Cards Move Into Pirates Lair For Four Games
The National League race tightens as the St Louis Cardinals move into Pittsburgh for a four game series with Onkel Franz’s Pirates. Ken Heintzelman starts game one, with Truett Sewell or Bob Klinger in the nightcap. Dodgers beat Philadelphia 5 0 to gain margin. Giants split with Braves. Tigers blank White Sox 11 0 to tie for fourth.
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Frankie Frisch
Senio
Onkel Franz
Leo the Lip Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Oakel Franz
St Louis
Leo the Lip
St. Leo
Leo
Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Brooklyn
Onkell Franz
Gowanus
Ken Heintzelman
Ken
Warriors
Truett Sewell
Bob Klinger
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Niggeling
Cleveland
Lugger Returns to Washington and Lee to Play Football
Joe Lugger Ligon, Washington and Lee tailback last season, left the army air corps after orders to report lingered. He rejoined college life yesterday and will stay to play football until he hears from the army.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Joe
Lugger
Ligon
Washington and Lee
Army Air Corps
Army
Fans pack Norman as Sooners hold secret practice
Norman Oklahoma fans filled the stands for Oklahoma's weekly open drill, but the varsity stayed hidden as the action centered on a scrimmage by the second and third teams. Snort er Luster kept the main unit under wraps, fueling the curiosity of bystanders.
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Norman
Okla
Snorter Luster
Oklahoma
Sooners
Luster
Yale gains fresh push as sophores shine on visit
New Haven Connecticut Yale head coach Spike Nelson begins his first season by relying on sophomore stars to build depth. The latest standout is George Reubel a third team tackle who teamed with center Spence Moseley in scrimmage and stifled the varsity running game in practice.
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New Haven
Conn
Spike Nelson
Yale
Suph
George Reubel
Spence Moseley
Notre Dame to move Bills Early to right halfback
South Bend reports coach Frank Leahy will shift Bills Early from quarterback to right halfback amid efforts to strengthen the Irish attack. Leahy cited Early’s hard running and receiving skills as reasons for the change, noting he was progressing at quarterback but is more needed at the new spot.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Bills
Frank Leahy
What N M Farmers Need For More Food
STATE COLLEGE New Mexico September 23 A survey by the department of agriculture defense boards in New Mexico counties shows farmers need more new machinery but have adequate repair and replacement parts to maintain and boost production for defense. Fred J L OChesky chairman says results were sent to secretary Wickard to aid defense priority officials in anticipating agricultural needs. The survey reveals a need for equipment and replacement parts while farmers try to make do with what they have.
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State College
N. M
Department of Agriculture Defense Boards
New Mexico
Fred JL. O'Chesky
State Agricultural Defense Board
Claude Wickard
100 Horned Frogs Have Everything
FORT WORTH September 23 1941 Texas Christian University preview claims the Horned Frogs possess strong and weak points with a potent past passing attack, speed and power in backfield, and depth. It notes uncertainty on the line especially tackle, injuries risk, untested center, and a schedule where a fourth place finish in the conference is plausible.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Frogs
Baugh
Brien
Billy Blackstone
Hope community notes of gatherings and visits
Last Thursday evening teachers and their families held a picnic at the T. E. Young home west of town with hosts supplying supper. The Worley brothers thrashed alfalfa seed for Irving Cox and several locals visited kin, shopped, or attended events in Capitan Roswell Alamogordo and Artesia. The F F A boys reorganized and had a watermelon feast while others traveled to fairs, remodeling, or school activities.
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T. E. Young
R. N. Stinett
George Knivin
Ben Marable
Payne
Bobbie Jean
Martha Kletke
Elnora Massad
Don Riddle
Jesse Young
Worley Brothers
Cottonwoodd
Irving Cox
Mervan Worley
Florence
M. E. Wathen
Worley
Capitan
A. A. Smith
Lovek
Templar
Artesia
Hope
Roy Buck
Cottonwood
Lee Payne
Charlie Buck
Albert Jackson
Fort Worth
Texas
Jackson
Charlie Coffin
Coffin
Billie Prue Crockett
Tulane University
New Orleans
Chas. Crockett
Gallup
Henry Crockett
Cc. H. Dodson
Las Cruces
Emmett Potter
Jane
Emmaline
Annie Reed
Liz Prude
Alamogordo
Otero County Fair
Nash Bumgardener
J. C. Bumgardener
Mary Alice Bumeardener
Portales
Mary Katherine Reynolds
Herman Reynolds
Motorcycle officer injured in city collision
In Albuquerque on September 23 Officer Charles Braden suffered a broken nose and loose teeth after his motorcycle collided with a pedestrian stepping from behind a parked car. The pedestrian was bruised.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Charles Braden
Braden
Coyotes Set to Battle El Paso Tigers on Thursday Night
Roswell high school Coyotes fight for a win against El Paso Tigers in El Paso after rain and floods hindered practice. Coach Poe W. Corn hopes the squad, fresh from 20 0 victory over St Mary's of Albuquerque and 26 7 over Artesia, can compete. Team travels Thursday morning. all players report in good shape.
