Durham Bulls top High Point in rough intersectional tilt
Durham beat High Point 13 to 0 as penalties and standout runs by Henry Bullock and McDonald defined the game. Bullock scored for Durham with Murphy adding a late sequence of drives, while High Point stalled on several drives and was hurt by penalties.
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High Point Bison
Durham
High Point
Bulls
Henry Bullock
McDonald
Thomasville
Bill Lloyd
Carden
Curt McDonald
Abie Thomas
Bill Brewer
Harris Ereenerteene
Brooks
Armstrong Seeteeeeteeneee
McDonald Penny
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Snead
Stokes
Rt—Hawks
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Issacs
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Tucker
Elliott
Campbell
Huber
Mann
Hawks
Hedrick
Renfrew
Grant
Hunsucker
James
Boyles
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include Cavarretta of Chicago batting .358 and Holmes of Boston .349 with Holmes 218 hits and 28 home runs. Brooklyn's Rosen leads runs with 126. Walker 124 RBIs. Brecheen and Wyse top pitching with 14-? and 22-10 records. American League leaders list Cuccinello of Chicago batting, Stirnweiss of New York 104 runs, 189 hits, and 32 stolen bases. Etten 106 RBIs. Stephens 24 home runs. Muncrief 13-4 with .765 era.
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Cavarretta
Chicago
Holmes
Boston
Rosen
Stanky
Brooklyn
Walker
Olmo
Pafko
Workman
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Brecheen
Wyse
Cuccinello
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
Etten
Cullenbine
Detroit
Moses
Binks
Washington
York
Myatt
Muncrief
Newhouser
Saaie
Regional baseball results and slated games for today
Scoreboard shows St Louis beat Cleveland 2 1 in rain. Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 5 2. International League Newark beat Montreal 2 0. Louisville at St Paul postponed amid cold wet grounds. Albany defeated Wilkes Barre 8 2 to win the Eastern League title 4 3. San Francisco led Sacramento 4 3 in Pacific Coast League semi final 3 0. Today’s matches include Boston New York and Detroit at St Louis with multiple pitchers listed. New York at Boston. Chicago at Pittsburgh. St Louis at Cincinnati with various lineups listed.
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Louisville
St. Paul
Detroit
Washington Eeebtbeweees
Loum Seaee
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphie
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Sevesee
Cincinnati Ceresee Ewes
Philadelphia
Hogan Holds Four Stroke Lead In Portland Open
Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania clung to a four stroke lead as the Portland Open entered its third round at Portland Country Club. Hogan, a wartime returnee and army lieutenant, fired a 65 in the first round and a 69 in the second to stay ahead of Harold MecSpaden of Sanford Maine by four strokes.
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Portland
Ore
Betlin
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Hogan
Portland Country Club
Harold “Jug’ MecSpaden
Sanford
Wardens Trap Night Deer Hunters With Glass-Eyed Decoy
In Hyde County game wardens set a mounted deer head on sticks to lure night hunters. A car stopped, two men leapt out and fired, but wardens emerged from nearby brush and arrested them. Officials note attempting to take deer at night is a offense, and admire the wardens’ clever ruse.
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Hyde County
Dodgers' Sreaky ties NL walks mark with 147
Ed Sreaky drew four walks in a 5-2 Dodgers win over the Phillies, reaching 147 walks for the season to tie the National League single season record. Vern Stevens drove in a run and scored in St. Louis's 2-1 win over Bob Feller's Indians. A note on Turkish attire says many women in the provinces still veil but commonly wear headdresses inspired by modern Russian styles.
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Associated Press
Ed Sreaky
Dodgers
Phillies
Vern Stevens
Browns
St. Louis's
Bob Feller
Indians
Tigs Cubs Out To Win Flags Today
Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs can clinch championships with a win each as pennant races near conclusions. Bruins lead in NL with three games left while Pirates and Cardinals duel in a Pittsburgh doubleheader. The Tigers face the Browns in St Louis as Washington holds a one game deficit with two to play.
