Scatters Four Safeties For First Decision For Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers win 2-0 at Cincinnati in a low hit game as Newsom and Vander Meer duel. Cards defeat Giants 7-0 behind Lefty Pollet while Robins fall short against the Dodgers in a West swing wrap. Red Sox beat Tigers 2-0 as Butland wins sixth in a row and Senators sweep White Sox in two games.
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Judson Bailey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Big Buck Neow‘som
Washington ‘Senators
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Newsom
Pifcher
Cincinnati ‘Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Vandy
Bool
Hing
Augie Galan
Arky Vaughan
O Newsom
Galan
Vaughan
Bric ‘Tipton
Peewee Reese
Joe Beggs
Joe Medwick
Ray Starr
Dolph Camilli
Micky Owen
Max Marshall
Frenchy Bordagaray
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Howard Pollet
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Carl Hubbell
Ervin Dusak
Babe Barna
Bill Jurges
St. Louis
Babe Young
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
RED Sox
Boston
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Bill Butland
Red Sockers
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Koriton Lee
Ed Weiland
Raccarborough
Chicago
Sid Hudson
White Sox
Rival pitchers duel ends 1-0 with homer clincher
Corvallis, Ore. Sept. 4 Don Skinner of Portland's Butler team and Harvey Griffin of Corvallis, both once Pendleton teammates, faced off in the state tournament finals with no hits in early rounds. Skinner yielded one hit, a homer by Skinner, to win the title 1-0 after Griffin nearly matched the start.
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Corvallis
Ore
Don Skinner
Arvey Griffen
Togeher
Pendleton
Skinner
Butleream
Portland
Griffin
Major League standings and results from yesterday
Baseball standings and results across several leagues with game scores and postponed matches. Notable results include Brooklyn over Cincinnati 2-0, St. Louis 7 New York 6, Seattle 6-4, Oakland 1 Los Angeles 0, Sacramento 12 Portland 7, plus multiple league notes and postponements.
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Seattle
San Diego
Oakland
Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco
Sacramento
Portland
Probable MLB Pitchers List and Matchups Today
Also probable pitchers with won loss records for today include Cleveland at St. Louis with Harder and Dean facing Niggeling and Hollingsworth in afternoon and night games. New York at Washington features Breuer against Leonard. Chicago at Pittsburgh pits Bithorn against Garnick. St. Louis at Cincinnati has Beazley versus Derzinger. Burlington at Sanford and Rocky Mount at Wilson are also scheduled.
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Ational
Brookls
St. Louis
Etechelens
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Ae
Cleveland
Harder
Dean
Niggeling
Hollingsworth
Washington
Breuer
Leonard
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Bithorn
Garnick
Beazley
Derzinger
Ace Back May Be Lost For Army Stars In Cardinal Game
Army All-Stars face possible loss of star fullback Jimbrough to rib injury before Sunday showdown with the Chicago Cardinals. Coach Major Wade said Kimbrough’s status remains doubtful until late tonight or tomorrow, with five others also on the doubtful list. Wade plans no changes in offense and notes the team will break up after the Syracuse game on Sept 19.
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Loudon Kelly Denver
Western Army
John” Kimbrough
Hicago Cardinals
Whit Wyatt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Army
Los Angeles
Big John
Texas A. & M
Haskell
Texas
Army Boys
Wallace Wade
Duke
Kimbrough
Wade
Washington
Jim Thomason
Don Lott
Ohio State
Waddie Young
Oklahoma
Leonard Dickey
Texas A. &. M
Tony Demore
Creighton
Major Wade
Leth
Newark Giants
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Autumin
Dippy Evans
Irish
Jerry Cowhig
Cowhig
Jim Mello
Ors Corwin Clatt
Sophs
Leahy
Bob Dove
Harry Wright
Wright
Jaaypau
Jack Barry
George Murphy
Lou Rymkus
Bob Neff
Larry Sullivan
Wally Ziemba
Dynamited Secrets from the Sea Explored
A New York geologist proposes using dynamite to reveal hidden sea life and vegetation by blasting beneath the ocean surface. The controversial method aims to uncover submerged secrets and ecosystems thought to lie below.
