Engel Plan Fails as Marrow Loses Key Game 4 to 1
Buck Marrow earned $100 per scoreless inning but lost to the Atlanta Crackers 4 to 1. John Burrows and Crip Polli also lost 8 to 2. Atlanta president Farl Mann matched Engel with $25 per hit and $50 per homer, paying $275. Elsewhere, Cris Hockett hit his 31st and 32nd homers as the Vols split with Knoxville, while Birmingham’s Dutch Mele powered a 7 to 6 win over New Orleans in the opener and the nightcap ended in a 2 to 2 tie as darkness halted play.
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Eine
Atlanta Crackers
Buck Marrow
Chattanooga
Marrow
Engel
Milwaukee
John Burrows
Crip Polli
Far] Mann
Atlanta
Cris Hockett
Nashville
Vols
Knoxville
Smokies
Little Rock
Memphis
Chicks
Dutch Mele
Birmingham
Barons
New Orleans
Joe Engel
Earl Mann
Southern Association
Mann
Far West Football Unharmed by War Draft Effects
War conditions have caused only minor disruption to Far Western college football in 1941. Draft registrations lag, with just 21 players from major institutions reported as drafted so far. several squads retain most of their veterans. Notable losses include USC and California players, while others like Oregon State and Idaho see limited impact as few enlistments alter lineups.
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Russ Newland
San Francisco
Western Front
Westford
Nebraska
Shaughnessy
Rtone
University of California
Jim Jurkovich
Ant War
University of Southern California
Howard Harding Jones
Trojan
Army Air Corps
Woods
Guar
Roy
Jerry Bowman
Hal Williams
University of Californiat Angeles
Dave Gaston
Navy
Dale Tipton
Bob Cantswell
Army Corps
Kinney
Stacy
University of Washington
Oregon State College
The
Unity of Idaho
Rampo
Bud English
Vernonts
Les Bartholdi
National Guard
Ida
George Whitlock
Chester Long
State College
Wayne Harris
University of On
Ity
Santa Clara
St. College
Bill Collier
A Clara
Meutenant
Wyatt's Hit Beats Cards in Crucial Dodgers Win
Whitlow Wyatt delivered a ninth inning single to lift the Dodgers 3 to 2 over the Cardinals at Ebbetts Field in a tense late season duel. Pollet pitched well for the Dodgers while Dixie Walker drove in two runs for Brooklyn. The Cardinals later routed the Giants in a separate league action as Reds, Phillies, Pirates and Yankees posted notable results across the circuit.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sao Deine
Ebbets Field
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Wyatt
Howard Pollet
Redbirds
Pollet
Iun
Dixie Walker
Coaker
Frank Crespi
Dodgers
Pee Wee Reese
Mickey Owen
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Chicago
Gaels Lose Team Members To Draft As War Time Rises Attendances
St Marys loses Gil McDermid to the draft and Donald Butler to the army. Ken Sanders and Bill Bettncourt also drafted while trainer Frank Medina, 4 feet 11 3 4 inches tall, remains with the squad. Army attendance boosts expected. service men pay 50 cents to view games. No conference changes noted. tomorrow highlights the Southern Conference.
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Gil McDermid
St. Mary’s
Donald Butler
Ken Sanders
Fordham
Air Corps
Gaels
Bill Bettncourt
Frank Medina
Army
Medina
Bobby Jones Returns to Glory in Charity Ryder Cup Debacle
Bobby Jones, 39, from Georgia, wins 2 and 1 over Henry Picard as challengers rally to an 8 1/2 to 1/2 victory over Captain Walter Hagen's Ryder Cup team at the Detroit golf club. Other victors include Craig Wood, Ben Hogan, Jimmy Demaret, Clayton Heafner, and Denny Shute. Ralph Guldahl beats Gene Sarazen.
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Detroit
Bobby Jones
Golfdam
Georgia
Henry Picard
Walter Hagen
Detroit Golf Club
Orice
Hagen
Vic Ghezzi
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Paul Rungar
Clayton Heafner
Horton Smith
Denny Shute
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Ralph Guldahl
Gene Sarazen
Metz
Ed Dudley
Hines
Invaders from Camp Forrest Set To Battle Decatur Club
Boxing night at 8 30 features Camp Forrest soldiers led by Lonnie Malatino facing Decatur Boys Club. Top bout pits Malatino against Glenn Rogers while Wilson Campbell meets Raymond Gann. Other matchups include Andy Lewis vs Frank Hertz and George Milan vs Junior Summers.
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Decatur Boys Club
Camp Forrest
Tennessee
Lonnie Malatino
New York State
Glenn Rogers
Mala
Moon Mulling
J. R. Plemmons
Florerice
Bulla Triumphs As Snead Little Tie In See-Saw Play
Johnny Bulla won six and five while Sam Snead and Lawson Little battled to a 36 hole finish even. Yesterday's singles gave Capt Jones' challengers the victory after a 3-2 Sunday morning deficit from Saturday's two ball foursome. Tournament receipts estimated at $25,000 will go to the United Service Organizations.
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Johnny Bulla
Sam Snead
Lawson Little
Capt Jones
United Service Organizations
Baseball Results From The Associated Press
National league scores include Cincinnati 13 to 6 over New York 9 to 4. Pittsburgh 3 to 7 defeated Boston 4 to 3 in 12 innings. St Louis 7 to 2 beat Brooklyn 3 to 3. Chicago 5 to 6 toppled Philadelphia 8 to 7. American league games show New York 5 to 8 loss to Chicago 1 to 5. Detroit 7 over Philadelphia 4. Boston 3 to 2 over Cleveland 4 to 5. St Louis 4 defeated Washington 3 in 10 innings.
