Guest Day Sunday Opens Huron Golf City Championship Hope
The Huron Country Club hosts a guest day with 36 players, including local notables, as a warmup for the first city amateur golf championship. The event features blind bogey scoring, 18 holes, and $10 merchandise prizes, with final qualifiers to be cut to two in each flight for a week of 36-hole finals.
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Huron Country Club
Fair City
Huron
Huron Red
North Western Railroad
E. C. McKenzie
Clyde R. Smith
Country Club
Saylor
HL. Saylor
Gust Jacobson
Roy Joplin
Wayne John
Bert McDonald
North Western
Californians in Feature Match at Golder Jubilee Doubles
Eight seeded teams reach quarter finals in Brookline Mississippi for the Golder Jubilee National doubles championship. Notable pairing Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill from California face Clifford Sutter of New Orleans and Bruce Carnes of Austin, Texas. Remaining matchups include Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn against Perry and Hughes, Lott and Doeg versus Sidney Wood, and Gregory Mangin with Berkeley Bell against Coen and Jacobs.
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Brookline
Miss
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
California
Clifford Sutter
Wesleyan Plans Record Travel For 1932-33Season
Dakota Wesleyan athletics director Stewart A. Ferguson announced a massive travel plan totaling over 5000 miles for football basketball and track. Football schedules include two games in West Virginia against Davis and Elkins and New River Gate with homecoming and stadium dedication. Basketball aims for coast-to-coast play and national tournament entry. Track teams target Penh Relays Texas Relays and Drake Relays alongside usual meets.
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Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan
Stewart A. Ferguson
South
South Dakota
West Virginia
Davis and Elkins
Elkins
W. Va
New River Glate
Montgomery
Tigers
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Ferguson
Tiger
Penh
Western Hitters Rally In Multi Team Home Run Spree
In a high scoring day at Wichita the Western league produced nine homers as six players hit solo shots. Keyes and Goldberg each connected for a four bagger as Doa Moines defeated Senators 3 to 2. St Joseph fell to Omaha 3 to 4 while Oklahoma City edged Denver 5 to 4 on late runs.
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Assuchea Eressy
Wichita
Aviators
Pueblo
Braves
Keyes
Goldberg
Topeka
Doa Moines
Senators
St. Joseph
Omaha
Gardner
Saints
Prather
Oklahoma City Indians
Denver
High Wave Wins In Aberdeen Fair Race
High Wave driven by Dr A E Byron of Selby took the 2:12 pace at the Aberdeen tri state fair yesterday. Donna Belle impressed in the three year old pace. A second racing program was offered on the third day as crowds grew beyond expectations with free grounds entry noted. The fair continues with a motor racing program before closing Saturday.
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Aberdeen
A. E. Byron
Selby
Donna Belle
Yesterday's Stars: Pitched Cards win Braves. Tigers win
Jess Haines and Burleigh Grimes lead the Cardinals to a double victory over the Braves. Roy Johnson hits a decisive eighth inning homer to defeat the Senators 5-4. Phil Collins and Dick Bartell push the Phillies past the Reds 8-4 in game one. Bartell's bases-loaded double in the ninth clinches the second game 14-4. Goose Gealin drives in four with three singles for the Browns in a 4-0 win. Giants rally to beat the Cubs 4-3 aided by a ninth-inning pinch hit to seal Cuhe 40 win.
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Jess Haines
Burleigh Grimes
Cardinals
Braves
Roy Johnson
Tigers
Senators
Phil Collins
Dick Bartell
Phil Hes
Collins
Reds
Bartell
Phillies
Goose Gealin
Browns
Achilles Cube
Giants
Wis
Letter
Pinch Bemer
Cuhe
Victories In East Put Cards In Position For Aces Series
The St. Louis Cardinals swept a doubleheader at Boston to finish 13-4 against the Giants Phillies Robins and Braves on their eastern trip and hold a 10 game lead. Gabby Street plans heavy batting practice and pitching drills to be “set” for a Mackmen showdown with the Athletics. Jess Haines and Burleigh Grimes won the opener and nightcap as Chicago also won twice, and the Phillies beat Cincinnati twice to deepen the Reds’ cellar. The A’s, after a 20-4 western swing, led the league by 14 1/2 games. Roy Johnson homered as Detroit beat Washington, and Chicago finally beat New York to end a long skid while Boston’s doubleheader at Cleveland was rained out.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Atlantic Seaboard
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Braves
Giants
Phillies
Robins
Braves
Gabby Street
Red Birds
Swat-Smiths
Mackmen
Birds
Boston
Jess Haines
Burleigh Grimes
Hazen Cuyler
Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Cuyler
Jim Mooney
Fred Fitzsimmons
Reds
Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Bartell
Phil Collins
St. Louis
Athletics
Washington Senators
Browns
Rube Walberg
George Earnshaw
Roy Johnson
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Johnson
Earl Whitehill
Sam Jones
Carl Fischer
New York Yankees
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Canadian contender in US Amateur Meet praised by Bobby Jones
Montreal August report notes Sandy Somerville, Canadian amateur champion, as a strong candidate to win the United States Amateur title. Jones, who beat Somerville last year en route to the crown, declined to predict exactly but said Somerville is a good player and could have a fair chance.
