Nova Trains Hard for Sept 19 Bout with Louis
POMPTON LAKES N J Aug 21 Lou Nova trains intensely for the world heavyweight title fight with Joe Louis on Sept 19 at Foro Grounds He makes the 15 round experience a goal by early conditioning including weeks in the Maine woods road work paddling canoe and carrying a 50 pound pack He vows to finish Louis in the first four rounds if able and says he will be there at the end of the four rounds to win or knock Louis out.
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Norfolk Open Western League Series With Sioux City Visit
Norfolk to start series with Sioux City as part of the Western League schedule. Norfolk’s defense faces Sioux City while Cheyenne meets Sioux Falls Canaries, who sit just above the cellar. Scores show Norf 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Sioux Falls 0 0 2 2 0 2 2 at 6 1.
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Old Drugs From Aztecs Shape Modern Pharmacopoeia
The pharmacopoeia of Central and South American Aztecs and Incas informs modern remedies with substances such as chenopodium cocaine and quinine noted as origins.
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Sounds Funny but Reds Still In Race Says McKechnie
Deacon Bill McKechnie insists it sounds odd to claim the Cincinnati world champions are still in the National League pennant chase yet believes the Reds can prevail. He cites history, noting 1939 and past campaigns where late surges altered outcomes, including the Cubs in 1938.
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Roundup Sparks, Pitchers, and Promos From Sid Feder
Sports Roundup by Sid Feder notes wide-ranging buzz from racing to baseball and boxing. Eddie Arcaro and Whirlaway are linked by scent, Feller relies on his curve, Texas and Rice vie for grid leadership, Pollet shines with a four-hitter, and Dizzy Dean is recalled for a historic three-hit day.
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South Dakota Coachs Clinic Opens With 50 Coaches Present
More than 50 coaches attended the four day South Dakota Coachs Clinic, opening with morning talks by Carter Robinson of Northern Normal on basketball and Harry Gamage on football. Afternoon sessions featured Willem Strickland, Wilbur Fetree, and Hugh Ray. tonight at 7 30 H V Porter will address the group. The opening meeting included a sprain and injury manipulation demonstration by E B Doc Goodell.
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Doc" Goodell
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Strong Field To Enter U S Open
Omaha veteran Stanley Davies predicts a strong field for the 1941 national amateur championship led by Johnny Goodman and Bud Ward with challengers including Mario Gonzales and Harry Todd. He stresses the winner will be a straight shooter with no scrambling on the layout.
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Bucky Harris Rumored To Leave Senators Amid Burned Bridges
New York reports suggest Bucky Harris may be ousted as Washington manager after 12 years with the Senators. President Clark Griffith says other clubs hustle more and Harris resists moving from dugout to coach, with critics noting the team’s poor performance and lack of a strong roster.
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Marksmen Turn To Tougher Job At Grand American
In Vandalia on August 21, top flight trapshooters moved from 16-yard duties to doubles and handicap races. Roy W. Miller of Grove City Minn. won 1,500 dollars for a 100 straight from 20 yards last year. he returns despite long odds. About 900 expected for preliminaries with Grand American totals possibly surpassing 1,000. Art Finney of Mankato Minn. won Class A with 200 of 200. Hiestand, Dean, Bates and Cox/Tern tied in other classes. Shootoff set for today.
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Sport Shop Team To Play Loomis Sunday In Mitchell Park
The Tredway Liem baseball squad, champions of the Huron city league, face Loomis Sunday afternoon at Mitchell League Park in a warm up before entering the state tournament in Aberdeen next Tuesday. Regular Sport Shop hurler Sig Kulawik teams with Ernie Riemers Bob Schwartz and Frank Winters on the mound while Bob Sporrer catches. Loomis, a strong central South Dakota club, has lost only about two of more than 20 games this summer and recently defeated Myers Yellowjackts in two exhibitions.
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Yesterday's stars and sports highlights synopsis
Tommy Bridges pitched a ten inning shutout of the Yankees on two hits as the Tigers won 1-0. Vander Meer Rid dle and Walter Masterson are noted for pitching duels and save opportunities. The piece also mentions a small Army unit and a Polk County flora note, plus naval observatory time references.
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Elmer Riddle
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Arne Anderson
Cards Down Indians in City Loop Softball Clash
The Cardinals defeated the Indians 11 to 5 in a City Loop softball game at Armour Athletic Park. A strong start gave St Louis an eight run edge in the first two innings, and Huddleston drove in three with a second inning homer and another long ball in the sixth. Joe Stahl added a fifth inning shot, while Case pitched for the Cards and Johnston worked for the Indians. Both teams had 12 hits. a 10-10 deadlock was threatened as Dodgers and Indians were set to meet tonight to try to break the tie.
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Louisville Takes 6th Straight Win
The Louisville team extended its winning streak to six with a 14 to 7 victory over Columbus as Columbus dropped the final game of the series. Red Kress and Sig Gryska homered off Gwen Scheetz who earned the win.
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Emory Collins Dominates Sioux Empire Fair Track
Emory Collins of LeMars Iowa extended his three year hold on the Sioux Empire Fair track with victories in all three events he entered before about 5,000 spectators. He posted a 24.2 time trial as his best mark, with Eddie Zalucki of Detroit and Eddie Nicholson of Minneapolis as his nearest rivals. Hammess racing is slated for the fast track today and Friday.
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North Side Midgets to Play All Stars Series
Coach Bill Zeller announced a three game series starting Friday between the North Side Midgets and an all star team drawn from other midget league clubs. North Side remains undefeated this season. Games set for Friday and Saturday mornings with a possible third on Monday.
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League Leaders National League Batting Leaders and Pitching Lines
League leaders list: Reiser Brooklyn and Hopp St Louis led batting at 329. Camills Brooklyn Ont New York and Nicholson Chicago tied for 25 home runs. Riddle Cincinnati and White St Louis led pitching at 14 2 and 16 4. American League batters Wallsens Boston Travis Washington Homeline Kellen New York Williams Boston led with 30 and 28. Gomez New York and Murphy New York headed pitching at 11 4 and 3
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Baseball Scores and Standings from the American League
Summary of multiple games and standings across the American League including New York, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, St. Louis, Cleveland, Washington, and other clubs. Detailing game results, pitchers, and team records with positions in the standings and noted scores.
Superior and Duluth Triumph In Northern League Play
In Northern League action Witour Buerckholtz delivered a clutch double to center to lift Duluth 6-5 over Fargo-Moorhead, securing sole second place. Matt Backus homered the decisive hit for Superior in an 11th inning 4-3 win over Crookston, while Grand Forks fell to Wausau 7-5.
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Complete Roster On Field Only 5 Days This Season
The Nationals season shows injuries piling on as the St Louis Cardinals field mostly available players in a string of losses. Terry Moore, a top league center fielder, was hit on the head by a pitch and will miss action for about a week. The Cardinals swept a doubleheader over the Braves to tighten the gap with the Dodgers while the Reds shut out the Phillies twice. In the American League, Tommy Bridges and the Detroit Tigers defeated the Yankees, while the White Sox shut out the Athletics. Ted Williams hit two homers but the Red Sox lost both ends of a doubleheader to the Browns.
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J Kramer and T Schroeder Upset Doubles Champs
In the national doubles championship second round J Kramer and Ted Schroeder defeated former world doubles champions Wilmer Allison and John Vah Ryn 3-8 6-3 6-3 9-7. The recap notes this came a year ago. Five years earlier Schmeling and Braddock agreed to a heavyweight title bout on June 3, 1937.
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