National Loop Clears Decks For a Playoff
National League President Ford Frick announced a three game playoff between Dodgers and Cardinals if tied for first. Dodgers one game behind, playoff looming with remaining schedule tight as season finale nears. Dixie Walker homered to lift Dodgers past Reds 5-4 while Tigers routed Indians 15-1 and White Sox-Browns game postponed by rain.
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Ford Frick
Inday
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Frick
Carxis
Dodgers
Hultiing Brooks
Redbirds
Simpole
Boston
Ebbetsfield
Philadelphia Phillis
Braves
Chilrape
St. Louie
Reds
Cubs
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Brooks
Johnny Vander Meer
Joe Medwick
Hank Behrman
Staiier Act Herring
Jinga Casey
Ray Mucier
Potentiel
Doberta Tigers
Cleveland
Where They Play SATURDAY MAJOR BASEBALL
Saturday schedule from the Major League circuit lists Brooklyn at St Louis Chicago at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at Chicago plus Boston at Washington and St. Louis at Philadelphia with a national lineup of venues and matchups.
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Salional ‘League
Brngklen
Bt. Louis
Cutcaga
Shucnany
Philadelphianl
New York
Americen Angur
New
Plenk Ghicuz
Muddy Ruel to Manage St. Louis Browns
St Louis September 21 1927 Herold Muddy Ruel will arrive to sign his first major league contract to manage the St Louis Browns. The Browns office at Sportsman's Park will host a press conference called by Richer Mackeyman, president and fuel dealer, to announce the appointment and season plans. Stephen Francis Steve O Neil named to manage the Treil Tigers in 1927 season.
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ST. Louis
Herold D
Muddy" Ruel
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Aly
Sportsman's Park
Richeré C. Mackeyman
Detrom
Steephen Francis
Steve O' Neil
Signe Inday
Tetreil Tigers
Arain
Cleveland Capsizes Run Flurry in Low-Scoring Ball Game
In a tightly contested AL matchup, Cleveland pitchers and fielders stymie Detroit with timely hits and solid defense. Key plays include strong hitting by Robinsin and Byers, and crucial baserunning by Lake and Robinson. Hutchinson and Gray offer several strikeouts as the defense seals a 7 to 4 win.
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Anan Lalo Sa
Ryeta If
Edwiedal
Woerlity
Oyanrow
Ae Trypelie
Ree
Mayer Lonion
Tytule
Gabraway
Elpht
Tauings Dutrath
Bas
Cleveland Seseeese
Robivans
Quilenbing
Robinsin
Byers
Greenbere
Harkeninsen
Peviutts
Lake
Twabrteits
Mitchel
Kell
Seer
Rabingos
Walefield
Tebbetts
Double Wave
Blnadworth
Greenberg
Mack
Price
Robinson Lake
Ly Drookworth
Greenheras
Hanes Lietrent
Cleveland
Halls Hutchinson
Gray
Flanigan Rees Nabbs
Phils Battle From Prison Nine At Gratersford
The Philadelphia Phillies staged a comeback against a prison team at Graterford on Friday. Rookie Del airs belted a 430 foot homer in the ninth to lift a 2 run lead as the Phils rallied after an early deficit.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phils
Eit Lai
Gratersford
Thermond
Joe
Rita
Phil
Delairs
LaMacchia and Cole Lead Tech Exhibition Baseball
Ed Cole will pitch for the Missions All-Stars while A LaMacchia starts for the San Antonio War Workers in an exhibition game at Tech field Saturday at 6 p.m. The event features local teams with anticipated strong play and ongoing efforts to crown a dominant local club.
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Ed Cole
Missions All-Stars
LaMaceha
San Antonio ‘War Workers
At & P.m
Tech Field
Prustarae
Fred
Sunliy
Heights Away To Fast Start In 1946 Opener
Heights Away opened the 1946 football season with a 4 240 victory over the Larkhart Lions at Heights Field. The Mules dominated, leading 160 at half on touchdowns by Read, Jones, and Erben. A late fourth quarter 12 yard TD pass from Greene to Thome sealed the win.