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Roswell
Coyotes
el Paso High Tigers
el Paso
Poe W. Corn
Tigers
St. Mary’s of
Albuquerque
Artesia
Dodgers Pitching Staff One Of The Best In Leagues
New York report analyzes world series betting on pitching staffs. Brooklyn boast two 21 game winners Whitsow Wyatt and Kirby Higbe while Yankees rely on Red Ruffing and Letty Gomez with 15 victories each. Cardinals also field strong arms with White Warneke Cooper and Gumbert. Discussion weighs starter plans and catcher work by Bill Dickey Mancuso Owen.
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New York
Brooklyn
Yankee Stadium
Flatbushers
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Cardinals
Dodgers
Whitsow Wyatt
Kirby Higbe
Red Ruffing
Letty Gomez
Marius Russo
Ernie White
Lon Warneke
Mort Cooper
Harry Gumbert
Higbe
Wyatt
St. Louis
Bill Dickey
Bill
Mickey Owen
Gus Mancuso
Mancuso
Fights Last Night Across Cities In Brief Roundups
AP reports last night boxings included Pat Comiskey defeating Bob Sikes in North Little Rock Pine Bluff and others. Claudio Villiar of Spain outpointed Buddy Scott in Tampa Washington. Gus Dorazio beat Clarence Jones in Buffalo. Rodie O'Dooley edged Andy Miller in Denver Steamboat Springs. Andersons Gardens lists a for sale note for honeydew melons.
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Associated Press
North Little Rock
Ark
Pat Comiskey
Paterson
N. J
Bob Sikes
Pine Bluff
Tampa
Fila
Claudio Villiar
Spain
Buddy Scott
Washington, D. C
Buffalo
N. Y
Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Clarence Jones
Denver
Rodie O’dooley
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Andy
Kid) Miller
Sioux City
Iowa
Yanks seek rhythm as Phillies clinch watch rises
New York recap notes pitching unsettled for the world series yet hints at progress. Bill Dickey aims for his 100th game this season, a 13 year streak. Red Rolfe may return, Charley Keller works to strengthen an ankle. Dodgers plan three planes to Boston to witness a clinch. Johnny Mize left for shoulder treatment in Pittsburgh. Joe Louis says the Yankees will handle the world series, neglecting his fight.
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New York
Special News Service
Gowanus
Yanks
Bill Dickey
Red Rolfe
Charley Keller
Dodgers
Phillies
Brooklyn
Boston
Johnny Mize
Pittspurer
Joe Louis
Lou Nova
Yankees
If it's true what a magazine proved Lou Novikoff avoids curves
Louisville Times notes Lou Novikoff handles curves and optical illusions with difficulty, suggesting a veteran player’s reaction to a recent magazine claim and his rumored adaptability.
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B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Louisville Times
Lou Novikoff
Cleaning the Cuff Ballyhood for the Louis-Nova fight
The column notes that Ballyhood’s buildup for the Louis-Nova bout resembles the Dempsey-Tunney affair only in potential rain. It also cites North Carolina U football captain origins with three locals and eight Pennsylvanians, and highlights Paul Maher of Harlingen warning about Bob Brumley of Rice as an all America prospect.
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North Carolina
Tar Heel
Pennsylvania
Paul Maher
Harlingen
Texas
Bob Brumley
Rice
Quote by Leo Durocher on World Series and photographers
Durocher recalls a St Louis request to pose with Southworth and a photographer’s inquiry about using McCarthy if he reaches the World Series. He jokes about accepting any photo opportunity and even performing stunts to please the cameras.
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Leo Durocher
St. Louis
Southworth
McCarthy
Free Syphilis Treatment in 13 New Mexico Counties
Santa Fe reports free syphilis clinics across thirteen counties with specific sites in Albuquerque Bernalillo Belen Clovis Deming Espanola Gallup Las Vegas Lordsburg Los Lunas Pecos Raton and more. The program aims to aid income-strapped individuals and maintain health ratings for future service calls. Health officers and physicians offer full information and access to care.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Selective Service
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Court House
Belen
Valencia
Clovis, Curry, Co
V. D
Raton
Colfax
Cathedral Place
State Hi School Football Games This Week End
Local schedule lists Thursday games Roswell at El Paso High and many Friday matches including Albuquerque Indians at Belen and Portales at Carlsbad. Saturday features Santa Fe High at Albuquerque High and other regional clashes. Financial note says Albuquerque Baseball Club moved from red to black as dues collection lags ease. Santa Fe reports resumed talks on Colorado New Mexico Costilla river water distribution after data gathering by engineers.
