Cardinals Edge Yankees In Breathless World Series Tilt
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Yankees 3 to 1 at Sportsman's Park in game four of the 1942 World Series. Beazley worked six strong innings, aided by sharp defense, before the Yankee bats exploded late but couldn't overtake the Redbirds. Key moments included Whitey Kurowski's third inning triple and Cullenbine's drive that forced a tough scoreline, while Bonham struggled with control early in the game.
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Cardinal club jubilant after win and trip to New York
The Cardinals won 4 to 3 over the Yankees in a tense game. Beazley escaped two jams while Slaughter’s throw to Kurowski cut down Stainback at third. Southworth chose a freshman to close the game as New York heads to a decisive Saturday rematch in the Bronx.
White Sox Take Fifth Straight In City Series Win
The White Sox defeated the Cubs 9 to 3 at Wrigley Field to extend their city series winning streak to five. Lon Warneke yielded a four-run eighth inning outburst after a 5-5 tie. Don Kellaway led the attack with a homer and three singles driving in four runs.
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Southeast railroads raise passenger fare to two and two tenths
Anvances on southeastern railroads increased to 2.2 cents a mile today, ending the old rate of about 1.4 cents a mile at midnight. The new rate brings fares for these carriers to the level now prevailing for the rest of the nation.
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Tonight's College Basketball Schedule Highlights
Mississippi visits Georgetown while VMI plays Temple. Kansas travels to Denver and Wayne hosts Detroit. Baylor meets Oklahoma A and M in remaining Friday games.
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World Series Second Game Play-By-Play Summary
In the second game of the World Series the Yankees and Cardinals trade scoring chances through nine innings. Rizzuto and DiMaggio pace New York with key hits and a late homer by Keller ties the game. Brown, Bonham and Beazley work to keep the tight pitcher’s duel alive against strong defense and timely baserunning. The Cardinals win the late-inning rally?
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Byrd Son of Maryland President Plays Kickoff Duties
The Maryland Connecticut game featured Bill Byrd son of H C Byrd taking the opening kickoff before showcasing his understudy potential at left guard. Navy plebes were slated for five Annapolis games this season, with possible promotion to varsity against top opponents if progress continues.
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Mount St Marys Terrors Face Northwestern Homecoming Hope
Cancellations reduced Mount St Marys schedule to two games this fall with a key homecoming clash at Westminster against Western Maryland on October 17. The turmoil set up a potential Mounts moment for Wally to showcase his kicking range. Maryland led Connecticut 14-0 at the half in a related game when a punt went out of bounds near the two-yard line.
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Connecticut Holds Edge as Western Maryland Fails to Convert
Ray Scussel of the visitors unleashed a shot from behind the goal that barely missed as Maryland's Tommy Mont kicked out. Leonard Arnsten fed Scussell a cross late in the first half, but Connecticut stalled after halftime and did not reach midfield. Western Maryland hopes for a rematch with Gettysburg at Bullets Field Saturday as Roy Byham’s Westminster quest remains in good shape. The Pennsylvanians beat Western Maryland 19-0 last autumn.
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Football Plays By Georgia Tech Coach Bill Alexander
A historical note describes a scoring play devised by Georgia Tech head coach Bill Alexander. The plan involved a reversed running sequence and a tip to the referee to prevent collision, but a miscommunication during the Alabama game allowed a fumble and an Alabama recovery near the Crimson 11. Alabama later won with a late fourth quarter score.
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Old Liners to Meet Lakehurst Eleven
Old Liners from 26 institutions converge as 40 man Lakehurst Naval Air Station squad, led by Ollie Hess, faces Maryland after a cross country lineup of former college stars including Jack Banta Brad Harper Paul Spencer and others. Coach Shaughnessy calls Lakehurst a tough foe with strong backfield and line talent.
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Mount St. Mary’s Rebuilds Fall Schedule For 24-Man Squad
Mount St. Mary’s in Emmitsburg announces a rebuilt fall slate after wartime cuts. Salisbury service team visits Echo Field October 10, Western Indiana clash on October 17 at Westminster. Captain Jim Clark anchors experienced line as sophomores Byrnes and Nyer handle signals. Western Maryland, Mount’s longtime rival, hosts the Homecoming clash.
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New York World Series Buzz and Early Roundup Notes
New York fans scramble for hotel rooms as the city follows the World Series. Umpire Babe Pinelli faces the test of conduct as talk swirls about Cullenbine Hassett and the Yankee lineup. Ball club behavior and gate calls dominate discussions while other notes touch on college steel goal posts and LaGuardia era police actions in sports betting towns. Detroit Tigers have yet to sign any 1943 contracts.
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College of the Pacific to continue varsity football
The article recalls College of the Pacific deciding to continue varsity football this fall despite captain Knoles and Stagg discussing rest and player losses. It notes Stagg’s polite remarks and confirms the program will persist. Also mentions players Dick Durrance and other college athletics moving or preparing for spring events.
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Challedon Preps for Washington Handicap at Laurel
At Laurel on October 1 William L Brann s Challedon prepared for the 13 000 added Washington Handicap after a slow Havre de Grace Handicap. Trainer Ed Christmas and Brann remain confident the Maryland bred great will regain form, with a mile workout in 1 42 1 5. The piece notes George Washington as founder of the Society of the Cincinnati.
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Beazley Delivers in Series Opener for Cardinals
Johnny Beazley, 23, wins his first World Series start for St Louis, 4 to 3 over the Yankees, in a joyful dressing room celebration as Sam Breadon and Billy Southworth praise the rookie. Keller disputed a ruling. McCarthy and DiMaggio show frustration.
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