Giants' Popularity Mystery In Tough N L Race
Giants draw heavy support in a season where they sit fourth in the National League, with Mel Ott praised for hustle. The article notes pitching by Hubbell and Schumacher and contrasts the teams of Brooklyn and New York, while Syracuse Chiefs suffer a 6 3 loss to Baltimore and boxing moves stir Syracuse with Gabe Genovese returning and promoter Henry Andrews eyeing outdoor shows.
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Riew York
Giants
Mel Ott
Breallen
Giant
McGraw
Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Mound
Ott
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Yankees
Pacific Coast
Gabe Genovese
Henry Andrews
Syracuse
Genovese
Baby Breese
Cecil Hudson
Andrews
slac-Arthur Stadium
Clarence Schindler
The
Chiefs
Henry
Adrews
Chiefs Seek Third Victory in Bird Series
The Syracuse Chiefs eye a third win in the Bird series as Blackwell aims for his fourth victory of the season against Baltimore tonight. Wade hopes to back him as the team departs for Newark and Jersey City, with GM Leo Miller off to New York for the league all star plans.
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Slim Ewell Blackwell
Sam
Syracuse
Carver
Baltimore
Orioles
Blackwell
Russ Niller
Chiefs
Newark
Jersey City
Ben Wade
Tribe
The
Birds
Wade
Leo T. Miller
New York
Frank Shaughnessy
Oliver French
Rochester
John Stiglmeier
Buffalo
Tomas de la Cruz
Clyde Small
Clayton Lambert
Lyn Nelson
Ray Flanigan
Small
Hank Sauer
Cincinnati
Walter Caren
Goody Rosen
Rosen
Kardash
Lemon
Caren
Edwards
Williams
Robinson
Rodriguez
Goody
Adams
Mele
Jones
Robertson
Sczepkowski
Becker
Shokes
Lakeman
de la Cruz
Flanigan
Lambert
Robbeyteens
Roblinson
Jakeman
Shakes
Sauer
Syracusans Take 1028 In Bowling
Syracuse women bowlers receive 1028.11 in prizes from the Women's International Bowling Congress at Milwaukee. High awards went to New Process Gear, Martha Smith, Veronica Peters, and Mac Halpern with multiple prize breakdowns across team, singles, and doubles events.
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Syracuse
Milwaukee
Martha Smith
Veronica Peters
jMac Halpern
Miss Smith
Fanny Anthony
Sssses
Fairbanks Dairy
Richards
Teseessees
Mulroy’s Liquor Store
Fulton Five
Gilkey’s Glass
Aseeces
Jefferson Bowling Academy
Onondaga Hotel
Travelers
High Team
Richard
Ee Liquor
W. Peters
M. - Spern
Carrara-l
Sky
F. Kasimer
Kite, Sr
EB. Schramm
D. Delong
R. Brisson
M. Rompf
P. Anthony M. Smith
A. Denner
J. Steiner
O. Wells
M. Kite, Jr
H. Darling
H. Kantak
Renee Epee Ane
G. Phillips
M. Dickmann
H. Kavanaugh
H. Serednick
Elites
H. Rogers
H. Sabota
M. Schnurrer
Whipple
Nicholston
Myron Wheeler
Jack
Ara Gilbert
E. Worden
I. Huntle
PSM
Zelinski
M. Hilgenberg
H. Gilkey
S. Adsit
V. Peters
M. Halpern
B. Carraracl
Siky
Eseesee
Mary Kite, Sr
Ruth Brisson
Mae Halpern
Lman Silky
Helen Kantax
Mary Kite, Jr
Fanns Anthony
Frances Kasime
Esther Walker
Margaret Hilgenbe
Gertrude Martin
Mildred Dickemann
Henrietta Sabota
Jerry Delong
Anna Whip’ Seeeee
Harriet Darby
Irene Huntley
Elsie Worden
Marie Erickson
Jean Steiner
Gertrude Phillips
Ali
Ma Kite
Sains
Minor League Scores Across Leagues and Games
In American Association action Milwaukee leads Toledo 3 1 in the first game with Toledo winning 5 4 in the second. Louisville defeats St Paul 4 3 in the first with St Paul winning 1 2 the second. Columbus tops Kansas City 4 2 and Indianapolis defeats Minneapolis 4 2. Pacific Coast League results list Los Angeles 8 6 over Hollywood, San Francisco 4 2 over Oakland, San Diego 6 Portland . Sacramento Seattle game postponed.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco
Oakland
San Diego
Portland
Sacramento
Seattle
Army Air Corps Nine Triumphs Over Adelphis 7-4 At Burnet Park
The Army Air Corps Technicians edged the Adelphis 7-4 in a twilight game at Burnet Park. Rauch had two hits including a home run, and Leo Morris pitched well to secure the win for the Army squad.
