Tigers Preseason Spy Scouting Cubs Inhouse Report
The article details Cubs scouts collecting information on the Tigers during workouts and preseason moves. It mentions Red Smith's role, Bruce Connatserth and Steve ONeill’s ties, and pitchers Hank Borowy and Hal Newhouser. It notes a lighthearted locker room atmosphere and chestnut talk about groceries and Swedish smorgasbord jokes.
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Fe Preddy Fitzsimmons
Tigers
Cubs
Sy Grimm
Bruce
Red Smith
Steve Deven
New York
Repty
Roy Johnson
Grimm
Red
Yale Tries Passes for Holy Cross in Bowl Preparations
Yale football outlined passing plays as they prepare to face Holy Cross on the bowl. Coan and Indications point to a cautious approach while Crusaders pursue a strong defense and relentless pressure.
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Yale
Holy Cross
Haven
Coan
Yestercar
Att Deas Wag
Quanerteck
Olsen Cortez to Feature at Bucci A C Show
Schenectady bantamweights Artie Olsen of E and Manny Cortez of Mechanicville will clash in the Averound feature of the Bucci A C outdoor boxing show Wednesday night at the Erie Boulevard Arena. Tony Zito and Ralph Maravista meet in the five round semi final. Six preliminaries start at 6 45 o'clock.
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Schenectady
Artie Olsen
Manny Cortez
Mechanicville
Wil Vlash
Bucci A. C
Erie’ Boulevard
Tony Zito
Thce
Ralph Maravista
Mechanicville Feathers
Rival Managers Stand Pat Ahead of Tigers Cubs World Series
Rival managers keep pitching plans unchanged as the Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs prep for the World Series. Grimm may start Don Tabaarinim at second base while O Neill and others study Cubs speed. Greenberg and Mayo pace Detroit batting drill as both teams eye the opener.
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Tigers
Cubs
Cavarrella
Aed
Olson
Grimm
Secon
O'Neill
Selfi
Timm
Spark
Kim
Eddie Mayo
Roy Culierbine
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
World Series Preview Shapes Up As 1945 Classic Opens
The 1945 World Series between the Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs looms as a tense clash of power hitters and pitching nerves. Steve ONeill says Tigers feel calm yet ready for the stakes while Hank Greenberg eyes home runs and Cubs resist pressure. Weather outlook promises fair skies for the opener with warmer, possible showers later in the series.
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Sarlings
Gegson
Steve Oneill
Tigers Yesterdas
Thelf
Tigers
Steve Save
Owenl
Hank Greenberg
Hank
Pli
Steve
Oneill
Cobb
Boston
Picher
Cubs
Jim Tobin
Detroit
W. W. Oak
U. S
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Emotional Whirl Grips Motor City
Detroit buzzed on the eve of America's first peacetime World Series as the Tigers prepared to meet the Chicago Cubs. A capacity crowd of 35,000 filled Briggs Stadium while hotels swelled with patrons and transit traffic strained. Ticket scalpers moved fast as seeable demand drove three game tickets to $18 each and fans lined up for a weeklong festival atmosphere surrounding the championship series.
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Detroit
America
Rost Tigers
Chicare Cuss
Tevay
Shizes
Sedum
Great Lakes
Woodward Avenas
Sportzion Systema
Der
Briggs Stadium
Bet
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Bowling Notes Reveal League Scores Across Churches
Foster led with a 434 series and 3 pins, aiding Trinity Methodists against St Mark's in a split win. Ray Eaton posted 245 and 373, guiding First Presbyterian to a 2 1 victory over Westminster Presbyterians, while Green Island Methodists won two of three games from Danish Lutherans. Multiple players topped high scores as clubs like the Victory League and Independent League reported strong totals and season-best marks.
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Danish Lutherans
Anton Sorensen
Dantes
Adam Hopson
Ray Eaton
Geason
Presbyterian
Simi i
Westminster Press
Kyterians
Bod
Grace Methodists
Roy Dexter
WD Aldrich
Grace
Ken Parsons
Kegier
Albany Senators
Kia Seares
Thomas Hardson
Oval
Senators
Hawkins Stadium
Hartford
Wilkes Barre
Simba
Scranton
Binghamton
Williamsport
Gmase
Elmira
World Series At a Glance Cubs vs Tigers Schedule
The Chicago Cubs face the Detroit Tigers in the World Series with games Oct 2 4 5 at Briggs Stadium Detroit and Oct 6 7 8 10 at Wrigley Field Chicago. Starting times 1 and 3 PM EST. Batteries Borowy Livingston Newhouser Richards. Umpires Summers Passarella Jorda Conlon. Attendance Briggs Stadium about 5000 and capacity 44000 at Wrigley. Managers Grima and ONeill. Weather cloudy cool 66. Tigers favored betting action reported.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Schedele
Brigex Stadium
Detroit
Wiigter Field
Chicago
Hank Borowy
Mickey Livingston
Hal Newhouser
Paul Richards
Bill Summers
Art Passarella
American Teague
Jorda
Jake Conlon
Briggs Stadium
Taracit
Wrigley Field
Charley Grima
Tigers
Steve O'Neill
Motrall
Tigery Lafored
Navy and Notre Dame square off in Southern grid slate
The national top two football games October fifth are set forty miles apart with Navy facing Georgia Tech and Notre Dame battling Georgia Tech for a renewal. Other key clashes feature Michigan versus Northwestern and Purdue versus Wisconsin with a full slate across the South and East.