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New York
Borowy in Rookie of Year contention sparks New York chatter
The Sports Roundup weighs Hank Borowy as a top rookie candidate for the year with four shutouts and a near no hitter for the Yankees. Nominations already include Vern Stephens, Johnny Pesky, and Johnny Beazley, while Borowy’s Fordham past is noted. Also referenced are a near-hit call and West Virginia coach Brett Rodgers’ camp routine amid Mountaineer worries.
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New York
Hank Borowy
Vern Stephens
Browns
Johnny Pesky
Red Sox
Johnny Beazley
Hank
Yanks
Borony
Fordham
Brett Rodgers
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Inherit the Earth Banner and Dodgers Relief Signals
A Detroit News banner mocks the Deaths of Newsom and Cullenbine. The Dodgers employ coded signals for relief pitchers such as Hugh Casey Max Macon Ed Head Kirby Higbe and Whit Wyatt. Mike Getto faces divorce rumors while Lawson Robertson holds MacArthur and Japanese Olympic letters. Howard Kingsbury Smith becomes a Bern Switzerland correspondent.
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Cullenbine
Detroit
Bobo
Roy
Inherit the Earth
Signal Corps
Dodgers
Chuck Dressen
Frenchy Bordagaray
Chuck
Hugh Casey
Max Macon
Ed Head
Dressen
Kirby Higbe
Whit Wyatt
Mike Getto
Football Dodgers
Green Bay
Mike
Hutson
Howard Kingsbury Smith
Tulane
Bern
Switzer
Bison Close Week With Intra Squad Scrimmage
Coach Tony Cernugel ends the second week of practice with an intra squad scrimmage between Arnold Metcalfe’s white team and Face Evans blue team. White features Donald Dunkelberger as passer. Evans also directs passing for blue. Guards Speas and McDade vie to bolster the first string as Barker Crowder Marsh and Chapman push for starting roles.
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Tony Cernugel
Arnold Metcalfe
Evans
Metcalfe
Cernugel
Tommy Foister
Foister
Junius Folot
Bill Kivett
Donald Dunkelberger
Gorrell Speas
Speas
Barker
Crowder
Gilbert Marsh
Leonard Sugg
Otis Chapman
David Barker
John Crowder
High Point
High Point High
Bill Loyd
Loyd
Fred Swartzberg
Marvin Smith
Paul Williamson
Jim Foxworth
Bill Brown
Robert Flynt
Spirgin McDade
Chapman
Sugg
Marsh
Bob Koontzs
Bill Peace
Schroeder Faces Narrow Margin In Net Championship Tie
In New York on September 4 Ted Schroeder of Glendale California menaced with a sprained wrist trembled in a quarter final against Alejo Russell of Argentina. Schroeder, top seed, fought through a four setter to beat James Evert of Chicago earlier. Russell impressed with brilliant play and recent wins over Bob Falkenburg and Sidney Wood Jr. Pancho Egura and Frankie Parker loomed as potential semi final threats.
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New York
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Calif
Alejo Russell
Ted
James Everet
Chicago
Russell
Evert
Pancho Segura
Ecuador
Pancho
Bob Falkenburg
Sidney Wood, Jr
Frankie Parker
Seymour Greenberg
Pancho Egura
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Talbert
Notre Dame Switches to the T formation for Bertelli
Red Grange notes Notre Dame under Frank Leahy shifts to the T to maximize Angelo Bertelli's passing and ball handling. The piece outlines roster changes, sophomore shock troops, and the blend of veterans and new backs as Notre Dame prepares for 11 games, with mention of Michigan State Detroit and Marquette as leading independents in the Midwest.
