Olympics In Nazi Land Produce No Surprise Performers
Berlin reports on three days of Olympic events with no major upsets as American athletes like Owens and Graber pace prospects. Notable performances include attempts in track and field events, with Beecall and Wooderson among top contenders and Lang saluting Hitler as Owens shines in the broad jump.
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Nazi Land
Johnny Mize
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Berlin
Reichsperveld
Jos We Owens
Ike Lugi Beenich
Duncan McNaughton
Pight
Georgia
Forrest Towns
Bill Graber
Gwens
Zival
Matthew
Mack) Robinson
Pasadena
Calif
Graber
California
Bari Meadows
Bill Sefton
Towms
Mississippi
Clena Hardin
Gordon (Slinger) Dunn
Fresno
Ken Carpenter
Compton
Willi Schroeder
Harald Ann Serssop
Sweden
Paava Nurmi
Jack Lagelock
New Zealand
Stephens
Gene Venzke
Aschie San Romani
Kansan
Glenn Cunningham
Italy
Luigi Beecall
Bisley Wooderson
Britain
Wooderson
Helen Stephens
America
Fulton
Babe Didrickson
Owens
Lutz Long
Germany
Lang
Hitler
Kexley
Jesse
John Woodruff
Willow Lake Dominates Lake Byron In Rainy Sunday Win
Willow Lake defeated Lake Byron 6 to 5 under a drizzle with showers and overcast skies. Pryssle Bergstresser and Walter Jencks led pitching for Willow Lake and Lake Byron respectively as both teams lingered through a low scoring game. Willow Lake finished the season with nine wins and four losses and totaled 147 runs to 88 for opponents.
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Lake Byron
Willow Lakers
Willow Lake
Gaifie
Yeke Byron
Pryssle
Bergstresser
Walter
Jencks
Fryssle
Carpenter
Esmond
Sheffield
Bancroft
Henry
Ludwig
South Dakota Legion Ends AAU Boxing Cooperation
YANKTON Aug 5 The South Dakota American Legion Athletic Committee will not partner officially with the AAU next year though it will participate in overlapping events with the Union. Tommy Jones Aberdeen state athletic officer said the Legion will still run golden gloves tournaments early next year to feed regional and national AAU meets. Ted Schiefer of Huron will take over Jones duties next fiscal year. The committee plans a October meeting with members Harry Rinderneck Sioux Falls Carl Ottman Hot Springs Charlie Ryde Pierre and an Aberdeen appointee.
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Yankton
South South Dakota American Legion Athletic Committee
Union
Tommy Jones
Aberdeen
the Legion
American Legion
South Dakota Golden Gloves
South Dakota
Jones
Ted Schiefer
Huron
Harry Rinderneck
Sioux Falls
Carl Ottman
Hot Springs
Charlie Ryde
Pierre
Players Advance In C C Tourney By Defaults In First Round
Absence of several contestants leads to a string of defaults in the Country Club Clinic Cup golf tourney. First round results show two matches decided by play and multiple defaults advancing players to the next round.
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W. C. Peterson
M. V. Avery
C. E. Austin
Bert Dahl
Dehl
Max Gordon
Gust Jacobson
J. S. Colton
Kirke Wheeler
Woperbracket
H. Schrader
George McKeon
Oee C. Shirney
Leo Temmes
W. H Loxton
Jay Spink
C. I. Sandstedt
C. Qeperud
W. M. Griffith
A. A. Wellmann
Sherman’ L." Johnson
Holy Ward
Camden “Rayburn
C. C. Stokke
L. Benson
C. Voigt
F. H. Ripley
A. B. Blake
R. Geyerman
H. H. Hedblom
Boyd Benson
J. Buckmier
H. H. Head
Howard Saylor
Projeet Shober
Frank Jager
L. Weir
Markey
D. Ellison
H.P. Johnson
E. F. Crichett
Clifford ‘Dexter
Polish Jewish press refuses Olympic coverage in solidarity
Warsaw editors announce a boycott of Olympic news across Jewish papers arguing Germany violated the Olympic principle of brotherhood. The decision follows Germany's actions at the Games and aims to protest the conduct by the German authorities.
