Babe Ruth’s pace quoted here, while Ralph Kiner hit 23 for the National League leader.
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Meadville Fans Attend Erie Excursion For Buffalo Game
Eight Corry skeet shooters and around 400 Meadville fans joined an Erie Ranrold excursion train to Buffalo for a Buffalo Bisons versus Los Angeles Dons game. The event honored Bill Daddie of Meadville, a playing coach with the Bisons, with pregame ceremonies. The game ended in a 21 21 tie as the Dons scored late. Meadville band performed at the gate.
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Holden Captures Presidents Cup Arc Final at Country Club
Holden defeated Dyckes 2 and 1 in the arc finals of the tournament at the Country Club. Holden led by half a hole after 17, with Dyckes opening behind. the match swung with strokes in the handicap event as Red Badgro of Washington, a former professional baseball player, involved as a coach.
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