Cardinals win 20 inning tilt over Cubs 8 7
In Chicago, the St Louis Cardinals outlasted the Chicago Cubs 8 to 7 in the majors longest game of the season, 20 innings. Bob Osborn and Burleigh Grimes starred for the Cards while Sylvester Johnson pitched 12 innings for St Louis. The win put Chicago five games ahead in the standings with the Giants in a tight chase for third.
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Hubbell
Pete Donohue
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Pirates
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Harry Keilmann
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Wally Berger
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Four Omaha Western League players suspended for ineligible play
Omaha Western League team members Lee Najo Clarence Hetherly Joe Fobex and Pete Lapar were suspended for playing for Council Bluffs Athletics against Sioux Falls Canaries in the southwestern tournament at Council Bluffs. Ed Gear of Denver also suspended while Brandon status pending from Judge Landis.
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Denver
Council Bluffs
Spencer Abbott
Sioux Falls Canaries
Ralph Branden
Abbott
Judge Landis
Brandon
Countil Bluffs
Lee Najo
Clarence Hetherly
Joe Fobex
Pete Lapar
Stars and standouts in a long day of baseball action
Yesterday's box show includes Andy Eigh delivering a 20th inning run for the Cardinals to edge the Cubs, Horace Lisenbee limiting the Red Sox to six hits in a win, Lance Richbourg driving in three for the Braves against Philadelphia, Wesley Ferrell clinching his 33rd victory with the Indians over the White Sox, Harry Heilmann sparking the Reds with two homers and a double, and a late big swing by Glenn Wright for the Robins as the Giants faded from the scene.
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Associated Press
Andy Eigh
Cardinals
Douthit
Cubs
Horace Lisenbee
Red Sox
Lance Richbourg
Braves
Philadelphia National
Wesley Ferrell
Indians
White Sox
Harry “Heilmann
Reds
Pirates
Glenn
Wright
Robins
Ere Ons
Giants
Clinic Tourney Second Round Matches Set For Sunday Night
In the Huron Clim Cup, sixteen Huron country club golfers moved to the second round, with Sunday night as the deadline for completing round two. Seven advances came by default. Top pairings include Jacobson defeating Stokker and Schrader advancing via default from Hedklom.
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Huron Country Club
Gnat Jacobson
TP. H. Schrader
Jacobson
O. C. Stokker
Schrader
Harlyn Hedklom
C. R. Morey
Lewis Benson
Clarence Ott
C. L. Sandsteat
Jay Spink
Camden Rayburn
Elmer Baylea
George Hunt
Harry Lampe
Blake
Lampe
A. M. Haskell
Patten Downing
Bert York
C. Arthur Mitchell
V. HD Weir
Weir
Chas
J. Mitchell
George Starling
L. V. Halverson
Byron McElligott
Jack Frost
HL H. Otto
C. O. Murphy
Thomas Parker
H. L. Wilkenson
C. N. Hall
Tom Huesgen
Stanley Colton
Elk
Huron Dairy Products
George McKeon
Hi Whaley
Undefeated Jamestown to Meet Gallant Fox at Saratoga
Undefeated Jamestown, winner of five races, faces a supreme test in the Hopeful at Saratoga as Gallant Fox, the three year old champion, steps up to the classic mile and six furlongs. The race headlines a day of top stakes with strong fields and local interest.
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League Leaders Batting and Power Highlights from 1932 Season
League leaders show Terey of the Giants with 445 runs batted in Wilson of the Cubs with 113, Wilson also with 44 home runs. Cuyler of the Cubs steals 32 bases. In the American League Gehrig of the Yankees leads with 39 batting, Gehrig 148 RBIs, Ruth 4 homers, McMianus of the Tigers 18 stolen bases.
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Terey
Giants
Wilson
Cubs
Cuyler
Gehriz
Yankees
Gehrig
Ruth
McMianus
Tigers
Wesleyan Teams To Travel Far In Intersecting Season Plans
Dakota Wesleyan outlines a broad physical education program led by Coach Stewart Ferguson. The Tiger football team will journey 3,000 miles to Baton Rouge to play LSU on September 20 as part of three intercollegiate games planned for 1931. Basketball, track, swimming, tennis, and tumbling are added or expanded, with aims to enter the NAIA tournament and compete in major relays. The football trip to LSU spans eight or nine days.
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Stewart A. Ferguson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Dakota Wesleyan
Tiger
Batan Ra la
Louisiana State University
Ferguson
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Ohio
Drake
Logghick
Intercolleizio
Louisiana State
Louisiana Stadium
Huron Rifle Club Postpones Sunday Shoot
Members of the Huron Rifle Club will not hold their shoot which had been arranged for Sunday afternoon. Kenneth Boggs, association secretary, said today the shoot has been called off.
