All Star Grid Battle Promises Highest Scoring Night
Chicago hosts 105000 fans as the 48 All-Stars meet the Chicago Cardinals in a pre season classic predicted to become the greatest offensive display. Cards receivers Kutner Dowell Liebel and star backs Trippi Dimanche r plus Lujack Layne Conerly and Chappuis headline a potent pass heavy attack.
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Billy Dowell
Frank Liebel
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Charles ‘Trippi
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Paul Christman
Johnny Lujack
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Bobby Layne
Charlie Conerly
Bob Chappuis
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Bill Swiacki
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Coner- Ix
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Fritz Crisler
Miehl- Bunttes
Bump Elliott
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Schenectady Players Freed After League Reorganization
Albany report states the Schenectady and Scotia teams of the Eastern Football League merged, with Schenectady players declared free agents by J Emmett Dowling, the league commissioner. Dowling noted Schenectady dropped from the league weeks earlier and eight teams will compete this fall in Eastern and Western divisions. Eastern clubs include Troy Poughkeepsie Hudson Scotia Sche nectady. Western teams from Frankfort Watertown East Utica and Utica.
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Auburn Cayugas and Geneva Red Birds Fined for Abusive Language
Auburn outfielder Bill Tanner and Geneva third baseman Lyle Bliss each received a $10 fine from Border League president John G. Ward for using abusive language toward umpires.
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Fanovich And Vollmer To Advance
Syracuse Chiefs players Clyde Vollmer and Frank Fanovich are headed to major clubs next season after a 5-1 loss to Jersey City. Vollmer, on the unrestricted draft list, faces sale to a club other than Cincinnati. Fanovich is likely to be sold to Cincinnati despite a rough start in Triple-A.
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Frank Fanovich
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Marathon Championship Set for September 12 in Queens
The National AAU Marathon Championship will be held September 12 in suburban Queens County as part of New York City celebrations. Ted Vogel of Watertown Mass the first American to finish the Olympic Marathon at London is the defending national champion.
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Series Request Awaits Truman
Washington insiders report Maurice Tobin, new labor secretary and former Boston mayor and Massachusetts governor, intends to ask President Truman to let him represent the administration at the World Series. Tobin says it will be an all Boston Series if his view holds.
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Boston
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Pigskin Petes Set for Central New York Grid Spotlight
Central New York hosts a three way focus as Colgate Cornell and Syracuse feature young players led by Pete Doremus of Colgate and Pete Dorset of Cornell. Doremus and Dorset, both juniors, headline battles with Syracuse star Pete Kranack targeting Bernie Custis as three local players join rival programs. The piece notes early practice dates at Colgate Hamilton Adirondacks and Ithaca with planned cross-town clashes including the November 6 Cornell at Colgate game.
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Charley Zack Declared Out of Danger After Bout
Middleweight Charley Zack of Scranton was declared out of danger by physicians at Temple University Hospital after head injuries from a recent knockout by Billy Kilroy of Paterson. Zack was rushed to a Scranton hospital and later transferred. his manager said he will never be allowed to fight again.
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Cornell Grid Coach Hurt In Car Crash
Cornell University assistant football coach Edward I. Pierce, 48, was hospitalized in Saratoga Springs after a highway crash involving two cars and a tractor trailer. State Police said Pierce’s car stalled and was rear ended by Sam Lee, 25, of Gallatin Tennessee, before being shoved into the truck. Pierce was listed in fair condition with a possible skull fracture and head and back lacerations. Lee suffered severe lacerations and abrasions.
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Maple Leafs Rally To Take Doubleheader In Rochester
The Toronto Maple Leafs remain in the first division chase after a double win over the Rochester Red Wings. Loday opened a three game gap over Newark with a 2-1 win in the nightcap behind solid pitching by Al Porto who allowed four hits. In Montreal, the Royals split with Buffalo while Jersey City beat Syracuse 5-1 and Newark and Baltimore played 11 innings to a 3-3 tie.
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Grasshopper Crown Goes To Pompeians
Pompeians rally from 4-0 to beat Grasshoppers 8-7 in East Syracuse to claim the Kiwanis state baseball playoff crown. Fred Mannara starred for Pompei, taking over on the mound in the second inning and driving in the winning run. The Pompei nine face Schenectady winner for a shot at Cooperstown in the state series.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Report
Portland defeats Sacramento 4 to 1 while San Francisco posts a 6 to 1 win over Hollywood Los Angeles. Oakland tops Seattle 6 to 5 after 13 innings.
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Mulloy and Talbert Reunite for National Doubles Championship
Chestnut Hill reports Gardnar Mulloy and William I. Talbert will pair again in the national doubles championship opening Monday. The famed duo, who retired the challenge bowl in 1914 after a third straight win, last played together before their split last year.
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Wiliam I. Talbert
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Longwood Cricket Club Today
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Bill Tildens
Vinnie Richards
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Rodd
Doris Hart
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Four Races Charted for Big Regatta on Onondaga Lake
Syracuse Centennial Regatta on Onondaga Lake lists four powered boat events. Registration at Willow Bay begins 1 PM with a 2 PM drivers meeting. Races include two family boat outboard events, an unlimited outboard, and a 225 cubic inch hydroplane inboard race at 4 PM.
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