Cubs End Downward Hustle Clinch Lead Lift
Fast moving Cubs climb back into contention by defeating the Giants 5 to 4, snapping a four game skid against the league leaders. Cardinals gain ground by sweeping the Dodgers 10 to 3 and 2 to 1, while the Red Sox surge to third in the AL with two wins over Cleveland. Pirates win twice to tune for the Giants series. Browns sweep Washington. Phillies rally past Reds to seize sixth place.
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S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Cubs
New York
Akidé Waider
Chicago
Mey
Jby Smock Ing
Giants
St Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Dean Brothers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bes
Pittsburgh
Braves
Pie Traynor
Browns
Washington
Phillies
Cincinnati
Reds
Eave
State diamondball tourney pairings announced in Watertown
Watertown announces opening round pairings for the South Dakota state diamondball tournament set to open September 1 at Watertown with finals September 2. Fourteen men's teams and nine girls teams compete. notable matchups include Huron A.ONW vs Aberdeen Bull Brothers Dairy Eureka bye and Watertown WNAX vs White Highmore vs Watertown Gambles among others.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Witertown
Elmer Parden
State Association
Sioux Falls
Brookings Junior Chamber of Commerce
Yankton
Huron
A.onw
Aberdeen Bull
Brothers Dairy
Eureka
Watertown Wnax
White
Highmore
Watertown Gambles
Myers
Mitchell Wilcox Radi
Aberdeen Elks Purple
Pierre
Mitchell
Watertown Maytag
Blegler-Nash
Aberdeen
Hazel
Falls
Jenny Gray
Shop of Brookings
Oliver- Menno
Mitchell Corn Palace
O'Brien
Cafe
Three World Swimming Records Fall at Coast Meet
Washington Athletic Club women led by Mary Jon Petty break two records and help another as Petty swims 1 minute 4 seconds in the 100 meter freestyle and 224 meters of the 200 meter relay leg. Petty, McKean, Buckley, and Lea clock 1 minute 3 seconds for the relay split, but Washington finishes second as Los Angeles Athletic Club wins with 54 points to 41.
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San Diego
Call
Pacific Coast
Transbay Coronado
Mary Jon Petty
Washington Athlett Club
Miss Petty
Helene Madison
Ove McKean
Doris Buckley
Betty Lea
Grinutes
Miss Kight
Washington
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Luther wins Hershey golf tournament title and prize
Ted Luther of Girard Ohio captured the Hershey Open title after two 14 hole playoffs finishing with 75 to Felix Serafin of Scranton Pa 80 in the final playoff Luther led after a 76 morning round and the field tied at 280 after four rounds Serafin missed an eight foot par putt on home green fading rivals Denny Shute Johnny Revolt Jimmy Hines Byron Nelson and Bobby Cruickshank faded in the 72 hole event in Hershey Pennsylvania August 2.
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Ted Luther
Hershey
Tea Luther
Girard
Ohio
Felix Seratti
Scranton
Eath
Serafin
Denny Shute
Chienzo
Johnny Revolts
Milwaukee
Jimmy Hines
Long Island
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
Bernard Welsh Retains Public Parks Singles Crown
Bernard Welsh of Washington DC defended his public parks singles title in New Orleans, defeating William Schommer 6-4 6-2 6-4 for his second national championship. The match featured Welsh's superior form as Schommer, a Big Ten and Minnesota champion, pressed hard but could not overturn the Scot’s lead.
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Bernard Welsh
New Orleans
Washington
D.C
Licely
Scot
William Schommer
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Clinic Cup Golf Tourney Ends In Plummer Victory
The Huron Clinic Cup final at O Country Club saw Bill Plummer defeat J S Colton in a hard fought final, clinching the trophy as the event closed. Plummer led early, then held on through the back nine to win on the 18th hole, continuing a rare sequential defense of the Cup across its history.
