Ole Miss to Battle Vols in Southeastern clash
Tennessee and Mississippi renew a Southeastern Conference showdown at Crump Stadium drawing about 15 000 fans. Ole Miss aims to break a jinx while two Vol backs are listed hurt as coach Mehre expects a rugged contest against injury returnees and a Tennessee defense trying to halt Kentucky and Florida.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Joach Harry Mehre
Mississippi Rebels
Phil’ Crumpre
Georgia
University of Tennessee
Ole Miss
Vols
Rebels
Kentucky
Florida
Conn John Barnhill
Wack Redding
Mark IT
Mehre
Kentucky Wildcats
Lexington
Cats
Floyd Shorts
Hugh Shannon
Jimmy Howe
Charley Bachman
Min State
Arkansas A
Southwestern Louisiana
Aggies
Cards Rally For 11th In World Series Thriller
In St Louis the Cardinals beat the Browns 3 to 2 in 11 innings as Teddy Wilks outdueled Jack Kramer. Donnelly starred with four innings of relief and Vern Stephens sparked a crucial eighth inning double play. The series moved to Cleveland with war relief funds boosted by the gate.
World Series lull and Mort Cooper in October slump
New York reports show Mort Cooper frustrated by lack of runs as the Cardinals failed to score in most of his World Series starts. The article notes the disparity in support across 1942 and last year’s finales and mentions service members covering the games for Stars and Stripes Leatherneck and CBI. It also notes a Tulsa U Oklahoma football buzz and the Norman Navy Zoomers with notable players Len Eshmont and Emil Sitko.
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New York
Mort Cooper
Mort
Cooper
Charles Kiley
Stars and Stripes
London
Paris
Bob Myers
Bob Broeg
Leatherneck
Marine Paper
John Deer
Southwestern
Oklahoma
Tulsa U
Norman Navy Zoomers
Len Eshmont
Emil Sitko
Camp Ellis engineers to train locally by building field
Macomb High officials faced a manpower and materials shortage for a new athletic field. An Army civilian program at Camp Ellis proposed a two week engineers training to construct a field with night football, baseball and track facilities for the Macomb school.
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Macomb
Hlll
Camp Ellis
Pigskin Pickins College Football Preview Pairs
Cornelia hosts Yale as the Elis unbeaten date the Big Red at home. California squares off with USC in a can’t-miss city clash. Notre Dame faces Tulane with every outcome in doubt and fans debating the game’s fate.
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Cornelia
Yale
Elis
California
S. C
U. C
Notre Dame
Tulane
Orioles Fan Hints at Pimlico Race Naming for Podgajny
Proxy Harry Parr of the Maryland Jockey Club praised Johnny Podgajny after a standout playoff pitching performance and suggested naming a Pimlico race in his honor. The note reflects a civic sports crossover and local club interest.
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Harry Parr
Maryland Jockey Club
Baltimore Orioles
Johnny Podgajny
Parr
Pimlico
Madison Square Garden
Jesse Owens
Europe
Paris
Detroit
Bainbridge Navy
Joe Maniaci
Commodores
Expendables
FDR Speech Recordings Sold At White House Sale
Washington October 6 Recordings of President Roosevelt's rural education speech were sold outside the East room at $2 each to 230 delegates at the White House conference. Belmont Farley of the NEA said 35 orders were received. The NEA plans wax recordings of other speeches from the historic convention.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
National Education Association
Belmont Farley
NEA
Farley
Browns Beat Cardinals In Low Scoring Baseball Game
Browns 2 Cardinals 1 in a tense matchup as Lanier and Donnelly shut down the opposing bats. Muncrief took the loss with 4 1 3 innings pitched while Donnelly earned the win. Attendance was 35 076 with umpires McGowan Dunn Pipgras Sears and officiating behind the plate.
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Phens
Gutteridge
McQuinn
Browns
Cardinals
Lanier
Muncrief
Sanders
Verdan
Marion
Potter
Donnelly
Christman
Moore
Laabs
Stephens
Hayworth
Hopp
Bergamo
McGowan
Dunn
Pipgras
Sears
Tide lineup to be altered for Howard game
Coach Frank Thomas plans three changes after last week's start against L S A. Jack McConville moves to left end replacing Jones, Hugh Morrow to quarterback for Self, and Lowell Tew to right half for Robertson. Tide's lineup includes Gilmer at right half and Hughes at fullback.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Frank Thomas
Crimson Tide
Howard
Jack McConville
Ralph Jones
Hugh Morrow
Harold Self
Lowell Tew
James Robertson
Billy
Tom Whitley
Buddy Edwards
Jack Green
Johnny Conway
GRID WINNERS ARE SELECTED
New York sport column by Fritz Howell lists college and pro game picks with teams like Iowa Ohio State Notre Dame Duke North Carolina Navy Great Lakes Marquette Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Purdue Illinois Wake Forest Maryland Army California and others. He favors St. Louis to win the World Series and names several expected winners across matchups and a vast set of teams.
