Three Local Boys Listed On Tiger Varsity Roster
Jefferson City fans learn three local youths Noel Hall Jim Ivens and Sonny Ott are on the Missouri University football varsity roster for fall. Hall and Ott starred for the Sr High champion Jays last year while Ivens and Owens loom as possible contributors as freshmen backs and line players. Sam Clevenger son of Grover C Clevenger also joins the varsity as a sophomore with prior Jr High experience.
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Lettermen Back Clear Sailing for Sooners With Lend Lease Sailors
Norman Oklahoma September 12 AP Its clear sailing ahead for Oklahoma Sooners in the Big Six if coach Dewey Luster is right. With Derald Lebow as a leading back and ten other lettermen including Bob Mayfield and Dub Wooten, Oklahoma eyes a strong season even as navy lend lease players join the squad. Opening with Texas A&M October 7 and Texas October 14 the Sooners face three tough Texas teams and conference foes while LD sailors bolster the roster making optimistic forecasts cautious.
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World Series Film To Be Shipped Overseas For Servicemen
American League promotional director Lew Fonseca announced the World Series will be filmed by a three cameraman crew and sent to servicemen worldwide. The project aims to cover the October 4 opener in St Louis and may conclude in St Louis New York Detroit or Boston. The finished two reel movie will reach ships at sea Iceland Australia Europe Southwest Pacific and South America with civilian viewings limited until after the year begins.
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Reds edge Cubs as Mueller drives in game winner
By the Associated Press Ray Mueller drove in four of Cincinnati's first five runs and scored the winning tally in the 10th inning as the Reds beat Chicago 6 to 5 in extra frames.
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Illinois imposes boxing concussion ban and rest period
CHICAGO Sept 12 AP The Illinois State Athletic Commission bans fighters who have suffered brain concussions from boxing and bars KO blows to the head from fighting for six weeks. Six boxers are affected by the new rule.
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Three Way Tie For American Pennant Looms
The Associated Press reports a three or two way tie for the American League pennant is possible as leaders Detroit Yankees and Boston vie with St. Louis for the top spot. Detroit leads Boston by one game in the east while New York sits three games ahead of Boston and a half game on Detroit. If tied, World Series start could shift from Oct. 4 though a two team playoff might finish in time.
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Baseball stat leaders and batting/double figures
The article lists top American League batting leader Fox Boston .327 and Stirnweiss New York with 95 hits and 51 stolen bases. It notes runs and RBIs for Stephens St. Louis and Ellen New York with 19 homers. Other leaders include Musial St. Louis with 104 RBIs and 181 hits, Nicholson Chicago with 32 homers, Barrett Pittsburgh with 24 steals, and Wilks St. Louis 15-3 pitching.
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Bears Beat Redskins 21 14 in Baltimore Exhibition
Crowd of 56,000 witnessed Chicago Bears defeat the Washington Redskins 21 to 14 in a football exhibition in Baltimore. Three years prior, the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Dodgers 43.1 and narrowed Brooklyn's lead to one game. Five years ago, Bucky Walters notched his 24th win as the Reds beat the Dodgers 3-2 in ten innings.
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Fights Last Night Chicago Docks Heavyweights
New York fighter Dom Amoroso and Bo Harris fought to a draw in a packed card. In Pittsburgh Jose Basora outpointed Ossie Harris in a ten rounder. Chicago saw Chuck Hunter stop Jimmy Hunt in the first round.
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Great Menichelli arrival looms in sports roundups
The sports column notes Jimmie Johnston reports Argentina heavyweight Fernand o Menichelli arrives tomorrow with a nickname Minnie Kelly pronounced. It also mentions Notre Dame ticket sales, Dolph Camilli contract clauses, and various college and navy sports notes including players at Camp Shelby and Fort Pierce, plus remarks by Asa Bushnell and Rip Collins.
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St Peter’s Senior League Bowling Scores and Highs
In the St Peter’s Men's Senior League Scruggs Guhleman match the scores were 763 836 for B12 Shikles and 2 785 924 876 with high single 200 by Hazell and high three 518 by Schneiders. Coca Cola team posted 661 697 707 2065 with Whitley 193 high single and 472 high three. Ladies Senior League results show O Bealmer high single 154 and 436 high three. Ex National 750 669 7348 2157. Mut Benefit 700 699 799 2198. Dailmeyer Jny 723 661 710 2194 with Beck 187 high single and Gee 485 high three.
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Missouri corn crop tops 1932 harvest by state report
Missouri farmers expect their best corn crop since 1932 with an indicated 172.66 million bushels and a 35 bushel per acre yield. Tobacco output improves to 7.14 million pounds. cotton, hay, soybeans rise while apples drop 15 percent. figures reflect a 15 percent month rise and fall short of last year in some crops. Alfred C. Brittain notes corn maturity may be incomplete.
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National Whirligig soldiers and Eisenhower’s airborne foes
National Whirligig piece describes Hitler’s last-resort forces as a disorganized group of petty tradesmen turned quelling units. It contrasts their poor training with Eisenhower’s airborne troops, portraying a tense clash between weak, improvised troops and formidable paratroopers. A separate Denver item reports Walter Nyman’s surrender and multi-agency jurisdiction questions after his escape from custody.
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Mattoon Madman Search Draws In State Police
State police joined the Mattoon hunt for the “madman of Mattoon” after a rash of gas attacks. Police urged calm, warned against posses, and noted about six genuine assaults by a tall man wearing a skull cap. Victims included Mrs. Ivy Ketsel and Mrs. Caroline Overall, as nerves fray among residents, especially women.
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Wright aims medical exams after each reported attack
Wright proposed that after every report of an attack, the person would receive a medical examination, with the goal of distinguishing genuine cases from imaginary ones. This method seeks to separate real incidents from false claims.
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Mobilize French Reserve Officers Ordered to Report
Paris radio reports all French reserve officers and non commissioned officers in liberated France were ordered to report immediately to military authorities as part of a broader mobilization effort.
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