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Burnet Park
Rauch
Leo Morris
Army
Theabrhean Sturick
Ito Bun'd'ry
O'A Morris
Aimy Wesuse
Meluch
Radford
Wisnewske
Perrin
Herbst
Hopkins
Yacer
Hopking
Shag
Yarer
Wisnewski
Yager
Montville
Merbist
Yaser
Werbeck
Morris
Dalls
OW Verbeck
Dailey
Dodgers Triumph Highlights Larry French In Relief Win
Larry French earned his sixth win without a defeat by relieving Whitlow Wyatt in the Dodgers 6-2 victory over the Pirates. Reiser and Medwick led a late rally with clutch hits as the Dodgers push for the pennant while in other games Yankees, Red Sox, Indians, Giants, Reds, Cubs, and Phils also posted wins or close losses across the league.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pete Reiser
Joe Medwick
Larry French
Fabout
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
St. Louis
French
Whitlow Wyatt
Larry
Reiser
Medwick
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Joe Gordon
Joe DiMaggio
Browns
Atley Donald
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Oscar Judd
Cly Wks
WU Dinse Pyelange
Boston
Ted Williams
Jim Tabor
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Cris Hackett
Les Fleming
Ken Keltner
A’s
Bob Johnson
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Bill Lehrman
Giants
Reds
Lehrman
New York
Paul Derringer
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Bruins
Lou Novikoff
Williamsport and Springfield split two games in doubleheader
Eastern League action shows Williamsport defeated Springfield 7 to 2 in the first game and Springfield won 10 to 3 in the second. Hartford and Elmira tally two runs each, while Wilkes Barre trailed Binghamton 12 to 2 after 11 innings. Only games scheduled.
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Willamsport
Springfield
Williamsport
Hartford
Elmira
Wilkes-Barre
Binghamton
Midwest backs loom large as 1942 college season nears
Grantland Rice analyzes the 1942 Big Nine and Notre Dame backfields led by Indiana’s Hillenbrand and Notre Dame’s Bertelli and Graham. He notes a surge of sophomore talent, a strong Midwest push, and War Department aims to keep football at top strength across Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio State, Wisconsin, and more.
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Big Nine
Notre Dame
Hillenbrand
Angelo Bertelli
Pat Harder
Wisconsin
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Tom Kuzma
Paul White
Michigan
Minnesota
Daley
Herman
Frickey
Bill Garnaas
Midget Higgins
Iowa
Norse
Minneola
Dick Wilding
War Department
Washington
Muscato Knocks Out Lem Franklin in Cleveland Card
Sergeant Joe Muscato of Buffalo stopped Lem Franklin in the first round before 23,574 fans at Lake Front Stadium. Franklin weighed 202 to Muscato's 187 as Muscato unleashed a barrage to end the bout at 2:58. Other bouts featured Bettina beating Bobo and Christoforidis flooring Colan in the first and again in the 10th. Long grid trip notes Washington State at San Antonio on Dec 5 and Rice versus SMU in Houston.
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Cleveland
Lem Franklin
Chicago
Bob Pastor
Lem
Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh
Franklin
Muscato
Joe Sedley
Bobo
Melio Bettina
Beacon
Bettina
Anton Christoforidis
New York
Johnny Colan
Colan
Washington State
San Antonio
Tex
Texas A. & M
Rice
Southern Methodist
Houston
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