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Harry Gratson
New York
NEA
Durham
Notre Dame
Atlanta
Georgie Tech
Army
Onix
Dex
Srogate
Navy
Yim
Duke
Cherce
Georgia
George Tech
Carola
Formas
Timots
Boddy Doda
Tech
Sie
Ownton
Purdue
Wisconsin
Alabama
Louisiana State
Harry Gimes
Auburn
Missiasioni State
Missiasigni
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
William and Mary
Caroline Zets
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Clemson
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Virginia Tech
Asipal
Tulane
Miami
Coral Gables
Rick Bkinois
Indiana
Northwestern
Hlini
Marquez
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Michigan State
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Mississippi
Ohig State
Iowa
Pittsburg
Bucknell
Detroit
Scranton
Oklahoma
Texas A and M
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Olathe
Wake Forest
Deacona
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Penn State
Callgate
Temple
New York University
Lou Little
Columbia Lions
Syracuse
Boston College
Brown
Maroustte
Villanova
Harvard
Princeton
Tufts
Lafsyette
Crimson
Tigers
Leopards
Holy Cross
Stan Koslowski
Aill
Yale
Cornell
Rensselaer Poly
Rochester
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Arkanna
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Ohio State
Drake
Texas Tesh
Southwestern
Georgetown
Tex
Tulsa
Texas
Rice
Rockies
Denver
Utah
State
Brigham Young
Colorado State
New Mexico
California
Washington
Saint Mary's Ftares
Nevada
Washington State
Oregon State
Ucla
Oregon
Saint Mary
Pacific
Idaho
Longden Leads Hollywood Riders Inglewood
Longden maintained his Hollywood Park jockey lead with 21 winners in 5 starts through last Saturday. John Adams tracked with 23 firsts in 106 mounts, adding 15 seconds and thirds to Longden's 13 places and nine shows. Bailey and Craigmyle tied for third with 32 winners.
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Inglewood
World Series Preview Amid Busy Fall Sports Slate
Detroit hosts Chicago in the opening World Series game as pundits forecast a six game Tigers triumph. The piece notes poised Cubs depth and Newhouser’s form while highlighting college football, scholastic schedules, and city high school showdowns that follow the baseball series.
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Colege
Troy High
LaSalle
Catholic Central High
Lansingburg
North Troy
Baseball Writers' World Series Picks Recalled
A Chicago Daily News tally recalls spring predictions by New York oF-The Detroit iChicago scribes about the 1945 World Series. The Tigers were favored by most, with Cards and Pirates in the first division, while Washington and Brooklyn exceeded expectations and others underperformed amid looming drafts and missing stars.
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New York
Detroit
Cardinals
Browns
Francis Powers
Chicago Daily News
Steve O'Neill
Tigers
Onei
Yanks
Charley Grimm
Bruins
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Claude Passeau
Paul Derfager
Bob Chipman
Hank Wyse
Grimm
Larry MacPhail
Hank Borowy
Cubs
Pirates
Boston
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Phillies
Washington
Brooklyn
Nats
Roger Wolff
Branth Hickey
Leo Durocher
Dodger
Bear Mountain
Brooks
Flatbush
Hans Greenberg
Charley Kelier
Red Ruffing
Bobby Feller
Race entries outline pacing races and purses
The racing card lists multiple pacing and trotting events with purses from 250 to 590 dollars. Entries include drivers such as Scott, Cratgy, Goller Hoof, Ray Worth, Mike Walkers, Calumet Meas, Ray Hanover, Yakod Cedar Direct, Climatic Express, Meenan, and others with various horses across six races. Also noted are eligible entries and first division outlines for several races.
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Sper Scott
Yakod! Cedar
Climatic Express
Meenan
Agen
Piret
Tanan
C. Toxne
Gia Hanover
A. Rodney
Burma
Craig
Wate Song
A. Willams
Zortta Brooke
Sargent
Gold Springs Ford
Derlin
Bumier Balas
Sole
Ford
Firat
Sarreniy’ v. Crmasty
Crag
Peemerth Crain
C. Towne Stabie
Major Staley
Frineo
Petra
Boatway
Parmar
Prian Hatover
Stout
ePrince Aye
Fr. Jones
Oroom
Madeline Hanover
Ariver
Herama Sim
Netesa Breeet
H. Busheay
F. Jones
Prince Adam
Beverly Binnen
H. Creole
Mitzie Mire
Latchy Day Tiberos
C. Pecktash
Mixa Alene Peters
F. Parks
Peter Alloeth
Bet, Jr
Real One
Dorn
Rafus Ravover
C. Feckhars
Bashwsy
Chapdelaine
Mancini Beats Simms Easily in Broadway Arena Bout
Brooklyn boxer Lenny Mancini returned from army service and outpointed Stanley Simms in an eight round New York bout at Broadway Arena. Mancini outweighed his rival by four pounds and secured a clear victory.
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Lenny
Soom Boom) Mancini
Brooklyn
Stanley
Baby) Simms
Broadway Arena
Mancini
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