Dodgers Lose Final Out On Dropped Third Strike
In Brooklyn yesterday the Dodgers led the Yankees 4 3 late with two outs in the ninth when Mickey Owen failed to catch a two strike pitch from Hugh Casey, the ball bouncing to the stands. The Yankees surged ahead 7 4 as DiMaggio Keller and Gordon hammered extra runs, making Casey the first pitcher to lose two World Series games in consecutive days despite Pete Reiser’s homer.
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Charlie Keiler
Joe Gordon
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Pete Reiser
Pete
Dixie Walker
Yanks
New York
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Pirelli
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Johnny Strum
Top Football Teams Beaten in Early Games
New York October 6 from the returns to date the season shows many top ranking teams upset early in the campaign. Notre Dame Florida Alabama Georgia Mississippi and Stanford are among those winning or facing major tests. Across regions teams such as Texas A and M Clemson Army Navy Tulane and Oregon State are featured in key intersectional matchups with wide spreads of results recorded.
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Atlanta
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Villanova
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Steve Filipowicz
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Rice
Houston
Texas
Louisiana State
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College of Pacific
Penn
Harvard
Bert Stiff
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Penn State
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Manhattan
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Badgers
Marquette
Michigan State
Nebraska
Huskers
Iowa State
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Baylor
Bears
Denver
Mississippi State
Georgia
South Carolina
Kentucky
Washington & Lee
Vanderbilt
Duke
Volunteers
Maryland
U.C.L.A
Oregon State
Washington
Montana
Brigham Young
Utah
Wyoming
Utah State
Week End Football Scores Across the State
Week End football results show Texas Miners 14 to 16 for New Mexico, West Texas State 13 over Arizona State of Tempe, New Mexico Aggies 0 to 47 against Arizona, North Texas State 7 over Hardin Simmons 3, Texas Tech 16 to Oklahoma Aggies 6, Eastern New Mexico College 0 at Oklahoma City U 25, plus various prep and regional games across towns like Las Cruces Albuquerque Clovis Raton and Santa Fe with scores ranging from close to blowouts. Notable tangles include Grants 7 St Michael's 54 and Deming 27 over El Paso Cathedral 6.
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Canyon
260Th Coast Artillery
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Flagstaff Lumberjacks
New Mexico State
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Abilene Christian
Hardin-Simmons’ Cowboys
Centenary
Shreveport
New Mexico Military Institute
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Fort Lewis Aggies
Colorado
N.M.M.I
Phoenix JC
Greyhounds
Oklahoma City University
St. Mary’s
San Antonio
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Owen Price
Hill, Smith, McIntyre
Clayton
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Hatch
Alamogordo
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Hot Springs
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Santa Rosa
Springer
Baton
Albuquerque High School
AQ Indian School
el Rito
St. Michael’s. Santa Fe
Anderson's Mammoth Dill Pickles at Anderson's Gardens
Classified notice for home-made dill pickles sold at Anderson's Gardens, with pricing 2 for a nickel. Advise readers to phone the classified for details.
Lobos Top Texas Miners In Border Conference Action
New Mexico Lobos defeated Texas Miners 16 to 14 in Tempe. Key plays featured Owen Price passing and punting while Hill Smith and McIntyre powered the Lobos. Border Conference standings show New Mexico leading the pack after the weekend results.
Goofy Yankee Game Misplays Highlight Classic Errors
New York October 6 The special news service recalls historic muffed plays and wild pitches that haunted pitchers Mickey Owen Hugh Casey and Larry French. The piece cites 1907 1912 1917 1927 moments and notes mishaps that doomed rallies as Coscarari detoured around an umpire early in the game.
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New York
Special News Service
Mickey Owen
Mickey
Hugh Casey
Ian Henrich
Ebbets Field
Brownsville
Charley Schmidt
Fred Snodgrass
Heinie Zimmerman
Eddie Collins
Milius
Larry French
Sturm
Rizzuto
Reese
Larry
Coscarari
Mic Key Branch Grabs Dodgers Pennant Link to St Louis Star
The Daily Courier from Winfield Kansas notes that the Mic key branch of the Dodgers family tree should entitle the centle man from St. Louis to take a bough with MacPhail Durocher Davis Medwick Reiser and others on the pennant winners.
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FP. W. Crawford
Winfield Kans
Daily Courier
Mickey
Dodgers
Centleman
St. Louis
MacPhail
Durocher
Davis
Medwick
Reiser
Slapnicka Aims Return To Baseball Roles After Illness
Rumors say Cy Slapnicka will recover from his illness and take a straw boss job with the Detroit Tigers while Indians executives confirm plans for rejuvenation this winter. Roy Weatherley is kept on. Fred Pitzsimmons signs a 21 year lease for a bowling establishment near Ebbetsfield.
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Cy Slapnicka
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Roy Weatherley
Fred Pitzsimmons
Ebbetsfield
Joe Louis Knocks Out Lou Nova in Quick Ring Blow
Joe Louis delivered a single swift right hand that felled Lou Nova in the closing minute of the sixth round. The punch echoed past legends like Braddock Uzcudun and Schmeling, ending Nova's challenge with precise, devastating impact.
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Dillon Graham
AP Feature Service
New York
Jim Braddock
Paulino Uzcudun
Max Schmeling
Louis
Lou Nova
Joe
Nova
Paulino
Nova Foiled by Louis The Greatest Finisher In Boxing
Nova fought on after a dazing blow but Louis, famed as boxing history’s greatest finisher, overwhelmed him with a relentless attack.
