Dorado Cats Ready for First Home Game Title
Dora Hope High School Bobcats prep for first home game versus Dorado Wildcats after a week of tough drills and a prior 13 12 win over Smackover. Knight leads Wildcats as top pick. Stephens and McCullough expected back from injuries. Pep rally and ticket sales announced. adult gate 50 cents plus road tax.
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Warmerdam Seen as Sullivan Award Contender in Roundup
Cal, Russ Newland clash over choice for athlete of the year while Cornelius Warmerdam dominates vaulting with 15 feet in 14 clearances this year. Fullerton notes Haegg’s running prowess but backs Warmerdam’s sportsmanship and all around leadership as strong Sullivan Memorial candidate. Also reports scrimmage results, upcoming Navy games, and military team notes with brief personnel moves.
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Dutch) Warmerdam
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Nashville Vols edge in series to open Dixie playoff
Nashville Vols, Southern Association champions for the fourth straight year, open the Dixie series at home against Shreveport after a 11-5 rout of Lite Rock to sweep the finals. They defeated Birmingham in the semi finals and aim to repeat last year in the Shaughnessy finals. Shreveport visits Nashville Friday and Sunday before traveling to Shreveport for games Tuesday through Thursday.
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Cardinals Close In On National League Title
St Louis Cardinals, 24 hours from clinching the NL pennant, beat the Cincinnati Reds 4 to 2 behind rookie Johnny Beazley. Manager Billy Southworth fielded Morton Cooper for the next game as the club eyes two wins in three to secure the championship. Deacon Bill McKechnie criticized a Brooklyn Dodgers president Larry MacPhail telegram influencing pitchers.
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Tennessee Vols Rout Little Rock in Openers at Home
The Vols powered past Little Rock with a five run first inning as Al Moran yielded six runs on 11 hits before relief pitcher Lopat entered. Don Pulford worked the game for the Vols, with Nashville planning any additional games in Nashville if needed.
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Fighting Cards Can Clinch the Pennant Today
The St. Louis Cardinals can clinch the National League pennant with a win against Cincinnati as the Dodgers and Cardinals both win or lose exposure tightens. Brooklyn ace Lefty Gomez hurled a one hitter in a 6 0 win over Philadelphia but it did not secure the pennant, while the Cardinals defeated Cincinnati to stay in position. The Yankees clinched the American League title with a 4 1 win over Washington as Ernie Bonham limited the Senators to five hits.
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Clutch Hitters Give Yankees Edge in Series
In a preview of the Yankees versus Cardinals World Series, stars Joe DiMaggio and Charley Keller loom large for New York in outfield power and speed. DiMaggio contrasts with Curt Flood’s-like defender, while Keller battles Musial for left field duty as the Yankees seek advantage in batting and overall pace.
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Weird burial rites in Bombay Parsis face wartime challenges
In Bombay the Parsees, Zoroastrians who do not bury or burn their dead, rely on exposure to vultures. War threats and bombing could disturb vultures, risking disruption of ancient burial practices for this small, old religious community.
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Bayonet Fatality After Bicycle Accident
A boy named Tommy was visiting his grandmother when he went to the store and fell from his bicycle. A bayonet pierced his heart, and he died about twenty minutes later. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Civil War Bayonet Causes Boy's Death
In Hanover Pennsylvania a seven year old boy named Tommy Rutter died after handling a rusted Civil War bayonet. The incident is traced to the boy playing with his uncles who served in the war. Authorities are investigating the accident and offering caution about antique weapons.
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