Pollet slated to start fifth World Series game for Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals, rested ace Howie Pollet to face Boston in game five at Fenway. Cronin faces tough choice between Harris or Dobson as Red Sox seek to rebound after a 12 to 3 loss and a record 20 hits by St. Louis.
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Leo H. Petersen
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Howie Pollet
Rudy York
Red Sox
Sportsman's Park
Eddie Dyer
Redbirds
Howie
Pollet
Mickey Harris
Joe Dobson
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Big Tex Hughson
Cardinals
Fenway Park
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Harris
St. Louis
Dobson
Harry
the Cat) Brecheen
Har- Cronin
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Hughson
Dyer
Murty Dickson
Cardinal
George
Big Red) Munger
New York Giants
Giants
New York Yankees
Whitey Kurowski
Hal Wagner
Joe Garagiola
Dom DiMaggio
Sox
Wagner
Kurowski
Charley Berry
Series At A Glance For World Series Asgle
The article outlines the remaining schedule for the World Series between AL Bestes and NL St. Louis. It lists fifth game in Boston, sixth and seventh games in St. Louis, with possible pitchers Pollet Harris or Dobson. Attendance reaches 142,178 with total receipts $596,355 and player share $304,141.25.
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Boston
Sun
St. Louis
Pollet
Harris
Dobson
Baseball Chief Alleges Hidden Enemies Behind Smear Campaign
Commissioner Chandler claimed a smear campaign against him a year ago, accusing unidentified hidden enemies of trying to discredit his leadership and decisions.
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Chandler
Brady Rides Two Winners at Belmount and Garden State Park
Matt Brady trained two-year old Perth won at Belmount scoring a $25.50 payoff for $2. In the Rubicon handicap Sea Fare, a six-year-old, won at Belmount with a $31.70 payout. Pep Well, Calumet Farm three-year-old, won the Glen Oak purse at Garden State Park in sloppy conditions, paying $3.90. Datura and Sunhelio followed.
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Belmont
William Zeigler Jr
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Sea
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Pep Well
Garden State Park
Datura
Sunhelio
Monsoon Wins Cherry Hill Purse at Laurel After Hiatus
C. V. Whitney's Monsoon daughter of Mahmoud returned after two months and won the six furlong Cherry Hill purse at Laurel in 1:12 5 on a wet track. Jockey Arnold Kirkland guided the favorite to victory by a head over Tonys Find with Ariel Long third. Princess Rena dominated Hawthorne's Illinois Athletic Club purse at six and a half furlongs, clocking 1:19 for a two length win with Lightfoot Lady runner-up and High Spirits third.
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Monsoon
Mahmoud
Cherry Hill
Laurel
Arnold Kirkland
Tonys Find
Ariel Long
Princess Rena
Illinois ‘Athletic Club
Hawthorne
Hopwood Leads In Phoenix City Golf Tourney
Dick Hopwood of Phoenix and a University of Arizona student tops after the first 18 holes of the 72 hole city tournament at Phoenix Country Club with a two over par 73. Defending champion Bob Goldwater also from Phoenix survived a playoff to reach the championship flight.
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Phoenix
Dick Hopwood
University of Arizona
Phoenix Country Club
Bob Goldwater
St Marys Faces White in State Title Showdown
St Marys Knights clash with Mesa Jackrabbits in a top state battle as White eyes a bold bid to clinch the title race. The Knights, hampered by injuries, must foil Whizzer White and a two touchdown favorite Jackrabbits in a key Friday clash. Other area games include Prescott vs Flagstaff and Tucson vs North Phoenix as state contenders eye pivotal outcomes.
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Bowie
el Paso
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White
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Yuma
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Chuck Joyce
Dick Ybarra
Paul Rideau
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Prescott
Flagstaff
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Nogales
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Thatcher
Globe
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Coolidge
Holbrook
Williams
Winslow
Jerome
Pima
Duncan
Gophers Defeat Panthers 34-7 At Night Game Memorial
The Gophers toppled the Panthers 34-7 after a strong fourth quarter surge at Panther Memorial field. Mickey Jimenez and Celaya each scored twice for the Gophers as Ed Cathemer added a TD opening the scoring drive. Gus Rigoli led Florence with a late score for the Panthers amid a disciplined defensive showing from Kellner and Rigoli. Officials included Deal as referee and Celaya as umpire. Ohio State approves Rose Bowl deal between the Western and Pacific Coast conferences.