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Associated Press
Roswell
el Paso
Albuquerque Indians
Belen
Portales
Carlsbad
Roy
Clayton
Clovis
Pampa
Tex
Las Cruces
Deming
Eunice
Lovington
Hobbs
Artesia
Jal
Tatum
Lordsburg
Morencio Ariz
Socorro
Santa Rosa
Dalhart
Tucumcari
Tularosa
Carrizoto
Santa Fe High
Albuquerque
Baton
Pueblo
Colo
Capitan
Durango
Gallup
Hurley
Silver City
Springer
Las Vegas
Santa FE
N. M
Colorado
New Mexico
Costilla
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games Across Leagues
National League games saw Boston 3 2 New York 5 1 and Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 0. American League Detroit 11 Chicago 0 and St Louis 5 Cleveland 0. International League finals Newark 5 Montreal 4 in 11 innings, series tied 3 3.
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Associated Press
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Newark
Montreal
Brooklyn i
Eee Se
Pittsburgh Ae See
Cincinnati Os A
New York Ae Ee Cae
Boston Cee
Philadelphia Ae
Wil Pet
New York Ee Ae
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Washington Es Em
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Oty & Se
Philadelphia A A Ee
Columbus Beats Louisville 9 to 5 in A.A. East Play
Columbus leads Louisville 3-1 as the American Association matchup ends 9 to 5 with Columbus taking the win.
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Columbus
Louisville
Nashville Leads Dixie Series With 6-1 Win Over Dallas
Nashville tops Dallas 6 to 1 in the Dixie Series as Nashville takes a 2-0 lead. The score favors Nashville throughout with strong pitching and offense. Dallas struggles to contain the Nashville lineup in the early frames.
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Nashville
Southern Association
Dallas
Texas
Major League Leaders Highlight Williams And Team Ranks
Batting leader Williams of Boston hits .406 with 130 runs. Travis of Washington tallies 209 hits. Keller of New York drives in 122 as Boudreau of Cleveland doubles and Heath of Cleveland posts 19 triples. Williams also leads in home runs while Case of Washington swipes 30 bases. Gomez of New York leads the pitching with 15 wins and 4 losses.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
Travis
Washington
Keller
New York
Boudreau
Cleveland
Heath Cleveland
Case
Gomez
Brooklyn Players Dominate Hall of Fame Stat Line
Reiser of Brooklyn leads with 340 batting average and 116 runs while Hack of Chicago posts 183 hits. Camilli of Brooklyn drives in 119 runs and hits 40 doubles with Reiser, who also has 17 triples. Camilli also hits an unspecified home run. Murtagh of Philadelphia steals 18 bases and Riddle of Cincinnati goes 18 and 4 as the winning pitcher.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Hack
Chicago
Camilli
Lefty Gomez Seeks Homer in Yankees World Series Drive
The Yankees ace Vernon Gomez laments never hitting a home run in 14 years, yet remains a key World Series hope. He boasts a perfect Series record of six wins and no defeats and features a mix of fastball and curve as New York spreads pitching depth across Red Ruffing Marvin Breuer Spud Chandler Atley Donald Norman Branch and Johnny Murphy among others.
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New York
Yankees
Vernon Gomez
Lefty
Gomez
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
McCarthy
el Goofy
Paul Andrews
Flinger
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Ed Barrow
Red Ruffing
Marius Russo
Ernie Bonham
Marvin Breuer
Spud Chandler
Atley Donald
Norman Branch
Johnny Murphy
The Greeks define the Dodger fan through catharsis
The piece argues Brooklyn baseball fans suffer mental anguish during Dodgers pennant races. Aristotle’s term catharsis describes fans cleansing their souls while watching games or reading news. Dr. J L Moreno supports the idea, saying baseball provides a healthful mass catharsis and therapeutic value, beyond fleeting violent thoughts.
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New York
Special News Service
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Aristotle
Flatbush
Webster
J. L. Moreno
Anderson's Home-made Mammoth Dill Pickles ad
Classified notice for Anderson's Gardens selling homemade dill pickles at two for a nickel. Contact phone available, item labeled as No. 11 in the classifieds.
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