Bison face test against Reidsville in home opener
The Black Bison host Reidsville Golden Lions at Anion Mills Stadium under lights for their season debut. Coach Cernugel warns of the Lions aerial attack as Arnald Metcalfe and John Crowder rally the team. Probable linups include Duncan Williamson and Gentry against Reidsville.
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Cardinals Stretch Lead Over Dodgers To Three Games
Raleigh Sept 18 The season opening Big Five football experiment moves to Wilmington for N C State versus Davidson as both squads arrive for tomorrow’s curtain raiser. Lineups and starting slots surface amid injuries and tactical shifts with State favored in a 4:45 p m kickoff at American Legion Stadium. several players return to duty as McEver’s Wildcats brace for the Wolfpack with patched lineups and a slate of drills.
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Blue Swords Poised For Champion Three-Year-Old Role
New York September report on Blue Swords a lanky yearling purchased for 3300 by Allen Simmons. The colt raced to a 1035 Aqueduct win and an ambitious start to the three-year-old season, with the Champaign Stakes at Belmont Park on October 10 cited as his immediate best chance.
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Boxing results from last night across multiple cities
Fights last night by the Associated Press report outcomes include Lee Savold outpointing Tony Musto in Detroit with Savold shown as the winner. In New York Frankie Rubbe outpointed Carlos No No getbas and Herbert Marshall stopped AT Smith in Elizabeth. Frankie Ms jouaal defeated Ce erino Bronco in All River with Boston listed as the opponent city.
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Lester Valentine Training for Anti Aircraft Service
Lester Lee Valentine son of Mr and Mrs A L Valentine recently arrived at Camp Palace Texas and is undergoing training in the Antiaircraft Replacement Training Center. Before induction he worked at a hosiery mill and served as a life saving and swimming instructor.
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Whirlaway Aisab Race Hears Pace Setter Debate
New York sports round up notes the Whirlaway vs Aisab race may lack a pace setter as favorites prefer to come from behind. The piece also passes quick glimpses of Navy football, Norfolk NAS lineup, and horse naming whimsy with Whirl, Whirllette, and punning commentary on the Tigers and Doc Cramer.
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Today’s guest star Henry A Sullivan and navy recruiting drive
The Salem Mass paper notes Henry A Sullivan aside from a Baltimore recruiting drive where Yeoman Alfred G Vanderbilt serves as liaison as Pimlico track opens its fall session. It recalls Hal Mollison once deemed light to box Hank Melody and a photo gag with the Great Lakes football squad asking which Hutson.
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Old-timers look good Gophers amateurs in Minnesota game
The Albert Lea Tribune cites Dr. L R Prins mocking Monday quarterback worries as old-timers appear strong while the rest of the Gophers look inexperienced. The Army rejects meeting hints for eastern western all star games, giving westerners a potential edge if they perform well in Syracuse against the Giants. Turk Edwards of the Washington Redskins quips that a big dumb tackle should talk after eleven years for George Marshall.
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Greensboro Wins Finals Opener in Piedmont League
The pennant-winning Greensboro Red Sox beat the Portsmouth Cubs 5-1 to take the first game of the best four out of seven playoff finals. Greensboro fell behind but surged with three fifth inning runs aided by three Portsmouth errors. Adam Gluchoski allowed the Cubs until the ninth, and David Ferris closed it out. A crowd of 2,345 attended as the series shifted to Portsmouth.
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Feud resurfaces as Phils face Dodgers in Brooklyn
Philadelphia manager Hans Lobert says his cellar-dwelling Phils aim to avenge last spring’s slight by Larry MacPhail as they open a series in Brooklyn. Lobert hints the Phils could sweep the Dodgers and derail their pennant chase while Brooklyn eyes a World Series shot.
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Saving Gasoline by Choosing Routes with Fewer Stop Signs
A reader notes that substantial gasoline savings come from selecting routes with the fewest stop signs and traffic lights. The idea emphasizes smoother driving and reduced idling as ways to cut fuel use.
Five Southern Conference In Action This Weekend
Clemson coach Frank Howard calls his Tigers promising as they prep to open against Presbyterian. Other Southern Conference games include William and Mary vs Hampden Sydney, Virginia Tech vs Catawba, N C State vs Davidson, and a night matchup Camp Pickett soldiers against Richmond.
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Major League Standings and Results Recap
National League results include St Louis 6 Boston 4 Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn 2 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 0 New York 11 Cincinnati 1 American League games show New York 7 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 0 Boston defeated St Louis 1 Cleveland 6 Washington 5 Piedmont League Shaughnessy playoffs Greensboro 5 Portsmouth 1 Pacific Coast League Seattle 5 Oakland 0 Hollywood 6 Portland 1 San Francisco 6 San Diego 9 Sacramento 6 Los Angeles 5 International League semifinals Syracuse 7 Montreal 2 Syracuse wins series four games to one American Association playoffs no games Southern Association Little Rock 9 New Orleans 4 Little Rock wins series three games to one Eastern League finals Scranton 1 Binghamton 9 Scranton trades two games to one
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National League games with probable pitchers listed
Phillies visit Brooklyn as Melton faces Davis in a probable pitching duel. Cincinnati travels to Pittsburgh with Vander Meer opposing Strincevich in a night game. Portsmouth plays Greenshorn in the Shaughnessy Playoffs. only games on the schedule.
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Two Tar Heel Teams Lose In Softball Meet
DETROIT September 18 Digging into a mixed slate, Jax Brewer of Tulsa toppled the American Yarn Girls of Mount Holly North Carolina 6 to 0 as Nint Korgan held Tar Heels to two hits and struck out 14. In the men’s division Romances of Roanoke Rapids NC dropped a 2 to 1 eight inning decision to Zoller Pistons of Fort Wayne Indiana on a pair of homers.
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Panthers Close Practice Ahead of Milligan Game at Albion
High Point College Panthers wrap their final full week of practice with two night scrimmages as they prep to host Milligan College next Friday at Albion Mills Stadium. Coach Virgil Yow pushes for stronger blocking and a potent passing attack led by QBs Bob Lumsden and Francis Bowen with W. O. Webb and Oren Boyes receiving. Backfield star Bill Davis from Melbourne, Fla. shows breakout speed, while starter Jim Lowder recovers from a leg cut and minor ailments persist but are not serious.
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Gobblers face aerial attack by Holshouser
Salisb urg Sept 18 Special to The Enterprise. The Gobblers of VPI must stop Dwight Holshouser, co captain of Catawba Indians, after he completed 10 of 19 passes last week against Naval Pre Flight. Holshouser has impressed in practice, giving Catawba reason to believe this could be a standout year. The Catawba- VPI series favors the Indians, who hope for a first win in three clashes. Deberry once pitched 59 scoreless innings and earlier helped Roman ces to a 1 0 win over Kenyak Park in Rochester.
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National Flag Appears Sure For Redbirds As Bums Fold
Dodgers collapse with a 3-2 loss to Pittsburgh as St. Louis gains in the pennant race. Cards rally in Boston to win 6-4, aided by a five-run ninth inning, while Dodgers fade at Ebbets Field.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Totals
A compiled list shows leaders in batting and pitching. Notable figures include Lombardi Boston and Reins er Brooklyn with top averages, Slaughter St Louis large run totals, Williams Boston leading several categories, and Pesky Boston 200 hits. The data includes team leaders and season highs across runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching wins.
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