Sports Roundup Covers Giants, Bets, and War Bond News
The column notes the Giants threatening to sleep at the ball park after a doubleheader schedule in New York. It mentions a $20,000 purchase for a fast car by Des Parshall and E. P. Crary, Helen Dettwiler earning Air Force pilot status, and various sports notes including the Freddie Mills-Jack London fight, Jack Kelly Jr. rowing title, and war bond involvement by Don Ross's Brandywine stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phillies
Bill Cox
Giants
Ball Park
E . Baker
St. Charles, I
Des Parshall
E. P. Crary
King's Counsel
C. K. G. Billings
Willam
Helen Dettwiler
Washington, D. C
Air Force Ferry Command
Avenger Field
Tex
Newark
Babe Culnan
Freddie Mills
Jack London
London
Don Donaghey
Lynn C. Doyle
Philadephia Bulletin
Jack Kelly, Jr
Ocean City
N. J
Jack Senior
Bill Sarni
Los Angeles
High Bit
Brandywine Stable
Aqueduct
Brandywine
Don Ross
War Bond Dives
Delaware
Bison Co captains Lloyd and Saunders lead vs Reidsville
Big Bill Lloyd and J C Saunders will co captain the Black Bison for Friday's game with Reidsville Yellow Jackets in Tobacco City. The squad aims for its second win, following last week's 6-0 victory over Mills Home, with focus on defense against deep punt formations and improved offensive execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gibson
Bill Lloyd
J. C. Saunders
Tony Cernugel
Black Bison
Reidsville High School
Yellow Jackets
Tobacco City
Lloyd
Saunders
Bob Koonts
Gene Kearns
Bison
Mills
Bobby Koonts
Curt McDonald
Bill Moser
Mel Walker
Hugh Gordon
Jack Ferree
Dennis Presnell
Reidsville
Marines Shine At Camp Lejeune In Week Of Sports
Pvt Frank Dixon ex NY U miler and Pvt Harold Montague won the camp tennis doubles title at Camp Lejeune while Dixon earlier swept track honors at Camp Lee. Lieut Steve Juzwik, ex Notre Dame star, arrived as master at arms and found bunk mate Tom Jozwik, ex Detroit amateur hockey star, as roll call relaxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Seale
Camp Lee
Frank Dixon
New York U
Steve Juzwik
Notre
Yankees Clinch 13th Pennant With 8 3 Victory
In Cleveland the Yankees defeated the Indians 8 to 3 to clinch their 13th major league pennant, marking a decisive section in the season and sealing their lead ahead of the World Series.
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Yanks
Indians
Cleveland
Musial Appling Lead Major League Batting Standings
New York September 14 Musial of the St Louis Cardinals and Appling of the Chicago White Sox hold the top two spots in the major league batting race. Vernon Stephens drops from the top ten in the American League while Fred Walker of the Brooklyn Dodgers breaks into the National League leaders at sixth with a .302. McCarthay misses the list due to injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Vernon
Junior) Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Fred
Dixie) Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Walker
Johnny MecCarthay
Boston Braves
MecCarthay
Musial
Appling
Dick Wakefield
Detroit
North State Officials Association Picks Rogers as President
J D Rogers Jr of High Point will head the North State Officials Association succeeding J Paul Dunham of Salisbury. John McCachren of Charlotte becomes vice president. Three directors named to succeed Rogers with Dean Hammond and A R Plaster, plus Secr/treas W F Bailey. Several game pairings listed as cancelled.
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J. D. Rogers, Jr
High Point
North State Officials Association
J. Paul Dunham
Salisbury
Rogers
John McCachren
Charlotte
McCachren
Association
Dean Hammond
Bob Collier
Statesville
Lowell Mason
Hammond
Joe Sink
Lenoir
A. R. Plaster
Elkin
Collier
W. F. Bailey
U. S. Army
Dunham
South Carolina Opens 1943 Campaign In Navy Trainee Era
In Richmond on September 14 1943 the South Carolina Gamecocks begin their season using Navy V-12 trainees with a volunteer staff led by Furman Cannon. They face the Ft. Jackson 59th Signal Battalion as other Southern Conference teams also debut. Duke Richmond and Clemson also schedule early games impacting their lines and injury lists.
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Richmond
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
Gamecocks
Ft. Jackson 59Th Signal Battalion
South Carolina
Navy
University of Richmond
Duke
Spiders
Richmond Army Air Base
Blue Devils
Camp Lejeune Marines
Durham
N. c
Bob Gantt
Marines
Gantt
Pooley Hubert
Virginia Military Institute
University of Maryland
Frans Howard
Clemson Tigers
Davidson
Charlotte
North Carolina State
Howard Turner
Bob Andrews
Tommy Haynes
Doug Loveday
Holmes
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Georgia Tech
Dave Harris
Wake Forest
Deacons
Peahead Walker
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists National League leaders: Batting Musial of St. Louis with .353, runs Vaughan of Brooklyn with 106, RBIs Nicholson of Chicago 106, hits Musial 194, doubles Herman of Brooklyn 17, triples Musial 18, home runs Nicholson 22, stolen bases Vaughan 18, pitching Shoun of Cincinnati 12 5, Well 20 9.
