Colored Nine Trounces House Of David In 13 10 Thriller
An overflow crowd watched the Colored Nine defeat House Of David 13 to 10 in a high scoring barnstormer. Key hits came from Okeson Giles Velcheck and Douglas as Monarchs rally late, while both teams totaled 40 bases on 30 hits.
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Scofield Receives Northwestern Award for Freshman Baseball
Marvin Scofield, De Smet star pitcher, earned a sweater and numerals from Northwestern University for his freshman season work with the university team. He was one of five freshman pitchers honored and is slated to accompany Yale to the state tournament in Aberdeen. The article notes prior Redstone Valley League play and a planned first round game against Claremont.
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Bea Barrett Sets Qualifying Pace in National Title Round
Darien Conn Aug 22 Bea Barrett led a strong qualifying session in the 43rd national women's golf championship with a 7 under par 65. Notables under 80 included Estelle Lawson Page Jean Bauer Maureen Orcutt Glenna Collett Ware Fay Crocker Pam Barton Marion Miley and Mary Browne. The field of 104 featured a 89 qualifying cutoff for match play with Barrett the standout performer and several others breaking 80.
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Reds Rout Phillies As Cards Slump In St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7 0 to widen their lead while the St Louis Cardinals fell 7 1 to the Brooklyn Dodgers. John Niggeling pitched seven strong innings, Frank McCormick snapped out of a hitting slump with three singles, and Ray Warnecke and Tom Sunkel struggled on the mound. Dodgers moved into the first division past the New York Giants as Letty French pitched seven strong innings in Chicago. Other majors idle.
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Anderson's Stock Yards win Region One softball final
Yankton August 22. Walt Mueller pitched 14 scoreless innings as Anderson's Stock Yards beat Walnut Taverns 1 to 0 in a nine inning final at Izaak Walton Park. Anderson's reached the final by defeating Mayeld and Prairie Dogs 5 to 0 and 1 to 0 respectively. Walnut Taverns defeated Freeman 8 to 1 and Yankton Southern Wholesale 4 to 0 to reach the final. Both teams qualified for the state tournament at Miller on September 3.
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Yesterday's Stars AP baseball summary
Larry French of the Cubs pitched seven hits and added a bases loaded single to beat the Giants. John Niggeling of the Reds shut out the Phillies on seven hits and singled to start a four run fifth inning. Col Camilli of the Dodgers hit his 20th homer with one on and drove in another run to lead a winning attack against the Cardinals.
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Story Hints Title Scrap Tonight Is Fixed Beer Barrel Polka Played At Wrong Time
A local entertainment page notes a mishap at a dance night where the Beer Barrel Polka was played at the wrong moment, drawing attention to timing and program accuracy. The notice emphasizes corrections for future events and reassures attendees.
Sensational yarns and sports chatter from New York
A noisy collage of boxing golf and football hints from national and Texas sources. Mentions Henry Arrestrone Jim Crowed title talk Bobby Jones Pam Barton and Dizzy Dean with mixed notes on Wake Forest coach Peahead Walker and a marquee joke in Birmingham.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT art at one
Frankie Covelli of Brooklyn outpointed Eddie Lander of Chicago in a 10 round lightweight bout. Marty Gallagher of Washington outpointed Jon Robinson of Philadelphia in a 20 round bout. Anne Anderson of Sweden knocked out Ed Murray of Ireland in a midcard match.
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City Golf Course Proving Popular
The new municipal golf course northwest of the city drew 111 rounds Sunday as seven of nine holes are open. City Manager Dow Sears says patronage is rising and plans call for completing all nine holes for use next spring. The NYA project course sits just north of W. W. Howes Municipal Airport.
Canaries Return To Second Place In League Standings
Sioux Falls defeated Norfolk 8 to 2 to reclaim second place as Lincoln rested in the Western League. The Canaries combined 17 hits, with Satterlee limiting Norfolk to seven as nerves eased in eighth. Mitchell edged Sioux City 4 to 3, powered by late scoring, while Lincoln and Worthington were not in the lineup.
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Heistand Gunners to Lead In National Clay Target Run
Hiestand, an Ohio farm boy from Hillsboro, led the field as the 40th annual Grand American opened for national trap shooting. He held the long-run record of 1,171 and had won three of the last four crowns, while Mrs. Lela Hall of Strasburg, Missouri, unable to defend due to illness, left the women's title wide open.
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Armstrong Favored in Rematch for Heavyweight Title
New York, Aug 22. Henry Armstrong defends his lightweight title tonight at Yankee Stadium against Lou Ambers in a scheduled 15 round bout. Armstrong, favored 4 to 7, seeks a second win after their first clash, with Ambers riding a 48 fight winning streak.
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Pike Survives Two Years On a Stringer
In Gull Lake Minnesota E Powell and Jerry hauled a four pound pike with a steel stringer. The propeller cut the stringer but the pike kept its jaws clamped on a rusted steel safety pin for two years. The fish weighed about four pounds when freed and released back into the water.
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Net talent search opens Newport tourney for Davis Cup
The Newport Casino event narrows to selecting a Davis Cup team member from a field of 104. Top seeds mostly advance though several face tougher early rounds. Absence of Elwood Cooke shifts focus to the remaining Americans led by Dan McNeill and others in pursuit of doubles potential.
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Junior Baseballers To See Free Movie In Huron
Huron junior baseballers will be guest of the city league at the showing of free moving pictures this evening, announced by James Meaghan secretary. The program includes three films courtesy of two major leagues and starts at 7, followed by a Dutch lunch for players and officials.
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British Ryder Cup Team Is Selected for 193?- Ryder Cup
The British Professional Golfers Association announces eight players chosen for the Ryder Cup squad led by Dick Burton and Henry Cotten. Also selected are James Adams, Sam King, Alt Padgham, Dai Ree, Charles Whitcombe, and Reg Whitcombe. Two more players to be named before the squad sails Oct 18 for the United States. Matches set for Ponte Vedra course in Jacksonville, Fla, on Nov 18-19.
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Pierre Junior Baseball Team Captures State Title
The Pierre junior team won the 1939 South Dakota championship at the state tournament in Pierre after beating Wagner 18 to 4 and Gettysburg 13 to 9. Gettysburg had earlier eliminated Wesley ton Springs, and Pierre defeated Gettysburg in the final. The tournament was sponsored by the American Legion and WPA recreation division.
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Paul Dean to Start for Birds in Columbus Doubleheader
Paul Dean a 27 year old pitcher is set to start for the St Louis Birds in a doubleheader at Columbus. He joins the famed Me and Paul duo that helped St Louis win the 1994 NL pennant as he seeks another big league stint. Columbus beat St Paul 9 4 in yesterday’s game.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Only games were played in the major and minor leagues with numerous matches listed. Cincinnati and Philadelphia totals appear, while Brooklyn and Chicago faced New York and others in late innings. several American Association and Western League games show results, pitchers, and final tallies.
East Side Midgets Defeat West Siders In Midget League
East Side Midgets beat West Siders 12 to 5 in a Monday game led by Groves who limited opponents to four hits and homered. The East Siders collected 14 hits off Maxey, while Cheeseman hit a four bagger for West Siders. A Wednesday East East Siders North Siders game was cancelled.
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