Red Blaik Starts Showing Cadets How To Scrimmage
West Point report on Red Blaik guiding Army football through early practice. Blaik, new head coach, emphasizes turning long decline into winning habits, focusing on fundamentals and scrimmage to mold a 42 man squad. Schedule includes Citadel, VMI, Yale, Columbia, Notre Dame, Harvard, Penn, West Vic, and Navy.
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Henry Romanek
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Calif
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Lowell
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St. Paul
Johnny Hatch
Montery California
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Brother
64 Survivors Vie For Women Calf Title In Match Play
Opening round at The Coun try Club sees 64 survivors from 37 easterners qualify by carding 89 or better amid the women's calf title contest.
Regains Net Crown as Bobby Riggs Beats Kovacs
Regains national tennis title at Forest Hills by defeating Frank Kovacs 5-7 6-1 6-3 6-8. Riggs of Clinton South Carolina succeeds Don McNeill who was eliminated by Kovacs in this year’s semi finals.
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S. C
Frank Kovacs
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Cal
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Don McNeill
Kovacs
Betiy Jameson Seeks Third Straight Title In Four Way Tie
Defending champion Betty Jameson of San Antonio tied for medalist honors by posting a four way 76 in qualifying. Also in the elite group were Grace Amory Locust Valley Jean Bauer Rhode Island Alice Belanger Beverly Barbara Ransom Stockton and contenders Mrs James Ferrie Long Beach Mrs Estelle Lawson Page Greens boro and Li Dari Chandler Dallas.
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San Antonio
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Grace Amory
Locust Valley
N. Y
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Rhode Island
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Beverly
Barbara Ransom
Stockton
Cal
James Ferrie
Long Beach
Estelle Lawson Page
Greensboro
N. C
Li Dari’ Chandler
Dallas
Park Challenged Again By Ensogna
Sam Ensogna manager of the Whitesox re cently closed its first season by defeating Berkeley Springs requests a game with Winchester Park on Sunday September 14 or any named date. He offers a winner take all bet if money is tight and notes the team is local players ready to play.
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Whitesox
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Winchester Park
Star
Martinsburg Golf Team Dominates Tri State Playoffs
Martinsburg Opequon Golf Club wins easily over Winchester 14% to 3% on Staunton Virginia course as Frederick defeats Alexandria 1342 to 4%. Crissy Bennett lead Martinsburg in first foursome with two up. Titus Hollis posted two under par 70.
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Roy Hollis
Dodgers Declared 7-2 Favorites For Pennant Run
Sid Feder notes bookmakers place Brooklyn as NL favorite with odds of 3.50 to 1 against St. Louis. Dodgers hold a three game lead with remaining schedule including Cubs and Phillies as St. Louis battles Cards-Phillies while Yankees pin NL races behind.
Roosevelt speech to be broadcast world wide on Sept 15
New York Sept 9 roosevelt broadcast postponed to Thursday night to allow networks across the United States Canada and South America to coordinate a 9 PM EST transmission. The plan includes live hookup shortwave recordings translations in many languages and delays or cancellations of previously announced programs.
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South America
White House
Handley Grid Roster Watch as 62 Tryouts Begin
Handley head coach Hunter Maddox opens drills with 62 candidates for the varsity squad. Veteran line prospects include Eli Garber Alonzo Whitlock and Jim Hayrett with Steve Rosenberger at end. Newcomers compete for tackles centers guards and backfield spots as cutting to about 30 looms in a week. Otis Snag Sargent directs the junior varsity squad.
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Hunter Maddox
Norman Ochs
Maddox
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Yrday
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Alonzo Whitlock
Berlyn Moore
Gail Robinson
Archie Garber
George Genious
Hank Lewis
Billy Pifer
Jim Hayrett
Steve Rosenberger
Raymond Burke
Robert “Snuffy” Taylor
CVAL
Maurice Blosser
Hardwell Slayden
Briscoe Ginn
Leonard Newcome
Monogram
Maurice Eckman
Tinsmen Brothers
Jayvee
Graham “Tick” Kerr
Carlton Weakley
Jayvees
Sargent
Otis “Snag
Queen of Tennis Crowned at Forest Hills win for Palfrey Cooke
Sarah Palfrey Cooke defeats Pauline Betz 7-5 6-2 at Forest Hills to claim the women's national tennis championship. The Boston native, aged 28, ends East drought with the first court title since 1908.
