McNutt Defeats Cadwell To Retain City Golf Crown
McNutt wins the city golf championship final over Cadwell 3 and 2 to capture back-to-back titles. The match ended after 18 holes with McNutt making key birdies, including on holes 12 and 9, sealing the victory dormie.
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Cadwell
Yester
McNutt
Cadigell
Dormie
Utt
Nielsen
Raceroot
Ells
Eddie Greschke
Dick Hanten
H. J. Saylor
Wielsen
Colonels Slam Milwaukee Twice Dim Saints Playoff Hopes
Louisville Colonels shut out Milwaukee 2-0 in seven innings and won 3-6 in the nightcap to strengthen their hold on fourth. St Paul lost 8-1 to Toledo while Kansas City increased its lead over Minneapolis with a 4-4 victory over Indianapolis.
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Associated Press
St. Paul's
Saints
Milwaukee
Louisville Colonels
Louisville
Colonels
St.Paul
Toledo
St. Paul
Brewers
Fred Shaffer
Joe Rogalski
Madhens
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Blues
Indianapolis
Columbus
Wreck Fatal To Speedboat Pilot Joe Schaeffer Dies From Injuries
Detroit August 234 The Gold Cup speedboat race training turned tragic when 49 year old Joe Schaeffer died from chest injuries after the Delphine EX overturned at 90 mph during a river trial. Mechanic Ed Mackenzie survived with bruises as the craft split apart after hitting a submerged object.
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Joe Schaeffer
Detroit
Schaeffer
Ed Mackenzie
Mackenzie
FIGHTS LAST FIGHT PITTSBURGH AND CHICAGO CHAMPIONS
Fred Apostoli outpointed Glenn Leg in a middleweight bout in Pittsburgh while Patsy Perroni supported Benny Wacker in Chicago as part of the boxing card. The events featured fighters from San Francisco Los Angeles Cleveland Taylorville and more as listed.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Fred Apostoli
San Francisco
Glenn Leg
Los Angeles
Chicago
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Benny Wacker
Taylorville
Aberdeen Prep Mentor Sees Makings Of Another Powerful Football Team
Aberdeen prep opens with nine returning linemen and a veteran backfield as Coach Antil begins practice for 1929 season. Wahpeton at home Sept 22, followed by Pierre, Sioux City East, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Yankton, Watertown and Huron on the road or at home, with Simmons Field as night-lit home.
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Aberdeen Prep
Aberdeen
Little Francis (Spence) Zerr
Dynamo
Aberdeen High
Golden Eagles
Ray Antil
Antillnas
Wehpeton
Simmons Field
Wahpeton
N. C
Pierre
Sioux City
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Watertown
Huron
Don Houge
Paul Gene
Bill Hepp
Big Dick Watson
Frank Moffenbier
Robert Tarver
Leo Saylor
Bill Mayer
Hopp
Houge
Taramay Donlan
Stan Schmidt
Eddie Carlsen
Pete Becker
Roy Davidson
Eagles
Reversals Fail To Dim Mack Spirit In Philadelphia
Connie Mack, aged 76, after gall bladder illness, spoke at his Philadelphia home about remaining hopeful for “another winner or two.” He cited years, illness, and past disappointments yet asserted he has plenty of time to produce more success.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Layden Avoids Prediction as All-Stars Meet Giants
Notre Dame's Elmer Layden, head coach of the all-stars, declines a firm win forecast but signals confidence about his team's chances against the New York Giants in Soldier Field. The six annual college versus pro clash pits 1938 college greats against the defending National Pro League champions.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
New York Giants
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Baseball scores and rosters from yesterdayAL and NL games
Yesterday's major league results show scores for American League and National League games with pitcher and batting lineups. Notable entries include wins for Cleveland and Chicago in the AL and Philadelphia and St. Louis in the NL, with box lines listing pitchers, batters, and final tallies.
