It's No Longer Who Will Stop Tigers But How They Can Lose
The Tigers led the American League by one game after a 9 5 win over the Red Sox as Brownies and Yankees battled for position. Cleveland beat the Yankees 4 1 as White Sox swept Senators to stretch their streak. Cardinals, Pirates, Cubs, and Dodgers also won and lost, while Weintraub was suspended for lack of hustle after a rough game.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphis Athletics
Washington Senators
Browns
Yankees
L. Long
Mel Harder
Cleveland
A’s
Senators
Yanks
Red Sox
Marold Newlouser
Sox
Briggs Stadium
Tigers
Jack Kramer
Mark Christmas
Tvme
Chicago White Sox
Thornton Lee
Major League Leaders by the Associated Prom
National League top hitters include Walker of Brooklyn with 3 63 batting average and Nicholson of Chicago with 114 runs and 33 home runs. Musial leads hits and doubles while Barrett and Nicholson top triples and RBIs. American League leaders include Stirnweiss of New York with 118 runs and 192 hits. Etten leads home runs with 21. National grid results list Cleveland over Pitt-Chicago and Chicago over Green Bay.
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Brooklyn
Nicholson
Chicago
Musial
Louis
St. Louis
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Johnssr
Boston
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
Keltner
Cleveland
Etten
Staten
Porter Nenhouser
Detroit
Pitt
Green Bay
Notre Dame Navy Penn Open 1944 Grid Season
Notre Dame the top team opens its 1944 schedule alongside Navy Army Penn Ohio State and more. Key early matchups include Notre Dame vs Pitt under Ed McKeever and Navy vs North Carolina Pre Flight with others across the nation. Top games recount UCLA USC Duke Kentucky Michigan Illinois and Great Lakes Purdue upsets and state clashes in a brisk first weekend.
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Notre Dame
Navy
Army
Penn
Ohio State
Penn State
Oklahoma
Dartmouth
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Irish
Ed. McKeever
Frank Leahy
South
North Carolina
Annapolis
Midshipmen
West Point
Duke
Philadelphia
Missouri
Columbus
Muhlenberg
State College
Norman Navy Zoomers
Holy Cross
Hanover
Bucknell
Cornell
Yale
Coast Guard Academy
Colgate
Rochester
Columbia
Union
Brown
Tufts
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Wolverines
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Marquette
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Iowa Navy-Olathe Naval
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Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Florida
Kentucky
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Great Lakes
Michigan
Iowa Seahawke
Minnesota
Richmond
Mississipi
Syracuse
Bowling Scores and Standings In Local Leagues
Bowling scores from ATIA and Business Men’s leagues show high single games by Hildebrand and Lewin Rowland, with Stripes and White Stars trading wins. Team standings tighten, as North American, High Street Market, and Potomac Diner vie for first, with Hanrton and Fairchilds posting notable totals and high-game marks.
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Binchers
Joe Hildebrand
Turdis
Gore
Toalta Ainvinie
Lee
Minnieh
Mavehen Low
Au Jan Old Idebrand
Arderman
Mathing
J. Patterson
G. Mingle Tio J. Mibiott
Gue
Hing
Singee
Find- M
Lewin
Rowland
Anones
Jones
Evans
Petetey
Loat
Business Men's
North American
High Street Market
Potomac Diner
Hlway
Fairchilds
Williams
Cay
Tracy i Williams
Haupt
Crate Showe
Barnes
Drenner
Hoffman
Hildebrand Rikenbrode
Gross
FL Snyder
Lowman
Unclear match results from scattered scores
Fragmented OCR listing scattered baseball results and fixtures. Mentions St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Boston Chicago Cleveland New York Houston Washington and others with inconsistent punctuation and dates. Unable to determine a coherent single event or outcome from the text.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Wan
Vretroit
New York
Um Houston
Chicano
Philadelph
Washington
Sports Scores and Tomorrow’s Games Listed
New York defeats Boston 3 to 2, Brooklyn 10 to 3, Philadelphia 4 to 0. Cincinnati 2 to 1, Boston 1 to 0. St Louis 8 to 75? New York vs Boston appears. Cincinnati at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Boston scheduled for today.
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Tenntin
New York
Pitts
Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Bosten
Gamesx
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
New Yorks
Oklyn
Yesterday's Stars Spark Browns Two Two Victory
Yesterday's stars Mark Christman and Pinky Higgins sparked a Browns 2-2 win with a ninth inning scoring sequence and an error on the winning run. Tigers beat Red Sox for a fourth straight win as Hal Newhouser records his 2nd triumph behind timely hitting. Indians hold Yankees to four hits in a 4-1 victory that practically ends the Yankees' title bid. Whitey Kurowski and Ted Wilks lead Cardinals with Kurowski's homer in the opener for St Louis.
