Yankees Top Cardinals in Staging Bombers Win at Stadium
New York defeats St Louis 7 5 as Joe Gordon homers and Spud Chandler blanks the Cards in a rugged opening tilt. Carl Lanier suffers wild pitches and errors fuel late scoring while Marty Marion and Walker Cooper rally for Missouri.
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Chandler May Start For Yanks
In St Louis the decision looms whether Chandler or Russo starts for the Yankees in game four of the World Series with Lanier set for the Cardinals. Lanier is definite while McCarthy weighs Russo as a potential starter, amid fevered discussion of left-handed pitching and possible lineup reshuffles.
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Harvard Yale Football Sparks Fall Schedule Talk
Harvard’s decision on the fall football slate nears as Yale Harvard plans for a potential late November game. Boston College may be inserted on November 20 to influence Harvard’s stance.
Cardinals Dugout Banter Sparks World Series Nerves
In the Cardinals dugout before Thursday's World Series workout a local baseball writer teased if this group posed a Yankee threat. A veteran scribe answered with a cool, guarded, Sometimes.
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Primary pick in Lancaster county election and Dodger Olmo homecoming
Leo Houck leads Democratic contenders for the Lancaster County board of commissioners in the recent primary. Duke guard Bob Gantt has 17 points this season but is sidelined by a broken hand, yet still handles kick duties after touchdowns. Luis Olmo, Puerto Rico star for the Dodgers, returns to Caguas for a hometown reception and a celebratory baseball game where he will throw out the first pitch.
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Rubenstein’s melody used by football powers in 4-F
The note asks where Rubenstein coaches and mentions his melody as an alternative to rousing football songs. It implies attention on Rubenstein’s coaching post and the use of his music by national teams during the 4-F era.
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Halfback Parucker from Camp Lejeune on Radio Roles
Marine team halfback iG Parucker from Camp Lejeune North Carolina gained a villain reputation last year on a Los Angeles radio program. The piece notes many halfbacks have earned similar reputations without actually playing the roles.
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Columbus Red Birds win third straight Little World Series
The Columbus Red Birds claimed the Little World Series title for 1943 by defeating the Syracuse Chiefs 4 to 2, completing a four games to one series triumph. They are the first to win three consecutive crowns since 1907.
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Byrd And McSpaden In Open Championship Match
Sam Byrd and Jag McSpaden tee off at the Tom OShanter course in Chicago for a 36 hole match to decide the unofficial national golf champion. Final 18 holes tomorrow with $1000 to the winner and $500 to the loser. Both qualified by winning major summer events.
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Tom O'Shanter
Philadelphia
Big clash card heralds top football showdowns today
In Athens Georgia defeats Wake Forest 7 to 0 as Georgia gains 203 rushing yards to 86 and 13 first downs to 8. Navy faces Duke and Dartmouth, while Notre Dame meets Michigan in a marquee slate with Amos Alonzo Stagg returning to the spotlight at California.
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Orange Bowl Committee Backs Freshmen in Cane Season
Miami Oct 9 The Orange bowl committee votes confidence in freshmen and 4-F players carrying this season's football burden. Cane Seawa ee president says plans are moving ahead as tickets go on sale in Dade County. Bowls include Cotton and Rose yet to be announced.
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Victor Adams Wins Bond Contest In Surprise Draw
In Victor, Utah, 11 year old Victor Adams drew the winning name in a $1,000 war bond contest but kept the bond for himself.
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High Point Routs Burlington 20 6 in League Opener
High Point College Stadium saw the Bison surge after a slow start to defeat Burlington 20 to 6 in Western Conference play. Key plays came from Koonts and MacDonald as High Point flipped the game after halftime, while Miller and Long connected early for Burlington before a safety and fumbles sealed the rival’s fate.
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Kannapolis Little Wonders overwhelm Asheboro 31 0 in conference clash
Kannapolis ends Asheboro’s rally with three first half scores and a late push for a 31–0 South Piedmont win. Max Cooke and Harry Green spearhead drives while Delma Wiles tallies twice and adds a 55 yard run. Final line 31–0.
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Baer Aims to Meet Schmeling for Duel Abroad
Spokane dispatch reports former heavyweight champion Max Baer desires to travel overseas to fight German soldier Max Schmeling again with no referee or seconds present. Baer vows to win Schmeling’s scalp and settle their rivalry directly.
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Lexington Dominates Thomasville 40 to 0 in League Showdown
Lexington overwhelmed Thomasville 40 to 0 in a South Piedmont game. Rip McBride scored early on a 12 yard run and added later TDs with Lee Spears kicking points. Myers fumbled punts for Thomasville setting up Lexingon scores as McBride and Spears powered the victory.
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