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Wilhelm Schroeder
Germany
Berlin
Harald Andersson
Sweden
Warsaw
Canaries Slip in Nebraska League Standings After Loss
The Sioux Falls Canaries fell a full notch in Nebraska state league rankings after a 6 to 0 loss to Mitchell, the circuit leader. Conway held Sioux Falls to five hits while Mitchell collected seven on three Canaries hurlers, with three errors aiding the tally. Beatrice defeated Norfolk 8 to 5 in a separate game.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls Canaries
Mitchell
Conway
Sioux Falls
Beatrice
Norfolk
Elks
Blues
Knox
Anderson
Murphy
Bollman
Koenig
Randus
Meredith
B. Hse
Ronsick
Millican
Seldeman
Woonsocket Teams Schedule Weekend Baseball Games
Woonsocket Jr Legion faces Forestburg on Monday at 1 PM on the focal diamond. Kittenball teams Letcher rurals meet Monday with girls at 3 30 and men at 6, with the girls undefeated and the men two of three wins this summer.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket Jr. Legion
Forestburg
Ambers Canzoneri Bout Postponed to September in New York
The New York State Athletic Commission approved delaying the lightweight title clash between Tony Canzoneri and Lou Ambera to September 3 at Madison Square Garden. The fight was set for Thursday night in Long Island City but postponed as Canzoneri was not in condition, according to Sammy Goldman, Ambera’s manager.
Wolsey Girls Defeat Huron in Kittenball Tilt
The Wolsey girls kitttenball team defeated Huron by 5 last night under the supervision of A B Custer. Wolsey remains undefeated.
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Wolsey
Huron
A.B. Custer
Ordered to Fort Meade Washington
Fragmentary note describes an assignment to Fort Meade in Washington with unclear references to personnel and dates, mentioning Cav and “Low Fort” in a terse military direction.
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FT. Meade
Washington
Aug
Larry
Cav
Meade,b.d
Sacker and Medwick Spark Seven straight Cards Wins
The St. Louis Cardinals surged to first place with a 6-1 win over the Cubs as Johnny Mize and Deck E. Medwick combined for strong hitting. Mize homered with two on, a double and two singles driving in four runs, while Medwick contributed steady support as the team moved a game ahead of Chicago and pushed the Giants further behind.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Johnny Mize
St. Louis
Frankie Prisch
Rip Collins
Johnny
Mize
Decky Medwick
Cubs
Chicago
Giants
Boston Bees
Men Ott
Yanks
Grove
Dodgers
Phillies
Brooklyns
Chuck Klein
Yankees
Charley Ruffing
Letty
Jean Portalder
Yommy ‘Bridges
Tigers
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Browns
Washington
Senators
Dusty, Rhode
Herman Fink
Athletics
Redfield High Pheasants announce 19% grid slate
Redfield High School unveils an eight game football schedule for the 19 edition with two new opponents. Coach A Haddorff enters his fourth season with ten letter winners led by backs Rachel Siehhaley Gunders and Minnick and linemen Heitman Watson Mannings. Home games include Wessington Gettysburg Faulkton Miller Britton Clark and an early homecoming on October 18.
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Redfield
Pheasants
Redfield High School
A. B. Campbell
A. Haddorff
Rachel
Siehhaley Gunders
Minnick
Heitman
Watson
Mannings
Christian
White
Pennington
Pearson
Parsons
Rehpel
Anderson
Panykovic
Bancroft
Dunton
Albrecht
Whitman
Lockhart
Leetes
West
Paul Anderson
Houghtering
Carroll
Harford
Wagner
Herb Wilson
Shaw
Carroll Anderson
Roeber
Waggoner
Weigman
Lovold
Keb
Ost
Waolffe
Humeston
Bates
Wilson
Miller
Du‘Agney
Armstrong defeats Arizmendi for featherweight title in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Armstrong, a St. Louis negro, wins the California New York featherweight championship from Alberto Arizmendi of Mexico City after ten consecutive rounds. The official title recognition differs from HB A and other ratings, with boxing commissions recognizing 43. Armstrong dominates from the first bell, leaving Arizmendi unable to counter.
