Louis Louis Nova title tilt delayed by promoter and fighter
In New York August 28 Joe Louis balked at September title defenses against Lou Nova. Promoter Mike Jacobs won acceptance with a ten day grace, moving the bout to the Polo Grounds and later considering Atlantic City or Madison Square Garden as alternates. Louis showed low interest and sought delays or opponents.
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Cincinnati Reds Lose to Dodgers in NL Pennant Chase
The Dodgers beat the Reds 8-5 as Brooklyn gains ground on first place while St Louis wins. Pittsburgh blasts Philadelphia 12-3 and Chicago splits with Boston. Yankees, Senators, and Indians post wide margins in the American League with Grove injury clouding Boston.
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McNutt Advances Championship Bid
Don McNutt moved closer to the city golf title by defeating Barney Wolf 3 to 1 to reach the championship finals. He previously outplayed J A Wyland in the first round and faces the winner of the Krumm Walters semi while other flights push toward the final rounds.
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Junior-Junior Team Sets Friday Game at Springs
Coach Bill Zeller announced his junior-junior box baseball squad will travel to Windsor Springs for an afternoon game against the Springs team. The Huron youths depart from Myers' Cigar Store at 3:45.
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Unclear baseball scoreboard with team records and names
Fragmented scoreboard listing multiple teams and players across American Leagues and associations. Includes win loss records, percentages, and partial game scores with numerous corrupted names and OCR errors. Indicates matchups like Cincinnati St. Louis New York Boston and others with partial line items and inconsistent formatting.
Roundup of boxing, baseball, and football notes by Sid Feder
Sid Feder surveys boxing headlines from Abrams vs Zale in Madison Square Garden and Roots 200th win, plus notes on Eddie Joost sun glasses, Yale Harvard league threat, four gray horses at Agua Caliente, Letty Gomez homers, Auburn travel miles, Ray Mack birthday, Fred Davis Redskins, Bears vs all-stars, and guest Jerry Mitchell on umpire differences.
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Three Top Teams Upset In Western
Western League results show upsets as Pueblo nears third place with a 4-1 win over Cheyenne while Denver Bears topple Iowa 21-6. Sioux Falls defeats Norfolk Yorks 83- but Nebraska holds a 3 game edge over Cheyenne. Pueblo and Sioux City games feature varied innings scores and listed pitchers.
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Charledon Sets Stakes Record In Nose Photo Finish
Today a year ago Charledon defeated Isolator by a nose in the Haish and Whitney Stakes, setting a stake record of 2:03.1 for a mile and a quarter. Also noted are New York Yauteca’s 13-0 victory over Cleveland and a near-perfect game with four walks. Five years ago the U S Olympic delegation included 239 officials and athletes, then returned home on President Roosevelt.
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Colored Team To Play Here Friday For Benefit Game
The Texas Black Seals invade Huron again Friday evening for their third title bid with a hand picked city league baseball squad. The 5:39 p m game at Ravine Park is a benefit performance to raise funds to support a team in the Clark tournament September H.
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Newcomers Force Strong Finish In National Amateur Round
In Omaha Aug 28 the National Amateur Championship sees a youth surge challenge veteran favorites. Ward, the 1939 champ, wins twice to stay in, while Billows, Abbot t, and others push the field. Bracket pairings place Abbott against Vavra and Oatman against White as the tourney enters third round and quarterfinals.
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College Football Not Greatly Affected By Draft Survey
A nationwide AP survey finds college football largely unchanged by the draft or 21-year-old registration. Most players remain undeclared for service or deferred through ROTC or science and engineering studies.
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State Baseball Tournament Moves To Second Round At Aberdeen
At Aberdeen on Aug 26 the state amateur tournament concluded four games, sending 16 teams into the second round. Rapid City Cement Plant defeated Tabor 10 2, Corona beat White 12 4, Colton rallied to edge Little Eagle 4 2, and an earlier close game saw Little Eagle hold Colton to force a comeback.
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Aberdeen To Hold Golf Tournament 14th Dakota Open
Aberdeen plans the fourteenth Dakota Open on Sunday September 7 a one day 38 hole medal play event at Hyde Park in the morning and Country Club in the afternoon with eight player brackets and prizes. The field will be off by 10 am and a tournament medalist will receive a special permanent possession award after three wins. Players are invited to arrange their own foursomes.
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Braves win twice as former star notches 200th victory
Manuel Selyo stars for the Braves in a doubleheader rout against Charley Root, securing his 200th career win when he pitched a five hit shutout in the opener and joined relief duties in the nightcap. O Briy Vaughan leads Pirates with five hits including three consecutive doubles in a 21-hit assault on the Phillies. Additional sports details on page six.
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Hiram Walker's DeLuxe Bourbon Whiskey Ad
An ad-style blurb touts Hiram Walker's DeLuxe Straight Bourbon Whiskey at 90 proof aged up to four years. It markets fall flavored notes and a rich mouth feel from Hiram Walker & Sons Inc in Peoria Illinois.
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Chicago Club Is Favored In Grid Classic Tonight
Chicago Bears, favored to win, face the College All-Stars at Soldier Field in the eighth annual pro v college showdown. Attendance 93,200. kickoff 7:30 p.m. CST. stars include Harmon and Franck against a Bears lineup featuring Rankin, Hucinski, and Osmanski in a noted T formation.
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Wausau Falls to Eau Claire 15-7 in Northern League
In a Northern League clash Eau Claire toppled Wausau 15-7 as Zwatty Haines and Christensen drew 17 bases on balls. Superior held second place with a 6-3 win over Duluth, Winnipeg rallied in the ninth to beat Grand Forks, and Crookston led Fargo-M Moorhead 3-0 before rain halted their game.
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