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Forest Hills
L. I
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Boston
East
Bitter Rivalry Renewed As Cubs Face Dodgers in Chicago
Chicago Cubs welcomed a series with league leading Brooklyn Dodgers as Leo Durocher's team sought to clinch the National League flag on a westward trip. The Cubs, sixth in the standings, hoped to upset the leaders in both games amid a long running bitter rivalry stemming from earlier accusations of player-limit violations.
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Ford Fines Cubs as Cubs Show Bright Form
President Ford Frick fined the Cubs $500. The Cubs displayed brilliant play that helped Brooklyn move ahead of St. Louis as the pace-setter. Last Thursday they swept the Cardinals in a double header, changing St. Louis’ fortunes. Manager Jimmy Wilson outlined pitching plans with Claude Passeau today and Paul Erickson tomorrow. Fat Fred Fitzsimmons was chosen to start for Du rocher, with Tom Drake a possible follow. Lou Novikoff returns to the Cubs from Milwaukee after a .369 average in 90 games, likely not used against the Dodgers. Wilson indicated use of the Russian rookie if Brooklyn starts a left-hander, noting none of Filat bush’s pitchers are port-siders.
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Fred
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Durocher
Tom Drake
Lou Novikoff
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Wilson
Brooklyn
Filatbush
Benton Snider to Judge Beach Dog Mart in Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Virginia September 9 W Benton Snider Jr prominent Winchester merchant will be one of the judges for the beach show at the dog mart to be held at James Monroe High School stadium Fredericksburg Announcement by Jesse Burgess mentions Snider’s prior judging roles M D Hart executive secretary of Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries also named as a judge The 243rd anniversary dog mart traces to 1698 and features the Pamunkey tribe under Chief Walter S Bradley visiting Fredericksburg in native regalia
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Winchester
Mart Onay
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Jesse Burgess
Dog Mart
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Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries of Virginia
Frederick
Fights Last Night Roundup From The Associated Press
Philadelphia’s Bob Montgomery fought to a points win over Mike Kaplan in Boston while Harry Jeffra outpointed Tommy Fore in Baltimore. Sammy Angott stopped Pete Galiano in Washington Pa and Ken Overlin halted Young Crawford in Washington DC. Slugger White outpointed Mike Evans in Baltimore.
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Bob Montgomery
Mike Kaplan
Boston
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Tommy Fore
Washington
Sammy Angott
Pete Galiano
Winston-Salem
N. C
Ken Overlin
D. C
Young Crawford
Augusta
Dodgers face changes after season drift and Arcaro case
Roundup from New York notes pennant chances as NL teams linger into September. Eddie Arcaro faces a Jockey Club decision while Ace Parker sits out for the Dodgers and possible rule changes loom in football substitution. Moore’s return could reshape lineup, with MacPhail wary.
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Fullerton, JR
New York
Special News Service
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St. Loo
Eddie Arcaro
Jockey Club
Eddie
Johnny Longden
Arcaro
Ace Parker
Football Dodgers
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Jock Sutherland
Rumor Market Swirls Over Managerial Moves in Baseball
Gossip says Gabby Hartnett could manage the Giants or Jersey City next year while Bill Terry shifts to the front office. Phils avoid comment but writers expect Doc Prochard out and Hans Lobert in as manager. Louisville reporters doubt Johnny Pesky will replace Joe Cronin next season.
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Giants
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Jersey
Phils
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Hans Lobert
Louisville
Johnny Pesky
Joe Cronin
Critics question Giants with comedists returning
Critics argue the Giants fear competition as comedists come back, claiming sinister significance in the Giants going there while the comedians return.
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Jack Singer
Journal- American
Comedi
The Winchester Star Information Bureau Bee Page Four
The notice directs readers to the Information Bureau on Bee Page Four for answers to factual questions. It emphasizes quick response and reference to the paper for clarification and further details.
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