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1941-09-24 [P GOOD MORNING CARDS’ PENNANT CHANCES FADE Sluggers _ x xxx +'44' ★★★ ★★★ BLOMME 'pirates widen By GLENWARD N. H. H. 5. Wildcats Drill For Rockinghatni a team in the maK- BETWEEN ■ 1 I. 1 m k 4r _ I n,]t at Camp Davis there is boxing SPAC outfits if hard work wnlhnnld take the other apart FI G CHASERS VISITORS OFFER POLEDIPPERS DEFEAT SPINS TWO TO ONE Pittsburgh Hands Out 4 to 0 TOUGH GRID TEAM 96th where there Blank in Opener; Birds Ditto in the recreation hall of the Villmer Seeks SVin/to tSfn or shoes. They to 0 in NOW HOLD 2 GAME Top PHILLIES ?i.Vi moi-Q vine* exercising equipment 9 Nightcap Ray GIANTS, FOR FRIDAY and theabilrty NIGHT Zrt learning the hard’way with just gloves kina oi wm PITTSBURGH, Sept. 23.—UP)— EDGE IN CITY PLAY In Mat World DIVIDE locals Face Old to swing some Ranking 1 BARGAIN, Rivals of 15 The St. Louis Cardinals’ chances ____—--* The lads are green in RUN went into the limbo for 23.—B- Years Ago Second Game punch. thinks the} NATS STAGE 2 tottering Holds Victory Over Sandor PHILADELPHIA, Sept. but their coach forlorn hopes today as they di- FOR SOFTBALL F G rhe New York Giants and Phila- of Schedule of workers the World’s Cham- are a swell bunch vided a doubleheader with Szabo, delphia Phillies split a bargain bill his mind tc IN NINTH Pittsburgh Pirates. RESULTS with the tail-enders and has made up UPRISING of Commercial YESTERDAY’S pion Grappler today, taking The Buccaneers have been cous- Champions first 8 to 2 and New (By KENNETH a championship team | American League the game BLAND) turn out but New York 8. First bouts have ’1ns for the Cards all season, and Leagues Philadelphia 9;. York retaliating in the nightcap, The New Hanover or die trying. Down to Defeat Independent High 5 Bosox Go disowned the by Washington 4; Boston 3. school for about October they relationship Ray Villmer, easily the most B to 6. continued been planned first 8-Frame Thriller Detroit 4; St Louis 1. (10 innings). [rid squad practice and win the Sixth Place capturing a 4-0 shutout in the Stage Cliff Melton gave the Phils six drill, with the 93rd as opponents Before (Only games scheduled). popular wrestler now located in 'esterday afternoon in heavy- and St. Louis’ furious 9-0 and four runs preparation from flyweights to game National League successive singles range 4 4® 3 was not the South, has hired himself a i or the’ new Senators, conquest in the nightcap in the first inning of the opener strong Rockingham weights. It is hoped the gym- Taking advantage of six Spofford Pittsburgh 4-0; St. Louis 0-9. tea® time for enough to overtake the damage. New York 2-8. sort of combination press agent and Paul Masterson seven- ] This will be completed in Philadelphia 8-0; pitched Friday night. game, most ol nasium Louis still a errors the Taylor-Colquitt Creso- Cincinnati there, but if The split left St. Chicago S; 1). and with the definite hit ball to hold the lead. ; mu older fans will the bouts to be held Sept. 23.—Wl- secretary remember, will WASHINGTON, a half behind the Brook- ters made it two in the (Only games scheduled), in the outdoor game and straight The second session was nip and ] ■enew the ancient not, will be held A two-run uprising in the ninth idea of getting himself a chunk rivalry between of lyn Dodgers, who were idle today, series each club 11 i and If any a 4-3 decision city softball championship STANDINGS tuck with collecting he ’Cats, the bovs' un arena of Camp Davis. brought Washington of fame and from ^ but it made a drastic ch lge in glory. the Phils three i itate. want to help these lads for the Sena- last ekeing out a 2 to 1 American League hits and making you folks over Boston today future. night by of the of the their outlook for the Won Lost Pet. At Ray’s suggestion 10 errors to sway the advantage The car on the night sixth victory. decision from the in an help Rockingham squad will i„ hop in your tors’ straight Kach team has four left Spinners the Lewis drew games New York_ 98 61 .658 leading promoters jn country1 in the Giants’ favor. ill probability give the local matches and take off. Pinch-hitter Buddy O A bovs and even if the Cardinals win all extra inning game. Boston ___ 80 69 .537 have been writing letters urging PHILADELPHIA— Ab R H the final frame and 0 i good in Officials Notice! a walk to open Chicago _ 74 76 .493 5 2 3 3 run-for-their-money the of theirs and Brooklyn is beaten Last night’s contest was the most a match between Ray and Sandor Colins, rf of local officials went to second when George Case Detroit _ 74 76 .493 If mly pre-conference game'remain- For the benefit the still would was .named world’s Valo, 5 ?'