Giants and Senators Catchers Shoulder World Series Duty
Mancuso of the Giants and Luke Sewell of the Senators emerge as key backstops in the 1933 World Series race. Each blends experience and reliability, with Mancuso in his fifth big league season and Sewell bringing a dozen years of major league catching to a pennant-winning pitching staff.
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Alan Gould
New York
Gries Kling
Carrigan
Gowdy
Krane
Dickey
Man In the Mask
Gus Manusco
Glante
Luke Sewell
Senators
Alabama Sewelle
Mancuso
Sewell
Schark
Cochrane
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Cardinale
Cleveland
Washington
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Nationals
Terry
Carl Hubbell
Fred Fitesimmons
Parmalee
Schumacher
Laque
Sharkey And Loughran Set For Comeback Clash In Philly
In Philadelphia tonight Jack Sharkey and Tommy Loughran meet in a 15 round or less bout at the Phillies ball park as both comeback hopes hinge on victory. Sharkey carries a heavy weight edge around 200 pounds to Loughran’s 190, with past clashes including a three round knockout by Sharkey four years ago in New York.
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Jack Sharkey
Tommy Loughran
Boston Sailor
Phillies
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Loughran
New York
Primon Carnera
Levinsky
Max Teer
Pacific Coast
Carnera
Tommy
Jack
Varsity Players May Lose Post For Durham Contest
Coach Staton Melver criticized several players after yesterday scrimmage but praised reserves like Mark Taylor at center. Fred Ridge may replace Taylor, Arthur battles for an end berth, and backfield likely to change. Harold Culler is out for the season with a back injury, casted for five to eight weeks.
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Durham
High Point High School
Black Bisone
Durham High School
Staton Melver
Mark Taylor
Fred Ridge
Arthur
Hendricks
Montgomery
Meiver
Harol Culler
Culler
Mancuso Rivalry in St Louis World Series Contention
Gus Wae under study for the role behind Jimmy Wilson at St Louis is 27, five years younger than Sewell. Wae brings World Series experience from two prior campaigns while Mancuso offers a stronger batting average and notable robustness to his hitting.
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Gus Wae
Jimmy Wilson
St. Louis
Sewell
Mancuso
Mancuso Praised as Giants’ Backstop by Terry
Bill Terry lauds Manny Mancuso for back stopping judgment and edge in the pitchers. Giants insiders say Mancuso shows authority, acting as the straw boss on the field, guiding play alongside Terry. Sewell remains a strong hitter with a higher RBI pace but Mancuso leads in defensive edge.
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Bill Terry
Mancuso
Giants
Gus
Terry
Olany
Adams-Millis Wins 9-3 As Tournament Progresses
Adams-Millis defeated Larel Cross 8 to 4 in a wide baseball contest advancing in the éligiewide tournament. Sherril starred at bat with two hits and two trips, while Winkle, Peace and Stone contributed key hits. The box score lists Crees Level Harris Gamble H. Gamble and others, with Peace and Hollingeworth among the standout players. The game lasted about an hour and a half with attendance noted.
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Larel Cross
Newman and Vous
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Peace and Stone
F. Gamble
Harris
B. Gambie
Sieesien
W. Hinkle
Hollingeworth
Adama-Millis Ae Young
Thomasville High Opens Season Against China Grove Tigers
Thomasville High starts its football season Friday at 3:30 p.m. against China Grove. Coach Hank Culp faces a young, inexperienced squad missing several veterans but aims to win some games. Key players include Johnny Ratlidge at quarterback, Mont Perry, Joe Johnson, Harry Dorsett in backfield, and guards Monkey Gantt and Broadus Leonard.
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Thomasville High School
China Grove
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Mwa
Dettermien
Jack Russell
Broadus Leonard
George Leonard Gs
Southeastern clubs prep for intersectional football contests
Atlanta reports three Southern conference teams Vanderbilt Tulane and Louisiana State expect top form for weekend games in intersectional clashes Vanderbilt travels to Oklahoma Tulane faces Texas A M in New Orleans LSU hosts Rice under floodlights in Baton Rouge Southern teams hold even odds with Middle Atlantic Baylor or Army games also noted Tennessee vs Virginia Tech and Kentucky vs Sewanee loom All Georgia Tech coach Alexander predicts a win over Clemson with star back Henry Ward out Saturday
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Southerners
Didle
Merett
BIAA
Weet
Army
Tennessee
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Kentucky
Sewanee
William Alexander
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Clemson
Alex
Henry Woodward
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Incomplete Baseball Recap
AP summary notes Hilly Urbanski and teammates turning four double plays against Gilents, Urbanski scoring the first run after a hit. Jim Elliott and Dod Hursts contributions listed as Phillies performers, with limited scoring by the opposition and three sitigtes by the latter.
