Big Six Officials Gather for Annual Football Clinic
Kansas City August 26. UP Coach Mike Michalske forecasts a stronger Iowa State team for next season aiming to improve on 1945’s third place. He pins hopes on Ronnie Norman and James Riding to power the attack and notes Missouri and Oklahoma as likely strongest rivals. Officials from the Big Six and others attend the clinic as Rockhurst scrimmages test game conditions. War veterans return to duty include Artie Eilers and Reaves Peters announcing new staff members and additions.
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Race Tightens in American Association as Leaders Split
Indianapolis steals two from St Louis 8-1 behind Steve Roser three hitter while Louisville halves a twin bill. Attendance tops 1.7 million and season total nears 2 million as leaders hold a slim margin over first place Louisville. Colonels split a pair with Toledo in Lewisville with 8-6 win in game one and loss in game two.
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Standings Mixed As Baseball Scores Worded In Brief
In the American Association St Paul 2-1 Kansas City 1-4 Indianapolis 8-3 Columbus 1-1 Minneapolis 4-5 Milwaukee 6-7 Toledo 4-1 Louisville 6-2. In the National League Brooklyn 3-8 St Louis 3-14. Darkened end of eighth. Chicago 3 New York 2. Boston 7-16 Pittsburgh 5-5 Cincinnati 7-1 Philadelphia 0-4 American League Roatan 2-13 Cleveland 1-12 Detroit 7 New York 2 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 Washington 5 St Louis 4. Twelve innings.
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Hogan Wins 1946 National Pro Golf Title In Comeback
Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania defeated Ed Oliver of Wilmington Delaware 6 and 4 to win the National Professional Golf Championship in Portland Oregon. Hogan’s total earnings this year reach 33377 dollars, surpassing Byron Nelson by about 12000 dollars.
Sauer reports All-Star game opinions on Rams and pro play
George Sauer and colleagues return from Chicago and critique Rams offense while praising college linemen and the All Stars. Sauer notes pro contracts motivate effort and cites Moose Krause and Crazy Leg Hirsch. Kansas Jayhawkers prep for fall drills with picture day and two-a-day workouts ahead of the Sept. 21 season opener vs TCU at KC Blues stadium.
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Tigers Pitcher Tommy Brus Discharged From Army
In a brief note the Tigers pitcher Tommy Brus, 38, is discharged from military service. The item also recalls past sports turnover including Alabama dropping football and Dodgers splitting with the Cardinals to lead the National League race. Forrest Towns of Georgia previously clocked 13.7 for the 110 meter hurdles.
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Manager Dyer Sees Only Good Luck For His St Louis Cardinal Nine
St Louis manager Dyer stays optimistic after a 14 8 win in the fourth game of a series with the Cardinals. He vents anger over a 3 3 loss blaming Howie Pollet walks and recaps boos from Pee Wee Reese and Augie Galan as Dodger hurler Melton is set to start next.
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Cards and Brooks Split A Twin Bill In St Louis
Boston pitcher Dave Ferriss won his 23rd game of the season as the Red Sox swept a doubleheader from Cleveland. Bobby Doerr hit two home runs in the opener while the Sox also defeated the White Sox and Athletics in other games. The Dodgers and Cardinals split a twin bill in St Louis, with Brooklyn taking the opener and St Louis rallying to win the nightcap. Hal Newhouser earned his 22nd win for Detroit in a 7-2 victory at Yankee Stadium. Possehl debuted with a win for the Reds in Cincinnati as Chicago beat New York 3-2 and Philadelphia split with the Cubs in a busy day of action.
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St Joseph Cardinals Tie for First After Weekend Sweep
The St Joseph Cardinals pulled even with Hutchinson for the Western Association lead by sweeping Fort Smith in two games at St Joseph. Glenn Nelson’s two run double sparked a 13-12 ten inning win, while Sunday Johnny Bakay drove in two in a 3-2 victory in the first game of a doubleheader and Patterson pitched five hits for a 2-0 win in seven innings. Hutchinson fared poorly at home, Joplin taking a 5-2 win with Jay Sousley driving in three and Jimmie Dyck adding two as Beaty limited the miners to two hits in a 4-1 win. At Leavenworth Rosengarten held Muskogee scoreless in a 10-0 win. In Topeka, Lorenza hit a three run homer completing a 6-1 Jays win. Second game of doubleheader postponed by rain.
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Ralph de Palma Starts Lawn Mower Firm Venture
Former race driver Ralph de Palma forms a lawn mower manufacturing operation. The venture follows his motor sports career and aims to apply precision engineering from racing to outdoor equipment.
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College gridiron notes and golf qualifiers listed
Dozens of college football rosters and golf qualifiers fill the day’s notes. Del Webb and Walter Hagen Jr. surface among amateur qualifiers, while Fritz Crisler at Michigan expects 125 turnout with 85 varsity contenders. Cleveland Browns plan a $50,000 all-girl band for halftime entertainment.
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Red) Bird
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Prior League Leader Leads With Close Scores
The article reports on league leaders and notable players including Lois Wat St Troule and Cataretta Thom with home runs and triple highlights. Pitching notes mention Ferriss and key batting performances from American and Cleveland teams amid a tense game.
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