Scoring A Plenty In Hardin-Simmons Cowboy clash likely
The Abilene Reporter-News reports on a Hardin-Simmons University and Arizona State College showdown with Wilford White and Cecil Coleman starring for the Sun Devils and Pepperdine and Cincinnati comparisons shaping expectations. It notes John Ford as a top passer and highlights Prescott Navy hopeful Bob Gay competing with Robinson Illinois rival Bob Allison for the fullback spot.
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Prescott Horse Sets New Record at Sandia Allowance
Cororal Cal owned by J A Thompson of Prescott Arizona won the Sandia Allowance at Albuquerque. The five furlongs were run in 58% seconds securing a $37.50 $13.40 and $10.90 payout on a $2 matuel ticket. Medal Time with Ginger L took second and third respectively.
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Elementary says Watson elementary says Watson Calvert Reserve whiskey
Calvert Distillers Corp introduces Calvert Reserve blended whiskey with 66.8 proof and 65 percent grain neutral spirits from New York City. Watson is quoted repeating the tagline elementary.
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Hollypark To Be Ready For 1950 Racetrack Opening
Inglewood California September 27 The rebuilt Hollywood Park racetrack will seat 22826 spectators with 17176 under roof and be ready for the 1950 meeting. The grandstand and clubhouse will run nearly a mile in length and include a 352 foot longer building.
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Doherty to discuss USC Pepperdine game at Tempe meeting
Ed Doherty will comment on the USC versus Pepperdine game at Moeur Activity Building in Tempe tonight at 8 o clock. Sun Angels and friends are urged to attend.
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Yankees and Red Sox clash as Boston takes lead
New York slips to second in the American League after Boston’s 7 to 6 win, capped by a controversial safe call at home. The Yankees face the Athletics in the stadium today while Boston visits Washington, aiming to extend a 10 game win streak and hold a one game edge with five left in the season.
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ABC Bans Nisei from Seattle Bowling League
A Japanese American bowling team was expelled from a Seattle league by the American Bowling Congress enforcing its racial ban. The Nisei team, all Boeing Airplane Co employees, declined comment as Boeing league directors planned a conference with ABC representative Bob Nelson.
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Tight Flag Chases Frag Pilots' Nerves
A veteran baseball writer notes the strain among managers Joe McCarthy Casey Stengel Burt Shotton and Eddie Dyer amid tense pennant chases in 1940s World Series context. He cites Eddie Dyer's public blast at NL president Ford Frick over Lonnie Warneke’s umpiring in a St. Louis loss, calling it unnecessary and harmful to a budding umpire and the sport’s figures.
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Mapes and Ump Grieve in Squeeze Play Controversy
Umpire Bill Grieve plans to report a heated incident involving Yankees outfielder Cliff Mapes after the squeeze play in Boston’s win gave the American League lead. Grieve cited an insult Mapes shouted at him and said he explained the matter to AL president Will Harridge, while photos show Henrich's throw beating Pesky to the plate and the play’s final outcome remains debated.
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Coast Teams Open Playoff Sets Tonight
The Pacific Coast League closes the regular season and begins the Governor's Cup playoffs. Hollywood hosts Sacramento while Oakland meets San Diego after a 9-6 Padres win over Seattle, securing a place in the four out of seven series.
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Dempsey Protege Henry Faces Jimmy Bivins in LA Bout
Clarence Henry, Dempsey's light-heavyweight protege, meets Cleveland’s Jimmy Bivins in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Olympic Auditorium. Bivins, coming off a Oakland win over Leonard Morrow, is slight favorite. a Henry win could move him up in the rankings.
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Queens Blank New Orleans in pivotal series game
Caro lyn Morris, Phoenix A-1 Queens pitcher, held New Orleans Jax to four hits for a 4-0 win at Randolph Park. The victory tied the seven game series at 1-1 and sets up another game tonight. Morris escaped seventh inning trouble with a sharp curve ball as Queens exploded for four runs in the second.
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Packy McFarland Triumphs Over Pedro Armas In Tucson Fight
Packy McFarland, weight 133 pounds, scored a unanimous ten round decision over Pedro Armas of El Paso in Tucson. Armas was staggered several times but not knocked down. Semifinal saw Boto Soto and Billy Hale draw after six rounds with Soto taking early rounds and Hale finishing strong.
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Pirates Face Cardinals Tonight In Major League Feud
Pirates meet first place St. Louis under a tense mood at Forbes Field as Ken Johnson and Red Munger square off. Two season incidents fueled Pittsburgh's drive to upset the Cards, with Murtaugh and Rojek set to return to the lineup in tonight's showdown.
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Card Pigskin Forces Again West's Best
Chicago Cardinals crush Washington Redskins 38 to 7 to seize early Western NFL lead. Charley Trippi, Pat Harder, Paul Christman, and Elmer Angsman key the win with Trippi rushing for 129 yards and scoring, Christman passing for 117 yards. Next up is a Sunday showdown with the Chicago Bears.
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Robinson Leaves NL Batting Lead With Slaughter Musial Close
Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers continued atop the National League in individual batting averages though Enos Slaughter and Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals closed the gap. Robinson fell from .344 to .343, while Slaughter slipped to .338 and Musial added five points to reach .337.
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Baseball Standings and Playoff Results Across Leagues
In the American League Boston leads with 54 wins and New York at 93. Detroit 87 Cleveland 83 Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis and Washington show mixed marks. National League standings list St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York with various records. Final playoff notes include Montreal over Buffalo 6-5 with Montreal leading 3-1 in the series. Nashville tops Mobile 5-4 in the Northern League, with San Diego beating Seattle 9-6 in the Pacific Coast League playoff.
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Stanford coach praises Harvard captain Houston after tough loss
Stanford coach Marchie Schwartz wrote to Harvard captain Howard Houston praising his performance in the game last Saturday. He noted Houston made 90 percent of Harvard’s tackles on defense, played full offense, and battled with ferocity late in the fourth quarter, calling him All-America caliber.
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Red Sox beat Yankees 7 6 in dramatic comeback
Ellis Kinder pitched two scoreless innings to protect a 7 6 win for Boston over New York. Zarilia made two sparkling catches, robbing Johnny Lindell of a three run homer in the second and preventing a Henrich game tying blast in the ninth.
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