Senators Brace As Johnson Are Threatened Job
Washington gains on Philadelphia by trimming St Louis 7 6 in 13 innings as the Senators surge toward second place. The Yankees sweep Chicago 19 3 and 4 3. Athletics rally to beat Detroit 8 3, Tigers win 10 7. Indians whitewash Red Sox 12 walks help. NL idle due to wet grounds.
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Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Senators
Johnson
Yankees
Chicago
Red Kress
Athletics
Tigers
Indians
Rhodes
McNaughton
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Pittsburgh
Bud Parmales Finally Halted By Blues in Kansas City
Bud Parmales saw his 12 game win streak end as the Columbus Red Birds were blanked 7 to 0 by the Blues in a night game at Kansas City. Pis tol Pete Fowler shut down Columbus, who managed only four hits. The loss costs Columbus a chance to close ground on Minneapolis, while Milwaukee moved to fifth with an 11 to 5 win over Toledo. Russell Van Atta hit his 18th win as St. Paul beat Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Columbus Red Birds
Bud Parmales
Husky
Kansas City
Blues
Pistol Pete Fowler
Red Bird
Pete
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Russell van Atta
St. Paul
Louisville
T Fo
Boosters Plan Benefit Dance At Huron Pavilion
The Boosters organize a baseball benefit dance to fund the treasury with proceeds to be raised Friday night at the Huron pavilion. Black Wax, new pitcher and club captain, will MC and lead a novelty band with vocal numbers after the game at C. N. W. park against the Colored House of Davide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Huron Pavilson
Boosters Treasury
Pavlion
Huron
Black Wax
Wax
Hurot
Colored House of
Davide
Groton Golf Tourney Sees Aberdeen Winners
Rain dampens turnout at Groton Fourth annual short stop golf tournament won by E. B. Harkin of Aberdeen after a tight 18 hole final against Lee Butts. Consolation titles go to Bob Welch and Earl Eckert with extra hole drama. Other winners include Al Hoy and Guhin, Enatram and Ambers, Girvin and Petergn, and Jackem and Britton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
E. B. Harkin
Aberdeen
Lee Butts
Aberdeen Funner-Up
Bob Welch
Earl Eckert
al Hoy
Guhin
Aberdems
Enatram
Ambers
Girvin
Petergn
Peters
Jackem
Britton Skos Aers
Five veteran sluggers pace 83 seasons in major leagues
William Braucher lists Joe Sewell Babe Ruth Sam Rice Rabbit Maranville and Riggs Old Hoss Stephenson as the five players whose combined service totals 83 seasons. He notes Ruth and Ruth Stevie hitting around .330, Rice near .300, and Sewell and Maranville providing defense. Also mentions Ruth’s field judgment and Rice stealing home recently to mark 240th Washington game. The Rabbit inspires Boston’s bid to stay in the first division after a winter’s doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aine
Ruth Sed Little Joe Sewell
Yanks
William Braucher
CNEA
New York
Joe Sewell
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Sam Rice
Senators
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Riggs
Hoss Stephenson
Cubs
St. Sewell
H. Maranville
Ruth
Rice
Stevie
Rive
Sewell
Maranville
Dan Howley
Washington
Boston
Sts Short
University of Alabama
Joe
Hoss
Cleveland
Chicago
Walker Cup Teams Prepare For Play
BROOKLINE MASS Aus golf balls whirred as American and British teams readied for matches on Thursday and Friday. Captain Francis Ouimet, just out of a sickbed, hoped to lead the Americans. Jim Johnston of St Paul limped in and aimed to play. Ouimet named five likely starters including himself George Voit Gus Moreland Jose Swertser and Charlie Seaver with three more to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Aus
Francis Ouimet
Firce
Jim
My” Johnston
St. Paul
Tony Torrance
Ouimet
George Voit
Gus Moreland
Jose Swretser
Charlie Seaver
Woonsocket Stock Yards Top Letcher In Fast 3 1 Win
In LETCHER on August 20 special report Woonsocket Stock Yards defeated Letcher 3 to 1. Woonsocket pitchers held Letcher to three hits while Woonsocket produced eight scattered blows. Players named include Flattarkes for Letcher and Barter for the Stock Yards. The game was among the fastest seen by Woonsocket this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Woonsocket Stock Yards
Letcheries
Woonsocket Mid
Woommuchet
Andy
Clark
Steck
Steck Yards
Steck Yards Togie
Yale H E C M's To Appear Here This Week On C N W Practice Schedule
Yale H E C M's meet C N W in an exhibition at C N W park at 635 p m tomorrow as part of a weeklong practice run before the state diamondball tournament at Aberdeen. The Railroaders beat Yale 8 2 in the Valley finals and aim to sharpen under floodlights before traveling Sunday morning for the first round.