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Montreal
Sandy Somerville
United States
Bobby Jones
Somerville
Sandy
Saints Defeated Second Straight in Indy Late Rally
St Paul suffered a 5 to 3 loss to Indianapolis, marking a second straight defeat as Emmett McCann drove in four in the ninth to complete the comeback after a 5-4 Indians lead. Kansas City kept pace, Milwaukee edged Columbus 5-4, and Louisville beat Minneapolis 6-5 in ten innings with Merrizon Layne delivering the decisive single.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Saints
Indianapolis
Indians
Kansas City
Emmett McCann
Nipolis
Mud
Lou Fette
Blues
Milwaukee
Columbus
Brewers
Red Birds
Louisville
Minneapolis
Merrizon Layne
Macha
Return Of Coaches Starts Grid Talk
Coaches of both Huron schools return after summer study. Ward E H Bell of the college and Frank Caffey of the high school, each pursuing a master’s in physical education, have spoken little about their teams. Bell interviewed four prospective students at Pipestone, Minn for football plans at Scalper institution. Coffey will issue first call for candidates at the high school on September 8.
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Huron
Ward EH. Bell
University of Town
Frank Caffey
University of Wisconsin
Bell
Pipestone
Minn
White Sox finally back Faber with 8-5 win over Yankees
CHICAGO Aug 27 After 31 innings without run support White Sox right hander Red Faber finally saw his teammates score. They batted for him with two runs in the first inning and added more to win 8 to 5 as Faber earned the victory before being relieved in the seventh.
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White Sox
Faber
Chicago
Red Faber
New York Yankees
Comiskey Park
Sox
Worm Attacks Gridiron Grass at Ohio State Stadium
The turf at Ohio State University stadium has been attacked by the sod webworm, causing havoc in central Ohio this summer. A chemical preparation developed by George McClure of the university's department of Cox has been used successfully to combat it.
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Columbus
Tts
Ohio State University
Ohio
George McClure
Department
Cox
Four 4-H Boys Try Dairy Cattle Judging
Beadle county 4-H boys undergo dairy judging trials led by county agent R A Cave. Seven youths, Jay Salisbury, John Reeves, George Conrad, Orin Oviatt, Ross Oviatt, Lee Jones, and Victor Jons, judge Jersey, Holstein, and Ayrshire cows at three farms with selection for Beadle county 4-H judging team.
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Beadle County
R. A. Cave
Jersey
W. D. Conrad
Thad Oviatt
Lamps
Jay Salisbury
John Reeves
George Conrad
Orin Oviatt
Ross Oviatt
Lee Jones
Victor Jons
Bea- Me County
Anderson Sets 186 In Shoot At Vandalia Yesterday
Vandalia Ohio Aug 27 Special A M Anderson was the only shooter from Huron or nearby to enter yesterday's session. He broke 186 in the shoot though not entered in any special event. Scores were dampened by rain and cold, keeping records lower than previous days.
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Anderson
Vandalia
Ohig
M. Anderson
Huron
Dempsey Sets Up Four Round Exhibition Plan
The Manassa Mauler, Jack Dempsey, is shown after an initial workout as he prepares for a string of four round exhibition bouts. In Seattle he boxed Denny Lenhart, Bob Fracier, and Red Tingley, with no knockouts and minimal effort to finish opponents.
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Dempsey Ballyhoo
Manassa Meuler
Jack
Mauler
Louie Miller
Vic Christensen
J Bression
Seattle
Dempsey
Denny Lenhart
Portland
Bob Fracier
Red Tingley
Tingley
Diamondball World Series Opens In Huron Tonight
The city championship kicks off at 6:30 at the fair grounds with Coney Island and Elis facing off in a best of three series. Funds are needed as the league is $30 in the red, and fans are urged to contribute when the hat is passed. The Elks return from the Legion convention ready to play.
