Adams-Millis Captures Industrial Loap Crown in 6-4 Win
Adams-Millis nine surged from the second inning, scoring six runs on Reg Dawson's six hits over two innings, defeating Triangle 6-4 to seize the Industrial League championship. Triangle led 4-0 after four frames as Ted Martin allowed four Adams-Millis runs in the fifth and sixth, with key hits from Sumner, Stamey, and Osborne fueling the rally. Coaches and players included Martin, Dawson, Sumner, Stamey, Eller, Auman, and Cooper in a tense title clash.
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Adams-Millis
Reg Dawson
Triangle
Ues
A-M
Ted Martin
Martin
Fowler
Osborne
Summer
Dawson
Cooper
Stamey
Eler
Auman
Summey
Smith
War Relic Beats Whirly At Pawtucket Ballgame
War Relic defeats Whirly in Pawtucket as Adams-Millis hustles for five runs while Triangle answers with four. Key plays include Up ton’s RBI single after Rush and Morehead grounded out, Fowler’s double bringing Upton home, and Smith’s three-base hit followed by Clark’s standout fielding. Summey, Simpson-less, and Stamey contribute, with notable defensive gems by R Clark and a string of steals and sacrifices.
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Rush
Morehead
Upton
Fowler
Triangle
R. Clark
Smith
Adams-Millis
Summer
Clark
Sappenfield
Mangrum Extends Lead At Atlantic City Open Showdown
Lloyd Mangrum of Monterey Beach California stretched his lead to 134 after a 69 in the second round of the 35 000 Atlantic City Open golf tournament. Lawson Little and Jack Petroni tied for second at 138. A stiff wind and tough conditions challenged most players with only six breaking 70 in the day.
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Atlantic City
Lloyd Mangrum
Monterey Beach
Calif
Mangeum
Mangrum
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Jack Petroni
Manchester
Little
Penroni
Fer Jonson
Norristown
Vic Ghezzi
P.G.A
Deal
N. J
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Joe Turnesa
Rockville Centre
Horton Smith
Pinehurst
N.C. Ad
Corp
Ed Oliver
Fort Dix
Lawson Lhcire
Teri Johnson
Doc Turnesa
Rockville Center
N.Y
Vie Ghészi
N. C
NL J
Tony Penna Dayton
Louis Barbaro
Hummrocks
N. Y
Dutch Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Art
Straub
Spring Lake
Denny/Shute
Chicago
Jack Grout
Plttsten
Sam Byrd
Philadelphia
Mike Turnesa
Fairview
Reg
Kirkwood
Daytona Beach
Fin
Bruce Solart
Absecon
Catawba Beats Davis and Elkins 33 to 7 in Curtain-Raiser
Catawba opened its season with a 33 to 7 win over Davis and Elkins in Salisbury. The Indians scored in every quarter, gaining 21 first downs and 158 passing yards on 20 of 34 attempts while racking 220 rushing yards. Key scores came on passes Holshouser to Green and runs by Benson and Hanley, with reserves seeing extensive action.
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Green
Johnson
Benson
Holshouser
Kampf
Davis
Elkins
Indians
Catawba
Setar
Harper
Hanley
Haper
Dukemen Scrimmage Highlights Duke Freshmen Teams
Duke's Blue Devils held a two hour scrimmage in Duke Stadium for incoming freshmen. Whites led 14-13 at halftime, with Prothro converting two PATs and Storer connecting on a 30 yard TD pass to Lach. Davis and Long sparked the Blues, but a blocked Karmazin kick kept the score close.
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Durham
Duke
Blue Devils
Duke Stadium
Wallace Wade
Thompson Prothro
Blues
Bob Barnet
Paul Thompson
Mike Karnjazin
Moffat Storer
Steve Lach
Prothro
Storer
Winston Siegfried
Tom Davis
Leo Long
Karmazin
Bobby Rule
Jarmazin
Wade
Ings
Frank
Rochester
Football lineups for Whites and Blues teams
The article lists team rosters and positions for Whites and Blues. Whites include Gantt Smith Griffith and others at ends tackles guards center and backfield with Lach Stor er Vann Siegfried Wolfe. Blues list Dempsey Piasecky Beamer ends, Fawcett Goddard Poole Miller guards Barnett Bokinsky Crigler center, Wartman Davis Hoover Rute quarterbacks, Long fullback.
