Dodgers fined as pennant chase fuels dugout fire
Brooklyn headlines recount a National League struggle as manager Leo Durocher receives a 160 dollar fine from NL president Ford Frick after a dispute with umpire Al Barlick. Coach Chuck Dressen is suspended five days for the time dispute, while both Durocher and Bressen are ousted following a heated altercation over a close play at first in the seventh inning with St Louis.
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Lee Durocher
Kerram
Ford
Frick Jouay
Rich Frick
Miger Goss
al Barlick
Chuck Dressen
Edgers
Bressen
Nurocher
St. Louis
Travis Wins aycee Golf Meet at Winlow Springs
Travis wins the aycee golf meet at Winlow Springs with Anne scoring M-7-M6 and Tavds J Al in first round. Ed Bronot was runner-up with a 4-2 score. The event date is set for Winday October 13, with eighteen players anticipated and a November follow-up.
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Anne
Rorne
Winlow Springs
Ed Bronot
Avis
Ece
Renind
Winday
Viel
Sanity
Early Start for 1936 Iowa Hawkeyes Grid Season
GrUAVE Sep 14. Wisconsin enters the 65-game season as the Hawkeyes, young and energetic, prep for a fall schedule. Madison notes that Iowa faces Kansas at Lawrence next, opening a slate that pits the Hawkeyes against Minnesota, Michigan, Northwestern, Ohio State, and Notre Dame in a Midwest grid year.
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Censon
Bertie Blermans
Iowa
Ty Navy
University of Kanasa
Lawrence
Kan
Tis
Wianark
Minnesota
Seahawke
Willy Notrs
Tidionn
Michigan
Minnitatn
Norlwestern
Ohio
Randolph Protest Looms Over Veltman Victory Rumors
Rumors swirl after Randolph Ramblers threaten to protest the Kids of Saw Antonio Veltman victory alleging amateur status violations by Johnny Burkholder and Tom Finger. Officials may review if pitchers used for other teams breached eligibility, potentially overturning the South Texas championship awarded to the Kids.
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Art Veltman
Saw Autonio
Ag South Texas
Randolph Field Ramblers
Rampiers
G. Romer
T. A
BP. Baseball Commssioner
Johnny Burkholder
Tom Finger
Fliers
Burkholder
Ramblers
Finger
Kamnet
Randolph
Brooksies
Waco
Funger
Pinger
T. J. Keeton
Randolph Southpaw
Lough
Mivlu Koch
Prank Ducos
Sored
Rudy Bilman
Port Sam Trouston
Adam Colosky
Tayo
South Texas
Weltman
Dallas Carme
Dallas
Fort Worth Clothiers
Newley Msc
Thucan
Nan Simon
Oak
Rombloh Fella
Cee Morris
Ierie
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Pitcher
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Ientum
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Leeny
Beaver
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Serord
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Aohwara
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Lyons Agit
Kimbrough Stars In Army Grid Clash Recap
Army back John Kimbrough eyes pro league rivals as he returns kicks and scores in a 21 to 11 loss to Green Bay stars. Neyland's group faces Brooklyn next while Bears and Cardinals spark a busy pro football start with mixed results and several touchdowns.
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Big Jawn Himabrough
Texas Aggie
Western Army
Major Leaders and Figures in a Fragmented New York Reporting
A garbled OCR listing multiple named individuals and places centered on New York and nearby cities. The text references Daun Williams Rosy Begks Bowton Nour York Trtte-Powky Hoeton and many others with numbers and locations such as New York Washington Chicago and Philadelphia, creating a scattered roster-like item with unclear context or event.
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Wiliams
Rosy
Adt Begks
Bowton
Avinmlhints
Nour York
Kolyr
New York
Trtte
Hoeton
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District 15-AA elects Gary heads as chair and Kerrville s Moore elected secretary
Gary Heads is elected chair man of District 15-AA at Brackenridge THgN school and A Moore of Kerrville becomes secretary. George Piing from San Antonio Tech and M D Baker of Corpus Christ hold prior posts with a rule change affecting final football standings and aggregate scores. Pete Dinan, a 12 year old, wins the 43rd C H Dos Hattim race after swimming the muddy Mississippi in one hour forty five minutes with ten entrants starting and only Lire finishing.
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Enos Guy
Brackenridge
George Piing
San Antonio Tech
M.D. Baker
Corpus Christ
A. Moore
Kerrville
Midmphls
Leni
Pete Dinan
Lire
Week of big games for Wichita Falls Coyotes and rivals
A historic schedule piece details the Wichita Falls Coyotes defending state title and facing Mason, plus interdistrict showdowns across Texas. The write up lists Thursday through Saturday matchups including Tyler Woodrow Wilson, Breckenridge, North Side Fort Worth, Mason Home games, and numerous Texas city pairings, with notes on eligibility and notable clashes shaping the 1941 season.
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Mason
Miles
Wichita
Masonie
West Tesang
Tyler
Woodrow Wilson
Dulas
Breckenridge
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Fort Worth
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Odessa
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Childress
Amaro
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Mexia
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Texple
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Syyma
Arlineton
Clonume
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Waxahachie
Corsteann
Longview
Hendersi
Kilgore
Adamton
Tallas
Lamar ¢Houston
Jeff Davis
Houston
Conroe
San Jacinto
Orange
Austin
Poulton wins all skeet honors at San Antonio open
Brooksfield and San Antonio shooter Poulton claimed the 1941 national all-bate title and tied for high overall with 344x250 in the 20 gauge and small-bore events at the San Antonio Gun Club. Harlingen Gunnery's Lt. Lee Byany tied Poulton’s mark. Brown led all-bore with 224x?25. Mrs. Ann Martin won the women’s all-pore crown with 217 of 228, while the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station team placed second overall with 712-70.
