Brecheen Sicks Before Payoff Amid Rowdy Victory
A chaotic post game scene follows a decisive baseball season closer as Brecheen battles illness, Dyer pumps up his squad with pep talks, beer flows generously, and Cronin, Cr...
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Bulldogs Prep For Johnstown Game Sunday
Coach Steve Scarchilli’s Troy Bulldogs ready for Sunday’s key clash with undefeated Johnstown Olympians at Notre Dame field. Troy adds 210-pound guard Ken Webster, ex Troy High and Army veteran, to bolster line after four years service, with Webster having played on a championship Army Troop Carrier team.
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Iowa Team Scores Move After Decontrol Order
The Iowa Suitt College Poolball squad welcomed a decontrol order that allows more meat for meals. Members prepared to eat horace meat this week but authorities said the order would enable proper provisioning and avoid shortages.
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Tulsa Gliders Entertain, Fiahut Ludi Leads Workout
The University of Tulsa athlete Ludi yesterday held a final workout session before traveling to Detroit for an Intersectional game tonight in Motor City. Petvall Univare ally plays in the event, aiming to outrun today.
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Slaughter's Great Base Running Wins Card Final Series Tilt
Slaughter delivers a crucial base running play as the St Louis Cardinals clinch the final series against the Red Sox 4 3. Campbell scores on a forceout, Musial, DiMaggio, and Waller shine in defense and offense. Dickson struggles briefly but steadies, while Slaughter’s timely plays seal the championship in Blue play-offs.
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The Cat First Lefthander To Win Three World Series Games
Marry (The Cat) Beaclown pitched for the St Louis Cardinals to a 1-0 shutout of the Boston Red Sox, becoming the first lefthander to win three World Series games. He relieved Murry Huckson in the eighth, then closed out the game as Cardinal bats produced four hits in the second. The victory set multiple new World Series pitching records across both clubs, including most assists by a second baseman and most pitchers used in a single game.
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Slaughter and Walker drive early runs in tense game
Walker tied the game with a double after Slaughter’s reach and a misplayed relay. Slaughter slid in to score as the Pirates fans and fielders scrambled in a late rally. Dobson, DiMaggio, and Doen all starred in the tense matchup as the Marlins fought to the final out.
Breadon Denies Reported Bids For Cardinals
St Louis owner Sam Breadon denies a Sports News report that two syndicates headed by Mark Steinberg and Lewis Mayer bid for the St Louis Cardinals. Breadon calls the story untrue and says he knows how to run the club.
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Swall Players Trade Sends McDonald to Miami Seahawks
Brooklyn vPh Dodgers exchange sends Walter McDonald formerly of Tulane to the Miami Seahawks. McDonald to be used as a back and blocker, with Rodgers at guard. Trades announced by All America Football Conference column.
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Francis Books 21 Games and Garden Matchups Listed
Brooklyn St. Wiatels College of Brooklyn announced a 21 game season with five in Madison Square Garden. Schedule includes New York UW and St. John's as key foes and Laos with Louisiana State in Philadelphia and Lincoln, Nebraska. Promotion Day at Nebraska brings changes in players. Pennsylvania's Bob Kvanay to start as Vill and Penn faces Virginia at Franklin Field.
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Bowling Notes and Highlights of Play on Troy Alleys
Bowling notes from Troy and vicinity alleys highlight top scores in the 500 class with Fuley 604 and Moroc 680 leading, while DeMunta 581 and Motina 601 pace the 500 group. Team play features the Alpis grillimen falling to Van Schafey Gulf Cut with 201 675 for the winners and Terminal Tavern overpowering Venusinn with all cups over 800 marks. Women’s division sees Batty Vogt lead Mayfair Victory with 1 7 4. other high marks include Trent Waskrow and Rita Zwolenik.
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Cronin Salutes Cardinal Outfielders After Sox Loss
Joe Cronin praised the Cardinals' defensive outfield play as the Red Sox fell short in the pennant race. He noted Eddie Dyer's team was the better side and cited Willliams's struggles amid the postgame turmoil, with Cronin and Chandler exchanging formalities.
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Cardinals Win Series in Classic Final Pitch Duel
In a dramatic 1942 baseball finale, Red Schoendienst and Harry Brecheen anchor St Louis to a victory over the Yankees. Slaughter gobbles a pivotal triple, Musial shines, and questions loom on key plays as fans revel in the Cards’ triumph and national pride.
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Dolly King Signs with Rochester in National Basketball League
Dolly King joins Rochester as the defending National Basketball League champions announce the signing. The acquisition, announced by Daly Hing, involves Langdoland, Wink, and other players with pro experience from the Long, Tran Grumtiunt, New York Ruculsaaree, and Washington HAG Bears, boosting Rochester’s title-contending roster.
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Graham Secures Narrow Decision Over Cleo Shane
New York boxer Graham outpoints Cleo Shane in a ten round feature at Broadway Arena. Graham weighed 141 pounds to Shane's 130, with Graham claiming a points victory after a disciplined display. Brooklyn welterweight Pete Muncavnera stopped Jimmy Conn in the seventh round at 21.
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Penn State Game Predicts Largest Attendance in Years
Penn State announced yesterday that all seats have been paid for Saturday's home game against Michigan State, forecasting a sellout crowd. The official capacity and temporary stands will enable attendance exceeding 20,000, signaling the largest turnout in more than a decade.
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