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Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Bruins
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Washington
Finis
Senators
Browns
St. Louis
Nats
Pennant Races At A Glance
The American League standings show Washington at 87 65 with 2 games ahead in the pennant chase. Remaining games list Chicago vs Pittsburgh Detroit vs St Louis and St Louis vs Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Borges
Eications
Washington
Cubs Ready Aces for Pirates as Chase for Leads Heats Up
The Cubs rely on right arms Hank Borowy and Claude Passeau as they face the Pirates. The Cards duel the Reds twice while watching Crosley field. Red Barrett and Ken Burkhardt anchor St Louis with 23 12 and 17 9 records. Tigers fear thin mound strength as Virgil Trucks nears active service. Hal Newhouser may sit after 24 wins. Luke Sewell plans to start Nelson Potter then Bob Muncrief as the league leads. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 5 2 at Shibe Park. St Louis Browns topple Cleveland 2 1 in rain shortened opener.
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Hank Borowy
Claude Passeau
Bucs
Reds
Crosley Field
Billy Southworth
Red Barrett
Ken Burkhardt
Tigers
Steve O'Neill
Virgil
Navy
O'Neill
Hal Newhouser
Nor
Jenny Fond
Detroit
Luke Sewell
Bownie Pilot
Nelson Potter
Bob Muncrief
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phillies
Shibe Park
Browns
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Radio Schedule Adjustments and Late Network Corrections
Corrections by networks caused late changes to Eastern War Time programs. The lineup lists football game to be announced, various CBS ABC NBC offerings, music shows, talks, dramas, and dances through 1 a.m. with news and two hours of dance.
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Cbs News
Abc
John Vandercook
Cbs
Army Wings
Abe Guiney Howe
Chs Ews
Wilfrid Fleisher
Abe
Cbs Nerismer
In Pan Alley
Hank D'Amico
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Mbs
Noah Webster
Nbe-Basic
Abe Frank
Abe Jonerrymore
Dbs
Abe E Troit
Cbs Gangbusters
Abe Sean
Pacific
Udy Canova
Chicago
Theater of the Air
Rocky Graziano defeats Harold Green in Madison Square Garden bout
Rocky Graziano knockouts Harold Green in the third round at Madison Square Garden before a sellout crowd of 18 592 and a $103 970 gate. A postfight melee involving managers trainers and seconds required police to restore order as officials planned a commission review next week.
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Ted Meier
New York
Rocky Graziano
Golden Boy
Harold Green
Madison Square Garden
Rocky
Green
Harold
Ruby Goldstein
Green A
Goldstein
Golstein
Rock
Irving Cohen
Whitey Eistein
Sol Gold
Freddie Brown
Charles Duke
Jack Apel
Eagan
Fights Last Night Roundup From Various Cities
Boxing results list: Rocky Graziano stopped Harold Green in Brooklyn. Artie Levine kayoed Ray Rovelli in Brooklyn. Sal Bartolo decisioned Maxie Shapiro in Boston. Bob Simmons defeated Bobby Fowler in Indianapolis. Bill Eddy and Leroy Willis drew in Detroit. Charley Burley knocked out Walter Duval in New Orleans. Paul Febbo defeated Joby Puig in Philadelphia. Johnny Moran stopped Willard Buckles in Worcester. Ray Brown knocked out Kid Filipino in Hollywood.
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Rocky Graziano
Brooklyn
Harold Green
Artie Levine
Ray Rovelli
West New York
N. J
Boston
Sal Bartolo
Maxie Shapiro
Indianapolis
Bob Simmons
Bobby Fowler
Minneapolis
Detroit
Bill Eddy
Flint
Mich
Leroy Willis
Drew
New Orleans
Charley Burley
Pittsburgh
Walter
Speedy) Duval
Philadelphia
Paul Febbo
Joby Puig
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Moran
Willard Buckless
Saugus
Hollywood
Ray Brown
Kid Filipino
Mexico
Athletics defeat Lancaster Red Roses in exhibition game
Philadelphia Athletics, last in the American league, beat the Lancaster Red Roses champions of the Interstate league 13 to 8 in Lancaster. Bobo Newsom earned the win while Al Brancato and Bobby Estallella homered for the Mackmen.