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Larkhart Lions
Heights Field
Bit Read
Bob Jones
Rey Erben
Tone
Tom Greene
Don Thome
Jast Heights
Imennes
Leliveses Selutike Ereeerelnlien Bebernn
Tytie
Norits Pettis i
Distrereuen
Fareont Oy
Steve Reeeree
Behioplie Ek Bugvony
Heoud
Mnie
Enten
Seenea
Dantes
Lockhart
Papa Lampert’s Peacocks Tie With Somerset in Dramatic Finish
Somerset high battled to a 13 to 13 tie as Charley Ritchie dashed 72 yards to set up Newton Burfin’s TD after halftime. Burgis scored the opener and Ben Culp added the extra point before Jim Byrom and Alton McCulloch connected for Somerset’s second score.
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Somerset High
Somerset
Peacock Millay Academy
Marvin W. Lampert
Charley Ritchie
Newton Burfin
Theying
Burgis
Peacock
Ben Culp
Ince
Jim Byrom
Byrom
Alton McCulloch
Papa” Lampert
Waco
2 Girl
Memphis Golf Knockdown Leads to Teeders at Hoops Invitational
Fragmented AP text reports a Memphis golf event featuring players Burk White Tony Eiber and others with partial scores and names. unclear venue and date. The garbled lines mention Wright Hans Todd Ray Hii and several regional teams, suggesting a golf tournament with mixed scores and player identifiers.
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Mem Kem
Sem
Wis
Halfway
Palu
Thole Alpmphia Oper
FRGV
Alexander
Glenn Teal
Cury Madecoll
Thing
Maalenys
Riggs Defeats Tilden in Kalamazoo Tennis Match
In Kalamazoo Michigan on September 21 a professional tennis quarterfinal Riggs outlasted Tilden in a men singles match. Carl Bam defeated Wayne Sabin while Yank Kovacs beat Johnny Marnec and Woldt Van Horn edged Jack Deity.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Bobby Wrlays
Bill Tilden
Michigan
Teru Mo
Ty Ater
Carl Bam
Wayne Sabin
Yank Kovacs
Johny Marnec
Nume Woldt van Horn
Jack
Deity
Dallas Needs One More Win in Texas league final
Dallas Rebels surge to a 3-2 lead over Fort Worth Cats in the fifth game of the final round to reach the Dixie series. Eddie Snider homered for Fort Worth. Dallas rallies with a Clint Conatser single and Hal Tirshon homer as Markland, Weil and others drive in runs. Danny Van Cuyk struggled for the Cats, while Dallas pitchers limited Fort Worth to five hits to protect a 27th win for the Rebels.
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Rebels
Fort Worth Cats
Cats
Fort Worth
Martel Ee
Cavachot
Pharr
Smutty
Fort Walth
Symary
Eviste
Pfivton
Cunatwones
Salder
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Bireon
Raver
Markinid
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Enlaen
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Cayk
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Styuck
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Os Afin Chen
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Steen
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Gagne
Wetaowen
Weleon
Tintin
Auipugnner
bin Pete
Playoffs and standings mix in scattered league results
Fragmented sports brief with scattered results from SOP ETEHIEN ASKOCIATI and AMERICAN ASSOCIATION leagues. Mentions teams such as HOWELL, WES, HENDERS, and PACIFIC CHAST affiliations, noting series progress and final outcomes amid a tangle of scores and player names.
Fragmented Odds and Scores From Unclear Newspaper Snippet
A garbled OCR style passage lists numerous college teams and players with scattered scores and affiliations across American universities and towns. The text mixes universities such as North Dakota, Missouri, Kentucky, and Texas with city names, teams, and unrelated fragments, yielding an unclear, collage like summary of sports results and identifiers.
