When Will Wahlin Be Back In Sun Devils Football
A look at Arizona State College at Tempe football injury woes notes Marvin Wahlin missing time with a torn thigh muscle after a scrimmage tackle. It compares Wahlin’s absence to past stars and discusses potential season-impact and eligibility issues, alongside brief notes on relief pitching and rising college football scores.
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Drakes Entered in Coast Midget Races at South Mountain Speedway
Coast drivers Cantrell and Martin bring two cars to Phoenix for the weekly midget program at South Mountain Speedway. Cantrell, a four time Gilmore Stadium winner, and Ball, the track’s recent dominator, lead a field that includes Johnny Garrett, Danny Harrison, Bob Hornbrook, Art Bisch, Byron Counts, and Chauncey Crist. The night features time trials, a trophy dash, four heat races, a 15 lap semi, and a 40 lap main event starting at 7 pm.
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World Series Summary From Early Games At Home Stadiums
The Associated Press recounts the opening World Series games at Yankee Stadium and Ebbets Field between New York and Brooklyn with late details on scores, managers, and notable plays. It lists attendance figures of 169065 across three games and financial receipts including net receipts and commissions, with shares allocated to teams and leagues.
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Indianapolis Montreal 610 innings playoff update
Indianapolis leads best of seven in a tight playoff series while Nashville secures a series victory against Tulsa. Baltic Coast League details show a seven game framework with several tied paths and partial scores across 610 innings.
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Yank Kid Coleman Emerges as World Series Hero
New York Yankee rookie Gerry Coleman from San Francisco headlines World Series debate as a likely rookie of the year and key hero. His ninth inning hit yesterday drove in the winning run in a 4 to 3 victory over Brooklyn, and his three run double sealed the pennant against Boston. Coleman leads among regulars in the Series with a .273 batting average and has played all three games, while handling second base duties with near perfection.
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Phil Rizzuto
Joe DiMaggio
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George Stirnweiss
Carl Furillo
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Ed Hurley
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Joe Page
Yankees Beat Dodgers In Tight 4 3 Tilt At City Field
New York took a 4 3 victory as Rizzuto, Reese and Mize drove in runs. Branca pitched well for Brooklyn, while Page earned the win for New York. Woodling doubled for the Yankees and Campanella homered for Brooklyn in a sunlit baseball afternoon.
Indians Rally For Win In Fifth World Series Game
The Indianapolis Indians came from behind twice and broke a deadlock in the tenth to defeat Montreal 5 to 4 in the Little World Series in Indianapolis. Nanny Fernandez scored the winning run on Roy Weatherly’s sharp two-out hit. Les Fleming hit his third series homer, and Don Guttridge scored to tie the game before the late rally.
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Montreal
Nanny Fernandez
Roy Weatherly
Les Fleming
Don Guttridge
Frank Kalin
Russ Peters
Flagstaff Loggers Look To Stop Threatening Runner
Jack Holland, a 180 pound left halfback from North Phoenix, is the Loggers ball carrier to watch as the Devils prepare tonight. He carries best average per attempt among Lumberjackade backs and figures prominently in Flagstaff plans.
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Army Michigan Grid Classic Promises Classic Clash In Ann Arbor
Army and Michigan stage a top matchup in Ann Arbor with Michigan riding a 25 game win streak and Army at 13 straight. AP notes Wolverines favored, Blaik shifts to aerial attack, others on the day’s grid agenda include Oklahoma Texas Notre Dame Purdue and more across major cities.
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California
Georgia
Blaik
Tulane
Southern Cal
Navy
Washington State
Kentucky
Gardella Drops Suit for Contract and Reinstatement
Dan Gardella, the wartime New York Giants outfielder and Mexican League jumper, drops a $300,000 damage suit seeking to challenge the reserve clause. He is reinstated and signed to a 1950 contract with the St. Louis Cardinals, ending a five year ban.
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Fred Martin
A. B. Chandler
Nashville Vols capture Dixie Series with 5 4 win
Nashville Tenn on October 8 reports the Nashville Volunteers won the Dixie Series title after a tight 10 inning game, defeating the Tulsa Oilers 5 to 4. The victory nets the Vols winner's shares and Winter jobs as part of the Southern baseball classic.
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Old Enemies Tangle On Devils Field
Old foes clash as Devils rotate players from quarterback to defense. Morrison, Beall, Aja, Zeno and Rich shift between offense and defense while Gosselin Zucco Walker anchor the line with Rip Pel and Perrino or Peterson at ends. Haley, Dale, Holland, Rogers Rowley and Mendoza headline a 190 pound line.
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Charley Beall
Cecil Coleman
Whilzzer White
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Aja
Ernie Zeno
Mark Markichevich
Henry Rich
Bill Gosselin
John Zucco
Bob Walker
Joe Tassinari
Jim Treguboff
Czeslow Schmidt
Bob Rippel
Phil Perrino
Arnie Peterson
Cliff Hugeboom
Doherty
Dick Law
Tony Balsamo
Dom Patrone
Bill Hammer
Bruce Waybright
Ralph Wilson
George Haley
Jacks
Cisterna
Sonny Dale
North Phoenix
Jack Holland
Dave Rogers
Stan Rowley
Alex Mendoza
Devils
Jess Sanchez
Yuma
Lumberjacks
Kenneth Swift
Lamar Haines
Arthur Sharpe
Notre Dame taps Kevin O'Shea as basketball captain
Kevin O'Shea of San Francisco was elected captain of Notre Dame's 1949 1950 basketball team. A Notre Dame freshman in 1946, he earned a starting berth and scored over 200 points in each of his three seasons with the Irish.
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Bears and Fliers clash in Chandler grid tilt
Chandler October 8 Williams Air Force Base Fliers visit Phoenix College Bears in a tight race to end a winless start. Bears favored despite Mexico City loss. key players include Tony Hotis Buck Huff and Jim Davis leading offense while Don Lilly remains sidelined. Defensive notes highlight Lew Roach Dick Goss and Claud Black with substitutes ready.
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Coolidge
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Bob Miller
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Don Lilly
Bill Edwards
Don Valdez
Claud Black
Wendell Hill
Jack Schilleman
Otho Wells
Jack Nichols
Walt Allen
Bill Young
George Carrillo
Villanova Edges St Marys California For Fourth Win
Villanova remains unbeaten after a 28-20 comeback over St Mary's of California in Philadelphia. The Gaels converted three Villanova fumbles into second quarter TDs, but Villanova surged ahead late in the half and sealed the game with a fourth-quarter touchdown securing their fourth straight victory.
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Yale
Columbia
Iowa
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Indiana
Washington
Oregon State
Iowa State
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Alabama
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Jim Burkett
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Reds Seek Bill Terry to Manage Next Season
New York Oct 8 The Cincinnati Reds would like to hire Bill Terry to manage next year or, if unavailable, their current coach Luke Sewell. Reds official Warren Giles praised Terry and noted he might join if he could buy into the club, while acknowledging Terry’s business ties in Memphis. Also under consideration are Paul Richards and Red Rolfe, with other managerial openings cited as unsettled.
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