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Plummer
Colton
Huron Clinic
Bill Plummer
J. S. Colton
H. L.saylor
Gust Jacobaha
Clyde, Smith
Yal
Harvard Noble
J.L. Greene
Ralph Keught
John’ Hinman
Dick Hanten
H. H. Head
Dalton
McKenzie
Boyd ‘Benson
C. Whaley
Uatter
Jand
Gust Jacobson
Aing
Phummer
Huron Defeats Lake Preston in Baseball Clash 8 to 5
Huron built an early lead with strong Bloodgood brothers offense and solid pitching by Everett Maxey to topple Lake Preston 8 to 5. Ian and Tony DeRung fueled the attack for Huron, collecting multiple hits as Lake Preston mounted late resistance. Maxey allowed six hits while Lake Preston’s Tony DeRung fanned eight in a pacey late-innings push.
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Lake Preston
Bloodgood Brothers
Huron
Bloodgooda
Hurca
Neisivars
Everett Maxey
Ian
Fair City
Maxey
Lassao Preston
Dendy
Iing
Woonsocket Clinches James Valley Title Over Frankfort
Woonsocket defeated Frankfort 3 to 2 in the second game of the inter-division playoff series to win the James Valley league championship. Jensen allowed seven scoreless innings as Woonsocket outhit Frankfort despite five errors, securing a spot in the state amateur tournament opening in Aberdeen.
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Bupffala
Woonsocket
Abrone
Buffalo
Frankfort
Phillips
Woonsecket
Jensen
Cann
Fairfield
Hardie
Aberdeen
Woonsocket Club
Myers Corner Edges AOUW In Exhibition Clash
Myers Corner softballers avenged a loss to AOUW by defeating them 8 to 5 in an exhibition game to raise funds for state tournament travel to Watertown. Boyle homered as Myers Corner surged with five runs in the seventh inning, aided by two errors and a walk. AOUW started strong but quieted after the first, with three runs in the seventh. Managers meet tonight at the Marvin Hughitt hotel Elks clubrooms to plan postponed games and coordinate trips to Watertown.
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Myers Corner
A.O.W
Lodgemen
Watertown
Boyle
A.C.U.W
Jim Sorenson
Ao.u.w
Wermer
Joe Lowe
Myers
Elks
Halas Laments Bears Poor Work Before Big Game
Chicago Bears face scrutiny as coach George Halas orders the squad to write written examinations after an intra squad workout. He criticized players for repeated mistakes that could hurt the team against the all stars in front of 320000 spectators at Soldier Field Thursday night.
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William Weekes
Associated Press -Sporta
Chicago
Soldier Field
Chicago Beara
George ‘Halas
Beara
Halas
All Stars
Hulag
Questia
Baseball results and league standings snapshot
Dense, partial recap of multiple games across the National and Western Leagues with scattered player names and inning notes. Mentions Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, New York, Chicago, and others, plus Nebraska and American Association references and score fragments.
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W. L. Pet
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Las
Louis
Pet. St. Louia
Pee Nwuwee
Ewe
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Associated Press
National League
Lee
French
Warneke
O'Dea
Schumacher
E. Moore
Stout
Mancaso
Cincinnsti Weaver
Padden Smith
Brandt
Spohrer
Boston
Lucas
Grace
Macvayden
Betts
Mueller
St Louis
Dean
Delanceyich
Leonard
Baker
Lopez
Marcum
Richards
Hemsley
Chiesgro
Raffing
Glenn
Kennedy
Shea
Beat Glenna Ware Leads 3rd National Women’s Golf Title Drive
The 3rd National Women’s Amateur Championship opens in Minneapolis with Glenna Collett Ware, former multiple champion, favored to win as a field of 64 qualifiers contest 18 holes at Interlachen Country Club. Contenders include Opal Hill, Maureen Orcutt Crew, Dorothy Traung, Marion Miley, Lucile Robinson, and Charlotte Glutting as they seek one of 64 berths into match play.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Minneapolis
United States
Canada
Glenna
Irs
Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Virginia van Wise
Chicago
Vare Atha
Interischen Country Club
Bobby Jones
Facca
Ware
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Maureen Orcutt Crew
Corral Gables
Fla
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Marion Miley
Lexington
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Iape
Charlotte Glutting
West Orange
Golfers Confront New Hazard At Mohawk Course