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Bob Gantt
Jim, Smith
Walter Griffith
Herman Smith
Clyde Redding
Bob Dawson
Doc Snyder
Wade Talton
Bob Nanni
Paul Thompson
Tom Burns
Harry Troxell
Charlie Hood
Joe Baldwin
Jimmy Lipscomb
Bob Beatty
Tammy Prothyro
Steve Lach
Moffat Stor
Art Vann
Winston Siegfried
Jim Wolfe
The
Blues
Luther Dempsey
al Piasecky
Ernie Beamer
Bob McDonough
Mike Karmazin
Blake Fawcett
Pete Goddard
Jake Poole
Ari Miller
Bob Barnett
George Bokinsky
Norris Crigler
Bill Wartman
Tom Davis
al Hoover
Bobby Rute
Leo Long
War Relic Wins Narragansett Special Ahead of Whirlaway
War Relic, a son of Man O' War, surged to a four and a half length victory in the $25,000 Narragansett Special at Narragansett Park. Whirlaway pressed the pace but faded in the stretch as War Relic clinched the upset in front of about 50,000 fans, earning $22,400 for owner Howard Wells.
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Associated Press
Pawtucket
Sam Riddle
Kentucky
Man O' War
War Relic
Whirlaway
Warren Wright
Alf Robertson
Whirly
Saratoga
Robertson
Boyce G. Martin
Haltal
Butfox
Massachusetts
Hisrlaway
Browns Purchase Pair Of Southpaw Pitchers
The St Louis Browns acquire two left handed pitchers Frank Biscan age 21 and Ewald Pyle age 28 to bolster their rotation for next season. Biscan went 9 and 7 with Toledo after a late start and previously won 26 games in the Ohio State League with Lima, Ohio. Pyle had an 11 and 14 mark with the last place San Antonio team and will report in the spring alongside another recent acquisition Clarence Toti.
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ST. Louis
Browns
Frank Biscan
Toledo
Ewald Pyle
San Antonio
Biscan
Lima
Ohio
Clarence Toti
Paragould, Ark
Weatherly Suspended By Indians For Not Hustling
Roy Weatherly, Cleveland Indians center fielder, was placed under indefinite suspension by manager Roger Peckinpaugh for allegedly failing to hustle during the series with the Washington Senators. The move leaves Weatherly out of action as the team reassesses its lineup.
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Weatherly
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Roy Weatherly
Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington Senators
Cracked Keller Ankle Knocks Yanks in World Series Odds
Detroit Tigers scouts and players project the Yankees will struggle in the World Series without Charley Keller as the pennant race concludes. Keller’s injury shifts odds to 3-to-6 against either Brooklyn or St Louis, while Tigers praise Yankee defense and pitching but note Keller and DiMaggio carry the offense.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Charley Keller
Yankees
Dodgers
Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Keller
McCarthy
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Bennigan
Yanks
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Ameri
Tigers
Joe DiMaggio
del Baker
Detroit
Joe
Louisburg saloon fame fades as Miami widow tops 1941 catches
In Louisburg Nova Scotia Mrs Marion Halser of Miami and Michael Lerner of Manhattan win 1941 top catches as local divers spotlight broadbill swordfish lore. Halser lands a 532 pound broadbill after 14 minutes of fighting, Lerner notes 21 broadbills in a decade with 10 off Cape Breton, and Cape Breton remains a concentrated broadbill hub with harpoon pursued giants and stories of fierce chases.
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Marion Halser
Cape Breton
Shaun MacDonald
Louisburg
N. S
Stag
New York
Saloon Society
Kelly
Brenda Frazier
Miami
Michael Lerner
Manhattan
Wolfe
Lerner
Chile
American Museum of Natural History
Atlantic
Ziphias Gladius
Tar Heels Enter Softball Finals for Amateur World title
Roanoke Rapids NC faces Bendix Brakes South Bend in the men’s championship after a 1 to 0 win for Roanoke Rapids over Ed Kizelevich Elizabeth NJ in a pitching duel. Cleveland beats Tulsa for the girls final 7 to 2 as Nina Korgan fanned 17 in nine innings. The event drew about five thousand fans.
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Detroit
Roanoke Rapids
N.C
Bendix Brakes
South Bend
Ind
Cleveland
Tulsa
Okla
Ed Kizelevich
Elizabeth
N. J
North Carolinians
Stan Corgan
Toronto
Nina Korgan
New Orleans Jax Brewers
Thelma Meineke
Umpire Controversy Clouds Dodgers Cardinals Series
Ford Frick faced uproar as Barlick umpired crucial games in St Louis. Critics say top NL umpires should rotate and be interchangeable to avoid bias. Durocher laments balk call, calling Barlick unfit for high pressure station. advocates for assigning seasoned arbiters like Klem, Pinelli, or McGowan to major series.
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New York
Ford Frick
Dodgers
Cardinals
St Louis
Bill Klein
AE Barlick
Bite
Klemn
Kler
Babe Pinelli
Pinelli
Barlick
Sve
Bill McGowan
St. Louis
Ernie White
Pete Reiser
Leo Durocher
Pilot Durocher
al Barlick
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Dr. Dobbs
O. D
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Petroni
Davis- Elkins
North State
Riddle
Hank Greenberg
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