Cardinals Triumph as Cooper Saves Series Tie in Drama
Morton Cooper pitched brilliantly for the Cardinals to a 4-3 win over the Yankees at the Stadium. He honored his late father by guiding St. Louis to a ninth inning rally and a pivotal World Series moment, while Crosetti celebrated a personal milestone with a newborn son.
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Greasy West
McCarthy’s Championship Spirit Drives Yankees Wins
Joseph V McCarthy, 56, famed Yankees manager, shapes the team into champions with relentless drive and sharp strategy. He credits championship spirit, expert player handling, and a pivotal decision to rest Spud Chandler using Lefty Marious Russo, boosting the World Series clincher.
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Young Gridders Shine in Surprising Projections
New York reports surprising depth in football with a 17 year old All American backfield trio including Bob Hoerns chemeyer Tridiana Joe Mocha Pitt and Dean Sensanbaugher Ohio State. 16 year old Johnny Small also noted. Red Schoendienst discusses plans to save money while aiming for a Cardinals spot next spring and Pete Cawthon touts Sammy Baugh's improved passing as the Dodgers coach.
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Stern Considering Carpenter's Union Card After Broadcast
Sportscaster Bill Stern contemplates joining the Carpenters Union after discovering no suitable chair for the Michigan Notre Dame game broadcast. He sought a broadcasting coop contact and ended up cutting off the chair legs to fit the mike.
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Carpenter’s Union
Michigan
Boxing and football stars mix in early 20th century news
Jimmy Miragliotta Virginia’s starting football center boxed in 127 and 135 pound classes last winter. Jim Thorpe, long considered Mr. Football, has four sons in Oklahoma Indian schools with two at Chilocee and two at Pawnee. Jim declined several good offers in his home state to return to his Ford Company job in Detroit.
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Virginia
Jim Thorpe
Oklahoma
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Pawnee
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Ford Company
Detroit
Richmonds nominee for season hard luck footballer Paul Jack
Richmond selects Halfback Paul Jack of Thomas Jefferson High School as the season’s outstanding hard luck player. His 60 yard touchdown last season was nullified by an offside call in his final game. In the first three games this season his 45 50 and 70 yard payoffs were nullified, though he did record three counted touches in between.
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Paul Jack
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Connie Mack and Miss Adversity Sit Beside Him
A Bergen Record note recalls Connie Mack faced with misfortune in baseball lore, implying his long familiarity with hardship. The playful line suggests managers can endure adversity with a stoic stance.
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Notre Dame Grads Report for Marine Officers at Camp Lejeune
Three Notre Dame grid candidates Lieuts George Murphy Bob Neff and John Lanahan reported to Coach Che vigny at Camp Lejeune along with Lieut Larry Sullivan. The Notre Dame trio played together for the Irish and trained together through Marine Boot Camp and officers classes earning commissions together.
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Duke Coaches Fear Strong Pass Attack Of Tar Heels
Old rivalries renew on the gridiron this week as Duke faces North Carolina and other matchups including Wisconsin, Ohio State, Purdue, Texas Christian, UCLA, California, Army and Texas A M highlighting aerial offenses and hard fought battles on the field.
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Luckman And Baugh Feud In Spotlight
Chicago and Washington stars duel for the 1943 NFL passing title with Sid Luckman and Sammy Baugh leading the old guard. Rookie Ronnie Cahill of the Chicago Cardinals sits close, while Tony Canadeo and Joe Laws pace rushing and offense in the league. Don Hutson and Eddie Rucinski top receiving, with Dean McAdams contesting punting and Lou Stock holding a high average.
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Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
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Baugh
Ronnie Cahill
Chicago Cardinals
Holy Cross
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Tony Canadeo
Green Bay
Detroit
Frankie Sinkwich
Chuck Fenebeck
Canadeo
Joe Laws
Eddie Rucinski
Don Hutson
Dean McAdams
Brooklyn
Loustock
Carolina Duke B Teams Meet Again
The Duke Junior Blue Devils own two wins after beating the UNC Jayvees 7 0 and topping the Carolina Pre Flight squad 7 6. Coach Herschel Caldwell and Navy assistants directed a week long training program ahead of Friday’s scheduled junior contest at Fayetteville for Fort Bragg soldiers.
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Durham
McCarthy Recognized As Yankees World Series Champion Maker
In wartime baseball confusion the scene centers on Joe McCarthy, finally hailed as the man who makes the Yankees champions after years of quiet achievement. He is contrasted with comments about spending summers at Atlantic City and posing for pictures with the team.
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New York Yankees
Joseph Vincent McCarthy
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Atlantic City
Southern Conference State Lists Three Loop Tilts
Cadets of the Virginia Military Institute chase a conference win and first place against Richmond with weight and depth advantages while Duke Wake Forest NCSU and Duke drill and adjust pass defenses and backfields ahead of Saturday games.
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Newcomers In Cloudbusters Start Lineup For Saturday
CHAPEL HILL Oct 13 Seven newcomers will start for the U S Navy Pre Flight Cloudbusters in a Kenan Stadium clash with Camp Davis Saturday at 2 30 pm in an effort to spark a win. End replacements Golash Mals, tackle Douglas, guard Jones, Beatty wingback Hart quarterback Hecker tailback Hare Lowans Callahan Hamilton comprise the new line with veteran players in other spots.
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Paul Hart
Louis Hecker
Cecil Hare
Washington Redskins
Warren Lowans
Robert Callahan
Hugh Hamilton
Local Talent At Louisiana Schools
New Orleans report shows Louisiana State University and Tulane University field rosters largely composed of Southern players. LSU lists 45 players with 30 Louisiana natives, five Mississippians, five Texans, three Arkansans, and one each from Florida and Oklahoma. Tulane’s 25 man roster includes 13 Louisiana players, five Texans, three Mississippians, and one each from Tennessee Kentucky Florida and Alabama.
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Broad Way Charley Wagner Shines For Norfolk Navy
Norfolk Navy train station hurler Charley Wagner formerly of the Boston Red Sox went 17 and 5 this season, delivering strong pitching for the Norfolk squad in the season.
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Lynchburg Cardinals name MVP Art Lopatka
Art Lopatka, pitcher outfielder, was chosen the most valuable player of the Lynchburg Cardinals in the Piedmont league season. The award recognizes his all around play and leadership for the Lynchburg club.
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Lynchburg Cardinals
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Bison Prepare for Clash With Jackets in Final Drill
The Black Bison football squad held a final Lexington practice under Holt Offitt Field floodlights as they prepare for Friday night’s non conference game against Coach Jimmy Snns’ Yellow Jackets. Emphasis on blocking and kicking returns with Key players Kearns Koontz Mald and the reshuffled offense as they drill two on one blocks pass defense and fundamentals.
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Duke Tar Heels Loom Large In Homecoming Clash
Duke faces North Carolina in a high stakes homecoming game as Coach Eddie Cameron tightens the defense after a Navy aerial onslaught. Carolina veteran playmakers Billy rs and Eddie Teague pace the Tar Heels with a seasoned line ahead of the Saturday matchup.
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First stringers Scrimmage Against Reservists in 30 Minutes
In a 30 minute scrimmage the first stringers challenged the reservists. The regulars tested their off tackle through center reverse end sweep and pass plays while the reservists lined up in five six and seven man fronts in various defensive formations.
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