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Futwon
Hick Pout
Wester Caroll
Ued
Newbork
Newa Anpreyew
Sehgal
Weet Chester
Teaver
Massayfan
Detrakt
Wayne Oh Wage
Nek
Weacherk
Dako Weahigan
North Dakota
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Luther
Dernrith
Lowe
Pulinag Biute
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Virrinte Feoh
Turksa
Reginst
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Ioanevace Poly
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Aidlaaad
Nebmekay
Mevahant Marioe
Pars Chriss
Mise
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Mexico
Medieval School
Jana College
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Chadron
Neb
South Dakota School of Mines
Rackbural
Apringfield
Alo
Soyneastarn State
Austin
Tex
College
Okichoma City University
Toachers
Woahtuen
Seearney
York
Bus Ross
San Angelo Coline
Fight Results Across Cities From Boxing Card Listings
Boxing results reported in a fragmented AP list show multiple bouts across U S cities. Notable matchups include Fred Anostal versus Georgie Duke in San Francisco and Ralph Zanejti versus Blackwood in Boston with various scores and outcomes.
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Prancisco
Frunaiscu
Knuchel
Georgie Duke
Petatumu
Cuil
Boston
Ralph Zanejti
Providence
Mig Due Blackwood
Paterson
Drew
Fort Smith
Ardeait
Bfitneapulle
Babe Hitchin
Lubi Danburye
Comu
Jne
Ter” Cartolinic
Bristol
Conn
Kansas City
Jackle Carthatt
Manan
Ety
Dave Ruley
Iais
Worcester
Leo Suwlokin
Theu Timmy
Alexa
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Billy Nixon
Huster T. Ter
York
Brankin
Texas
Eagles speed routs Beaumont in Friday game
Brackenridge Eagles, led by Allin Means and the fast backfield, overwhelmed Beaumont Royal Purple 4 450 at Alamo stadium. Key players included Means, Bommert, Sturchio, Schleming, Downs, and Emmert. two regulars were sidelined. The defense held Beaumont to 40 rushing yards as the Eagles strengthened their District EAA title push.
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Johnny Janes
Ischfield Land
Brackenridge Eagles
Aljamo Stadium
Jated
Keiels
Beaumont
Royal Purple
Eagles
Allin Means
Harlandale
Jerald Olive
Charles Sing
Means
Jack Bommert
Alfred Sturchio
Jack Schleming
Terry Downs
Joe Borette
Emmert
Bill Sweet
Lnstead
Lefoff
Birds
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Cassing
Sweet
Varries
Bubs
Byles
Starchio
Jon
Norman Shirley
Guey Ander
Sonic Neat
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Wadsses
Ray ‘Almed
Ohara
WRG
Italy
McNarney
Trinity 4th Army Clash Opens Schedule on Field
Trinity University in San Antonio fields a volunteer squad of about 50 with Cogehes Bob Coe and Jack Sanders leading. They host the Fourth Army Raiders at 2 36 on opening day with a lineup featuring Ernest Denham, Daniel Forbes, Morris Lam MD 7 AT, Allen Chapman, Arthur Dawdson, Cla Browne, Gerald Kelley, Harry Heleonymous, Henry Perry, and Harold Sastavsky.
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Cogehes
Bob Coe
Jack Sanders
Fourth Army Raiders
Tigers
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Randolph Field
Haplandale Stadium
Trinky
Randolph
Alamo Stadium
Oet
Trinity Tran
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Coe
Ernest Denham
Harlandate
Jefferson
Daniel Forbes
Morris Lam
Perl
Brackenridge
Allen Chapman
San Antonio
Arthur Dawdson
Hondo Hip School
Cla Browne
Gerald Kelley
Harry Heleonymous
Edison
Henry Perry
Uareld
Sastavsky
Virgil Tape
Carl Gahitasch
Harlandale
Tast Yrary
College Football Off to Big Start
New York reports the college season opens with major matchups across conferences. Army meets Villanova in a 56 year first start for the Cadets, while Navy starts next week. Indiana faces Cincinnati, Illinois hosts Western power Texas, and Alabama beats Furman as opening games set the tone for a war era schedule.
