Sig Kulawik Sparks Dairy Run To 6 4 Victory In Playoff
Sig Kulawik led Gagnon’s Dairy with a homer and a single as Ravine Park hosts saw a 6 4 win over Schooner Beers in the Huron City League playoff. Otto Werner and Kulawik powered the offense while Winters of the Beers yielded seven runs on the mound. The win puts Gagnon’s Dairy 2 0 up in the best of three series. final game scheduled Friday at Ravine Park en route to the State Amateur Tournament.
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Frank Winters
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WEAK DAZE in Sports By CHALLY
CHALLY announces his quiet resignation as a softball umpire after a brief tenure. He laments the difficulty of umpiring, jokes about not calling a single ball wrong, and notes the season has ended with humor and self deprecation. He cites desire for others to call games and compares himself to famed umpires Bill Klem and Bill Zeller.
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Bill
Bill—Klem and Zeller
Coaching Clinic Draws To Close In South Dakota
AG judged a complete success by the high school coaches attending the second annual South Dakota High School Athletic Association clinic. Prominent mentors led round-table discussions, with Frank Cramer of Gardner, Kansas, giving injury treatment demonstrations. Officers were reelected and a Coaches Association formed, while a golf tournament capped the event.
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Sioux Falls
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Red Birds and Eels Bid for No 2 in AA Flag Race
The Columbus Red Birds aim to overtake the No 2 spot in the American Association standings with a two game sweep in Minneapolis after a 12 3 home record. Kansas City holds a six game lead over the Millers. St Paul falls 9 1 to Columbus as Minneapolis wins 5 4 in ten innings and Milwaukee edges Indianapolis 5 4 in extras.
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Pairings To Be Made Monday For D Ball Tourney
Rapid City would host the South Dakota Softball Association tournament on September 1 and 2. Drawings for the 1 40 prize will be made at noon Monday, announced association secretary Norbert De Kerchove. Regional champions and runners-up must pay entry fees by Monday or miss the drawings.
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Beesonis AP Report On Boxing Results
In Chicago Billy Soose aged 162 from Farrell Pennsylvania won a non title bout by outpointing Tony Zale of Gary Indiana for the middleweight crown. In Oakland Jackie Cal Tura of New York and Chick Delaney of Oakland fought to a draw at 125 and 122 pounds respectively with a ten round planned match.
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New York
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Baseball Highlights From Last Night's Scores
Vince DiMaggio sparked a Pirates comeback with an eighth inning double driving in Arky Vaughan for a 2-1 win over the Boston Bees. Mickey Witek and Mel Ott contributed for the Giants, while Charley Frey homered in the 10th to lift the Phillies over the Cubs. Sirocco faces a month plus out due to a lame leg after a Derby bump. DuRocher admits he is older than listed by a year.
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Reds
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Lew Jenkins Aims to Fight Any Challenger Says He Will Fight
Lew Jenkins world light heavyweight boxing champion travels to Philadelphia for a September bout with Bob Montgomery. He defends against claims he avoids fights and denies reports of a rift with manager Hymie Caplin. The Texan, who once earned little, questions why anyone doubts his willingness to face the opponent for the $10,000 purse.
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Medwick Held No Hero In St Louis Fans Rail At Maher Park
In a burst of colorful reaction from St Louis fans at Sportsman’s Park, Joe Medwick is booed as he moves about the grounds. Eddie Brietz notes talk of boxers and baseball stars crossing paths, with Lou Louis and other champions teased for future ring plans.
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Soose Beats Zale In Non Title 10 Round Blisterer
Chicago August 22 Billy Soose, a shifty Penn State boxer from Farrell, defeated Tony Zale in a 10 round middleweight bout. Soose, who previously beat Ken Overlin, claimed both challengers but did not win the title as the bout 160-pound limit kept the championship with Zale. Judges and referee McNamara ruled Soose the winner.
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Mrs Ross Matson Wins Gagnon Cup at Huron County Club
Mrs. Ross Matson captured top honors in the Gagnon Cup, beating a field of 12 in the handicap medal play. She shot 65 for the nine holes with a 36 handicap to post a net 29, edging Mrs. H H Head whose 11-stroke better actual score produced a strong performance. Other scores include Mrs. Clinton Hazen 67 gross 33 handicap 34 net, and Mrs. Emmelius 92 gross 55 net.
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Chas. E. Barkl
Cy Emmelius
Racing Events At Sioux Empire Fair Bring Fast Times
Sioux fans report fast times at the Sioux Empire Fair racing meet despite rain soaked track. Sunny Allworthy won the 2:18 pace for Frank Lynch stables of Eldon Indiana and Ethel Forbes, owned by Nick Mouw of Sib ney Indiana, claimed her second victory of the two day meet after winning the 2:24 trot on Wednesday and first money day earlier, sweeping all three heats.
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Frank Lynch
Eldon
Ethel Forbes
Nick Mouw
Sibney
Baseball leaders and stat lines from multiple leagues
American League batting leaders include Radclift St Louis .359 Appling Chicago .347 Hitsmer Boston 162 Omenine Foss Boston 33 Dikfaggin New York 25 Pitching Newsom Detroit 15-2 Feller Cleveland 22-6 Rowe Detroit H-3 National League batting Rowell Boston .390 Danning New York 224 Deetarmuck Cincinnati 143 Herman Chicago 141 Howe rims Mize St Louis 33 Sse filesigo Rizzo Philadelphia 3 Pitching Fitzsimmons Brooklyn 412-2 Sewell Pittsburgh 10-2.
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Baseball results roundup from yesterday's AP play by play
The American League and National League scores show multiple games with earning runs and winning pitchers. Notable clashes include Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Boston, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Toledo, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Columbus, Kansas City, Louisville, and Sioux Falls. Specific innings and final tallies indicate close contests and varied offensive outputs across venues.
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Funck Reaches City Net Tourney Final
Ernie Funck advances to the finals of the city net championship after defeating Art Pugsley Hay Schroeder and Ed Pugsley in straight sets and a tight scrap. He awaits the Brown Johnson semifinal winner for a best three of five title match likely Sunday. Russell Johnson seeks his sixth straight city crown as Brown clash nears Friday.
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Russell Johnson
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Art Py Andi Schroeder
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Sun- Iy
Frey DiMaggio And Witch Take Roles Of Heroes
Aerial recap of major league action from yesterday with Witek driving in a late winner for the Giants over the Reds in Cincinnati. Frey homered for the Phillies to beat the Cubs as Borura tied it with a ninth inning shot. DiMaggio doubled to spark a Pirates win over Boston, while the Cardinals topped the Dodgers. Leonard pitched eighth shutout for the Senators, Beckman blanked the White Sox, and Benton faltered as the Yankees beat Detroit. Red Sox dropped to Cleveland as Jim Tebbs may miss season after appendectomy.
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Lightweight title bout reflects Ambers victory over Armstrong
Sports Mirror Today recalls past boxing notes: Lou Ambers defended the lightweight title with a 15 round win over Henry Armstrong on fouls across five rounds. It also mentions Ben Johnson twice referenced in world record 10.3 for 16 meters in a Paris meet where US athletes dominated nine events.
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Ben Johnson
Columbia University
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