World Series Forecast Sparked by War Cash and Stars
New York Oct. 4 The World Series between the Cardinals and Yankees is billed as the biggest money-maker in 40 years with war boom funds. Games start Tuesday at Yankee Stadium drawing 70,000 plus per game, then move to St Louis and back to New York. Umpires named by leagues, records cited, and player shares expected to be high as both clubs end their seasons and head to the series amid rest and concern for injured players.
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Redbirds in Series Lead
The Redbirds head into a pivotal series with Erwin Preacher guiding the lineup. Wilkes faced Millard Hinwell as the opposing pitcher, yielding five runs while walking one. A crowd contributed 2.38 toward the players' fund as the team prepared for the next milestone.
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Major Leaders Include Slugger Feats Across Leagues
A garbled listing of top players and stats across the American and National Leagues references Batting Leaders, Home Runs, Doubles, Triples, and Pitching marks. Names like Vaughan, Musial, Nichols, and St. Louis figures appear amid scattered team names and ambiguous figures.
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Southern to Split Again in New York Meeting
The Birmingham Age-Herald reports that Southern conference directors voted to split the league again next season, meeting in New York for the annual session. The move includes roster and payroll adjustments, with Penn and Princeton among colleges discussed. McKernan’s pay and potential contract changes also noted.
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Series Overture at Allied HQ in Algiers inspires troops
Allied soldiers in North Africa read a wartime verse by Lt Jamey A. Burchard, formerly a New York World Telegram sports writer, mixing baseball imagery with combat scenes. The poem envisions air and sea battles, a charge on a hillside, and mentions the St Louis Cardinals as a morale reference against the Germans.
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Final Standings From A Noted Baseball League Roundup
The standings show multiple teams including New York and Philadelphia with varied results. Win/loss tallies appear for several clubs, alongside pitcher outcomes and notable names such as Doyle, Brown, and Mungo, indicating a dense game-by-game recap.
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Dodgers and Indians Grab Third Spots
The 1943 baseball season ended with Brooklyn Dodgers and Cleveland Indians clinching third place in their leagues. Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 3–1 and 11–3 to settle third behind St Louis and New York, while Indians edged Chicago White Sox 8–4 in 11 innings to secure third over the Athletics. The Cardinals and Yankees finished strong, Cardinals at 105 wins and the Yankees at 95. Pitcher Trout notched his 20th win for Detroit as the season closed amid wartime roster upheaval and notable managerial changes for Philadelphia.
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Bears Pro Passing Surge Shifts NFL Power Talk
News from Chicago notes the Bears rise in a league-wide shift to aerial strategy. Through six games they’ve thrown 316 yards and 12 completions from 22 attempts, with 7 TDs on passing plays. Detroit leads in balance with 329 aerial yards and 365 rushing yards across three games, while Brooklyn shows a heavy shift to passing in two outings. New York opens league play Saturday night in Philadelphia against the Eagles.
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Morrison Optimist of Week
Morrison Optimist of Week honors Ray Morrison of Temple after a 13 6 win over Swarthmore. Morrison praised his team's spirit and eyed a possible game against Army following the strong start. Army crushed Colgate 42 0.
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$24 000 Gate At College Contest Here
The San Antonio college football game at Alunia Iskedium drew 21 154 turnstile, with gross receipts around 24 000. Net proceeds, after taxes and rent, were split among participants and committees as the chamber of commerce projected about 15 000 for the football fund, with Alabama and Texas A. Wil iM. College team earnings listed and allocations detailed.
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Football Results and Scores From Coastal Games
Football results show Marquette tied Canaly at seven, San Francisco defeated Negnita 6, and Army beat Fort Toe jflynt. Freshman Aggies and Raiders delivered strong showings, with Fort Beasley and Richmond Air Base noted. Local fans observed a lively Saturday night slate despite mixed results.
