Browns Clinch Pennant Run At St Louis Cardinals
Jack Hand reports on a tense series as Browns ace Jack Jakucki faces recipient of the mound against Larry Brecheen in Broken Bow Oklahoma. McQuinn drives in key runs as McQuinn’s bat leads the Cardinals to a late rally with Kramer delivering clutch pitching and Gutteridge scoring on a passed ball.
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Broken Bow
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Boston
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Brooklyn
McQuinn
Brownies
George McQuinn
Alexandria
Bros
Yester
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Iliseharae
Walker Cooper
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Kramer
Oy Moore
Stephens
Meuvin
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Mar ‘Hustman
Fred Schmidt
Brewes
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Don Gutteridge
Gutteridge
Ace Hitter Joins City Work Amid War Effort
Jack Slouck, star slugger for the Lancaster Red Roses, resumes work at a Hagerstown defense plant after a standout minor league season. He recalls a .358 average led the league and says he hoped to sign with the Philadelphia Athletics before March 1945.
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Frederick County
Woodsharpe
Louisvill e Caps First Of Series
Louisville defeats Baltimore Orioles 9 to 8 in the Junior World Series opener. Colonels win behind Mel Deutsch, Wigdim Wisser, and catcher Pee Waters. Absent from lineup were Patinieges and Cracies as the series moves to the next game in Baltimore.
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Peed Waters
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Geselle
Cardinals fall to Browns in lopsided box score loss
Official box score notes Browns defeat Cardinals 6 to 2 as pitching and plate discipline shape the game. Wilks takes Loss after 2 2/3 innings. Schmidt, Jurisich and Byerly hold limits. Notable hits include Gutteridge and Mc Quinn with multiple RBIs for the Browns. Attendance 34,737.
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W. Cooper
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Marine Johnny Spillain Joins Cardinals In World Series
New York Oct 7 Johnny Spillain a Marine veteran with two presidential citations the Navy Cross and the Purple Heart is in the Cardinals dugout for the world series in St Louis He lost a hand in Tarawa yet learned to throw left handed and eyes a return to baseball after recovering from multiple surgeries His story blends war heroism with a quest to reclaim play in the major leagues
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St. Louis
U. S
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Johnny
Tarawa
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Featherneck
New York Journal American
William White
Skouras Theaters Corp
Sportsman's Park
Radio Program Listings and Schedule Shuffle
Radio listings show New York programming across networks with film features, concerts, and game broadcasts. The schedule highlights the Weston Symphony under conductor Pine, a United Nations program, detective serials with Lloyd Nolan and Claire Trevor, religious programs, and a World Series play by play with later resumés and contests, plus NBC late night segments and embedded trivia shows.
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Weston Symphony
Direepina
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Sere Fog Trssevitzky
Proram
United Nations
Migs du Lesuirs Doe
Detective Urama
Lloyd Nelan
Claire Trevor
Evers
Merrett Glenn
Grid Pros Offering First Full Program
NFL opens its first full slate of the season with all 10 teams active Sunday. Green Bay hosts Card-Pitt as the Packers seek a fourth straight win while Chicago Bears visit Cleveland. Washington visits Philadelphia in a 1944 debut, Boston and New York meet at Fenway with Brooklyn and Detroit meeting in Detroit.
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Packers
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Pitt
Chicago Bears
Washington
Redskins
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Detroit
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Giants
Poffenberger To Hurl Final Game
Williamsport Wildcats end their baseball season with a game against the ex Wildcats on the high school field. Boots Poffenberger, on furlough from the Marines, will start for the ex Wildcats after a standout season including 18 wins and a 1.17 ERA. The Leathernecks feature Jackie Kreps and Guy Glaser, a Blue Rocks alumnus, with Glaser hitting well over .200 and earning All Star honors. The 2:80 start benefits the Dug Out service paper aiding Christmas gifts for Williamsporters in the service.
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Southern Association
Alga
Jackie Kreps
Guy Glaser
Wilmington Blue Rocks
Glaser
Wildcat
Widl
Fine Grid Card On Tap Today
New York October notes preview college football third Saturday with Purdue Illinois Minnesota Michigan Iowa Northwestern Great Lakes Ohio State Iowa Mississippi Tennessee South Carolina facing tough matchups. Navy rebound, Duke Penn NC Duke clash highlighted by Army Navy style buzz. strong slate includes Notre Dame Tulane Yale Cornell Dartmouth Penn State Texas California USC.
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Facts And Figures On World Series by Associated Press
Standings show St Louis and St Louis with a mix of AL and NL notes. Three game total attendance 105,055, gross receipts 452,363.00, players share 231,210.12, commissioners share 45,273.15, each club and league shares 25,654.78, war relief 74,255.58. The piece also mentions historical notes on comets once called hairy stars or stellae cometae.
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St. Louis
St. Lois
Pep Rally at Hagerstown High Fires Up Martinsburg Clash
Several hundred students boosters and supporters of Hagerstown High and the Maroon and Gray eleven filled streets and blocks from the Y to the High School in a night long pep rally for this afternoon's Martinsburg game. The crowd carried banners shouted Beat Martinsburg and staged demonstrations at the High School during the day.
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Maroon and Gray Eleven
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Trafic
Brecheen in World Series outings and park nostalgia
Series notes report Harry Brecheen as the Cardinals pitching nominee who appeared in three of five world series games last year. Jimmy Brown and Enos Slaughter return to Sportsman's Park for the 1942 vibe as St Louis leads Browns 10 runs in four innings with two out scoring in every frame. Chief Mitchell authorizes police radio play by play to cover each game with scout car alerts.
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Harry Brecheen
Cardinal
Jimmy Brown
Redbirds
Jimmy
Memphis
Enog Slaughter
Sportsman's Park
Browns
James J. Mitchell
Thanks To Giuliani Gene Moore Gets World Series Chance
St Louis Browns outfielder Gene Moore nicknamed The Sphinx has surged to prominence in the World Series thanks to Angelo Giuliani. Moore drove in runs and fueled rallies in the first three games, with a key single in the third inning and a tying hit in the seventh. His career spans Cincinnati St Louis Boston Brooklyn Washington and the Browns, and he remains a strong defensive and base running presence despite a quiet demeanor.
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Sphinx
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Giuliani
Browns
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Moore
McQuinn
Silent Swan
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Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Bowling league scores and standings update from Neptune and Navy clubs
Potomac Edison League led by Styder 153 single game and Plure 363 three games. Neptune captains Nora Rouzer back post operation guiding two wins over Jupiter with single game 403 and team total 1404. other notable scores include Pearson 114 and Schwinger 320. Leiter's League saw Pope top single 112 and 298 double. Navy Coast Marines Women’s Victory League saw Ammunition, Tanks and Subs each win two games. high scores include Burwer 212 and Huldebrand 207.
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