Roundup recalls big pay in ship combat sport shows
The piece notes $135000 from the Louis Conn fight likely to cover private debts, about a quarter of potential civilian pay, with audience protests over tax and other costs. It mentions army relief, Delware football captaincy split, and updates on Irving Jaffee, Joe Bach, and Soupy Campbell in boxing and military sports contexts.
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Irving Jaffee
Coast Guard
Cutris Bay
Joe Bach
Fort Knox
Ohio State
Louis
Soupy) Campbell
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Fighting Corp
Burrow Wood
Fort McClellan
Ala
Tommy Gomez
Tommy Tucker
Jacksonville
Fla
Theacksonville Naval Air Station
Soupy
Davidson Clash At Wilmington Begins College Grid Campaign
N C State and Davidson renew their historic grid rivalry at Wilmington in a Southern Conference curtain raiser on neutral ground. Kickoff 5 45 p m. State the favorite after last year 6 6 tie and heavy prep by Wake Forest Duke and UNC.
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Davidson
Wilmington
N. C. State
State
Fielding of Terry Moore Ties To Cards Low-Hit Pitching
Terry Moore's exceptional fielding and bat control underpin the St. Louis Cardinals' pitching strength. The center fielder, 30, batting .288, is praised for speed, baserunning, and clutch defense, with notes on a 1934 head injury and his leadership in quieting team lapses. Harry Walker's timely surge is highlighted as roster depth.
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Terry Moore
Harry Grayson
NEA
Chicago
Cardinal
St. Louis
Terry Bluford Moore
Dizzy Dean
Terry
Red Bird
Moore
Red Blazers
Cardinals
Arthur Johnson
Boston
Red Birds
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
Walker
Phils
Harry Walker
Dixie
American Association
Arkansas schools face coach shortage this football season
Burns Bennett of Little Rock writes that after last year’s worry over football players three deep, Arkansas schools now confront a staff shortage with coaches one deep. He details the shift in coaching availability affecting teams statewide.
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Burns Bennett
Little Rock
Arkansas
Recovered Fumbles Signal California Speed Ahead
Harold Davis and Grover Klemmer, the fastest on Jeff Cravath's track team, are now in football uniforms. Michigan State's Charley Bachman loses a promising sophomore halfback due to Paige Christiansen's sneezing illness, causing him to stay home in New Mexico. Monk Simons, Tulane's longtime trainer, barred from his son's practice, warned not to get excited. Boston College touted as "eleven sticks of dynamite" and Notre Dame's Angelo Bertelli nicknamed "Leahy's fine Italian hand." Harry Bobo seeks return after eye trouble. Oregon State star Bob Dethman to play with Portland Busters in Northwest War Industries League. Peter Dawson ringer golf tourney winner at Hickory Hills Club.
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California
Harold Davis
Grover Klemmer
Jeff Cravath
Michigan State
Charley Bachman
East Lansing
Paige Christiansen
New Mexico
Monk Simons
Tulane
Little Monk
Boston College
Notre Dame
Angelo Bertelli
Leahy
Phily
Harry Bobo
Bob Dethman
Oregon State
Detroit Lions
Portland Busters
Northwest War Industries League
Peter Dawson
Spiders Open Season Amidst Fans And Five Southern Conference Teams
Richmond readies for a season opener against Camp Pickett with 4000 soldiers in attendance as Johnny Fenton leads the Spiders and Joe Lalu na anchors the backfield. Five Southern Conference teams begin play with N C State facing Davidson and Virginia Tech vs Catawba among early matchups.
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Richmond
N.C. State
Davidson
Wilmington
N. C
Virginia Féch
Roanoke
Catawba
North Carolina
Clemson
Tigers
Presbyterian
William and Mary
Virginia Cachination
Hampden - Sydney
Carl Voyles
Navy
William and Marys
Voyles
Cubs Tie Piedmont Playoff With 1-0 Win
In Greensboro Portsmouth Cubs edged the Red Sox 1-0 to even the Shaughnessy finals at one game each. Pitchers Woody Johnson and Joe Ostrowski allowed seven hits apiece before Henry Schenz delivered a fourth inning double scoring the lone run. The series moves to Portsmouth for three games starting tonight.
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Cubs
Greensboro
Portsmouth
Greensboro Red Sox
Woody Johnson
Joe Ostrowski
Henry Schenz
Virginians
Yale Boom for Moseley as All American Center
New Haven reports Yale is booming Captain Spence Moseley as an All American center. The Augment of praise signals Moseley’s rising status and impact for the program this season.
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Boom Moseley
New Haven
Yale
Capt
Spence Moseley
Conn and Louis To Get Share Gate Receipts
New York Sept 19. Fighters Joe Louis and Billy Conn will receive 1333.45 from the Yankee Stadium gate on Oct. 12 to cover old debts. The Sports Writers Committee shifted $100,951.53 Louis and $31,500 Conn debts to be paid, with Louis promoted to sergeant and new army pay amid tax implications. The bout could gross up to $1,000,000, while Conn and Louis also owe money to Mike Jacobs’ club and manager John Roxborough. Five Wisconsin punting aspirants line up to kick with the left at Madison.
