Armed Assault Duel Tops Sports Page in Week's Highlight
The column touts a forthcoming Armed vs Assault match as the week's standout sports event. It places the race among historic must see duels, notes past match races, and mentions radio and telegraph interest. Also references Loyola frosh, Pacific League previews, and local high school prep standings.
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University of Long Beach
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Washington, D.C
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Armed
Navy Eleven Scrimmage Beats El Camino Despite Losses
Navy eleven wins 19 to 0 in a scrimmage at Terminal Island Naval Base despite two key players out. Earl Elscey and Ambrose Schindler used all squad members, with Navy preparing at Camp Pendleton for Saturday’s clash following a limbering workout.
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Terminal Island Naval Base
el Camino Junior College Seid
Earl Elscey
Navy
Ambrose Schindler
el Camino
Heaing
Cuttles, Caundy Nine in Open Finals at Recreation Park
Finals of the Southern California Open softball championship are set for Recreation Park at 3 p.m. between Montebello Cuttles and the Lady Kathyoning. Milt Tucker of the Cultic entry faces Bud Maths for Rady Nathryn with Virgil Jones backing. no preliminary games.
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Recreation Park
Montebello Cuttles
Lady Kathyoning
Tonigh
Bavtins
Milt Tucker
Anaheim
Virgil Jones
Bud Maths
Rady Nathryn
Saints Oppose Anaheim Here Midget Slugger Gives Bums Series Hopes
New York Sept 25 a World Series battering of light weights features Dodgers rookie Jorgensen whose two run homer would have won but for Willard Ramsdell. Cardinals boost lead with 5 1 victory as Emil Rush relief saves. Tigers edge White Sox in extra innings. Bob Feller gains 20th win as Indians beat Browns. no other games. Summary lists scattered box scores and play-by-play notes.
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Willard Ramsdell
Giants
Cardinals
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Grady Hatton
Emil Rush
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White Sox
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Unseeded Los Angeles Net Star Reaches Pacific Southwest Quarters
In Detroit and Los Angeles reports, unseeded Louise Suggs of Georgia and 19 year old Richard Gonzales of Los Angeles advance to the Pacific Southwest quarterfinals. Suggs defeats Mary McMillin after others like Estelle Lawson Page and Dorothy Kiekty bow out, while Gonzales eliminates Bob Falkenburg and Jaro Slav Drobny to set up a clash with Frank Parker or Billy Sidwell.
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Pacific Southwest
Detroit
Mateur Rolf
Louise Suggs
Georgia
Bevn
Li Hia Springs
Fairways
Shenographer
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Geer Bay
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Jace Lenezyk
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Atlanta, Ga
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Richard Gonzales
Ament
Bob
Falkenburg
Hollywood
Jaroslav Drobny
Czechslovakia
Gonzales
Frank Parker
Beverly Hills
Billy Sidwell
Australia
Vladimir Ceryik
Czechslovakian
Jack
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Montebello
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Earl Cochell
New York
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Ecuador
Cochell
Ted Schroeder
Ellis Slack
Ralph Gish
Francis X. Shields
Torsten Johansson
Sweden
Vimi Burac
Romania
Marion Kerr
Louise Brough
Louise Snow
Night of Triple Boxing Card in Municipal Auditorium
In Long Beach and Riverside fighters headline a triple main event. Barnett Victor wins a four-round decision over Rocky Cork in the welterweight final. Pinkey and Kenney exchange blows with mixed results in a two-round bout. Other outcomes include Turner delivering a second-round technical knockout and Wills signing on for the card.
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Long Beach
Cham Ian
Rocky Cork
Jin
Riverside
Municiipal
Auditorium
Tick Pinkey
Johnny Kenney
Los Angeles
Don Turner
San Petro
Diego Narris
Tiverside
Tew Aley
Long Beard
Knuehed
Wik
Pedro
Jonny Raves
Nel
Oly Wills
Ting
Tae
Burtin
Yghe
Uaeduat
Wes Willis
Edict Against Leo to Be Lifted
Cincinnati report says Walter Mullry secretary of base ball states Leo Durocher’s suspension ends with this year’s World Series. Commissioner Chandler advised Durocher he is free to seek a job for 1948, canceling the ban once the Series concludes.
