Breadon in Disfavor As Disorder Prevails At World Series Site
Boston Red Sox arrive amid disorder and fan unrest at St. Louis as Sam Breadon faces boos after reserved seats sellout for three World Series games. Card players rest at home while tickets resell at high values and a local firm charters a river packet for delegates.
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Tigers Edge Brown In Season Opener
Princeton Tigers, boasting new material, face Brown in a warmup game with odds at 6 to 5. The Tigers are slight favorites as they seek to prove their strength.
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Fight results from Associated Press boxing card
The AP lists results from fights across multiple cities including Ruben Shank of Denver drawing with Jerry Florelio of Brooklyn in New York. Leo Swabcki of Worcester defeated by Thai contender Shly Torchedone in Athol. Benny Deans of Asbury Park outpointed Grotte Slater in Newark. Teddy Turner of Philadelphia faced Choo Choo Derr in Allentown. Jerry McSwain of Anaheim knocked out Ira Hughes in San Diego. Fabela Chavez of Hollywood knocked out Rocco Scully of Los Angeles. Rudy Cruz of Los Angeles outpointed Johnny Sautez in Portland.
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Friday Scores Across Colleges and Teams Reported
A compilation of college football and related scores includes Missouri 19 over St. Louis University 14, Denver 26 over Brigham Young 13, Colorado State 21 over Colorado Mines 6, Georgia 35 over Temple 7, Villanova 26 over Marquette 13, North Dakota State 32 over Morningside, Lehigh Valley 26 over Maravian 6, Superior Teachers 20 over La Crosse Teachers 0, East Central State 6 over Southwestern Tech 2, Louisville 7 over Wittenberg 0, Central 13 over Dakota Wesleyan 8, Northern Illinois 26 over Kalb Teachers 0, Eastern Illinois 0 over Charleston Teachers 0, Minot 25 over Valley City 0, Ashland 6 over Western Reserve 20, Younstown 13 over Bluffton 13, Wilmington 12 over Chattanooga 37, Tennessee Tech 6 over Abilene Christian 6, North Texas State 0 over West Virginia Tech 10, Wake Forest 19 over Georgetown 6, Richmond 8 over Maryland 7, Hamline 26 over Jamestown 0, Nebraska Wesleyan 33 over Nebraska Central 0, Glenville State 6 over North Carolina 21, Miami 0 over North Carolina 0, Doane 12 over York 6, Newport News Apprentice 25 over William and Mary B 6, Peru 18 over Midland 6, William Jewell 6 over Ottawa East Unit 27, Hope College 13 over Michigan Normal 0, Adams State 26 over Eastern New Mexico Western Kentucky 25 over Austin College 6.
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Dartmouth Favored As Orange Battle In Hanover
Dartmouth entered as a slight favorite against Syracuse before a 16 000 crowd in Hanover. Syracuse, under new coach Clarence Munn, makes its first visit since 1920, with captain Dick Whitesell hurt and Dartmouth star Tom Douglas possibly rested after a heavy scrimmage.
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Sanders stars as Yanks top Bisons 21 to 13
Orban Sanders, seeking rookie of the year honors in the All-America Conference, led the New York Yankees to a 21-13 win over Buffalo. His running set up the first Yank touchdown, he threw for the second, and scored on a 75 yard punt return. He also returned a kickoff 57 yards and connected for a 40 yard TD pass to Wagner.
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Baldwinsville Remains Undefeated In League Victory
Baldwinsville high school football hammered Marcellus 40 to 7 to stay unbeaten this season in the Onondaga County League. Joe Guerra’s squad opened with a score by Muldoon, but Baldwinsville surged with a strong offense led by Bill Auger who scored three touchdowns and extra points for 22 points, Pete Van Deusen with two touchdowns, and Gates adding seven points on a touchdown and extra point.
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Liverpool Beats Skaneateles 13 0 in Home Opener
Liverpool High School football avenged a rough start by defeating Skaneateles 13 to 0 at Grillin Field. John W Hollenbeck scored both touchdowns as the Pirates dominated with strong center runs and a Ralph Simms conversion. The final seconds left Liverpool on Skaneateles' one foot line.
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Valley Boys Dominate Nottingham 27 0 in Conference Opener
Valley Indians blasted Nottingham 27 to 0 at Roosevelt Field marking a strong conference start. Coach Charles Stover’s squad relied on a diversified ground attack and timely passes with Egan scoring twice and Mooney adding two rushing TDs. Baum added three extra points as 2,000 spectators watched, despite two regulars out.
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Royals Take Junior World Series Title
Montreal Royals routed Louisville 22-0 to capture the minor league crown in the Little World Series four games to two. Curt Ains dominated on the mound for Montreal, while hitters such as Howell Campanis and Riggs fueled the offense as Montreal built a large lead and finished with crisp defense.
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Yale 9 to 5 Over Raiders
Yale faces Colgate in a key test as the Elis, led by backfield star Levi Jackson, are favored 9 to 5. Yale’s powerful team seeks to prove itself against Colgate’s manpower in a contest seen as a major hurdle for Old Eli.