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Lancaster
Philadelphia Athletics
Lancaster Red Roses
Bobo Newsom
al Brancato
Bobby Estallella
Mackmen
Tigers Look To Trucks For Victory
EN ROUTE WITH THE DETROIT TIGERS Sept 29 heading into St Louis for games with the Browns need one win to clinch a World Series berth. Virgil Trucks back from the navy ready to mow down the Browns. If he delivers, Tigers claim favorite status for the series alongside Hal Newhouser. Bill Dickey praises Trucks as fastest catcher ever faced and a sharper curve.
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St. Louis
Browns
Tigers
Virgil Trucks
Navy
Steve O'Neill
Trucks
Pacific
Bengals
Hal Newhouser
Chicago
Newhouser
Cubs
Dickey
Bill Dickey
The
Bobby Feller
Jack Zeller
Detroit
Milligan Fights Off Appalachian State 26 to 7 in Tenn.
Milligan College, buoyed by a strong line and balanced backfield, defeated Appalachian State 26 to 7 in Johnson City. Lefty Dance returned a punt for a score in the first period, Sam Adkins led a 45 yard drive for a second, Stephens added a 45 yard run, and Dance connected with Cunningham for the final TD. Appalachian managed a fourth quarter score on a Shoemaker run after a Donahoo interception.
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Milligan College
Appalachian State
Boone
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Big
Sam Adkins
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Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizontal clues mixed
Crossword puzzle by Eugene Sheffer lists many horizontal and vertical clues spanning prices, minerals, plants, instruments, virtues, and places. The reader is invited to solve a dense, varied set from geography to literature within a single syndicated puzzle page.
Football Scores From Various Colleges and High Schools
A compilation of college and high school football results including Temple 7 Syracuse 6 and Kansas 20 Denver 19 as well as numerous small college and prep games with scores such as Detroit 32 Alma 0 and Duke White Squad 27 Emory and Henry 0.
South Has Full Slate Of Games
Army and Navy prepare season openers featuring Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard for the Cadets and Bob Kelly and Hanchy Hoern for the Midshipmen. Notre Dame, Indiana, Ohio State, Texas Christian, Southern California, Oregon, and many others are slated for major matchups across the nation with several coast conference tilts and notable results from last night.
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Army
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Cadets
Glenn Davis
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Airforce 1 Distribution Command
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Rice
Louiisiana State
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T.C.U
Denver
St. Mary's
College of the Pacific
Duke Wall of Injuries Hits Duke Gridiron
Duke faces a mounting list of injuries to the forward wall as coach Eddie Cameron shuffles line positions. Moon Mullen suffered a fractured leg and will miss the Navy game. Ernie Knotts and Fred Chase have shoulder injuries. Bill Smith remains limited. Ed Perini and Jake Poole moved to guard to fill gaps. Al McCully sprained an ankle but is expected back soon. The Duke white squad meets Emory and Henry in a scrimmage preview.
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Durham
Duke
Eddie Cameron
Blue Devils
Harris “Moon” Mullen
Greensboro Pdc
Cameron
Bob Chambers
Bill Smith
Ed Perini
Jake Poole
Poole
al McCully
John Krista
Letterman
Kelley Moore
Duke White
Emory and Henry
Soldier buys wooden sandals in Manila souvenir from Effingham
Footnote from Effingham Illinois reports Pvt. Joseph G Began wrote his parents that he bought a pair of wooden sandals in Manila. He did not mail them home because the sole bore the name of a wood products company in Effingham.
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Ill
Joseph G. Began
Manila
Wood Products Company
Effingham, LL
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