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Hilly Urbanski
Beaves
Gilents
Siigte
Jim Blliott
Dod Hurst
Phillies
Pormer
Sitigtes
Walter Johnson on World Series forecasting by pitching insight
Walter Johnson argues that statistics alone fail to predict a short series between the Giants and Nationals. He recalls past World Series twists, notes key hitters and pitchers, and previews how pitching depth and preparation will shape the outcome.
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Bill Braucher
NBA Service
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Nationals
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Babe Ruth
John McGraw
Young Bucky Harris
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George Kelly
Bill Terry
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Bucky
George
Terry
Ter- Y
Moore
O’doul
Ott
Travis Jackson
Verger
Bluege
Cantwell Beats Giants to Reach 20 Wins in 1946
Cantwell pitched Boston to a 6 3 victory over the New York Giants for win No 20 this season. The right hander moved into elite company joining Hubbell and Dean as one of the league's top winners. Boston stays in the first division race with two games left as Philadelphia clinched 3 2 over Cincinnati.
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Cantwell
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Giants
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Young “Diszy
Cincinnati Rede
Season Tickets On Sale Saturday At Chapel Hill
Athletic authorities at Chapel Hill announce season tickets for varsity and freshman games. Season tickets cover Davidson Wake Forest Georgia Tech and Virginia plus freshman matchups with Louisburg Oak Ridge and Duke. Ticket offices will sell season passes and regular single admissions.
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Udeketa
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Virginia
Andreshman
Loulaburg
Oak Ridge
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Mystery Tar Heels Set for Davidson Test in Big Five
Charlotte Sept. 27 The UNC Tar Heels, labeled the mystery team, prepare for a Davidson visit with a veteran line and backfield of unknown quantity. Coach Chuck Collins worries about reserve strength as scrimmage notes show mixed results for substitutes and injured players Jim Morgan and Johnny Mackerell. Duke also preps for its opener, while NC State and the Wolfpack showed solid scrimmage progress and Mope Cimitskey carved holes in the line as Nick Laney may miss the opener with a lame foot.
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Wildcats
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Sémé
Scrubs
Jim Morgan
Johnny Mackerell
N. C. State
Wolfpack
Mope Cimitskey
New One-Price Ticket Plan Draws Fast Sales At Box Office
The eight game total coset ticket at single admission prices proved popular as sales began after the plan's inauguration last week. Brisk demand followed the Saturday box office decision to continue selling the ticket to accommodate late announcements and mail orders.
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Fafa
New Orleans Wins Dixie Championship in Shutout
The New Orleans Pelicans clinched the Dixie pennant by beating the San Antonio Missions 2-0 at Heinemann Park. Dennis Gatehouse pitched a complete game shutout as New Orleans secured their fourth series win to retain the Southern Association title for a third straight year, following Chattanooga and Birmingham in previous seasons.
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New Orleans Pelicans
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Wake Forest Hosts Quiet Camp Before Duke Opener
Wake Forest held a light practice with freshmen as the Demon Deacons prepare for the season opening versus Duke in ten days. The quiet camp emphasized preparation and rest ahead of the upcoming matchup.
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Demon Deacons
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Colorful Greensboro Game Draws Large University Bands
A Greensboro Saturday night game will feature a parade by V M II Cadets and music from the 66 member Duke band. The Woman’s College of UNC and Duke students will attend in force as part of a planned series of events surrounding the contest.
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Boxing results from various cities report multiple decisions
In Cleveland Frankie Wallace outpointed Freddie Miller. In St. Louis Dave Barry defeated Mary Gold. Louisville Ceril Payne outpointed Leu Terry. Ruck Wierett and Anderson appear in a separate note. Los Angeles lists Bobby with an unclear result while El Cenro and Calloy references remain incomplete.
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Antic of
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Bobby 126
el Cenro
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