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North Syracuse Beats Fayetteville to Tie League Lead
North Syracuse defeated Fayetteville 19 to 6 to climb into a share of the County League lead with Solvay. Elmer Westfall starred, scoring on a 10 yard run and directing the offense, with Flo scoring the opening TD and Stanley and Mueller providing backfield support. Fayetteville’s Jim Ager added a late TD on a reverse after an 85 yard run.
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Stewards Refuse Meade License
New York stewards of the Jockey Club denied jockey Don Meade a license to ride again after considering his appeal at Belmont Park. Meade had been suspended last winter in a controversy with Hipodromo de las Americas officials. Officials had recommended a ban for life.
First Flight Favored in Belmont Futurity Run
New York United Press says First Fight owned by Col C V Whitney is the 8 to 5 favorite to win the 57th Futurity at Belmont Park. I Will owned by Tay Paley is a strong second choice at 2 to 1 as Bet ter Value carries an outside chance in a field of 13. If First Fight wins she becomes the first filly to win since 1931 with Top Flight. Stablemate Khyber Pass also in the race.
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Louis Reunites With Roxborough As Manager
Detroit AP report says John Roxborough, former manager of heavyweight champion Joe Louis, returns to help Louis after Roxborough’s release from prison. Louis plans to discuss a possible trip to New York and wants to ease Roxborough back into duty, praising his longtime support and vowing to assist him as he resumes managing duties.
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Washington University students hired to stand in line for World Series tickets
At Sportsman's Park about 5000 people formed a queue for World Series tickets. Among them a group of Washington University students were hired by firms to secure two tickets per game in St. Louis. They were paid 10 dollars each if successful and five dollars for those who did not obtain tickets.
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Bryant Bench Star at Kentucky After Eligibility Ruling
Ermal Allen Kentucky halfback, Army veteran and graduate student, was benched by coach Paul Bryant pending school officials order after SEC ineligibility notice. Kentucky appeals, contending Allen did not play as a freshman. wartime rule allowed four years. He had played two victorious varsity games before the ruling.
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Browns Fear Dodger Aerials Ahead of Cleveland Ex
The Cleveland Browns focus on pass defense to stop the Brooklyn Dodgers aerial attack in a preseason game at Akron. Dodgers led by Glenn Dobbs outplayed Cleveland early, held a 13 6 to 7 halftime edge, but Browns surged to a 45 16 20 win in the second half. Browns have won four straight league games while Dodgers have won one and lost two.
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Cubs take Series game two amid late rally
A year ago Claude Passeau held ligers to one hit and one base on balls as the Cubs won 3 0 and moved to two games to one lead. Three years ago Notre Dame Michigan Army Navy and Duke led the football rankings after three weeks. Ten years ago the Giants won a dramatic fifth game 5-4 in 10 innings as Terry drove in Moore off Malone.
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Pebble Hill Falls to Harley School 43-6 at Pebble Hill
Harley School of Rochester defeated Pebble Hill School 43 to 6 at Pebble Hill field. Dave Jones led the Harley scoring with three touchdowns while Pebble Hill’s Frank Weekes accounted for their lone score.
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Blanchard Versus Cornell: Army May Save Star
West Point reports Felix Blanchard near return after leg injury from Villanova. Army coach Red Blaik downplays prospect of starting Blanchard against Cornell, aiming to avoid aggravation before next week's Michigan game. Cornell parade features McKeever’s flashy backfield and Burns Chollet Saylor Dawson in support.
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Lucky Draw Races Today at Atlantic City
Lucky Draw, owned by G D Widener, has shattered five marks and equaled the world record for the mile and three sixteenths in the Narragansett Special. He will be shipped to Atlantic City for the first running of the $25,000 Olympic Mandate, the mile and a quarter feature closing the seashore program today. A small field is expected as Armed and Pavola retire temporarily to prepare for the Jockey Club Gold Cup. Lucky Draw may face Turbine, War Trophy, and Megopo in a busy day of racing at the shore track.
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Dewitt Fish and Game Club Plans Sunday Field Trials
The Dewitt Fish and Game Club will stage the 12th annual field trials Sunday at the Brockway estate in Dewitt. Two classes exist, Open Dog and Club Membership stakes, with entries accepted on the grounds starting at 8 A.M.
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Trippi Co Leads Georgia Past Temple 35-7 in Big Night Upset
Georgia, led by Charley Trippi and Cripps, pounced on Temple to win 35-7 as North Carolina surprised Miami 21-0. Villanova beat Marquette 26-13, Denver topped Brigham Young 26-13, Maryland upset by Westmont 37-7, Missouri defeated St Louis 19-14, and Chattanooga beat Tennessee Tech 37-6. Johnny Karmagiolos and Jack Rauch contributed as Denver roared back from early losses.
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Solvay Routs East Syracuse 29 0 for league lead tie
Solvay High School's football team defeated East Syracuse 29 0 at the batter's field to pull level with North Syracuse for the County League lead. Orlando Ciliani scored two touchdowns on pass plays from George Malyss and Rimilo Mossotti added a rushing score. Capt Mat Graczowski kicked a 20 yard field goal and George Kinder booted two extra points.
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Barrie Juniors Open Season With 14-12 Win
The Barrie Juniors defeated the Morrisville Aggies 14-12 in the season opener, a close varsity level game played yesterday at Canton St. Lawrence featuring a balanced attack and stout defense.
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