Cubs Face Cardinals After Brooklyn Series Thrill Ride
Chicago Cubs move two games ahead after a 4 3 win over Brooklyn, Danny Taylor delivering a late flare as Chicago blanked Cincinnati earlier. Giants edge Reds 5 0 to stay within reach as Philadelphia and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader while St. Louis beat Boston 8 4.
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Boston
Association
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Toledo
Yankton Greyhounds Face Gloomy Yet Season Opens Strong
Yankton college coach Carl Youngworth voices a pessimistic outlook for the Greyhounds despite returning three all conference backs Partridge Southmayd and Batchlor. The team will feature a 72 008 kilowatt stadium lighting project and home games at night. The schedule includes South Dakota Vermillion Sept 21 Dakota Wesleyan at Mitchell Nov 27 and a homecoming Oct 25 against Huron College with several road contests.
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Sioux City
Mitchell
Standard Oilers Into Final Round
The 671 employees who started play have advanced to the finals of the four divisions. In Iso Vis, Jones meets Fowler for the championship after Jones defeated Van Arsdalen and Fowler eliminated Schaefer 4 and 3. Berg beat Cottington 8 and 7 and faces Mycue, who edged Schnieder 1 up. Giziewski faces Togilla in Red Crown Ethyl. Grziewski beat Walsh 4 and 3, Tomita defeated Arndt 4 and 3, McDermott lost to McNamara 5 and 4, with Pierson beating Johnson 4 and 3.
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van Arsdalen
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Cottington
Mycue
Schnieder
Epee - Giziewski
Togilla
Ethyl
Grziewski
Walsh
White Tom
Huron Rifle Club Plans Tomorrow Shoot Near Riverside
Huron Rifle club members will hold their weekly shoot tomorrow at 2 PM at the Company C range near Riverside cemetery bridge. Vice president Earl Pellant said the time was moved up an hour due to no ball game in town. Four new members joined last Sunday and outdoor activities will wind down soon as indoor range work is planned after fair week.
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Champs Crowned In Junior Tennis Meet
Culver Maryland reported Wilmer Hines of Columbia South Carolina and Judge Beaver of Gainesville Georgia top national junior tennis doubles. Frankie Parker of Milwaukee Wisconsin and George Boynton of Atlanta Georgia won boys singles. Myers and Does Senta of California were defeated in the doubles final. James Bobbitt of Pasadena faced Hines in singles as Hunt of San Francisco observed. The Western League’s odd pitcher is Naylor of Pueblo at age 28.
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Gainesville
Frankie Parker
Joe Milwaukee
Wis
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Atlanta
Hhe Invincible
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Monica
James Bobbitt
Pasadena
Hines
Charles Hunt
San Francisco
British US dual track meet set for Soldier Field clash
Chicago officials announce August 27 as the Empire vs United States dual meet at Soldier Field headlined by Percy Williams Lord Burghley and Eric Liddell. Williams Hansen Simpson and Ball among Britons and Canadians. Events span relays hurdles jumps throws and sprints with a special 100 yard race counting for points.
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Eric Liddell
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Ray Barbuti
Great Britain
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Pittsburgh
Jolan
Simpson
Williams
George Simpson
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Ian
Vancouver
Stagg Ready For 39th Chicago Football Season
Amos Alonzo Stagg, age 68, looks forward to leading the University of Chicago Maroons in their 39th football season. He began athletics work at the university in 1892, and his son Paul, in his first varsity year, is expected to be the regular quarterback. Paul had no prior competitive football experience but impressed with his mastery of his father's Flanker passing formation by season's end.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
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Maroon
Sharkey Signs For Bout With Campolo
New York August 8 Jack Sharkey Boston sailor again stuns fight followers by verbally agreeing to face Primo Camera and Malloy in Chicago before Madison Square Garden. He signed to meet Victorio Siant Argentine in a 15 round match at Yankee ball park on September 2.
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York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
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Chicago
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Victorio Siant
Sarazen Leading St Paul Tourney in Final Scores
Gene Sarazen of New York led the St Paul tournament on the Keller course after shooting a 67 to lead Johnny Farrell by one stroke. Otto Jackbarth of Cincinnati tied Farrell with 67 while Johnny Goodman, H L Cooper, Tony Manero, Harold McSpaden and others posted strong 69s as the field contends for the title.
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Gene Sarazen
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Farrell
Otto Jackbarth
Cincinnati
Johnny Goodman
Oma
Hat “Lighthorse
Harry ™ Cooper
Chican
Tony Maneroof
White Plains
Harold “McSpaden
Kansas
Stribling Returns to Threaten Heavyweights After European Tour
New York reports Bill Stribling has returned from Europe with Phil Scott's scalp and a fierce glare. The 25 year old has a left hand broken in three places five months ago, sidelining him for six weeks, yet he signals a renewed bid to dominate the heavyweight division with renewed aggression.
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Europe
Phil Scott
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Macau
Pietro Corti
Tampa
Fla
Atleato Eer
Highmore Golf Club plans Sunday tournament amid travel invites
Highmore Golf Club officials announce a Sunday tournament after a postponed event. Morning programs include low ball play, with afternoon rounds starting at 1 PM. Participants and guests from Miller Onida Pierre and Oyaziperian are invited, reflecting interest from the Northern South Dakota Golf Association event in Huron last week.
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Louisville Opens Western Invasion to Kansas City Stop
Louisville Colonels begin their western invasion of the league with a four game set against Kansas City, aiming to test the circuit and build margin over St Paul and Columbus during the campaign.
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Francisco Manuela Quintera Beats Louie O Neil in Tampa Fight
In Tampa Florida Francisco Manuela Quintera outpointed Louie O Neil in a boxing match. The bout highlighted Quintera's technical skill against O Neil as the crowd watched closely.
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Manuela
Quintera
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O'Neil
Enderlin North Dakota teens win western tourney title
Enderlin North Dakota youth team, led by a brilliant pitcher, defeated Minneapolis North 9 to 7 to claim the western Legion tournament title. Hendrickson hurled two games, striking out 17, while Enderlin rallied in the eighth inning. Neenah won the consolation game, beating Aberdeen 5 to 1 as Ochs starred on defense.
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Fahrenkrug
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Strategy for approaching short golf shots by Denny Shute
A golf columnist advises fall golfers to avoid careless approach shots to easy pins. Aim for a spot about 10 feet from the hole or dead to guarantee birdies. If the pin is behind a trap, target the middle of the green to avoid sand and keep par with two putts.
All Stars Practice and City Series Open in Huron
Twenty players for Stafford's All-Star team held their first practice at the State Fair grounds diamond. Stafford aims to form a strong squad to represent the city in the state tournament. A Miller Hammond arranged game with the All-Stars is set for Wednesday in Huron, with a return in Hammond next week. Next week starts Monday with Elks B league champions facing Huron Dairy Products in a three game city championship series, games slated for Monday and Thursday, with a potential third on August 25.
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Wolsey Boosters Meet Wolsey In Booster Game At Woonsocket
The Huron Boosters travel to Woonsocket for a return game against Wolsey tomorrow. A new outfield is signed, with heavy hitters, while Bernsten and Peyton headline pitching plans. Wednesday’s Woonsocket clash will link Knights of Columbus field day with a McCoy Nolan Giants rematch.
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Lester
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