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New York
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Joe
Sam
Mike Jacobs
John Roxborough
Gus Gluttz
Army Emergency Relief
Yankee Stadium
Sports Writers’ Committee
Louis
Conn
20Th Century Sporting Club
Jacobs
U. S
Pittsburgh
Ground Battle Likely As Army Faces Giants In Syracuse
Syracuse September 19. Major Wade and Steve Owen prepare for a ground battle in Archbold Stadium with about 30,000 fans set to watch the western Army All-Stars meet the New York Giants. Army seeks a relief-series victory behind John Kimbrough while Giants rely on a strong running game and a solid line.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Wallace Wade
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Wade
Syracuse University
Archbold Stadium
Army
John Kimbrough
Texas A & M
Detroit
Giants
Col
Robert Neyland
Eastern Army
Owen
Tuffy Leemans
Ward Duff
Hank Soar
Merle Hapes
Johnny Chickerneo
Don Principe
Warneke Aims To Upset Cardinals In Cubs Series
Chicago Sept. 19 Sean Lon Warneke former St. Louis pitcher eyes a strong start to upset pennant bound Cardinals in a pivotal two game set with Mortoh Cooper opposing. Warneke left the Cardinals for 87500 waiver price and seeks revenge against his ex mates while denying any grudge.
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Charles Dunkley
Chicago
Sean Lon Warneke
St. Louis
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Warneke
Mortoh Cooper
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Strangest pennant race in National League history revived
The St Louis Cardinals surge toward the pennant mirrors the 1914 Braves last to first saga. With eight games left against the Cubs Pirates and Reds they can clinch if they win seven of eight while the Dodgers face ten remaining games. Cooper vs Warneke and Davis vs Melton highlight a light schedule as Reds beat Pirates 5 1 in the sole other major league game.
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Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Cardinals
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Red Birds
St. Louis
Dodgers
Phils
New York Giants
Cooper
Len Warneke
Curt Davis
Rube Melton
Dream Race Reprieve For Gansett Match Between Whirlaway Alsab
PAWTUCKET R I Sept 19 Unless Al Sabath has a nightmare the dream race between Whirlaway and Alsab runs at 5 30 am EWT at Narragansett Park today Sabath the Chicago lawyer who owns Alsab hoped to delay the event but Narragansett posted 25000 for the match Whirlaway carries 126 pounds and Alsab 119 on the weight for age The distance is a mile and three sixteenths with the winner taking the entire purse
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Pawtucket
R. T
al Sabath
Whirlaway
Alsab
Narragansett Park
Sabath
Chicago
Whirly
Narragansett
Rhode Island
Altsab
Baseball results and standings in scattered leagues
National League Philadelphia at Brooklyn postponed. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 with all other NL games canceled. American League no games. Piedmont League Shaughnessy playoffs Portsmouth beat Greensboro 1 nothing. Pacific Coast League Sacramento 16 Los Angeles 72 San Francisco 10 San Diego 4. International League no games. American Association final round Columbus 9 Toledo 9 with Columbus leading one game to none. Southern Association and Eastern League results Scranton 5 Binghamton 1. Scranton leads three games to one. Probable pitchers listed for several interleague matchups including Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn with multiple charges.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Portsmouth
Greensboro
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Southern Association
Scranton
Binghampton
Boston
New York
Butland
Chandler
Washington
Wynn
Hudson
Savage
Fowler
Cleveland
Detroit
Harder
White
Chicago
St. Louis
Humphries
Muncrief
Melton
Davis
Cooper
Warnecke
Walters
Gornickt
Hubbell
Test
Shaughnessy
College and High School Football Scores Report
Yesterday's results across colleges and high schools show W and M 27 Hampden Sidney 6 and Appalachian 16 Naval Apprentice 13. Western Reserve 329 Akron 0 and Asheville 34 Tech Atlanta 0 plus several county matches in North Carolina with Asheboro 60 Burlington 0 and Salisbury 28 Gray 0.
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Concord
Barium Springs
Wadesboro
Rockingham
Mills Home & Children’s Home
Junior Order
Hanes
Salisbury
Gray
Thomasville
All-Stars
Rocky Mount
Elizabeth City
Asheville
Tech
Atlanta
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Oxford Orphanage
Durham
Rousing Cadets Join Navy Pre-Flight Squad in Iowa City
In Iowa City on September 19, new cadets arrive at the Navy Pre-Flight School. They provide the Sea Hawk varsity with two new starters who previously opened for the College All-Stars against the Chicago Bears. Judd Ringer from Minnesota reports in, joined by Ensign Mal Kutner of Texas.
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Iowa City
Navy
Seahawk
Chicago Bears
Judd Ringer
Minnesota
Mal Kutner
Texas
High Point Bison and Reidsville fail to click in scoreless debut
In Albion Mills Stadium High Point High School's Black Bison and Reidsville battle to a 0–0 tie. Donald Dunkelberger and Arnold Metcalfe led a struggling High Point passing attack while Roy Bowers sparked Reidsville’s backfield as both defenses stifled aerial threats throughout the night.
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Germany
Albion Millis Stadium
High Point High School
Black Bison
Reidsville
Bison
Donald Dunkelberger
High Point
Arnold Metcalfe
Roy Bowers
Lions
Rivers
Metcalfe
Martin
Durham
Romances Ousted From National Softball Tourney
The Romancoes of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina were eliminated in the third round after a 2 to 7 loss to Briggs of Detroit. They had fallen 1 to 2 to Fort Wayne Indiana in the previous night’s defeat and were knocked from the world softball championships.
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Detroit
Mica
Romancoes
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Briggs
North Carolinians
Fort Wayne
Ind
Phoenix
Ariz
Ramblers
American Yarn Girls
Mount
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