Redbirds Split With Phill A B rooklyn Bows a Reds Twice
The St Louis Cardinals split a twin bill with the Philadelphia Phillies as Brooklyn Dodgers were swept by Cincinnati in a doubleheader. New York Yankees closed in on the American League pennant while the Cubs, Giants, and White Sox posted wins. The day featured home runs by Terry Moore and a Boston win as the pennant picture shifted across leagues.
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Philadelphians
Phils
B.y
Terry Moore
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Ucky Walters
Ray Starr
Mathewon
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Ielding
Lew Riggs
Eds
Ennie Merullo
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Lennie
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Reduffing
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Washington
Detroit
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Major League leaders listed by league with batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and pitching records. Methods show Williams and Pesky leading in the American League, Ott and Mize highlighted in the National League, with Krnst and Barony among top pitchers.
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Barony
New York
Aham
Lombardi
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Rels
Brooklyn
Ott
Slaugh
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Mize
Laughter
Medwick
Slaughter
Nichwan
Chicago
Tion
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Musial
da Litwhiler
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Mungo Out For Season With Knee Injury
New York Sept 14 Van Ingle Mungo, recently recalled from the minors to aid a roving New York Grant pitching staff, is through for the season. Mungo, formerly with Brooklyn before being sent to Minneapolis in the American Association, twisted a knee Friday and was advised to refrain from pitching until next spring.
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van Ingle
Mungo
Brooklyn Fore
Minneapolis
John Kimbrough Stars for Wallace Wade's Western Army All Stars
Texas A M product John Kimbrough shines as a September sensation for Wallace Wade's Western Army All Stars. He returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown against the Green Bay Packers in Milwaukee, one of multiple long scoring plays as the Army team falls 36 to 14.
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Harold Claassen
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Western Army All Stars
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John Pinge
Michigan State
Neyland
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Big Bad Bears
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Westerners
Syracuse
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Chicago Cards
Cleveland Rams
Major League Standings and League Playoffs Summary
Baseball standings from multiple leagues show results by team and score updates. Notable items include Philadelphia and St Louis, Boston and Chicago, New York and Pittsburgh, and several playoff actions in Piedmont, International, and American associations.
Schedule of Major League Games With Probable Pitchers
The day’s matchups include St. Louis at Philadelphia with Gumbert facing Pearson, Pittsburgh at New York with Dietz against Schumacher, Chicago at Boston pitting Lee against Donovan, and New York at Cleveland. Other listed games feature Boston at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Portsmouth at Richmond plus Rocky Mount at Sanford.
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Cardinals Seek Pennant Remaining Quiet Amid Pressure
The St Louis Cardinals, one game ahead of the Brooklyn Dodgers, refuse to discuss the pennant while preparing for two games against the Philadelphia Phillies. Billy Southworth and captain Terry Moore urged focus, stressing one game at a time as teammates vow extra effort.
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Dodgers Suffer From Persecution Complex Says Paul
Reds secretary Gabe Paul claims the Dodgers have a persecution complex as they accuse Cincinnati of gunning for them. He cites fan abuse, disputes over Vander Meer, and infield timing, noting Dodgers feel targeted while others see common baseball tensions. Public remarks frame ongoing NL rivalries and tempers.
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Football In Service Schools Hit By War Relegation
Red Grange surveys 1942 prospects for Army and Navy football. Army houses a 35 man squad with six hour practices as air training drains players. Navy scrimmaged Georgetown with many injuries and graduations shrinking regulars, signaling a tougher season ahead for service academies.
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Wei
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Bob Crawley
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Sports Roundup From New York News Clips
A collage of sports notes updates including college football coach shortages with Arthur Wylie taking coaching duties at McAlarry College, the launch of the 700 Bowling Clubs of America and a 600-women’s auxiliary, Cincinnati Reds context on St Paul franchise sale, Captain Steinhans returning from baseball, Camp Livingston football prep, Fort Bragg regimental athletic director Brive, Ridings’ poll awarding Southwest Conference football flag to Texas A&M, Eddie Stanky and Jimmy Wilson’s possible soccer dashes, Alf Letourner’s six day bike preps, and Welk/Ohrt rapport.
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Hal Sayles
Abilene
Tex
Arthur Wylie
MccAlarry College
Jim Conger
Wylie
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Sayles
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700 Bowling Clubs of America
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Jimmy Wilson
Alf Letourner
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Malibu Beach
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Welk
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Whirlaway Aims For Historic $500000 Match Race
Pawtucket report says Whirlaway races Alsab in a milestone weekend for the owner as the big colt closes on a $500,000 prize with $491,136 already in earnings. The upcoming special match race pits the two top horses in a high stakes showdown.
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R. T
Pio Whirkinway
Alsab
Mrs Cooper Defending Champ In Annual Ladies Golf Tourney
Mrs J B Cooper defends the Emerywood Country Club Ladies Club Championship. Challenger Mays J S Wood opens with a low 88 in the first round. Pairings include Wood against Rankin and Saunders against Cooper, with rounds starting tomorrow through Friday.
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al M. Rankin, Jr
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T. A. Marlowe
Kk. C. Bryant
George Wood
TL Bunnewell
HL Dunkelberger
Logan Porter
George Machen
Herman Lann
Silas Casey
Joe Smith
Veteran Team For Wolfpack Gets Favored Role In Scrap
Old rivals North Carolina State and Davidson clash in Wilmington as State fields a veteran lineup with husky reserves and standout sophomores while Davidson circles hopeful for a strong season. Coach Newton emphasizes a tricky offense and improved passing led by Art Faircloth. Davidson counters with a solid front and notable backs led by Mac Bruce and Red Burke at center.
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N. C. State
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Wilmington
Greensboro
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Husky
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Hoot Gibson
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Alf Taylor
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Ben Lacy
Johnny Frederick
Art Roach
Bob Durant
Ripper Hunt
Wesley Ferrell Ban Likely From Baseball After Incident
Wesley Ferrell, former major league pitcher and Lynchburg manager, headed home to North Carolina after Umpire Winston Milam banished his shortstop in the first inning during a Virginia League playoff game. League president C. R. Williams fined Ferrell 200 and suspended him indefinitely, saying the act was unpardonable. Newport News officials refunded about 1,400 fans. Shortstop Bobby Deese also faced a 15 fine for an cited off-field flare during the incident.
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Neawport News
Wes Ferrell
Carolina
Ferrell
Lynchburg
Winston Milam
C. R. Williams
Ferrer
Williams
W. G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Newport News
Bobby Deese
Milam
Byron’s strict diet fuels one-pot potato meal habit
The English poet Lord Byron reportedly maintained a frugal regimen of a single daily meal, consisting of a baked potato with vinegar, as part of his efforts to stay slender and curtail appetite.
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Lord Byron
Farm Labor Camp Under Construction in Enfield
Work began on a farm labor camp in Enfield to house 300 Negro workers aiding Halifax County peanut and cotton harvests. The camp will be built by the Farm Security Administration to support crops and worker housing.
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Enfield
Halifax County
FSA
Narragansett Race Sets $25,000 Purse Victory for Whirlaway
Narragansett president James E. Dooley arranged the weekend race after Allah was scratched from last Saturday's Narragansett special. Whirlaway led to an easy victory, taking the entire $25,000 purse.
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Narragansett
James E. Dooley
Allah
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