Cardinals Clinch NL Title With Two Wins Over Cubs
The St. Louis Cardinals clinched their sixth National League title since 1926 by winning the first game of a doubleheader 9 to 2 over the Chicago Cubs at Sportsman's Park. Ernie White pitched a five hitter while a four-run rally in the fifth sealed the victory, and Johnny Beazley followed with a 4 to 1 win in the nightcap for his 21st victory. The crowd of 3,062 celebrated as the Cardinals strengthened their run in the season finale, with Lon Warneke and the Cubs fading after the fifth.
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Fire Night Frays Julie and Dawn Amid Warehouse Blaze
Julie endures a brutal night as a warehouse fire rages and two men die while Pete races back from Riverport. Dawn vanishes during the emergency, Julie confronts Jarvis about Dawn's whereabouts, and the pair weigh whether the blaze was an accident or foul play. The morning finds Julie regrouping at Kelland House, determined to uncover the truth.
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Baseball's Outlook During Remainder Of War Uncertain
New York and St Louis win pennants as war shadows linger over baseball. Cardinals edge Dodgers in a tense NL race to reach the World Series, while the Yankees clinch the AL title. Attendance sustains 1941 levels amid wartime disruptions and star players abroad.
Weather Man Shifts Results In Maryland Softball Leagues
Yesterday all decisions favored weather driven outcomes as postponements altered crucial playoffs in the Maryland State League and County softball loop. Old Man Weather won all contests by default, while Hustler Montgomery All-Stars were immobilized at McCurdy Field. Ballenger and G L Bakers will host the next eerie game, Mt Airy to schedule the second contest at Tramsville.
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Football Results From State and Navy to Wisconsin Scores
A lengthy list of football results shows State, Navy, Maryland, Conn, Coast Guard, Wesleyan, Boston U, Colgate, Columbia, Monmouth, Colby, Geneva, Bucknell, Trinity, Bowdoin, Williams, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Purdue, Ohio State, Illinois, Iowa, Northwestern, Kansas, Oklahoma, Auburn, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, Duke, Clemson, Vanderbilt, Arkansas, Texas A&M, Washington State, Stanford, Oregon, Utah, Rutgers, and more tallied with various opponents. Final scores vary from close to blowouts, reflecting a dense roundup of college football results across conferences.
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No Joy In Mudville Tonight Ends Dodgers Pennant Hopes
Brooklyn fans crowded clubs and lobbies after the St. Louis Cardinals clinched the National League pennant with a 9 2 victory over Chicago in the first game of a doubleheader. Manager Leo Durocher’s Dodgers, despite 104 wins, conceded a phenomenal Cardinals season as they mourned their loss and vowed to come back next year.
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Football Stars Of The Week From Associated Press
Minnesota's Bil Daley scored four touchdowns highlighted by a 30 yard run in a 30-? win over Pittsburgh. Fordham's Steve Filipowicz threw 30 and 45 yard TD passes as the Rams defeated Purdue. Columbia's Governali tossed five TD passes in a 39-0 win over Fort Monmouth. Tom Farmer starred for Iowa Pre Flight with three TD passes in a 27-0 victory over Nebraska. Navy's Frank Filchock sparked a 14-8 win over Penn. Len Eshmond of North Carolina Pre-Flight contributed in a 13-0 win over Harvard. Maryland's Tommy Mout aided a 34-0 win over Connecticut. Jackie Field carried 44 times for 161 yards and three TDs in Texas's 40-0 win over Kansas State. Eddie Prokop of Georgia Tech ran in two TDs in a 13-0 defeat at Auburn.
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German town club may join postponed State League winner contest
The period has delayed both the decision and games for the State League championship. It is possible the Montgomery County All-Stars, a German town club, may be invited to travel for the postponed matchups.
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Mounts Reduce Seven-Game Schedule to One
Eminitebura Sept 27 Mounts football season shrank from seven games to a single bout with Western Maryland College at Westminster on October 17 due to wartime cancellations. Coach Kim Draper drafted 24 men, Wally Opekun led preparations, and talks of home and home with Western Maryland and Army teams circulated as the squad stayed ready.
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Maryland Redskins Triumph Amid Brutal Storm at Griffith Stadium
Football notes recount a harsh day as a northeastern storm drenched 35,000 fans at Griffith Stadium for Maryland's 34 0 win over Connecticut and the Redskins over the Giants. Maryland pride grows with a near 100,000 attendance across home games, while players are praised for fundamentals and new spirit.
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Pro Football Yesterday's Results Summary
Cleveland shut out Detroit 14 to 0 while Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 35 to 7 and New York edged Washington 14 to 7. Chicago Bears beat Green Bay 44 to 28. Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago Cards versus Green Bay were postponed. Cleveland meets Chicago Bears on Sunday.
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Braddock Women’s Club Shows Practical Defense Attire
Fifteen members of the Braddock Women’s Club viewed examples of practical clothing for defense workers at Mrs. Eldred Bayer’s home. Mrs. Albert Coblentz led modeling with helpers including Mrs. Niemann Brunk and Mrs. Bowser Fout. The meeting opened with the American Creed and songs, then covered Argentina in a study of South American countries.
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Lack Of Space Threatens Domestic Virtues At Home
A columnist argues modern homes are crowded, stifling privacy and tempering manners. He warns cramped rooms warp growth, fuel quarrels, and push children to seek freedom elsewhere. Yet home remains a cherished refuge despite flaws.
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Hollywood Notes from a NEA Service Rundown
In Hollywood a Mia correspondent covers studio chatter about new songs and film titles. The piece notes producers weighing lyrics, profits, and publicity as Fox and Paramount consider adjustments, while actors like George Brent and Lyle Talbot face career moves and military service context shapes upcoming projects.
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