Schooners Seek Revenge In Season Finale Baseball Night
The Schooner Heels meet the Yellowjackets at Ravine Park at six. It is a benefit game to send Schooner Beers to Aberdeen for the state amateur tourney. Myers plans two Tredway and Liem pitchers plus Schwartz and Erickson. Ma honey may use several Brewer arms. Dorseymen seek revenge after Sunday’s 5-3 loss behind Dick Hershman who will not start tonight.
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Ravine Park
Schooner Heels
Huron
Fop" Myers
Yellowjackets
Aberdeen
Colman
Lake Preston
Myers
Tredway
Liem
Bob Schwartz
George Erickson
Brewers
Chip” Mahoney
Schooners
Wally Jusse
Gip Bates
Speck" MacDonald
Cigar Store
Ernie Reimers
Gus Johnson
Gagnon Dairy Club
Louie Bloodgood
Dairymen
Neil Meyers
Dorseymen
Dick Hershman
Flashes Of Life In Washington And Sleepy Eye
In Washington a hunter, Frank Richardson, was shot when a rifle backfired and another bullet from the same weapon lodged in his back near the spine. He expects to recover. In Sleepy Eye a motorist believed a bee caused a distractive scare as a cigarette slid into his sleeve, leading to a rash moment.
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Washington
Frank Richardson
Richardson
Amateur Baseball Meet Opens With ICs Advancement
Brookings Rushmore and Volga edge toward the second round in the IS D Amateur Baseball Meet. Red Davis of Norfolk shuts down Western League leaders but Kernels pound Lefty Boteck for six runs through four innings. Sioux City beats Worthington 14 to 6, Phipps 15 hits, Perry 10 for Sioux City.
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Rushmore
Volga
Associated Press
Red Davis
Norfolk
Mitchler
Phipps
Worthington
Perry
Sioux City
Sioux
Lincoln
Miller
Brookings Cubs, Rushmore win in South Dakota amateur tourney
Aberdeen August 18 The Brookings Cubs Rushmore Memorial entry and Volga won first round games in the state amateur baseball tournament as crowd turnout marked halfway to the title. Milbank pushed Brookings hard before losing 7 6 in a pitching duel by Stu Holdhusen while Rushmore defeated Woonsocket 5 2 and Volga outslugged Chester 11 8 on two homers. Play continues with Rushmore and Brookings meeting in the second round and Volga facing Stratford after a bye.
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Aberdeen
Brookings Cubs
Rushmore Memorial
Volga
South Dakota
Brookings
Milbank
Cubs
Stu Holdhusen
Julian Bue
Rushmore Club
Ted Crawford
Woonsocket
Chester
Hito
Rushmore
Stratford
Trojan
Ramona
Webster
Loomis
Haven
Leola
Waswitl
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Ivers
Schade
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Holdhusen
Ponto
J_ Bue
Raabe
Hippen
Anderson
Crawford
M. Naley
Triplett
Clark and
Fisher
Fairfield
Hartnett Nears Another Record
Gabby Hartnett nears a major baseball milestone as the Cubs beat the Phillies 5-3 in a Monday game. He could tie or break the record for most games played, with the Cubs boasting 31 games left this season. Other notes include Ted Williams’s RBI surge, DiMaggio’s grand slams, and Al Moran’s debut with the Bees in a 10-5 win.
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Associated Press
Gabby Hartnett
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Gabby
Ray Schalk
Cubs
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Joe DiMaggio
Giants
Mel Ott
New York
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Cardinals
al Moran
Boston Bees
Bill Trotter
St. Louis Browns
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Athletics
Dodgers
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Western League Basketball Scoreboard Fragments
Fragmentary Western League listing shows teams and players such as Mitchell, Davis, Bobeck, Wasner, and Hower. Sioux Falls and Sioux City appear with partial scores and pairings including Miller Smith McCoy Brandon. Perry Van Wey Phipps Burmeister McGreal are also noted amid incomplete lineups and results.
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Mitchell
Norfolk
Davis
Bobeck
Wasner
Hower
Lincoln
Sioux Falls
Miller
Smith
McCoy
Brandon
Sioux City
Worthington
Perry
van Wey
Phipps
Burmeister
McGreal
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Bob) Coffey
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