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Fritz Howell
New York
Orlo Robertson
Robertson
St. Louis
Iowa
Ohio State
Bucks
Ohio
Tulane
Notre Dame
Bob Kelly
Irish
Duke
North Carolina
Navy
Blue Devils
Penn
Iowa Seahawks
Second Air Forge
Air Force
Tennessee
Mississippi
Vols
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
Temple
Cornell
Yale
Syracuse
Bucknell
Carl Snavely
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Horned Frogs
Washington-Willamette
Washington
Willamette
Kansas
Tulsa
Great Lakes
Northwestern
Paul Brown
Illinois
Marquette
Wisconsin
Badgers
Michigan
Minnesota
Purdue
Wake Forest
Maryland
Brown Army
Army
California
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Michigan State
Georgia
Presbyterian
Jacksonville Navy
Florida
VMI
Richmond
Columbia
Penn State
Harvard
Boston College
West Virginia
Virginia
Sampson—naval
Villanova
Pittsburgh
Bethany
LaFayette
San Diego Naval
Arizona
Nevada
Missouri
Kansas State
Texas Aggies
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Southwestern
Louisiana State
Rice
Fishing prospects across Alabama lakes and rivers show varied conditions
In Lauderdale Colbert and adjacent counties lake and river reports show clear to muddy surfaces with bass and crappie activity. Prospects range from good to poor with weather and water levels impacting bite across Lake Pickwick Wilson Dam Lake Wilson Wheeler Dam Shoal Creek Madison Flint River Paint Rock Indian Creek and nearby creeks. Some rivers like Flint are muddy with poor prospects, while others like North Sauty Creek and Town Creek show good to fair fishing.
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North Alabama
Lauderdale
Colbert
Lake Pickwick
Wilson Dam
White Lake
Lake Wilson
Wheeler Dam
Waterloo Area
Big Bear Creek
Margerum
Riverton
Pride Station
Seven Mile Island
Shoal Creek
Madison
Jackson
Marshall
Tennessee River
Indian Creek
Flint River
Paint Rock River
North Sauty Creek
Mud Creek
Spring Creek
Coon Creek
Town Creek
Guntersville Dam
Fryles Creeks
Warrior River
DAILY ACROSS PUZZLE CLUES REVIEW
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WORD CROSSING PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE
A crossword clue list with definitions for 1 to 37 across and a cryptoquote puzzle. The cryptogram reads YKT ETIHTY VG DTLFA YLHTEVST LELF YTWWLFA TITHNYELFA-JV WI YMLHT. Yesterday's cryptoquote gave IF PEACE CANNOT BE MAINTAINED WITH HONOR IT IS NO LONGER PEACE.
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Russell
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Series Brief Facts Highlight Cards Batsmen and Records
Whitey Kurowski and Gene Moore lead with three hits apiece in the series while Emil Verban and George McQuinn post the top batting averages at .400 each after five trips. An Army sergeant named Tommy Bridges drew applause for a foul catch at Sportsmans Park. Verban scored to end a 23 inning runless stretch by Nelson Potter. Ushers total about 240 at the park with four to eight dollar pay. Walker Cooper set a new series record with 15 putouts for a catcher in an 11 inning game, surpassing the prior nine inning mark. Potter and Lanier each recorded two errors in the same inning, a rare feat in World Series history. Jack Kramer and Ted Wilks were the scheduled starters, rivals in the American Association last season.
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Jack Hand
ST. Louis
Young
Sylvester “Blix” Donnelly
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Teddy Wilks
Jack Kramer
Browns
Billy the Kid
Donnelly
Olivia
Sieemie
Detroit
Tomorow
Brownie
Vern Stephens
Whitey Kurowski
Ken O'Dea
Bob Muncrief
Ray Sanders
Ver
Augie Bergamo
Red Birds
Kurowski
Mark Christman
Marty Marion
Hopper
Sanders
Verban
Chet Lanbs
Lanier
Gene Moore
Frank Blix
Chet Laabs
Mike Kreevich
Max Lanier
Chucker
Blix
Giants
Springfield
A. Gutteridge
Kreevich
Laabs
Zarilla
Stephens
Ben F. Phlegar
Emil Verban
George McQuinn
Walker Cooper
Mickey Cochrane
Gus Mancuso
Franklin's Ferry Fishing Prospects Report
The report notes clear, shallow boat lanes on Coal Red Branch with bass, bream and crappie feeding on worms and live bait. On the Big Warrior River at Lost Creek mouth, bass, bream and crappie are striking at plugs worms and red worms, with prospects good.
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Franklin's Ferry
Coal Red Branch
Big Warrior River
Lost Creek
Cardinals win second game. World Series noted
Wilks joined midseason after medical discharge from the Seabees and starred for the Columbus mound staff. No team attempted a steal in the first two games. The Cardinals have won the second game in five of eight World Series, often followed by series victory. New York calls for the first game reached 106800, with totals peaking at 118171 for 1943.
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Toledo
The
Seabees
Wilks
Columbus Mound
Cardinals
New York
New York Telephone Company
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Auburn Loses Two Regulars From Roster
With a knee injury suffered in practice 225 pound Paul Herron tackle who played with Indiana last year has given up his position on Coach Carl Voyles Auburn eleven and returned to his home in Sturgiss Kentucky Coker Barton of Birmingham is being groomed for the center job previously held down by Charles Crump also of Birmingham who underwent a hernia operation in Montgomery Wednesday night Barton has been a blocking back up to now
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Auburn
Ala
Paul Herron
Indiana
Carl Voyles
Sturgiss
Coker Barton
Birmingham
Charles Crump
Montgomery
Barton
Second Round Clash Looms With Bradley at Benson Field
Decatur's Red Raiders, confident after the first round, prepare for a second round clash tonight at Benson Field against Joe Bradley High School. Bradley arrives with a 26-man squad for a one night stand, featuring Coach Ogle guiding Dick Still at center and a lineup shifting with Hill thumb injury and Meadows starting at tackle. Officials and band are set, as Bradley aims to prove its fighting spirit against a seasoned Raider team.
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Decatur
Red Raiders
Joe Bradley
Benson Field
Bradley
E Raiders
Eo Hueva
Ogle
Hill
Thomason
Thrasher
Hamilton
Meadows
Terry
Fields
Osborne
Coleman
Halbrooks
Chandler
James Johns
Harr's
CAAF
Charles Walton
Airways
Chitwood
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