? n Cramer drove a once, Dodgers bag thrilling game seen here in many Cleveland 73 76 .490 Szabo, who 3b ng before the conference also fans I want to explain walked. Roger Richmond, \ J \ y -J opener and tie pennant by half a game. This Washington _ 68 80 .459 champion by the National Boxing Johnson, lb- *> i with of the referee, to left center, a season. The knotted J o o R^cky Mount, Friday week single Spinners _ the names smashing would be desolate St. Louis 67 85 .432 at its S. c£ 5 0 1 why raceo prospect enough and Wrestling association Chapman, [he from and Case _ 63 87 .420 0 0 4 5 boys Rockingham were left from the summary scoring Lewis, the count in the seventh inning Philadelphia Davis, 2b 3 walked etc for the Redbirds, even if the op- recent annual convention. Villmer with the class last week-end. home with the winning run when National League Wagner, c 3 S' iway "B'1 S[a(e of football games position were equal. But while St and the Poledippers came back was rated a contender.’’ 1 0n 0n 0o will be fumbled in fielding “logical Brancato, ss zhampionship last year, and matter of fact they Dom Dimaggio Won Lost Pet. i 1 0 0 are As a Louis is tackling the tough Pirates to score the run in the bases what amounts to a Miles, x _/1 local con- ball. winning Ray >ut for the pennant again. I1 left off all games except the twice the that F. Chapman, ss-' 1 0 9 9 9 must and Cnbs -_ Szabo on the fact a run in Chicago each, last of the after two were Brooklyn 97 53 .647 challenge to oe remembered that this in the future. The Associated The Red Sox produced eight Vaughan, p 2 1111 city has tests will be with the Cincinnati_ 84 65 .564 a he thrashed 0 0 Doerr’s sin- Dodgers partying less than year ago xx 0 1 0 some very well has made a few' changes the second on Bobby out. 79 70 .530 McCoy, represented teams Press seventh Boston Braves and Pittsburgh___ of a touma- 1 0 0 0 0 double and place 78 .473 Szabo in the finals Besse, p 3n its schedule, season in. order to save pace gle, Lamar Newsome’s bested New York_ 70 among these be- this last place Phillies. "Creepy” Stokley Hugh .460 mine the Pacific coast champion- wire. names infield bounder, Chicago 69 81 36 9 11 27 10 ing the Presbyterian Junior col- and time on the So, Frankie Pytlak’s in Ballard in another hard Totals -_ Pittsburgh s victory; the first fought Boston _ 61 87 .412 ment at San Francisco to deter- ot two more in the fourth x—Batted for Brancato in 7th. lege located at Maxton. It is also score by periods and added duel. _ 42 106 .284 of officials, Was at the expense of Mort pitchers Stokley allowed Philadelphia a belt to show for in 7th. “sum- Williams and game ship. Ray has xx—Batted for Vaughan remembered that the locals not scoring, the word on doubles by Ted three hits and Ballard also team Cooper, the Cardinals’ expert gave up his in a that at- Ab R H O A eliminated from Tabor and Doerr’s one-baser. GAMES TODAY victory tourney NEW YORK— used to play P. J. C., but mary” will all be Jim The Pirates five bingles, however, the Spinners lb 5 1 2 14 1 stopped Ab young righthander. tracted the best wrestling talent Prlddy, them due to on. BOSTON— ? ? did not the the NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—(#)—Prob- ss 5 0 0 2 b scheduling the size now o 0 3 ?1 ^0 him off the hill with three give hefty pitcher his win Rizzuto, DiMaggio, cf pelted able in the leagues to- in the country. He says 12 2 0 Df the Maxton school. un me itauvc. support that his opponent received. pitchers major Henrich, rf 4 Spence, cf runs in the first inning and then morrow. records in paren- over the was his easiest 5 13 2 0 S s n (Won-lost v Hungarian cf- For the entire The Ray Villmer will 1 ? The Creosoters played errorless DiMaggio, practice session popular coasted home on the strong south- theses) : match of the title tournament.
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