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Yale H. E. C. M’s
N. W
Railroad
Aberdeen
Bevekings
To &T
N. W. Railroad
Yale H. E. C. M
Huron
Yale
Railroaders
Tames Valley
N. W. Park
Miller
Baseball Results From Boston Night Games
Baseball results list shows Hildebrandt and Myatt for Boston, with Rhodes and Tate. Scores include Louisville and St. Paul 7, Toledo 5, Milwaukee 11, Indianapolis 15, Minneapolis vs Kansas City 1, and Columbus 0 in a night game.
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Boston
Hildebrandt
Myatt
Rhodes
Tate
Louisville & St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolia
Kansas City
Columbus
Wolverines Fail To Appear At Mitchell Game
Reports from Mitchell indicate the Wolverines baseball team did not show for a scheduled game with the Mitchell Merpele, disappointing a Sunday crowd. The club had been booked to play Armour Packers on August 12 but failed to appear, reducing the manager’s satisfaction with their reliability.
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Sacmg
Wolverines
Diamonds
Dakota Fin
Mitchell
Wolveines
Mitchell Merpele
Armour Packers
Huron
Gorilla Jones Defeats Kid Leonard In Davenport Bout
Gorilla Jones the middleweight champion as named by the National Boxing Association defeated Kid Leonard of East Molina in a hard fought 10 round bout in Davenport Iowa last night. Leonard's punches pressured Jones early but the champ rallied and finished strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Gorlla Jones
National Boxing Association
Kid Leonard
Molina
Leonard
Bie Gaines
Hitchcock Women Prepare for Tulare Game Against Fatfield
Hitchcock women led by Mary Juhl and Hilda Gross face Fatfield at Tulare this evening. Thursday they host a postponed game here with Wessingtoe, as Peterson and Velzelech anchor the visiting lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Thim Wess Wessington
Peterson
Velzelech
Mary Juhl
Hilda Gross
Tulare
Fatfield
Wessingtoe
Hitchcock Nine Rallys to 14 6 Win Over Bonilla
Hitchcock baseball team defeated Bonilla 14 to 6 at home on Labor Day eve. The Nine spoiled Bonilla’s effort as several players including Johnson and Hitchcock’s Ballerbes featured in the win. Hitchcock to face Buffalo at Cottonwood Lake during the Labor Day celebration.
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Hitchcock
Bonilla
Ballerbes
Bitchsod—ohnson
Hiktins
Bocalle
Ol ‘Gem
Exwester
Buffalo
Cottonwood Lake
Carthage Rally Secures Narrow Basball Win
In Carthage Aug Special a fast inning rally produced two runs for Carthage in a close abashbel game. Carthage had 10 hits off pitcher Peterson while Bancroft collected 11 off Pauleen. The score stayed tied most of the game as Carthage-Peatien and Jencks led the rally.
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Carthage
Bancroft
Pitereon
Pauleen
Elaon
Jencks
Qualifying rounds set stage for 32 at St Paul
The PGA championship begins its first stage at St Paul with 183 players competing for 32 spots. Defending champion Tom Creavy is automatic, while stars like Harry Cooper Walter Hagen Tommy Armour Billy Burke and Hocton Smith vie to join him in the six day, 216 hole battle. Gene Sarazen and Leo Die wel miss Metropolitan test.
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ST. Paul
Aug
America
Tom Creavy
Albany
Gene Sarazen
Leo Diewel
Pete
Creavy Ox
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Tommy Armour
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Conn
Hocton Smith
Denny Shute
Creavy
Johnny Farrell
Paul Runyan
John Golden
Olin Dutra
Ed Dudley
al Watrous
Joe Turnesa
Joe McCarthy Pennant Streak Tops Major Leagues
A collage of baseball reflections notes Joe McCarthy nearing a record as the only manager to win pennants in both major leagues. It mentions players Ernie Orsatti, Chick Hafey, Van Lingle Mungo, Max Carey, Lee Ruffing, and Tim Mara, with side comments on contracts, trades, and other sports figures, all in a fast, opinionated newspaper voice.