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Los ‘Angeles
Fenry Armstrong
St. Louis
Bill Dickey
Yankers
Los Angeles
Henry Armstrong
Negra
Alberto Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
Athen
Californie-Nimkagle
Seasto
Layden Tops Balloting for Collegians Coach
Chicago August poll results show Elmer Layden leading as head coach of the College All Stars with 85,852 points. Close behind, Bierman earns 982,669 and Waldorf from Northwestern rises, while Mohn of Indiana slides in rankings amid votes from supporters for the Sept. 1 Soldier Field game versus Detroit Lions.
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Chicago
Bernie Blar
Mess'si Supporers
Detroit Lions
Soldier Field
Brok
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Bierman
Layden
Cam
Ehough
Ivy
Columbia
Mide
Janping Fron
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Brewers Regain Lead in American Association Standings
Milwaukee’s Brewers briefly lost the top spot to St Paul Sunday but reclaimed it by beating Columbus 3 to 2 in the series opener. Saint Louis split a doubleheader with Louisville, 7-2 and 7-6, while Minneapolis crushed Indianapolis 15-1. Toledo split a doubleheader with Kansas City, 6-4 and 2-0.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Brewers
St Paul
Columbus
Saints
Louisville
Minneapolis
Dizzy Trout
Jim Sharp
Tommy Galliven
Bob Logan
Indianapolis
Jerses
Toledo Mudhens
Kansans City
Pet
New ‘York
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Ste Louis Ae
Philadelphia
Ste Louis
New Yoo
Pittsburgh
Cincinna
Philade
Brooklyn
American Ass Association
St. Paul
Kansas
City
Associated Press
Indix
National League
Toledo
Sake Nee Ree
Adelphia
Baker
Clark
JefTena
Butcher
Davenport
Sherps
Johnson
Bowman
Jorgens
Benge
Wilson
Atwood
Omaha
Waterloo
Cedar
Sioux City of
Chapmn An
Esmmons
Mancusa
L. Brown
Beckerridges
Hayworth
New York
Grove
R. Fortell
Washington Wn
Rhodes
Finke
Weaver
Cascarella
Millies
Sabo
A. Eels
St. Louis
Lyons
Sewell
Thomas
Caldwell
van Atta
Giuliani
Hemsley
SL Paul
Peterson
Ringhose
Fette
Fensner
Ud Bass
Tising
Thompson
Rigney
Uutchinson
Weinert
Ferner
Soil Service Noses Out AOUW D-Ballers In Softball Tilt
Soil Service edged AOUW D-Ballers 6 to 5 at West Park in a tight conservation league softball clash. Bryant and Lumb led the offense, while Simpson Brown and Trenetry contributed as the LCS prepare to face CC at West Park next night, 6:30 p m.
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Soil Service
Tre Sol Conservation
AOU Crew
West Park
Conservationists
Bryant
Lumb
LCS
Yesterday's Scores and Stars Recap
Yesterday's sports page highlights two homer games by Mel Ott for the Giants in a win over the Bees and notable performances by Johnny Mize for the Cardinals with a four RBI day. Other mentions include Appling driving in three, and Henry Armstrong striking in for Los Angeles in a mixed roundup of box score notes.
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Associated Presa
Ott
Giants
Bees
Tigers
Shi
Tommy
Bridges
Johnny Mize
Farm Exchange List Made Up In Spink County
Ex change list of articles for sale including hay pasture cattle or horses and farm stock compiled in the county extension agent office in Spink County copies posted in elevators banks and business places A companion list shows stockmen seeking pasture cattle horses or sheep and sources for feed and offers open access to all interested in a common cause across county lines.
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Spink Redfield
Wade
Spink County
Spink
Arem
Bobby Waugh Former Lightweight Contender Dies
Fort Worth Texas report states Bobby Waugh 42 once a challenger in the lightweight ranks has died from tuberculosis. He had been nearly blind since 1924 and faced boxers including Battling Nelson Harvey Thorpe Wallace Mandot and Rivers in his career.
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Bobby Waugh
Fort Worth
Tex
Ux. S
Battling Nelson
Harvey
Thorpe
Tie Wallace
Joe Mandot
Joe Rivers
Boy Scouts Aid In Relief Program In Spokane
Boy Scouts cooperate with the State Department of Public Relief in Spokane Washington to run a house to house fruit jar collection campaign. The jars will be given to needy families for canning fruit and vegetables this summer.
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Boy Scouts
State Department of Public Relief
Spokane
Wash
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