Early Season Football Forecast Signals Low Scoring
Four college games last weekend delivered low totals with two touchdowns by winners and single scores for three losers. Yale beat Muhlenberg 13 8, Rochester downed Baldwin Wallace 14 6, Swarthmore beat Ursinus 12 to, and Central Michigan topped Alma 13 to. Military teams posted higher scores as Camp Grant defeated a finals squad 23 0. Presbyterian College prevailed 1 0 over Fort Jackson 59th, while Peru Nebraska Teachers edged St Joseph 7 0. Upcoming games include Presbyterian at Georgia and Camp Grant soldiers versus Michigan stars. Gene Hermanski of the Dodgers drove in two runs in his first week, drawing two bases loaded walks and rarely missing a pitch.
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Rice Owls Seek Passer to Lead Ground Threat in SWC
Rice Owls coach Jess Neely, famed for a strong ground attack, says a passer is essential for the 1940s lineup. Bucky Sheffield may handle kicking and running, but Rice aims for improved passing to counter top SWC rivals as they open the season September 25 against Randolph Field, with Kucera gaining eligibility for the squad.
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Bucky Sheffield
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Bucky
Charley Malmberg
Letterman
Orville Crutchfield
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Bob Zellman
Sheffield
H. J. Nichols
Leonard Kilgore
Louisane Poly
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Air Forces
Race Entries for Today Aqueduct Card and Hawthorne Park
A long list of races across Aqueduct and Hawthorne Park details purses, ages, distances, and numerous entries. Notable names include Gallant Agent Pinay Grier Veliki Luki Your Reward and Air SupRemacy among Aqueduct runners while Hawthorne Park features Wrenks tenate Shuri shritt xMight step and other listed horses across eleven races.
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Hockey League Plans Season During War Years
The National Hockey League plans to operate in the 1943-44 season but notes government requirements may block continued play. Rangers manager Lester Pstruck said the league is waiting for Ottawa’s instructions on permits for cross border players. A new working agreement with the International Ice Hockey Association was concluded, details undisclosed.
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National Hockey League
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Patrick
International Ice Hockey Association
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Waltons Triumph Over Watervliet Cards 10 to 9
Walton Wings defeated Watervliet Cardinals 10 to 9 at Watervliet High School diamond yesterday. Ralph Kershaw earned the win with 14 hits allowed and nine strikeouts. Duframe was his catcher. Cards used Bill Anderson and Jim Welden. Keough Duframe and Austin led the winners with three hits each.
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Waterviet Cardinals
Watervliet High School
Ralph Kershaw
Duframe
Pichers
Bill Anderson
Jim Welden
Keough
Austin
Chalky Wright to Meet Young in 10 Round Season Opener
Los Angeles former world featherweight champion Chalky Wright will fight Terry Young of New York in a ten round bout at the Arena on September 24. Promoter Herman Taylor said the handicap bout features Young posting a forfeit to reach a 188 pound weight.
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Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Terry Young
New York
Herman Taylor
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Bears Wallop Redskins 21-14 in Exhibition Thriller
Baltimore crowds watched the Bears topple the reigning NFL champions 21-14 as Sid Luckman outdueled Sammy Baugh. Harry Clark scored twice and Hampton Pool caught a 24 yard TD pass, while Wilbur Moore and Moore connected for late Redskins scores.
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Slingin
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Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Chicago
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Clark
Bears
Wilbur Moore
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Bob Snyder
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Top Heavies On Week's Fistie Card
New York boxing week features Bettina Juamy Bivins and Tam Maurietto among the top heavies. Bettina, an Army corporal, and Bivins lead a Cleveland bill Wednesday in a 10 round bout. The Newark Star-Ledger promotes a benefit card with Mary Drury as the cause.
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Cleveland
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Newark
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Ranova
New Orleans
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Spain
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Alex Dole
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Juan Villlba
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Cecil Hudson
Los Angeles
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Johnny Carter
Chester
Danny Cox
Tommy Reed
Columbus
Ohio
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Rochester Fends Off Baldwin Wallace in Intercollegiate Opener
Rochester defeated Baldwin Wallace 41 to 46 in the earliest intercollegiate gridiron opener in years. University of Rochester rallied with four touchdowns led by backs George Sutes and Lee Tressel, with supporting scores from others as 6,000 fans watched in upstate New York.
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Bear Outfielder Joins Coast Guard in Newark
Ed Levy, Newark outfielder, passed his medical at the Newark Induction Center and was sworn in as Coast Guardsman. The six foot five player will report to Manhattan Beach Coast Guard Station, New York. Teammates Joe Page and Mike Gark were rejected for military service.
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Giants Overpower Lions In Exhibition Clash 21-14
New York Giants defeated Detroit Lions 21-14 in an exhibition before 11 000 spectators. Key moments included Ned Matthews passing into Giants hands late in the fourth, Len Younce returning a tipped ball to set up a Giants drive, and Carl Kinscherf scoring on a short run after a Lions attempt. Ward Cuff converted drives for both early scores and an additional TD followed a Lions kickoff return.
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Yale gridder Wayne Johnson in hospital after injury
Wayne Johnson former Harvard football star who played for Yale in the Muhlenberg game was reported in good condition at New Haven Hospital. He is treated for a fractured cervical vertebrae suffered early in Saturday's contest.
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Polk Wins Frear Park Golf Event At Frear Park
Polk captured the Hepp Trophy at Frear Park links yesterday defeating Robert Maxwell two and one. Polk led one up at the turn and kept a steady pace to close out the match on the second nine. Sestito, last year’s winner, was eliminated in an early round. the field included Park and Barker Serman as notable players. The one hole record at Frear Park stands at 32, set by Jack Croker in 1935 and tied by Barker Serman in 1969.
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Booters Open Season With 2-0 Win and Injury Loss
The R P L booters defeated Sche nectady Field club 2 to 0 at North Field while star halfback Staiger broke his leg in the opening period and is out for the season. Captain Felix Terran led Engineers to a 2 to 0 victory over Dorp club, scoring once and drawing a foul for the second goal.
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