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White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
al Benton
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Associated Press
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
American
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Southern Conference scores and game notes
Summary of regional baseball results shows Atlanta 4 Chattanooga 3 and Nashville 8 Knoxville 4 with Southern teams, Little Rock 8 Memphis 7 and Birmingham 7 New Orleans 6 in a second game tied at 8th when called due to darkness.
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Southern Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Knoxville
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Stork Drama Delivers Another Son in Klamath Falls
In Klamath Falls Oregon on August 21 1941 P L L Coon and his wife welcomed a second son as they raced to the hospital. The obstinate stork claimed victory again and the proud couple added a new baby to their family.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES AND A CRYPTOQUOTE QUOTE
Crossword puzzle prompts list 50 51 52 across and down clues including officer's assistant biblical and shade trees. A cryptogram AX BRXO PRRB LR ATUOXEGJS ZAR BRXO PRRB LR ATO JISTXKB-XSNOUMO decodes to a quote ending with a Dryden line about present joys and distant good.
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Dryden
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Blue Devils sweep two in Sunday double header
The Blue Devils defeated Austinville 8 to 2 and the Vols 9 to 3 in a Sunday double header at Alabama Park. Bailey pitched against Austinville while McElroy and Graham started for the other game. Sheats worked for the Blue Devils as the teams prepare for a decisive city championship series.
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Blue Devils
Alabama Park
Austinville
Vols
Vol
Satans
Decatur
Bailey
McElroy
Graham
Imps
Sheats
Plantation Pipeline to Build Baton Rouge to Greensboro Line
President Roosevelt has authorized the Plantation Pipeline Company to construct a line from Baton Rouge Louisiana to Greensboro North Carolina. Officials expect completion by January 1. The proclamation under a new pipeline act grants eminent domain rights for right of way acquisition.
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Atlanta
Plantation Pipeline Company
Roosevelt
Baton Rouge
Greensboro
N. C
White House
Hyde Park
N. Y
Plantation Company
British Consular Office Planned for Birmingham
Arthur Edward Yapp, a British consul-general representative, said a consular office may be established in Birmingham soon. He noted about 2400 former British subjects live in the area during a weekend visit.
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Birmingham
Arg
Arthur Edward Yapp
New Orleans
Evans backs Goodman as field narrows in amateur golf
In Omaha at Field Club the national amateur golf tournament begins with 145 entrants in the 36 hole qualifying. Charles Chick Evans predicts Goodman will challenge for the title while Dick Chapman aims to defend after his 1937 victory and top medalist mark. Chapman shot 71 in final practice.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles
Chick) Evans
Johnny Goodman
Winged Foot
Dick Chapman
W.R. (Duff) McCullough
Philadelphia
Chapman
Army
Yankees Clinch Pennant as They Take Rest
New York reporters note the Yankees solidify their lead with a Saturday benching of regulars to rest stars. Detroitisns predict axe trades if the Tigers miss the first division and Cleveland watchers dub the Indians Peck's Sad Boys. Jimmy Dykes directs from the bench to keep tabs on the Tribe.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Eddie Briets
New York
Daily Special News Service
Yankees
Joe
National
Larry
MacPhail
Dixie Walker
Whit Wyatt
Brooks
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland
Em “Peck
Jimmy Dykes
Indians
Baseball and Football News Roundup From Major Leagues
Gerry Hern cites Notre Dame specials for freshmen candidates in South Bend on Sept 1. Al Schacht skips the Fall World Series for Hawaii. Lou Novikoff to be recalled by the Cubs after Brewers schedule. Pete Layden may sign pro baseball after football season with Herb Pennock ready. Patty Berg plans Minnesota grid game trip. Kennie Manush ousted by umpires in Piedmont League. Heinie pinch hits, hints at return as regular imprint.
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Gerry Hern
Boston Post
Notre Dame
South Bend
al Schacht
Hawaii
Milwaukee
Lou Novikoff
Cubs
Brewers
Lou
Pete Layden
Texas
Herb Pennock
Red Sox
Pete
Patty Berg
Minnesota
Kennie Manush
Greensboro
Umps
Heinie
Goofy Golf Pup Finds 150 Lost Balls in Brookings
Michael Lynott, a Brookings high school golf prince, trained his cocker spaniel to retrieve lost balls. In three hours the dog found 150 balls, prompting humor about the rule that a ball isn’t lost until it stops rolling.
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Michael Lynott
Brookings
S. D.) High School
Multiple NBA Games Row Today Across East to West
Cincinnati visits New York while St. Louis plays Brooklyn and Pittsburgh meets Boston. Chicago hosts Philadelphia in a rescheduled matchup with New York visiting Chicago. Boston hosts Cleveland at night and Philadelphia travels to Detroit. Washington visits St. Louis as New Orleans plays Atlanta at night. Birmingham clashes with Chattanooga and Memphis travels to Knoxville.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Steen
Nurse Beadle Injured in Downtown Ride
Des Moines August 25 nurse Helen Beadle drove slowly to guard against accidents but suffered a broken leg. She said a sudden twist caused the injury as she rode through downtown traffic.
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Des Moines
Helen Beadle
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Slim) Wilson
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