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Chasles IL Poulton
Brooksfield
San Antonio
Poulton
Ernekits
Lee Byany
Harlingen Guimery School
Austin
Te Shinotall
Brown
Dick Blintightesty
Harlingen
Ann Martin
Negley
Bram
Shoauphnessy
Dick Schweb
B.J
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Cy Perkins Joins Hole-in-One Club
Cy Perkins becomes the latest member of Tie Light's Hole-in-One club after holing out from the No. 10 at Beack Parkins park. The shot traveled 180 yards with a No 9 iron. Teammates listed include OW CG Hetfirix Chiles Downham and Pete Rotham.
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Gy Perkins
Herrowest
Tie Light
Beack Parkins Park
Lyan
Witesses
CG Hetfirix
Chiles Downham
Pete Rotham
Bombers Win First Game at Laredo
The Laredo Bombers defeated Ta dunta clue of Nu eva Larédo to four in a ten inning game. Gwiding at Waele earned the win as the teams prepare to meet again Wednesday with D tavin Galt listed.
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Bombers
Laredo
Tin Duncan
Brown Bombers
Nueva Larédo
Waele
Tavin Galt
Davee
Mungo Done For Season
New York Sept 14 doctors said Mungo Munn who joined from the minors to help the New York Ginwh pitching staff will not pitch again this season. The former Brook player twisted a knee during a recent workout and will retire from hurling for the year as doctors advised rest and treatment.
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New York
I—Van Pdngle
Munn
Mmmons
Hilto Dy
Mungo
Brook
Anterimas Association
Trent
Mansfield Keeps Calf-Roping Title
Mansfield wins the calf roping at Midland rodeo in front of about 7600 spectators. Toots Mansfield of Brudela clocks 33.0 seconds to defeat Clyde Burk of Comanche. Other roping events feature Tray Fork and Jams Kinney. Burk’s brother placed second with 37 seconds. Half of the prize money goes to the army relief fund.
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Midland
Livingston
W. MI
Benab
Army Relict Fund
All Sports Receipts to War Bonds
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Sept 4 4/11 It will be a patriotic gesture to attend the home football games at Colo rado. The school's finance committee has authorized the treasurer to pay all expenses of the athletic program including guarantees paid visiting teams out of the regular college budget. Receipts from sports events which last year totaled 12000 are to be used for the purchase of war bonds.
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Colorada
Colo
Colorado
AML
Bante
New Braunfels Wins First Series Game In Playoff Chase
New Braunfels wins the opening South Central Texas playoff game at home as Seyl drives four hits and Blume hurls for La Grange. The Millers take game one. second game set for Sunday in La Grange with Jacobe Taylor and Smith catching for New Braunfels and Bhutne Anders for the visitors.
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Brainfels Miers
South Central Texas
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Blume
LaGrange
Yliyeds
Jacobe
Taylor
Smith
Bhutne
Anders
Brady Jr. Wins Valley Championship in Elusive Tejo Playoffs
Ed Brady Jr. clinched the Valley Amateur title with a lopsided 6 and 5 victory in the PIONEVA LEAGUE final. The San Benito standout defeated John Tone and advanced through a tourney that included byes and a late start as Brady's lead widened late. Brady’s win capped a season highlighted by strong showings and a notable finish in the annual event.
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Harlinven
Sepy
Rio Grande Valley
Ed Feene
Brady Jr
San Benito
John Tone
Bartett
Corpus Christi
Saas
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Trary
Mately Yealenlay Wes
Rice Plans Switch to Wide Open Aerial Game
Rice aims to boost its offense with a wide open aerial attack led by coach Jess Neely. Sophomores Virgil Etkienberg and Ehr Prosser spark a dynamic backcourt with veteran Dick Gowelle, as Rice contends for the South West Conference title.
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Rice
Naroly
Houston
Senate
Noel
Jess Neely
Cagny
iPower Ins
Virgil Etkenberg
Wilin Dey
Poling
Eerl Prosser
Texas City
Dick Gowelle
Hie
Mal
Evie Brin
Kay
Ferrell faces banishment threat after controversial umpire incident
Newport News report on Wes Ferrell and Lynchburg manager position amid fiery on-field altercation. Ferrell disputes ejection of shortstop and criticizes umpire behavior. League officials consider possible disciplinary action weighing Ferrell’s past conduct and impact on the game.
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Red Sox announce four new players for next season
Boston manager Ed Collins says the Red Sox will call up Lars Luele Woaisoeket and two other pitchers from Louisville for next year. Also taking over contracts are Andy Gilbert Joly Lazer and Verne Richards, with Wilkes-Barre as the Eastern League affiliate.
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Boston
Army
Edie Collins
Lars Luele Woaisoeket
Louisville
Arter
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Joly
Lazer
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Montxen Howele Wyse playoff recap and upcoming game
The fragment describes a postseason series with teams including Jackson Senabora and Montxen Howele Wyse. It notes a replayed contest, a venue at Montgomery park, and mentions financial and logistical concerns for housing. It references efforts to secure money energy and lodging for readers reacting to the sports and rental notices.
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Womery Park
Mreesaary
Sevan
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