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Huron
Coney Island
Elis
Fair Grounds
Dopesters
Huron Dairy Products
Elks
Tom Luby
Legion
Ranld City
Ellis
Colton
Diamond
Builis
Bloodgood
Mitchell
Watertown Star Wins Net Tourney
ABERDEEN, Aug. 27 Carl Myer of Watertown won the singles championship of the third annual Dakota closed tourney here yesterday afternoon by defeating Arthur Brunstedt Rapid City 6 1 4 6 6 2 9 1 Phil Wool edge of Fargo did not defend his 1930 title Myer teamed with Frank Enright of Dallas Rapids to win the doubles championship from Brunstedt and William Brussell of Aberdeen 6 2 3 6 8 4
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Watertown Star
Aberdeen
Carl Myer
Watertown
Arthur Brunstedt
Rapid City
Phil Wooledge
Fargo
Myce
Frank Enright Dall Rapids
Brunstedt
Wiliam Brussell
Non-Blushing Spuds Best For Chips Says USDA
Washington report notes potatoes that blush less under a chemical test yield better chips and French fries. The blush indicates soluble sugars. deep pink confirms high sugar content, while light pink means suitable for chip making.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Clark Gable Film Opens Here Friday
Clark Gable stars in Sportin Blood facing love and regeneration amid turf turmoil. Madge Evans and Ernest Torrence support, with Kentucky settings and Lexington track scenes. Local tease notes Brabin direction and cast, plus regional notes about Warren and Don Connors unrelated to film.
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Clark Gable
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Frederick Hazlitt Brennan
Saturday Evening Post
Huron Theatre
Gable
Madge Evans
Charles Brabin
Ernest Torrence
Harry Holman
Chicago
Marie Prevost
Lew Cody
Kentucky Blue Grass
Lexington
Northwest Golfers to Meet in Duluth Public Links Invite
Four scores from five northwest states will compete in the seventh annual Northwest Public Links Invitation in Duluth Minnesota on September 6 and 7. Participants will include players from North and South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and northern Michigan. The event marks the 61st running, following last year’s tournament at Watertown South Dakota.
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Duluth
Minn
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Watertown
Woman Champion Faces Golfing Jinx In Tourney Today
Highland Park Illinois August 27 Mrs George Tyson of Kansas City meets rival Opal S Hill in the women western championship defense at Exmoor Country Club. The top half pitted Chicago stars Virginia Von Wie and Charle Dennehy with Leona Pressler from San Gabriel leading the lower bracket. June Beebe Chicago edged Bernice Wall 2 and 1 as mass Beebe looms as favorite with John Arends of Detroit in the closing match.
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Highland Park
Ill
George Tyson
Kansas City
Exmoor Country Club
Opal S. Hill
Chicago
Virginia von Wie
Charle Dennehy
Leona Pressler
San Gabriel
Cal
Helen MacMieran
June Beebe
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
John Arends
Detroit
Mass Beebe
Baseball results from Chicago and Philadelphia games
National League games show Chicago and New York in a 12 inning second game with pitchers and batters listed. American League results include Philadelphia and St Louis games with regular box build details and weather causing a rainout in Boston at Cleveland. American Association scores include Indianapolis and St Paul, Louisville and Minneapolis, Toledo and Kansas City, Columbus and Milwaukee.
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Chicago
New York
Malone
Walker
Minch
Hogan
Welch
Smith
Taylor
Bush
Bemsley
Mooney
Fitzsimmons
Parmelee
Haines
Wilson
She
Cantwell
Hard
Spohrer
Bool
Grimea
House
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
No Championship Talk on Alabama Campus This Year
Due to loss of five lettermen including Ssh Sins and players Singson Luther Campbell Mech Moore Clement Miller and Hs, Alabama faces a lean season with uncertain title prospects. Midwest pros gather in Kansas City area for the Topeka Country Club event on September 7, replacing the annual match play tour as top professionals prefer not to stay away from home clubs for a week.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Singson
Luther
Campbell
Midwest
Kansas City
Topeka Country Club
Ney
Midwest Professional Golfers Association
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Associated Prom
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By William Weekes
Coney Island and Elks Batttles
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Becme
University of North Carolina
Don Connors
Oklahoma A. & M
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Bop Mlavore
Tae
Tyson
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Western
By Paul Mickelson
St Louis
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