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Joe McCarthy
Ernie Orsatti
Cardinals
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati
Orsatti
Charlie Jemiezon
Walcott
Rucker
Brooklyn
Waco
van Lingle Mungo
Max Carey
Lee Ruffing
Tim Mara
Gene Tunney
Young Brook Hollow golfer to enter national amateur
Jack Munger of Brook Hollow Country Club Dallas will be among the youngest entrants in the national amateur golf tournament starting September 12 in Baltimore. The 11 year old easily qualified with a 148 par at Brook Hollow where the course par is 35 3578. Munger is praised for his accuracy with irons and strong putting on the greens.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Munger
Brook Hollow
Baltimore
Texas
Munger
Bonilla Girls and Boys Win Closely in Local Contests
Bonilla hosted two kittenball and baseball games. The Bonilla girls defeated Ali toana township Fire Flies 10 to 8, while the Bonilla boys beat Hitchcock 5 to 4. Both games were tight and lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Bonilla Girls
Alitoana Township
Bonilla Boys
Hitchcock
Baseball Stars Spark Early Wins Across Leagues
Yesterday's games featured Stars Oral Hildebrand of the Indians scattering Red Sox hits in a 6-3 win, George Earnshaw and Billy Autel stopping Tigers in a twin bill, Vernon Gomez and Charley Riffing guiding the Yankees over the White Sox, and Sam West with John Berz delivering 12th inning singles to edge the Fat Fothergill hometown club. Eddie Tolan ends racing, Metcalfe praised, bean balls discouraged as pitchers are warned.
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Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Red Sox
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Billy Aitel
Tigers
Vernon Gomez
Charley Riffing
Yankees
White Sox
Sam West
John Berz
Senators
Fat
Fothergill
Massillon
Eddie Tolan
Ralph Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Charlie Grit
Resson
Huron Women Enter First Annual City Golf Title
Huron's first women’s golf title event brings 13 players from Class C N W rail and public links to Sunday and Labor Day play alongside the second annual citywide men’s tournament. Twelve Sunday qualifiers define the field, with match play to decide the champion Monday. List includes Florence Howard Ads Sinclair Julia Foley and others.
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Huron
C. & N. W. Railroad
Public Links
Florence Howard
Ads Sinclair
Julia Foley
Harry Liem
MM. Cochrane
Vera Motrude
Hilda Schumacher
2. Dahl
Wade Porter
Isserhuth
George Parsons
Mark Spang
Irma Kalahar
Aberdeen High Veteran Squad Ready for 1934 Season
Aberdeen D. Aug. 30. Aberdeen High plans a veteran nucleus for the 1934 football team led by all state end Douglas Red Trish and nine other lettermen. Key backs May Shifflett and Biegler will fill three backfield roles. Schedule includes Doland, Flandreau, Mobridge, Fargo, Yankton, Watertown, Mitchell, Huron, and Sioux Falls with a strong defense after heavy graduation losses.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
H. C. Daubenberger
Madachine
Douglas
Trish
King
Lenhart
Oas
Knutson
Amfindrude
Fischer
Shifflett
Biegler
Doland
Flandreau Indians
Mobridge
Fargo
Yankton
Yanktony
Watertown
Mitchell
Huron
Sioux Falls
Sic Falls
Junior Legion Title Series Opens In Manchester City
New Orleans Papooses, Western champions, meet Springfield, Mass, Eastern champions, in the 1932 junior pennant race at Manchester with 16000 fans expected. Commissioner Landis tosses first ball as executives Shike Fuchs Benswanger attend opener amid confidence from both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
N. H
Manchester
American Legion
Kenesaw Morone Tain Landis
New Orleans
Papooses
Springfield
Mass
Medal Title Is Aim Of Mrs. Opal Hill
Mrs Opal Hill of Kansas City seeks another title as the golf association crowns the 72 hole medal. She faces Lucille Robinson Des Moines Virginia Van Wie Chicago and several others in the field with eighteen holes scheduled today and tomorrow and the final 36 holes to be played Thursday.
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Chicago
Aug
N—i
Upan Hill
Kansas City
Hill
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa
Virginia van Wie
Austin Pardue
Minneapolis
John Arends
Detroit
Roy
Greme
Glendale
Cal
J. Waltex Seger
Tulsa
Okla
Heles
Lake Preston Plans County D-Ball Meet
Lake Preston outlines a county D Ball meet with results showing beeder winning both contests and the fifth contest decided by a 30 to 6 score.
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Lake Preston
Beeder
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Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
Clark Griffith
Jraide
Bucky Harairy
Harris
Columbus Haurier
Millers
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Litening Bugs
Bostic
Builis
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Sorrell
Uhle
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Earnshaw
Cochrane
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Philadelph
Whitehill
Hayworth
Walberg
Rommel
Modjeski
Gomez
Jones
Gallivan
Gruf Dickey
York
Chamberlain
Ruffing
Dickey
Glenn Lehr
Sefiross Ciy
Gorilla Jones
Bill
Ami Herman
Gus
Steadinem
Stephenson
Joey Sewell
Pew Gui
Sallewe
Tony
Stymie
Klein
Phillies
Ott
Giants
Esterday
Ise
Labor Day
Aberdeen High
Opal Hill
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