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Charles Hopkins
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Miners from Texas Arrive for Prospectors in Town
The Texas Miners, 30 strong, arrive for a weekend in Pioneer hotel base. Coach Jack Curtice plans an 8 p.m. lighted drill at the varsity stadium to prep for the game tomorrow night. Key backs Fred Wendt Vic Clark Dewey Fitz Gerald and Ray Evans pace the Texas offense.
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Mike Casteel
Pollard Leads Border Conference Offense Highlights
Arizona backfielder Art Pollard topped Border Conference totals in early games with 375 yards rushing and passing in 55 plays. He also leads nation in punt average and ranks high in rushing and scoring, while Rudolph Mobley of Hardin Simmons leads in rushing and scoring. Fred Enke Jr. tops passing efficiency among peers.
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Royse City
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Little Doc) Mobley
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Fred Enke, Jr
Vic Clark
Texas Mines
Shadows Down Trojans 26 0 in After School football
Shadows from Roskruge opened the class A division with a 26 0 win over the Catalina Trojans. Montoya threw three TD passes and a conversion, with Garden and Carrasco also scoring as the Shadow line forged openings.
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la Ryan
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Frank Alvarez
Teddy O'Dell
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias Favored In Texas Open Semis
The Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Betty Hicks were favored to win semifinal matches in the Texas Women’s Open at Colonial Country Club. Zaharias, the top contender, meets Betty Jameson while Hicks faces Dot Kielty after Zaharias’s quarterfinal victory over Grace Lenzeyk 5 and 4.
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Betty Jameson
San Antonio
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Long Beach
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Dot Kielty
Los Angeles
Babe
Grace Lenzeyk
Newington
Stanford to Host Hawaii in Provisional December Game
PLAN HAWAII GAME PALO ALTO Calif Oct 11 If Stanford is not busy training for a Rose bowl engagement it will play the University of Hawaii at Honolulu Dec 21 according to terms of a provisional contract drawn up today Athletic Director Al Masters said the Indians would fly to Honolulu and back if the game can be played.
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Seek Third Arizona Triumph Against Injury Riddled Team
Tucson Badgers prepare for a third defense of their Arizona state title against a depleted North Phoenix Mustangs squad in a high school stadium showdown. Weather has dried the field. injury-hit Mustangs rely on a weakened backfield while Tucson plans to field near full strength aside from a possible Wallace start at tackle.
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Bob Walker
Newton Reay
Fred Gore
Ray Coates
Jand Hilary Johnson
Boyd Clements
Texas Cadets Irish Favored To Roll Weekend Contests
Texas and Army as well as Notre Dame are clear favorites for the weekend to extend winning streaks. Army’s Felix Blanchard is back to health for a potential Michigan test, while Texas eyes a Cotton Bowl showdown with Oklahoma. Notre Dame faces Purdue, UCLA meets Stanford, and other key contests include Kentucky at Georgia and Navy favored over Duke.
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Grid State High School Games
The Associated Press reports today’s slate features St. Marys of Mesa facing Mesa, plus North Phoenix at Tucson and Bisbee at Nogales. Other matchups include Tombstone at Douglas, Phoenix Union versus Glendale, Safford versus Phoenix Tech, and Miami at Tempe.
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Coolidge
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McNary
SAE Edges Phi Gams In Freshmen Intramural Thriller
The SAE team defeated Phi Gamma Delta 21 to 20 in the opening intramural basketball game at the University of Arizona. Rhodes led SAE with eight points while Kimmerling scored 12 for Phi Gams. Also, Sigma Nu beat Kappa Psi 27 to 9 and Pi Kappa Alpha edged Theta Chi 24 to 23.
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