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Nova
Louis
Louis Defeats Nova with late round knockout
Louis delivers a dramatic victory over Nova as he endures an early flurry, lands a decisive fifth round punch, and signals a temporary retirement from ring activity. Nova shows grit but Louis' timing and power shine, with Conn posing the main challenge to Louis’ peak form.
Weekend Football Scores From Associated Press
Sunday results include St Marys Texas 6 St Louis Barracks 0 and Georgia 34 South Carolina 6. Santa Clara 20 Loyola Los Angeles 6. Florida 46 Tampa 6. Villanova 38 Centre 3. Texas A M 41 Texas A M Rice 42. Sam Houston Teachers 0. East Texas State 7 Howard Payne 7. Montana 27 North Dakota State.
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St. Mary’s
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Santa Clara
Loyola
Los Angeles
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana Normal
Centenary
North Carolina
Davidson
Wake Forest
Purman
Florida
Tampa
Villanova
Centre
Texas A & M
Rice
Sam Houston
East Texas State
Howard Payne
San Diego State
Occidental
Two Champions To Battle Tonight At Madison Square Garden
Promoter Mike Jacobs presents a boxing card at Madison Square Garden featuring a titleless bout between light welter champion Lew Jenkins of Sweetwater Texas and welterweight king Freddie Cochrane. Jenkins, lighter at 135 pounds, is a 5 to 8 underdog against Cochrane who weighs about eight pounds more. The bout airs on MBS at 10 p.m. EST.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
Freddie Cochrane
Cochrane
Jenkins
MBS
Wild Ninth Inning Stuns Brooklyn Dodgers Yankees Rally
Brooklyn reporters describe a baffling ninth as the Dodgers retire two batters and the Yankees erupt for four runs after a tricky non strike pitch escapes the catcher. Hugh Casey laments losing a game by striking out. Mickey Owen misreads a pitch. Tommy Henrich explains a fooled swing. Joe McCarthy calls it a break, Leo Durocher cites foul play by police interference.
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Abner Doubleday
Dodgers
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Yankees
Ebbets Field
Leo Durocher
Whit Wyatt
Stadium
Wyatt
Joe McCarthy
Ernie Bonham
Brooklyn
Yankee
Mickey Owen
Dodger
Tommy Henrich
Owen
Wild pitching day features seven hurlers and a wild pitch
A wild afternoon saw seven pitchers appear for the Yankees with Larry French throwing just one pitch on a wild afternoon. French was used as reliever in prior action and he exited for pinch hitters after one wild toss. Phil Rizzuto was thrown out attempting to advance to retire the side. Bill Dickey tapped into a double play earlier when French pitched.
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Phil Rizzuto
French
Yankee
Bill Dickey
Today in Congress and House agenda summary
The Associated Press reports routine Senate and House business with noon EST starts. The baking committee hears labor representatives discuss price control legislation. Saturday recess noted. Ady Andersons Gardens Lettuce and Young Turnips in Homegrown section.
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Associated Press
Senate
HOUSE
Baking Committee
Californians Sweep Titles in Southwestern Tennis Meet
In Albuquerque on October 6, California players dominated the Southwestern tennis tournament. Redlands stars won the men’s singles with Jack Halleck, doubles with Bob Turpin, and the women’s singles with Roxie Donnally. Tom Falkenburg of Los Angeles claimed the junior boys’ singles, and the Falkenburg brothers won junior boys doubles. Final results list multiple winners from El Paso, Tucson, and Fabens among others in a wide set of events.
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Albuquerque
N. M
California
Redlands
Ball Brothers
el Paso
Texas
Jack Halleck
Bob Turpin
George
Russell Ball
Balleck
Walter Driver
Austin
Tex
George Ball
Bullock
Roxie Donnally
Andrea Johnson
Jane Lowe
Martha Proctor
Tucson
Ariz
Tom Falkenburg
Los Angeles
Art Graybells
Ballock
Graybell
Falkenburg
Bobbie
Ormond Parke
Geo. Gossler
Arizona University
Lela White
Fabens
Maurine Maddox
White
Annie Maros
Maddox
Helen Wackerbarth
Tucson-Albuquerque
Phil Azar
Dick Williams
P. Azar-McTier
E. Azar-Williams
Louise Raley
Sag Shea
E! Paso
Dr. E. G. Butt
Dedondo Beach
Calif
Dr. Butt
H A. Wilkins
Redondo Beach
Shea F. B. Fletcher
F! Paso
Red
Santa Fe High Bids for Top NM Prep Football Spot
Santa Fe strengthens its push for the state title with an unbeaten run, meeting Roswell on October 17 in a pivotal clash. Portales, Clovis, and Clayton also figure in a busy regional schedule as Roswell targets a strong season with key wins.
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Associated Press
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Roswell
Coyotes
Clayton
Capital
Portales
el Paso High
Carlsbad
Deming
Las Cruces
Cathedral of el Paso
Wilkinson Narrowly Beats Berninghaus in Taos Match
Wilkinson of Tucson defeated Chas Berninghaus of Taos 6-2 6-4. In junior veterans doubles Ed Chew and Bozger Wheley of El Paso beat Jack Brandenburg and Charles Berninghaus Taos 6-4 7-5.
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