Browns Win Opener in All St. Louis World Series
In St Louis, the Browns edged the Cardinals 2 to 1 on two hits as George McQuinn hit a fourth inning homer. Nelson Potter won his start, allowing seven hits, while Max Lanier took the loss. A crowd of 83,242 saw McQuinn and Gene Moore help deliver the lone American League runs.
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Cardinals
Sewell
Nelson Potter
Billy Southworth
Max Lanier
Brownies
Altho Lanier
Potter
Denny Gatehouse
Fielder Jones
Chicago White Sox
Hitleas Wonders
Frank Chance
Cubs
Whitey Kurowski
Marty Marion
George
McQuinn
Gene Moore
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
al Tho
Moore
Washington
Milt Byrnes
Mort Cooper
Missouri Husky
Browns
Cooper
Donnelly
Galehouse
Marion
Emil Verban
Johnny Hopp
Ray Sanders
Walkes
Coonan Rebickt
Denny
Danny Litwhiler
Ken O’dea
George McQuinn
Sports Mirror list ranks Notre Dame top in AP poll
The AP football poll places Notre Dame at No 1 followed by Michigan Army Navy and Duke. A baseball note recalls the Yankees beating the Dodgers 3-1 to win the World Series in five games. A prior year recounts the 59,791 crowd witnessing the Yankees sweep the Reds 4-0 with Monte Pearson pitching a two hitter.
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Associated Press
Notre Dame
Michigan
Army
Navy
Duke
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Yankees
Reds
Monte Pesraon
Rosedale Defeats Topeka High Prepares for Kansas City Trip
Rosedale High football plans a Friday journey to Kansas City to face the Rosedale Bulldogs in a non conference game. Fred Six is resting after a head injury sustained against Topeka. Coach Chalmer Woodard will lead 83 players, with Shawnee Mission awaiting next week’s league clash at Haskell Stadium.
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Husky Topeka High School
Kansas City
Rosedale Bulldogs
Rosedale
Bulldogs
Turner
High School
George “Doc” Watson
Lions
Fred Six
Topeka
Lion
Chalmer Woodard
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission
Haskell Stadium
Bierman to Return as Minnesota Football Advisor
Minneapolis reports joy as Lt Col Bernie Bierman, creator of Minnesota’s golden decade, is set to return in an advisory role for the current season. From 1932 to 1941 his teams dominated the Big Ten with five titles and top national rankings, though wartime service interrupted his coaching career. He recently completed an athletic assignment at Pensacola and is detached for inactive duty.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Gophers
Bierman
Minnesota
Pensacola
Fla
Overseas sports roundup highlights draft talk and football history
New York reporters review wartime sports chatter including a mock draft critique, debate on college drafts and major league impact, plus a New Guinea football account from 1944. Attendance gains in the Southwest Conference are noted as Dallas reports rising football patrons. Orioles head to Louisville for their first World Series since 1925 as tail end mentions a four line classified ad rate.
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Woodrow Boone
Gadsden, Als
George A. Maye
Greensboro
N. C
S. C. State
Engineers
Theuartermasters
G.I. Joe
Louisville
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Missouri Meets Aggies as Big Six Odds Loom
Kansas State and Missouri clash in Manhattan to start the Big Six football race while Oklahoma eyes a conference win. Missouri faces Arkansas and Ohio State losses color the outlook as Kansas State, tied with Wichita, seeks momentum. Nebraska idle, Kansas prepares for Tulsa with Camp Wilson drills dictating indoor practice.
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State
Missouri
Manhattan
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Aggies
Ohio State
Kansas State
Wichita
Missouri Tigers
Rosa
Texas Christian
Texas Aggies
Iowa State
Doane
Nebraska
Tulsa A
Camp Wilson
Tulsa
el Pago
Tex
Wilson
World Series Notes from St Louis October 5
The Browns won again on two hits marking a second win in a week after a 1-0 victory last Friday. Detroit Timers members Newhouser Trout Wakefield Swift watched from the stands as Cardinals figure Marty Marion led with two hits in the opener while Hornsby Street and Bottomley attend. Cardinals must win today to stay alive, as records suggest.
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St. Louis
Yankees
Hal Newhouser
Dizzy Trout
Dick Wakefield
Bob Swift
Detroit Timers
Luke Sewell
Billy Southworth
Frankie Friesh
Cardinal
Gabby Street
Rogers Hornsby
Jim Bottomley
Browns
Umpires Get $500 For Watching Game in Park
Lost first two contests of a seven game series the umpires Ernie Sheerart and Lou Jorda work as reserve officials in a classic. They sit in the park seats and receive 500 dollars plus expenses watching the game only if a regular arbiter is unavailable due to illness or injury.
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Ernie Sheerart
Lou Jorda
National
Hubert Fobertane
George W. Deltsler
J. A. Fitr
J. Hinton
Hiram Burnett
W. M .Curdy
Witter S. McCurdy
Orlande D. Fickens
Elnabeth A Fleming
Gavin Allen
William H. Lyking
Johnston Lykins
Mitha A. Lykins
Francen Allen
A. M. Ellis
Jane R. “Welch
Copenhaver
J. EB
Mary A. G. Steele
Francis P. Browne
Hiram Towne
Haskell to face Bonner Springs under floodlights
Haskell Institute prepares to host Bonner Springs high school tomorrow evening at the Indian stadium in a football clash. The Braves, after a 44 to 0 win over Atchison, will field the same starting lineup used against Atchison. Coach Marvin Vandaveer reports the squad in good condition and ready for the Bonner Springs test.
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Haskell Institute
Bonner Springs High School
Bonner
Vandaveer
Atchison
Planes From Soviet Base Score Hit on Nazi Ship
London reports that Soviet based Lancasters conducted a long range operation against a German battleship, flying 5 000 miles round trip with refueling stops, then returning to Britain after the landward attack via Altenfjord Norway. Minor car collisions reported in Lawrence are noted with two incidents in rain and heavy traffic. Probate notices in Douglas County Kansas announce appointments and legal actions regarding estates and executors, with deadlines for claims.
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Britain
Eighth
Mississippi
Geord
Kansas City
Kan
Cavy Christie
Pennsylvania Street
Sixteenth
Massachusetts
C. B. Stewart
H. L. Chambers
Lawrence Ozl Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Fotak
Jerrold
Thetate
Hosford
Lawrence
Rt F. Ransom
B. Wilson
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