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Ohio State Star Don Scott Dies in Training Crash
Don Scott, former Ohio State University football star and Marauder bomber commander, is killed at England’s Pro base during routine training. Co-pilot Geul Ramsey Toon, 23, from San Diego, and Master Sergeant James B. Sutlmn, 24, also die. Scott had nine missions over Europe and was praised by Col. Carl Storeine as one of the best pilots in the air corps.
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Delt Moral pans Des team performance for class level
Delt Moral of Techy criticized Des team showing saying his Class AA high school squad had better prospects and implying the group was not up to Class A standards. He shared a grin but questioned the squad’s fit to top-tier play.
Double-Header at Tech Ball Field Opens Week
A double header at Tech Ball Field features Dan's Onie vs Lone Greer's All-Stars at 6 p.m. The second game follows at 8:30 p.m. Weather caused Sunday's game to be postponed.
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Parkers Fil In Open Date Cancelled Game Substitute
FORT SMITH Ark Oct 4 171 Coach John Tomlin of the Tal versity of Arkattess announced today that the scheduled football game at Fayetteville next Saturday between his team and the Albuquerque Air Rese had been cancelled and William Jowell College of Liberty Mo had been substituted as opponent. Tomlin said the Albuquerque cannot tellation resisted from an army maye ruling restricting ila services to a 200 mile radius of their bases. CANANIAD SANALAT CHIETToronto Och he AP Lowit Pouglan of Coron was named one missioner of Canadian aandint bash NAN today by Brestdent Ray Dutnnor M Wielila Kan president of the Wa national Seminar Bore had nonarese. Dy Jmlently vacationing here
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Renaghan Sets Record In Charity Golf Match
Renaghan of Invistock defeated a field of 40 pros at Torresdale Frankford Country Club in a Red Cross Invitation tournament. The event raised $15,000 for the army's Valley Forge general hospital project. Renaghan fired a 67 68 to finish three under par, aiding Philadelphia area pros such as Byrun Nelson and Sieux Scrating, with Craig Wood and Jug Me Spaden among contenders.
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Saturday District 36 A games and city matchups
Readable notices show high school football and district games scheduled across Brackenridge Alamo Heights South San Antonio Edison Central Catholic San Marcos Randers Edgewood Harlandale against rival teams at various venues. Matchups include Brackenridge vs San Antonio Ter, Jefferson vs Laredo and Lanier at South San Antonio with Alamo Stadium listed for several contests.
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Service Loop Stars Rally to 7-1 Victory Over Span ish-American All-Stars
Service Loop Stars, drawn from Service Baseball League, defeated the Spanish-American all-stars 7-1 at Techfield in the opening doubleheader. The second game was rained out. Key contributors included Matt Batts with a double and triple, David Feytiss on the mound, and four double plays by the Service Leaguers.
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Stark and Carter Share Golf Honors
Stark and Jack Carter tied for top medals Sunday at Willow Springs in the weekly sweepstakes golf journey. Stark shot 16-5-76 and Carter carded 31-10-71, with Lanair Lindsay at 78-47-? as local standings noted.
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Cinderella Team Makes Most of It
GEORGETOWN Oct AV Football's Cinderella Man may have won his race with the clock. Be fore it chimes 12 he should have a pretty strong claim on the title championship of Texas. Merkey, coach of Southwestern university, has an all star team left on his doorstep in the college naval program. They have won three games beating North Texas Eagles 20-0 Ward Island Marines 14-0 and Texas 1M-7. Next game Saturday night against South Plains Army Airfield at Libock. Southwestern plays North Texas Aggies again Oct 26 at Austin. The Pirates will be minus several starters as they head for boot camp with the marines. After that they face Tulsa Bryan Airfield and Rice. Medley will have a strong team left despite losses. If they beat Bryan Airfield and Rice they can claim the Texas championship.
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Beau Jack to box Ruffin in Madison Square Garden bout
Beau Jack, former lightweight champion, meets Bobby Ruffin in a scheduled 14,000 fan bout at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Mika Jacobs plans a radio broadcast via KMAG and WII with start times around 9 p.m. on Monday, generating over $50,000 in gate.
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