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NEA
Red Grange
South Bend
Prank Leahy
Old Notre Dame
Angelo Bertelli
Bertelli
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne Talback
Evans
Cowhig
Mello
Bill Early
Creighton Miller
Early
Miller
John Creevey
Bob Livingston
Bill Huber
Paul Simon
Hert Coleman
Jack Zilly
Jhnnoy Adams
Tippy Madarik
al Schmidt
Marquette
Football Brochure Highlights War Time Facts and Camp Boxing
A Western boxing note updates Fritzie Zivic after 18 fights since losing the welterweight title. The Cincinnati Times Star cites Nixson Denton on a midwestern school’s 3 500 football facts brochure, while Fort Sheridan announces footballs available at the post gym for one day use only. Camp Bowie welcomes Pvt Guy D Furious as a new boxing talent. Pensacola NAS staff expect a strong football season with Potsy Clark and Glenn Danowski guiding a squad of about 80 players. Great Lakes Naval Training Station also issues a comprehensive football brochure drawing attention at desk.
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Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
Fort Sheridan
Camp Bowie
Tex
Guy D. Furious
Pensacola. Fla
Naval Air Base
Potsy Clark
Glenn Danowski
Potsy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Pipe-Smoking Contest Highlight Among New York Farm Teams
The text notes a Sunday event featuring a pipe-smoking contest between the Yankees Newark farmhands and the Jersey Giants. It wonders if the winning smoker will be fired, referencing Joe McCarthy's past remark that some players were too contented.
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Joe McCarthy
Yanks
NeWark
Jersey Giants
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Highlights from the season end totals show Reiser and Slaughter sharing top batting marks with 3238 and 324 runs respectively. Ott leads in runs, Mize and Slaughter top RBIs, Slaughter claims most hits, and Williams leads both batting average and home runs in the league.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Ott
New York
Mize
Hack
Chicago
Heck
Marion
Medwick
Nicholson
Pickett and Slane Vie For Municipal Loop Playoff Spot
Pickett vs Slane headlines a two game card as Pickett aims for a conference playoff berth by winning to tie for fourth place. Carolina Container faces Oakdale in the other game with Oakdale seeking wins to avoid last in the standings. Highland and Triangle already clinched first and second.
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Pickett
Slane
Tomlinson
Carolina Container
Oakdale
Cellariles
Highland
Triangle
Marsh
Mills
Big Five Grid Clubs Enter Rough Scrimmage Drills
Carolina drills without Hodges as Duke Wake Forest and Davidson prep with emphasis on passing and punt work. NC State adjusts with Joe Pisano moving to blocking back while Bob Young suffers a knee injury. Hodges exits football to focus on graduation. Photographers queued for NC State Wake Forest and Labor Day pics.
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Woodrow Price
Raleigh
Carolina
Hodges
Doc Newton
N. C. State Wolfpack
Wake Forest
Duke
Wildcats
Davidson
Blue Devils
Dee
Wolfpack
Joe Pisano
Howard Hodges
Tar Heels
Jim Tatum
Johnny Pecora
Hugh Cox
Billy Myers
Sidney Heimovitch
Walt Papa
Bob Young
N. C. State
United States Navy completes first iron battleship
The U.S. S. Michigan began in 1842 and, after a 42 year build, was completed in 1884 marking the longest construction period for a U.S. battleship.
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United States Navy
U.S. S. Michigan
Thomasville and Landis set for North State League finals
Thomasville earns home opening game in best four out of seven series after 10 3 win over Concord. Landis, led by Cecil Lawing two homers, takes bracket final with 3 2 over Mooresville and will meet Thomasville in the title series starting tomorrow at Finch Field.
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Thomasville
Landis
Mooresville
Cecil Lawing
Alcoresville
Bohning
Nance
Ducks Will Be Plentiful And Hunters Fewer
In northern woodlands wild ducks show strong prospects for heavy migration to warmer regions this winter. The Izaak Walton League estimates well over 100 million birds, about 30 million more than last season and three times 1935, will move south. About 500,000 hunters use government guns, with roughly 350,000 duck hunters, while wartime limits and shortages cut trips to marshes. Last year 1.4 million duck stamps were issued. 1942 total may drop to around 1 million.
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Chicago
Woodlands
Miami
Izaak Walton League
League
Uncle Sam
Izanl Watton League
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