Michigan Camp Grant Tussle Tops Season Opener
Yale meets Rochester at New Haven as Michigan Wolverines open the 1943 grid season against Camp Grant bolstered by Bill Daley and Elroy Hirsch. A 11,000 crowd is expected as Charley Bachman faces Fritz Crisler while Purdue Great Lakes, Cornell Bucknell, Wisconsin Marquette, and Illinois Iowa Seahawks games fill the day.
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Minnesota
Bill Daley
Wisconsin
Elroy Hirsch
Valserines
Ilinois
Charley Bachman
Michiigan State
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Fritz Crisier
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Cornell
Bucknell
Yale
Rochester
Marquette
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Iowa Seahawks
Weekend gridiron slate features Duke Camp Lejeune clash
Michigan meets Camp Grant Purdue faces Great Lakes Cornell test Bucknell Yale hosts Rochester Wisconsin plays Marquette Illinois tackles Iowa Indiana vs Miami (D) Duke battles Camp Lejeune Marines Southwestern faces North Texas Aggies Muhlenberg vs Villanova Yale and Rochester meet in Yale Bowl East standout game Rochester boasts solid results Yale Bowl tilt with Muhlenberg Teh Southwest sees Southwestern versus North Texas Aggies headlining with strong line play versus aerial attack
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Marquette
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Iowa Seahawks
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Camp Lajeune Marines
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Indiana
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Camp Lejeune
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Eddie Cameron
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Eli
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Degroot
New Haven
North Texas
Tigers Nip Indians in Ninth Inning Rally
Cleveland Allie Reynolds fanned 12 and blanked Detroit until the ninth when the Tigers scored twice on three hits and an error to win. Paul Trout wild pitched in the Indians lone seventh inning run. Dice Wakefield Toe Moacd Jimmy Outlaw and Hocheit drove in Detroit's two ninth inning runs. Cross knocked out Philadelphia’s Wally Cross in the fifth at Olympia Arena.
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Cleveland
Allie Reynolds
Detroit Tigers
Bengals
Clevelands Indians
Paul
Dizzs
Nats Break Yankees Streak 6-3 Behind Newsom
Washington pitchers Buck Newsom and Red Donald quieted the Yankees as the Nationals won 6 to 3. Case, Spence, and Vernon sparked early offense while Wensloff was chased after three innings. The win boosts Washington into second in the American League with seven straight victories overall.
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Buck Newsom
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Charley Wensloff
Atley Donald
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Spence
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Newsome
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Exton
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Priddy
Sullivan
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Berry and
Fuperas
Scranton Edges Hartford in Semi Final with Two Runs
Scranton defeated Hartford 2 to 0 in game three of the EL Playoffs semi finals at Bulkeley Stadium to take a 2-1 lead. Al Widmer pitched a 2 hitter over seven innings for Scranton with Bill Howerton’s inside-the-park? Not accurate.
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VPI
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Hartford Laurel
Bulkeley Stadium
Pete Naktenis
Hartford South Paw
Ben Steiner
Bill Howerton
Miners
Naktenis
Widmer
Chisox Edge Browns 2 1 to End Streak
Chicago White Sox defeat St Louis Browns 2 to 1 as Tony Cuccinello drives in the decisive run with a eighth inning fly ball to score Guy Cartright. Orval Grove gains his 12th win while Denny Gatehouse drops his 10th. Browns collect ten hits off Grove while Sox notch nine off Gilehouse.
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Chicago AP
Tony Cuccinello
Guy Cartright
Chicago White Sox
Browns
St. Louis
Orval Grove
Denny Gatehouse
Sox
Gilehouse
Purdue Sets Sights On Great Lakes In Naval V-12 Match
Great Lakes football aims for a second win of 2943 as it faces Purdue today at Nevatining Station. Purdue brings a full roster including transfers from Notre, Ford, North Dakota and Shortieff, with Ray Jones and Joe Schwarzing forming a new passing duo from Texas University.
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UPI
Nevatining
Purdue
Tre Boilermakers
Nae
Marine Uaimees
Nois
Fordour
North Dakota
Shortieff College
Victor
Fort Riley
Ray Jones
Joe Schwarzing
University of Texas
Mont Pleasant to Play Football This Fall
Mont Pleasant High School will play in interscholastic football this fall Coach Nicholas Rieg announced yesterday. A team is being organized to face Nott Terrace High School and other games are being arranged. The school had previously said it would drop the sport this year.
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Schenectady
Mont Pleasant High School
Nicholas Rieg
Nott Terrace High School
Walker Cooper Delivers in 10th for Cards Win 2-1 Over Cubs
In Chicago, a walk off double by Walker Cooper plated Stan Musial in the tenth as St Louis defeated Chicago 2 to 1 to close within one game of the pennant. Mort Cooper earned win number 20 in relief, Ray Sanders homered for St Louis, and Chicago’s early lead was erased by tight Cards defense and pitching.
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Musial
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St Louis
Stan
Mort Cooper
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburg Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cooper
Ray Sanders
Redbirds
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Grid Dodgers to Meet All-Stars for Charity
An All-Star eleven and the Brooklyn Dodgers of the National Professional Football League will play tomorrow at the municipal stadium with proceeds to the Joyce Kilmer Post American Legion Service Men's Fund. Former Coe and Art Gottiswick High School star will join the All-Stars, with Hempstead II.A. supplying most players and Joe Ray coaching the team.
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American Legion
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Art Gotti
Wolverines Open Season At Rockford Stadium Tilt
Michigan's Wolverines meet Camp Grant in a season opener at Rockford High School this afternoon before about 20 000 fans. Coach Fritz Crisler plans to start ten Navy Marine trainees and one civilian against the Soldiers led by Charley Bachman of Michigan State College. A potential upset troubles the favorite, with Crisler acknowledging Camp Grant may challenge for an early lead.