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Cincinnati
Walter Bullery
Baseball
Leo Durocher
A. B. Chandier
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Marlory
Durocher
Jen Chandler
Clippers Win in Salt Lake City Opener
The San Francisco Clippers defeated the Salt Lake City Seagulls 32 to 14 in the opening game of the Pacific Coast professional football league schedule. Nearly 7000 fans attended as the Clippers pushed across three quick touchdowns in the final quarter to secure the win.
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Clippers
Salt
Lake City
San Francisco Clippers
Salt Lake City
Gulls
Pony Backs in Prep Tilt
The Pony Backs headline a prep tilt as Poly High Jackrabbits meet Jordan Filgh Panthers at Lounsbury Field. Lightweight backfields emphasize speed with Keith Son leading the Hares at 124 pounds, backed by a quartet averaging 148. Panthers counter with 145 pounds per man front and a four-man backfield. About 6000 seats available for the season opener. tickets at local shops and schools.
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Rkrute Rocline
Poly High
Panthers
Jordan Filgh
Lounsbury Field
Maxam
Red
Keith Son
Blackrabbits
Bob Bartlett
Hares
Gordon Earle
Wendell Rich
Benny English
Son
Ernie Radford
Jerry Temple[ton
Harold Nelms
Fred Thrasger
Newton
Montgomery
Rockne
Dons Tackle Out of Nevada Tilt
San Francisco September reports that Steve Mueer holds first string tackle berth for the University of San Francisco with Joe Wourtak sidelined by injury. The Dons face Nevada on Sunday in the next game after last week’s bone injury against San Jose State.
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San Francisco
Steve Mueer
University of San Francisco
Joe Wourtak
San Jose State
Dons
Nevada Suncay
Fong to Captain UC Bears for Navy Game
Berkeley Calif Sept 25 George Fong Chinese American halfback who raced 40 yards to a touchdown against Santa Clara last week will captain the University of California grid eleven when they meet Navy Saturday Coach Lynn Waldorf concentrated on passing and defense in today s drill.
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Berkeley
Calif
George Fong
Santa Clara
University of California
Navy
Lynn Waldorf
Catholic Eleven Opens Local Season Tomorrow
The Saint Anthony's Saints host Anaheim High Colonists in a 2:30 p.m. practice game at Catholic Stadium Lakewood Village. Key returnee Dave Worley boosts the Saints with veteran presence as coach Dick Glover fields a heavy line led by 240-pound Aug Alamfitano and captain Lole Mascola. Anaheim counters with six jet veterans, led by Grenier at quarterback and backfield with Patin Fock Ames and Heffron.
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St Anthony's High
Anaheim High
Lakewood Village
Warley
Jacque Grenier
Las
Anathelm
Dick Glover
Bob Hillon
Ray Sams
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Anaheim
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Lato
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Mais
Tor
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California
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Seals Maintain Lead on Angels
Seals hold narrow advantage over Angels in Pacific Coast League pennant race. SF pitcher Melton earned his 17th win while Don Carlson won for Los Angeles, as Oakland and Portland moved toward playoff spots with decisive wins.
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Peas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Angels
Lefty O'Doul
Seals
Cusl Melton
San Diego
Don Carlson
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Hollywood
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Coast Nines Flip for Playoff Posts
Coast Nines representatives of the four top Pacific Coast Baseball League teams will meet with league President Clarence Rowland to flip for playoff positions in case of a tie after Sunday's games. Playoffs start Sept. 30, with the top team hosting the third place and the second place facing No. 4 in the seven game series.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Rowland
Rowland
Will
Lerrain
Huskies Headed to Minneapolis for Minnesota Game
Thirty seven University of Washington Huskies were en route to Minneapolis today for the game with Minnesota. The Gophers were given a six point edge over the Huskies, according to reports from the east.
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University of Warshington
Sumaeapolis
Golden Gophers
Minnesota
Gophers
Huskies
Lions Claim Ben Chase From Rams Waivers
Detroit reports acquiring running back Ben Chase from Los Angeles Rams via waivers as the Lions add depth in the backfield.
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Detroit Lions
Ben Chase
Los Aneles Rams
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