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Museial
St. Louis
Herman
Brooklyn
Vaughan
Musial
Nicholson
Chicago
Elliott
Pittsburgh
Herman Brooklyn
Elliott Pittsburgh
Lowrey
Klein
Ott
New York
Shoun
Cincinnati
Bgwell
Fans Know Cards Yankees Will Win
Judson Bailey notes that the Cardinals and Yankees will clinch pennants in time, with the Cards needing five wins or five defeats by pursuers and the Yankees needing ten. The Cardinals face a six game, four day Cubs series starting Thursday, while the Dodgers mix with Braves and Giants. Yankees may clinch by late next week if schedules align, with games ongoing in Boston as the Braves split results in a suspended July 18 game resolved at 7-6 in extra innings.
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Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Boston Braves
New York Giants
St. Louis
Brooklyn
American League
New York
Cleveland
Yanks
Indians
Cleveand
Boston
Braves
Whit Wyatt
Massachusetts
Rookies May Get Starting Series Chance
Two rookies Alpha Brazile and Harry Brecheen may start for the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series. Manager Billy Southworth weighs using Brecheen or Brazile if Mort Cooper or Max Lanier falter in the opener. Brecheen shows 9-5 with 31 walks and 59 strikeouts in 116 innings. Brazile yielded 14 runs in 62 innings since joining from Sacramento, six wins and one loss.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Beazley
Red Ruffing
Billy Southworth
Alpha Brazile
Harry Brecheen
Cardinals
Southworth
Mort Cooper
Cooper
Max Lanier
Brecheen
Yankees
Brechcen
Sacramento
Brazie
Fights Last Night in Various Cities
Boxers and results from New Orleans Newark Baltimore Los Angeles West Springfield Washington New Haven Chicago with outpoints and stoppages. Terranova Villalba Carter Carter Cooper Hudson Williams Moore Lane Villar Kogan McIntyre Bolden Merritt listed with weights and locations.
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New Orleans
Phil Terranova
New York
Juan Villalba
Havana
Newark
Joe Carter
Rome
N. Y
Johnny Carter
Chester
Baltimore
Jackie Cooper
Cecil Hudson
Los Angeles
West Springfield
Mass
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Jerry Moore
Washinton
Larry Lane
Claudio Villar
Washington
New Haven
Julie Kogan
Bobby McIntyre
Detroit
Drew
Chicago
Nate Bolden
Dan Merritt
Cleveland
Major League Record Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday Boston defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 while Brooklyn lost 6 to 10. Today two games are scheduled New York with Fischer at Philadelphia and Brooklyn facing Boston with Ostermueller pitching against Barrett.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Fischer
Philadelphia
Rome
Ostermueller
Barrett
Detroit at Chicago game postponed
The Detroit at Chicago matchup has been postponed. Cleveland at St. Louis was also postponed with no new date announced yet.
Pitchers and matchups across two rival league games
Philadelphia faces New York while Boston plays Washington in doubleheader style matchups. Detroit and Chicago clash as Cleveland meets St. Louis with listed pitchers and win loss records for each team.
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Chicago
Wakefield
Detroit
JS Cartright
Cramer
Hackett
Cleveland
Johnson
N. York
Cullenbine
Cleve
Fox
Boston
Higgins
Case
Washington
New York
St Louis
Philadelphia
Wolff
Zuber
Borowy
Newsome
Candini
White
Trucks
Humphries
Rows
Dean
St. Louis
Sundra
Sports Shorts Roundup from Across the Nation
A series of brief notes from Sept 14 report football hopefuls at Spokane Air Service Commandos and Navy V-12 plans at Howard College, plus Texas League meeting on next season and college football notes from Austin and Lubbock. Highlights include Lambert’s family approach at Austin High, a Pacific Coast League post season with a $12 500 pool, and Walter Schlimkman’s season ending injury at Texas Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Lambert
Austin High School
San Francisco
Feu
Los Angeles
Seattle Rainiers
Portland
Spokane
Wash
Spokane Air Service Commandos
Second Air Force
Dallas
Texas Baseball League
Miton Price
Lubbock
Walter Schlimkman
Texas Tech
Hope
Edward Buck Gillenwater
Birmingham
Ala
Howard College
The
Baptist Institution
Frank P. Saneford
Navy
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Clyde
CDE
Aitcver
REDS
Bes
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Associated Press Sports
Walter Lynch
Jacksonville
Fla
Andrew Jackson High School
Jack Smith
Dack
Jean Fisher
Kansan
Uncle Sam
University of Alabama
Kansas
K. U
Service Dept
Dee Moore
the Anniston
Lloyd, Saunders
Piedmont League
Shaughnessy
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Norfolk
Paul Derringer
Phils
Cincy
Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Major League
Associated Press
Elmer Riddle
Kiss For Homo
Susan Jane
Beverly Ray
McKechnie
Judson Bailey
New York Yankees
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