Nelson McSpaden Team Faces Two First Round Losers
Nelson and McSpaden trail leaders at the Golden Valley Invitational after 54 holes as Revolta and Kaiser surge with a best ball 7 under. Cooper and Harbert chase in second, while Turnesa brothers sit third with plus 2 after morning gains and afternoon results amid a tight field.
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Minneapolis
Aalthough
Byron Nelson
Jag McSpaden
Johnny Revolta
Bill Kaiser
Buck White
Ky Laffoon
Revolta
Kaiser
Harry Cooper
Chick Harbert
Scond
Kaiser- Revolta
Harry
White
Laffoon
Cooper
Harbert
Jim Turnesa
Mike Turnesa
Willie Goggin
Toney Penna
Lloyd Mangrum
Sam
Bainbridge Grufties To Play Final Game Today
Bainbridge Blockbunters meet Napier Field Gruffles in a final Air Corps League clash at the post diamond with Gruffies full strength including Buckholz and Scoller returning. Emerizy to pitch for Gruffies while Napier fields its star twirler as two games are scheduled.
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Bainbridge Blockbunters
Napier Field Gruffles
Air Corps
Gruffies
Marianna
Bob Day
Twist Eend
Lefty" Emerizy
Emerizy
Bainbridge
Sgt
Ivey Coburn
Dick Richardville
Napier
Corporal Buckhols
Warren Scoller
Scoller
Ohio State University
Wednraday
Moody Field
Napierians
South Georgia Border Air Corps Teague
Cardinals Rally Past Reds for 2-1 Win in 19 Innings
In a dramatic 19 inning game, the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 2-1 to extend their National League pennant lead. Stan Musial delivered a game winning triple as Howard Erstad held Cincinnati to secure the victory.
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ST. Louis
St Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Beesa
Reds
Asughnent
Howard Er
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Southern Play-Off Starts Wednesday in 1943 Series
The Southern Association will determine its 1943 champion in a playoff starting next Wednesday, September 8, in Nashville. The best four-out-of-seven series pits Nashville against the Veterans, following Knoxville’s prior win over Little Rock.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Barry Evans
Satuday
Flames
Veticans
Sagby
Knoxville
Little Rock
Kiefer Defends Swimming Crown In National Meet
Adolph Kiefer of Bainbridge Maryland defended his national title by winning the 110-yard backstroke at Ocean Beach Park, beating Yale’s Alan Ford by over four yards. Ford had nosed Kiefer in the 220-yard freestyle the day before. New champions also emerged in the 440-yard and 220-yard freestyles, the 110-yard breast, and the 83-yard relay, with Gen Rogers Columbia and Joe Verdeur Philadelphia YM C A among the winners.
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Lou Black
New London
Conn
Adolph Kiefer
Bainbridge
Kiefer
Ford
Gen Rogers
Columbia
Joe Verdeur
Philadelphia Y. M. C
Yale
Rogers
Dave Farnes
Harvard
Jim Counsilman
Cluio State
Dick Lyon
Morgan
John Fulden
Pordansted
Buffalo AC
Occupy Scouts Home To Cop Futurity Victory
Occupy, the 1942 juvenile standout owned by Chicago contractor John Misch, won the $55,025 Washington Park Futurity. He led from start to finish, with jockey Lyle Whiting urging him to a length and a half victory over Nelson Dunstan, as Pressure trailed.
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Charles Dunkley
Chicago
Occupy
Tother
Rmioney
Washington Park
John Misch
Occupy Ted
Lyle Whiting
Nelson Dunstan
Brookmeade Atable
Maiden
Marsh
Jezrahel
Penn Grid hopes hinge on O'Dell backed lineup
George Munger enters his fifth Penn season with a rebuilt backfield led by Bob O'Dell and a mix of veterans and V-5 V-12 cadets. John Small and Johnny Makar join the backfield, with Yale-born brother Howard O'Dell cited among former Quaker standouts now at rivals. The schedule opens with Princeton on Sept 25 and Yale on Oct 2 as Penn faces a rocky road ahead. The passage notes a stock of civilian players backing up the varsity squad amid a challenging transition.
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Henry Littlesales
Philadelphia
George Munger
University of Pennsylvania
Munger
Penn
Stara
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
Quakers
Bob O'Dell
Yale
Howard O'Dell
Bob
John Small
Joe Kane
Johnny Makar
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