Final Game On With Boston 13 20 Choice Final Game On
Boston vs St Louis for the World Series title with Dave Ferriss facing Murty Dickson. Ferriss seeks his 40th win and the Red Sox chase a seventh game, while Dickson aims to extend a Cardinals bid with strong pitching and power hitting. Crowd of 35,000 expected at Sportsman's Park as Boston eyes a historic sweep potential.
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Rno" Ferriss
Botion
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Sportsman's Park
Ferriss
Sox
Dickson
1 Sox
Joe Cronin
Ferrissa
Red Sox
Shaw
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Mit
Cardinals Fight On In Edge Of World Series Showdown
The St Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox brace for a tense World Series with rain threatening St Louis after a stormy forecast. Ferriss and Dickson anchor pitching for the Sox while Dyer’s Cardinals fight back led by top hitters. The prize money nears $127,749 split, about $3,736 per Bird if St Louis wins, with injuries and fatigue shaping lineup choices.
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Cardinals
Ferriss
Sox
Dyer
Dickson
Dicksox
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Kan
Bell
George Maynxer
Brecheen
Stouts
Tex Hughson
Joe Dobson
Ramet
Elassic
Escirow
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Boston
Enos Slaughter
Marty Marion
Bobby Doerr
Slaughter
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Walter Johnson
Washington
World Series crowd sets beer sales record at Sportsman Park
Taquis Nel reports the current world series between the Stoul Cardiouts and Boyz Med Sox saw 68 000 hot dogs sold in one day at Sportsman Park Concessionaire Blake Harper said fans devoured the tally, beating the prior mark by about a thousand. Workers sold 12 000 beer cases and BONO coffee cups, with 3 000 coffees given free as mild weather cut demand.
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Three Clubs Fined In Player Mixup
President Bramham of the National Association of Minor Leagues fined Williamsport of the Eastern League 150 dollars, Rome of the Canadian American League 500 dollars, and Nazareth of the North Atlantic League 500 dollars for mishandling the contract of Stan ley Miasell. Miasek’s transfer papers were not filed, and he is barred from signing with the involved clubs for the 147 season.
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W. G. Bramham
National Association of Minor Leagues
Stanley Miasell
Williamsport
Nere
Rome
N.Y
Nazareth
Army takes No 3 ranking as Notre Dame leads poll
In the weekly AP football poll Army returns to the top three after a 2013 win over Michigan, Texas slips to third behind Notre Dame. The Longhorns drop despite beating Oklahoma, while Michigan unimproved, UCLA and Penn climb in a crowded top 10 with California, Georgia, and Tennessee pressing for spots.
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Associated Press
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Ghders
Longorns
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Longhorns
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Bruins
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Quakers
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Ross Youngs Nephew Plays for Alamn Heights High
Sportlights notes Ross Youngs the Giants great as a nephew plays football for Alamo Heights High School amid local sports chatter. It recalls the elder Youngs legends, mentions American Legion ball, and sketches early football promise under coach Baldy Martin. also mentions Ferriss Slaughter series notes and Oklahoma bets on Mose Simms tied to university athletics.
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Red” Youngs
Jack, Youngs
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Jackson to Deach Giants
New York, Oct. 16. Travis Jadgen star shortstop of the New York Giants in the days of John McGraw and Bill Terry is returning to the National League club in 1947 as coach. Secretary Eddie Brannick announced today. Jadgen, 43, from Waldo Arkansas, played infield for the Giants from 1922 through 1936 and appeared in four world series. He managed in the minors last year.
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Er— Travis Jadgen
New York Giants
John McGraw
Bill Terry
Eddie Brannick
Waldo
Ark
New Yorkers
Ice hockey starts in Cleveland with Barons vs Rockets
On October 15 Cleveland opens the American Hockey League season at the Cleveland Arena with the Barons hosting the Philadelphia Rockets. The matchup kicks off the new season as both teams seek a strong start.
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Cleveland ‘Barons
Philadelphia Rockets
Cleveland Arena
Layne Leads Texas Pass Attack in Southwest Conference
Bobby Layne of Texas tops the Southwest Conference in passing with 45 attempts, 26 completions for 437 yards in 26 games. He also rushed 23 times for 162 yards. Aubrey Fowler and Leo Daniels trail in passing yardage. Ken Holland tops rushing with 243 yards. Marion Flanagan leads punt returns, and Jim Canady of Texas has seven receptions for 211 yards.
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Bobby Layne
James’'H. Stewart
Layne Ito
Oklahoma
Sooners
Layne Hay
Hey
Hugh Keeney
Rice
Bob Goode
Frank Guess
Marion Flanagan
Georgi Valmeley
Tne
Jim Canady
Clyde Scott
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Max Bungarner
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