At Mohawk in Tulsa players chased a new hazard recently white objects on fairways described as Albina ground squirrels captured or turned over to the municipal zoo. They were about half grown and prompted wildlife control action.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mohawk Golf Course
Cleveland Fans Stage Uprising After Umpire Dispute
Cleveland faced a near riot after a disputed call in a Boston doubleheader. Fans flooded the field as Umpire Lou Kolls escorted off the field. Cleveland lost the second game 5 to 1 after a pivotal ruling on Oscar Melillo's bunt.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Lou Kolls
Brick Owens
Oscar Melillo
Red Sox
Phillins
Melillo
Owens
Jac Cronin
Sox
Kolis
Kolls
Ownes
Cronin
Meillo
Umpies
Phillipa
Tribe
Canistota Beats Howard In Key East Central Dakota Game
In Howard Aug 25 Canistota defeated Howard 2 to 1 in the second of a three game series to decide the East Central Dakota league title for the split season. The deciding game is set for today in Howard. All runs came in the fourth inning Hearvey drove in both Canistota runs Buck scored Howard’s tally. Batteries Howard Wary 28 Ron and Buttenob Canistota Kost and Driggs. The league champions advance to the interstata tournament at Aberdeen this week.
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Howard
East Central Dakota Baseball League
Canistota
Howard Red Sox
Acore
Mary
Inter Stata
Aberdeen
Toledo Opening Night Highlights and Names Mentioned
Fragmentary scan lists various names and locations including Mills Bowler Giuliani Stain Boone Leskowski and references to leagues and teams like NOWDHEEN LEAGUE Cocokaton Greater Grand Forks Superior Duluth Winnipes and Moog. The text appears as OCR junk with scattered proper nouns and lacks a cohesive event or outcome.
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Toledo
Mills
Nowdheen League
Cocokaton
Greater Grand Forks & “Superior
Duluth ” Winnipes
Fepio- Moog
McDonald Captures Publix City Links Title
Bert McDonald won the 1935 Public Links Championship with a 36 hole total of 167, two strokes ahead of Bill Nielsen. Nielsen 4 45 43 41, Wyland 171, Geethal 175. Local practice grants available. tourney runs from Sunday through September 8 with registration at three local links.
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Thom
Bert McDonald
McDonald
Bill Nielsen
Nielsen
Ike Wyland
Harry Geethal
Huron
Lester
Millers Rally to Lead ASA Standings in Twin Bill Sweep
Chicago dispatch reports the Minneapolis Millers moved within five games of first and led Indianapolis Kansas City and Columbus as the American Association race tightened. Dennis Gatehouse spun a low touching performance while Columbus fell in late innings. Louisville split with Kansas City, taking the opener before Kansas City rebounded in game two. Carl Danny Boone starred in relief for Toledo in both wins over St Paul, as Toledo recovered from an early deficit to win 11 to 5.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Doole Bush
Red Birds
Blues
Winneapolis
Millers
Dennis Gatehouse
Garland Braxton
Boien
Wright
Milwaukee
Louisville
Carl
Danny) Boone
Toledo
St. Paul
Ohio State Tops 1935 National Grid Rankings
Football statistician Deke Houlgate names Ohio State as the potential national champion for 1935 with Stanford, Princeton, Tennessee, Temple, Alabama, Minnesota, Washington, Illinois and Notre Dame rounding out the top ten in his preseason selection.
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Ohio
Los Angeles
Deke Houlgate
Ohio State
Grid Ptison
Stanford
Princetom
Tennesse
Temple
Alabama
Minnesota
University of Washington
Riinois
Nde Ham
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Wr-Oo Radio Shop
Fritz Ostermueller
Johnny Welch
Ott
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9 To & Triumph
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Jimmy Wilson
Council Bluffs
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Davenport
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Norfolk
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R. Minneapolis
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Galehouse
Hogan
Ryba
Copeland
Ogrodowski
Columbus Holp
Comte
We Penner
Ringhofer
Aest
Paul Toledo
Philadelphia Star
Publix
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