Ruffing Dominates Yet Cards Rally To Force Series Pace
In a dramatic World Series opener at Sportsman's Park Red Ruffing pitched seven and two thirds without a hit until a late Cardinal outburst spoiled a near flawless performance. Beazley stood strong for St Louis until a late Yankee rally produced a foe. Cooper struggled as errors aided New York. The Cards staged a four run eighth inning but left with a loss and optimism for the rematch as Bonham prepared for the next game.
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Ernie Bonham
Terry Moore
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Buddy Hasset
DiMaggio
Roy Callendine
Red Rolfe
Bill Dickey
Hassett
Ax Lanier
Walker Cooper
Red Rolle
Marion
Musial
Spud Chandler
Yankee Stadium
Mally Hag
Yanks
Bonham
James Carroll
Huron High Hosts Sioux City Central in Spring Game
Baseball score notes show Huron High School gridiron opponent Sioux City Central, with player lines for Hassett Cullenbine Marion and others. Game details include pitching by Ruffing and Cooper, 24,085 attendance, and umpire assignments, reflecting a late 1940s box score style.
Cardinals speed sparks world series talk and more
A sports roundup notes Joe McCarthy questioning the Cardinals pace while Rufling started and could have matched openers in 1926 and 1928. Other items include Senators rumors about Joe Judge, Lotty Gomaa, Mickey MacConnell enlisting, Dodgers boss MacPhail, Fort Knox assignment, and track stars injured or retired.
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Lotty Gomoa
Mickey MacConnell
Dodgers
Larry MacPhail
Larry
Mickey
Fort Knox
California
Grover Klemmer
Hal Davis
Murray Shipnuck
Jim Jurkovich
Clinker Urges Strong Running for SDU Gridders
Vermillion October 1 Special. Disappointed by SDU Coyotes offensive showing in their first game, Coach Red Clinker emphasizes a stronger running attack for the conference opener against the Augustana Vikings in Sioux Falls Saturday night. Two first downs came against Big Ten opponents, and injuries hampered Russell Fechter while line play showed promise yet exposed long touchdowns from Winds' backs. Illinois star Dick Good held to two completions as defensive success mixed with miscues.
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University of Winds
Red Clinker
Coyotes
Augustana Vikings
Sioux Falls
Russell Fechter
Clinker
Illinois
Dick Good
Bowling Golden Pheasant League Stats From Local Meet
League meet scores show Adams 355 Neiland 319 Cranston 280 totals 822 524 562 Red Owl Groven 42 Sones Wetrich 376 Green 687 035 E59 19ul Goyerman Waldner 40 Schwab Gibbs Nelson totals 904 634 Fairmonts Johnson 362 Sporrer 375 Teuber 345 Carnelisen 467 totals 585 10 90 1904 Armour Co Butler 434 and other team totals appear fragmented in this OCR record.
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Eneraga Song Neiland
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Red Owl
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Tala
Cardinals Need Win Today in 1928 World Series Outlook
St Louis fans recall the 1928 World Series after a loss and seek a win at Sportsman’s Park. The piece notes Pennock’s 3 2 win for the Yankees, Grover Cleveland Alexander’s pitching, Billy Southworth’s home run, and a superstition about opening two losses followed by a series win. Ticket scalping and contract news for Southworth are included, with interleague history and players heading for service.
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Frank Hood
ST. Louis
Sportsman’s Park
Herb Pennock
Yankees
Timme
Cardinals
Grover Cleveland Alexander Hurling
Billy Southworth
Hunters Told to Report Scrap Metal in Beadle County
Beadle County scrap officials urge hunters to report discarded metal found near abandoned farms or uncultivated fields. Contact C. Irvin Krumm, chairman of the Beadle County scrap committee, to locate owners and handle findings.
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Beache County
C._ Irvin Krumm
Beadle County
Armstrong Wins Comeback Bout Over Turner in Oakland
In Oakland on October 1 F Henry Armstrong extended his comeback with a fourth round knockout of Earl Turner a 20 year old Richmond welterweight prospect. Armstrong 29 weighed 142 1 2 pounds Turner 148 Armstrong formerly held featherweight lightweight and welterweight titles and was a 2 to 1 favorite in a bout that drew about 20 000 dollars.
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Earl Turner
Oakland
Calif
Henry Armstrong
Richmond
Turner
Los Angeles
18 And 19 Game Win Streaks Clash In Gopher Seahawk
UWA City Iowa October first two winning streaks of 18 and 19 games will clash Saturday as the Seahawks meet Minnesota in Minneapolis. Minnesota owns an 18 game streak dating to the 1939 season finale. Seahawk coach Lt Col Bernie Bierman holds a 12 game streak, with most shared with Minnesota during his era. The Seahawks added wins this year against Kansas and Northwestern.
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Minneapolis
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Seahawk
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Iowa Beahawks Open Season With Case Tech Tilt
Iowa Navy Pre Flight Schools Beahawks junior varsity grid opens six game slate Saturday against Case Tech in Cleveland. Cadet squad of 45, coached by Lieut Rae Blickle, lists starting backfield and lines with players from Highland Park Gary Berwyn Chicago and others in tentative lineup.
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Iay
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Lyman Benson
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Reginald Alker
Green Penis
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Kern
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Dry
Bennie Kerr
Gary
Wilfred Drolet
Walter
Elmore
Goosetown
Ena Artaerlein
Berwyn
Ee A Richards
Chicago
Ith
Ind - Howard
Tigers Leave ESD Circuit To Play Homecoming Tilt
Huron High School Tigers host Sioux City Central on homecoming night as they defend an unbeaten record. After a 40 to 1 win over Watertown, Huron aims to maintain momentum with strong defense and a potent ground attack. Central, idle since beating Aberdeen, brings one of the league’s toughest squads.
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Newcomers Top Pro Veterans In Ground Game Scoring
In Chicago on October 1 1942 Gary Famighetti and Clarence Manders lead early NFL scoring lists. Famighetti scored three touchdowns in Green Bay after Osanski injury, while Manders boosted Brooklyn Dodgers by three scores in a win over Philadelphia Eagles. Don Hutson added two TDs and four conversions to reach 16 points. Gaylon Smith tops ground gainers with 149 yards in three games, edging Bill Dudley who has 145 in two. Cecil Isbell again leads passers with two TD passes extending his streak to 13 straight games with at least one TD pass.
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Gary Famighetti
Clarence
Pug) Manders
Des Moines
National Football League
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Green Bay
Bill Osmanski
Packers
Buffalo
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Eagles
Handyman
Don Hutson
O Gaylon Smith
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Pittsbergh
Smith
Dudley
Cecil Isbell
Isbell
Bierman May Find Result Of Gopher, Seahawk Tiff Hard To Take
CHICAGO October 1 Western Conference football features a clash between Bernie Bierman and his old Minnesota Gophers era as he now leads the Naval Pre-Flight School Seahawks at Iowa City. The Seahawks seek a win to end Minnesota’s one game skid, a streak Bierman helped build. In a busy schedule Indiana at State start, Texas at Northwestern, Purdue at Vanderbilt, Michigan State at Michigan, and Marquette at Wisconsin highlight the day.
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Purdue
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