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Huron Rifle Club
Kenneth
Cullop Celebrates Special Day With Six Singles
Chicago reports Nick Cullop, new American Association leader, hit six singles in nine at bats for the Millers in two games, matching Emmett McCann’s recent “Nick Cullop day” feat. Louisville swept two games 5 40 3 and 10 to 3 as Colonels rallied late to win one. St Paul split with Indianapolis, dropping a half game back. Pete Monahan led Cleveland Indians in a 12 8 win, then 11 2 loss halted by darkness. Mays outpitched Holley as Toledo beat Kansas City 2 1. Danny Bloxsom contributed for Milwaukee in a 7 6 win over Columbus.
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VPK
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Nick
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Cullop
Millers
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Pete Monahan
Indians
Carl Mays
Ed Holley
Toledo
Kansas City
Danny Bloxsom
Hutmp
Milwaukee
Columbus
Overlap grip in golf debated by authorities and players
The piece discusses grip styles noting some pros use the overlap or interlock while many authorities see no advantage over natural grips. It suggests that women or players with small hands should favor the natural grip, with a caveat to switch only after accuracy improves. Cyril Tolley Abe Mitchell Harrison Johnston cited as long hitters. Tomorrow topic teased.
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Cyril Tolley
Abe Mitchell
Harrison Johnston
Colfer
NEA Service, Inc
Aberdeen High Prospects Fair
Aberdeen High under coach Daubenberger faces a rebuild with two key losses Pirnie and Stablein yet returns a veteran core led by captain George May. A tough seven game slate opens with De LaSalle and includes Fargo Watertown Mitchell Huron Brookings and Sioux Falls with homecoming in Mitchell.
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Olson
Walter
de LaSalle High
Minneapolis
de LaSalle Minneapolis
Fargo
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U—Watertown
Mitchell
Huron
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Women Open Play In Second Round At Public Course
Golfers in the handicap tournament at the public course advanced to the second round after first round play. Upper bracket matches were finished earlier. lower bracket pairings completed last night. Results include Cochran defeating Griffith and Bartlett beating Buckmier.
New State Tourney Opens With Dairymen clash
The Huron Dairy Products A league champions won 12 0 to claim city title and advance to the state tournament opening Sunday at 8 00 p m They face Clark in the first of ten games The Dairymen dominated early scoring five in the first inning aided by one hit and four Elks errors Poole Amann Collins and Tritz led the attack with multi run scoring while Hinman was the sole Elk able to reach first base through the game.
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Bunion Association
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Colling
Huesgen
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Lester
Dai Products
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Reidig
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Tritz
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Colling Ts
Huron Dairy Produsts
Collins and Poole
Colton
Hedbiom
Sturgis Aims to Trim Sioux Falls in Open Tourney
Sturgis, the Black Hills rep in the state tournament at Bur en Sunddlis, plans a strong run after practice. The squad, led by Chic Baker, targets Sioux Falls No. 1 outfit, Crescent Creamery, in their open tournament opener, holding a season record of 3 victories and 1 loss. Baker has pitched 11 games this season with a 0-0 mark.
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Black Hilks
Buren Sunddlis
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S Sfe
Sioux Falls
Crescent Creamery
I2y Styre Cher
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Iron Horse
Bur
National Doubles Championship to be Decided Saturday
In Brookline Massachusetts Aug 29 the final round will be played at Longwood tomorrow. Semi finals saw George Lott and Johnny Doeg defend their title as Johnny Var Ryn and Wilmer Allison advanced after beating Gregory Mangin and Berkeley Belk. Justo Suarez the Argentine lightweight champion spoke by radio after knocking out Brace Flowers in New York.
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood
George Lott
Johnny Doeg
Johnny Var Ryn
Wilmer Allison
New Jersey
Texas
Gregory Mangin
Berkeley ‘Belk
Justo Suarez
Brace “Flowers
New York
Belgian Favored In Gordon Bennett Balloon Race
In Cleveland August the Belgian captain Evgest du Master of Belgium is favored to win the Gordon Bennett balloon race opening Monday. De Muyter, who arrived to prepare, brings long experience since 1913 with four prior victories and the original trophy. Ward T. Van Orman of Alvon Ohio, the U S entrant last year, has led the United States in the event more than once.
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Gordon Bennet
Ward T. van Orman
Alvon
United States
Dairymen Triumph as Elks Rally Fails in Final Innings
In a high scoring clash, Huron Dairy Products build a late lead but Elks rally, Collins works hard in a tough loss. Colling Ts Star shows strong pitching as the Dairymen gain eleven runs in the sixth, Amann hits safely and Huesgen misplays a fly. Buckshot Collins struggles in the late frame but dominates early, ending with a hard fought series opener.
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