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Camp Grant
Finois
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Crister
Charley Bachman
Michigan State College
Baseball Yesterday and Today Standings and Schedules
Baseball scores show New York 6 Brooklyn 4 and Cincinnati 6 St. Louis 2 in ten innings. Standings list St Louis leading with 92 wins and 64 losses, followed by Brooklyn 62, Cincinnati 74 62, Pittsburg 74 68, Chicago 61 63, Boston 59 75, Philadelphia 69 7, New York 51 85. Today’s games include Chicago at St Louis, Brooklyn at New York, Philadelphia at Boston, and Detroit at Cleveland among other matchups. American League results include Washington 6 New York 3 and Detroit 2 Cleveland 1, with several games on tap.
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C Barrett
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Cleveland
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St Lews
Newhouser
Kennedy
Giants Triumph Over Dodgers 6 to 4 in NL Clash
New York Giants rallied with four runs in the seventh inning to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 4. The rally featured a bases loaded walk, a key triple by Johnny Rucker, and timely singles. Dodgers faced elimination as St Louis moved closer to clinching the pennant. Cincinnati hoped for a further setback.
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New York AP
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
S:d Gordon
Sants
New York
Kirby Higbe
Johnny Rucker
Mickey Witek
Gordon
Nap Reyes
Joe Kerr
Mel Ott
Ken Chase
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Les Webber
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Abrhada Bordogaray
Vaughan
Herman
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Witek
Melaine Lanchardt
Chane _Loxing
Webber
Reardon
Goeth
Ballanfant
12 000 Expected at Rochester Yale Game
New Haven Connecticut Yale hosts Rochester in the first football meeting between the schools. Over 12 000 spectators expected for a 3 pm kickoff as Yale battles injuries and ineligibilities while relying on Howie Odell and Ray Scusvel in a possible clash of systems.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Rochester
Navy
Marine
Bulldogs
Dad DeGroot
Howie Odell
Yellow Jackets
Blue
Ray Scusvel
LaMotta Beats Basora In Detroit Middleweight Bout
Jake LaMotta of New York defeated Jose Basora of Puerto Rico in a ten round decision at Olympic Stadium Detroit before about 7 000 fans paying 18 000 dollars. LaMotta weighed 162 3 4 pounds while Basora was lighter by roughly five pounds.
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New York
Jose Basora
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Barons Rally to Tie Series in Elmira Thriller
Wilkes-Barre Barons beat Elmira Pioneers 4-3 at Ar tillery Park to even the Governor's Cup semi final at two games each. Lefty Joe Kleine earned the win after Pennington walked five. Elmira starter Art Jones left after five as Lazzeri prepared Palita for the decider in Elmira.
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Roy Hlunk
Elmira
Tony Lazzeri
Bobo Palita
Joe Pennington
Barons
Joe Kleine
Kleine
Pennington
Art Jones
Goedee
Alex
Notre Dame Faces Stingy Season With Small Squad
Notre Dame’s 1944 football squad, one of the smallest in years, faces a tough slate with up to 50 players and several Marines transfers. Key figures include Bertelli leaving for the Marines, quarterback Bertelli, captain Pat Filley, and versatile Lujack. The Irish open at Pitt on Sept 25 and play nine straight Saturdays, with uncertainties at many positions and a young, inexperienced lineup.
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Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Marine Corps
Julius Rykovich
Illinois
Marine
Angelo Bertelli
Pat Filley
Marines
Johnny Lujack
Connellsville
Creighton Miller
Bertelli
Lujack
Jim Mello
Stanford
Rykovich
Bob Kelly
Lee High
Chicago
Paul Limont
Jack Gilly
Jim White
Zig Czarobski
John Adams
Arkansas Giant
Captain Filley
Joe Signatgo
Filley
Pirates Beat Reds 1 0 In Pitchers Battle At City Park
Max Butcher out pitched Bucky Walters as the Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Cincinnati Reds 1 to 0 last night. Al Lopez scored the deciding run in the fifth on Steve Mesner’s misplayed ball and Pete Coscarart’s single.
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Bunker Rated Best of Army's Grid Greats
Sergt. Marty Mahan praises Col. Paul D. Bunker as the greatest Army football player, with Vidal also highly regarded. The piece recalls West Point life, coaches, and cadet drills, highlighting dedication, teamwork, and the school’s football spirit at West Point.
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New York
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West Point
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Gene Vidal
Cornell to Pry Off Bucknell in 10 Game Opener
Ithaca conditions unfold as Cornell launches a 10 game season at Schoellkopf Field against Bucknell in the first meeting in 28 years. Coach Carl Snavely fields a lean lineup with few returnees and relies on service veterans like Cleo Calcagni and Fenn captain-elect. Bucknell mentor Johnny Sitarsky counters with eight lettermen and service stars Gene Hubka and Jim Worst. Crowd expected around 6000.
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Meredith Cushing
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Jim Worst
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Marquette Favored To Whip Wisconsin
Marquette University’s football team is favored to beat Wisconsin in the annual clash. Expected Marquette starters include Alois Vogt at quarterback John Rudan at left half Paul Copoulos at right half Hal Eigner at fullback. Wisconsin projects Len Cailigaro at quarterback Paul McLaughlin at left half Don Kindt at right half Bob Piper at fullback. Mel Laughlin had varsity experience at Detroit. Bill Combs, ex Purdue and NFL, to start as Marquette end.
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Alois Vogt
John Rudan
Paul Copoulos
Hal Eigner
Len Cailigaro
Paul McLaughlin
Don Kindt
Bob Piper
MelLaughlin
Detroit
Bill Combs
Purdue
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