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Colle
Usta
Leama
Siest
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Carlirst
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Point Midshipmen
NAVY
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Kings Point
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West
NORE
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V. M
Catawba
University of Alabama
Furman
Detroit
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St. Ambrose
Canisius
Buffalo
Western Cuitarin
West Chester
Teach
Meravign
Gwifore
Newport News Apprentiew School
Pleasanton grid lineup shows players from multiple teams
In the Alamo Stadium listing, Pleasanton and Central Cathor lineups feature numerous players by number and name across positions, including Wet and TOR designations. The sheet lists player names such as Stimpson, Haverlah, Allen, Gonzales, Purdum, Cushman, and many others with jersey numbers, indicating a football contest lineup and associated rosters.
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Sp.m. Pleasanton
Gentrat
C. Buygnelster
Ther Peters
Paul Moliny
BYR
Troi
LG. AR
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Richa
L. Bekhore
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Wf. Muze
Co Allen
D. Pipes
Laroc
Central Cathor
Dave Tips
Patherme
Allen Angelus
Tele Traiter
Billy Tindley
Charles Margole
Oseie Gonzales
Benny Purdum
Robert Cushman
Foe Segura
Ralfe Sliverman
George Mery
Leo Gitinger
Cyril Starr
Dan Davila
Marshall Robin
Charles Barberio
Doe Neher
Toby Scarns
Ken Witten
Morne Fisher
P. Mollingsworth
Ty Alexanier
Blankenship
A. Schelthase
W. Stanush
IL Rogal
Central Catholic Buttons Host Pleasanton in Alamo Stadium Matchup
Central Catholic High School’s Buttons make a second straight Saturday night appearance at Alamo Stadium facing Pleasanton High. The Independents lost to Burvank High Bulldogs 15-6 last week. Coach Jay Marlines plans to start the same lineup against Avasinion. Assistant Coach Joe Lanier announced Saturday.
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Alamo Stadium
Tonfeht
Pleasanton High School
Independents
Burvank High Bulldogs
Jay Marlines
Avasinion
Bulldogs
Joe Lanier
Jeffs Shine In Temple Win Over Wildcats
Jefferson Mustangs sprinted to a rapid first quarter lead and held off Temple to snap the Wildcats two year series dominance in a season opener. Kyle Rote Jr returned a punt for a key early gain as Wallace Tassos and Suky Payne helped key a strong defensive stand early. Knight punched in a late score but missed both extra points as Jefferson outgained Temple seven first downs to four.
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Temple
Jefferson Mustangs
Temple Wildcats
Wildcats
Kyle Rote
Jefferson
Carl Guess
San Antonio
Wallace Tassos
Mustang
Eide Johnson
Suky Payne
Pat Knight
Knight
Mustangs
Bettersun Termisoles
Connell Ohregan
Paul Wilson
Ay Rucker
Paregs
Yy Cantre
Edgewood 18 Edison High 0 dominates District clash
Edgewood Bears defeated Edison Bears 18 to 0 at Heison Field. Edgewood led with a strong defense holding Edison to limited yards and forcing turnovers while Sam Harshany and Charley Urbanowich sparked the Raiders’ scoring drive. The contest showcased Edgewood’s eight first downs to Edison’s three and featured pivotal interceptions and a late surge in the fourth quarter.
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Edison Bears
Heison Field
Sam Harshany
Raiders
South San Antonio
Charley Urbanowich
Sulurhin
Lundy
Sidison
Edgewood
Fras
Ashing
Fazewand
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Sintitus
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Lardy
Grbannwich
Waesewood
Bonetdowne
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Phelps
Hick Maayner
Weyrwne
Grobinai
Athe
Prentiss
Kripewoods van Rip- Turley
Stowe, Smithy
Time trials open at 1 40 Saturday night at Pan American speedway
Time trials commence at 1 40 on Saturday night at the Pan American speedway along the Auklin Highway. The program features six races starting with the first event.
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Auklin Highway
Pan-American Speedway
Emsl
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