Conference Drills For Grid Opening
Huron hosts preseason practice as the Tigers prepare for an eight game schedule led by coach Irvin L Nelson with three returning lettermen. Aberdeen Mitchell Yankton and Redfield all plan campaigns with multiple returning players and new coaches shaping lineups for the Eastern South Dakota High School Conference.
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Brewers Gain Lead in pennant race with KC sweep
Eastern rivals clash as Milwaukee tops Kansas City 7-4 in the opener and 5-3 in the nightcap. Indiana Columbus slips a game back while Toledo and Minneapolis-St Paul see scheduling moves affecting the standings. Charley Gassaway delivers in the second game as the Brewers extend their one game lead.
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Seasonal Hunting Dates and Openers Listed for Brookings Aberdeen
The notice outlines events from Oct 29 in Brookings and Nov 11 in Aberdeen. It lists Antelope season Sept 15 to Sept 21, Upland game birds starting Sept 25, and a 129 day season length. Northern zone migratory waterfowl opens Sept 25 for 70 days. Deer and elk season spans Voy 1–20.
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Radio Tonight Listings Highlight NBC CBS and MBS Programs
Central War Time radio guide lists NBC schedule with Fannie Brice Frank Mor e Aldrich Family Brig sby Joan Davis Moore Jimmy Durante and Time. CBS presents Harry James Band Mary Astor Major Bowes Amateurs Stage Door Teen First Line Suspense and Jane Cowl in War Bond Drama. MBS offers This Is Our Enemy Harmony Hall U Tel Em Club and Dale Carnegie.
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Fighting Men Overseas To See Baseball Series
America's fighting men worldwide will watch the World Series via a 22 minute two reel sound film to be distributed to foreign bases. The 1943 series is expected to be Yankees versus Cardinals with Warner and Navy Department cooperation and sponsors Hillerich & Bradsby and A G Spalding. Filmed highlights include star players and executives with 100 prints for overseas bases and another 100 for domestic military bases.
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National League Scores From The Week
The scoreboard enumerates games with the Pittsburgh and St Louis matchups showing 100 oo 000 170 for Pittsburgh and 18 110 oo 95 for St Louis. Sewell Lopez Munger W Cooper Philadelphia New York totals and Boston Brooklyn results are listed with pitchers Culp Melton Adams Lombardi Wyatt Owen.
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Michigan Team Loses Negro Football Star By Julius Franks
Michigan coach Fritz Crisler faces a double setback with the loss of Julius Franks, 190 pound Negro guard, to illness this season. Franks helped spark the 1942 Notre Dame victory and his absence leaves Michigan with an experienced gap at center behind Preguiman and Negus.
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CCNY Coach Hails 200-Pound Joe Vilagi as Versatile
New York reports coach Leon Miller of City College of New York praises 200-pound Joe Vilagi as a capable fill in at any position on the line. He notes Vilagi’s readiness and even jokes marines have drafted him, as stated in a Thursday morning report.
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Northwestern Faces V-12 Eligibility Weighs
Northwestern fears for top football prospects as college monthly grades for the Navy V-12 unit delay eligibility. Illinois reels from injuries to Bud Ward and Lester Joop ahead of Camp Grimes, Purdue loses Ed C_ycenas to knee twist, while Minnesota’s Reamn Williams returns from Marine discharge boosting the backfield.
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Ed Cycenas
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Red Williams
Minnesota
Fights Last Night Report Highlights Boxers and Scores
In New York Cal Farrell from Newark outpointed Johnny Jones of Pittsburgh while Sgt George Fitch from Chicago defeated Jordan in Oakland. The AP roundup notes notable performances and results from recent fights.
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Southwestern may start seven from last year title team
A roundup notes Texas A and M and the Aggies could field an entire squad of former TCU players. Doyle Caraway and Red Maley are highlighted as notable standouts with possible impact for the season. Johnny Kerr homered in his first Giants game after a .218 IL campaign. Lieut George Franck, ex Minnesota back, serves with the Marines at El Toro California.
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No-Hit Pitchers Remain Elusive in Major League Action
The season nears its end with no pitcher achieving a no hitter. Whitlow Wyatt narrowly missed the feat for the fourth time, keeping his record at 7-0-11 with a 3-0 win over the Boston Braves. Card notes and other NL results follow, including Musial's two homers in a 5-1 Cards win and Dahlgren's fifth homer fueling Philadelphia's 3-2 victory over the Giants.
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Dodgers Pitch One-Hit Shutout Over Braves
Yesterday's stars include Whitlow Wyatt pitching a one hit shutout for the Dodgers against the Braves. Sten Musial and Gerds hit two homers to power the Pirates attack. Babe Dahlgren drove in the Phils win with a seventh inning home run over the Giants.
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Demaret Challenges Best Ball Match after Minneapolis Win
Jimmy Demaret, back from his Golden Valley Golf Tournament victory with Guile Wood in Minneapolis, says he and Wood will challenge other top players to a world best ball match. He notes Byron Nelson is seeking a partner to accept the challenge.
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