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Mark Christman
Browns
Dou
Athlet
Pinky Higgins
Tigers
Hom Errand
Red Sox
Hal Newhouser
Mel Harder
Indians
Kees
Yanks
Whitey Kurowski
Ted Wilks
Cardinals
Kurowski
Homer
High Gridders Showing Form For This Fall
Coach Eddie Semler aims to build a fast offense despite losing veterans. Openers set for October 7 vs Martinsburg with nineteen seniors and a large junior squad. key players include Jim McFarland, Dave Woltinger, and Galen Worden. The team plans to use speed and deception, scrimmages continue daily, and two squads may form by season end.
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Eddie Semler
Martinsburg
Dave Woltinger
Jim McFarland
Galen Worden
Semler
Mrs Payne Whitney Dies Leader In Society And Turf
New York dated September 25 reports the death of Mrs Payne Whitney a dominant figure in American society and horse racing. Daughter of John Hay former Secretary of State she married Payne Whitney owner of Greentree Stables with a 250 million estate. She bred Two Derby winners Twenty Grand and Shut Out among others and was 68 at death mar ried in 1902.
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New York
Payne Whitney
John Hal
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Greentree Stables
Carrie
Whitney
Washington
Great Britain
Bears Fall to Packers in Chicago Debut Loss
Chicago Bears led by Sid Luckman staged a late rally but were stunned 42-28 by Curly Lambeau’s Packers in Green Bay. The Rams beat the Steelers 36-28 as Donelli’s return to coaching began with a win. Lou Brock scored for Green Bay, and Hutson added a touchdown and six straight extra points.
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Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Wis
Packers
Curly Lambeau
Cleveland Rams
Pittsburgh
Ensign Luckman
Bears
Maritime Service
Champs
Lou Brock
Ted Frisch
Oldster
Don Hutson
Cleveland
Bulf Donelli
Donelli
Rams
Tom Collela
Jim Benton
Pitts
Lou Zontini
Lancaster Wins Over Allentown in Drama at Final
Lancaster Red Roses defeated Allentown Cardinals 4 to 3 in the Interstate playoffs. Lou Parisse tied the game with a bases loaded double in the eighth inning, then Froggy Brunswick walked in the winning run. Crowd was 3,458. Also noted Buffalo beat Baltimore 4 to 2 with Buffalo leading 3-2 in the series.
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Ie Roses
Allentown
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Roses
Froggy
Brunswick
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Mazur
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MecCrabb
Parisse
Buffalo Holds 3-2 Edge over Orioles
Baltimore Orioles fight to stay alive in the Governor's Cup playoff as Stan West starts for the Orioles in Municipal Stadium against the Buffalo Bisons. Buffalo leads 3-2 in a best four-of-seven series after a 4-2 win yesterday. Joe Orrell pitched for Buffalo, with Walter Wilson limiting Baltimore to seven hits.
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Buffalo Bisons
Municipal Stadium
West
Bisons
Buffalo
Tommy Thomas
Orioles
Newark
Joe Orrell
Eehay
U Muu Charles
Embree
Walter Wilson
Baltimoreans
Jig Easy Sugar Queen aids war effort on front lines
Radio program notes JESQ, an Army Signal Corps portable transmitter created by Lieut. James E. Rugg, served from a 21 ton truck with jeep power. Operating at 1500 kilocycles, the device relays signals to London as a mobile west pocket studio. Rugg, a former amateur, earned the nickname from his days. Football results included Camp Lee 47 over Indiantowa and Preflight 27 to 14.
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Jesu
Army Signal Corps
James E. Rugg
Ledonde Beach
Calif
Jesq
English
London
Rugg
NBC
S. Walter Pidgeon
Howard Barlow
Voorhees
Lily Pen
Henry J. Kaiser
CBS
Bob Hawk
Vox Poppers
Don Ameche
Dick Powell
Horace
Camp Lee
Indiantowa
Cherry Point
Locally Bred Boxers Win at Autumn All-breed Sanction Match
Two locally bred Boxer puppies won first and second prizes in the 6 to 9 month puppy bitch class at the Autumn All-breed Sanction match in Ballston Virginia. First prize went to Patricia Jane of Wildwood, owned by R. N. Hirsch, Arlington County, VA, who recently bought the dog from J. Clark Willson. Sonya of Wildwood, shown by Miss Jane Willson, earned second prize. both are daughters of Lass of Wildwood, sired by Kniff von Doin Bluienau of Bermere. Miss Willson also earned prizes in girls handling classes at the show.
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Old Dominion Kennel Club
Patricia Jane
Wildwood
R. N. Hirsch
Arlington County
J. Clark Willson
Sonya
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