Rowe Fails To Hang Up League Record Tigers Gain In Windy Tilt
Detroit Tigers seize a five game lead as Lynwood Rows fails to extend his American League pitching streak at Shibe Park. In Philadelphia, Vic Sorrell relieves late, Tigers win 12 to 7 while Yankees lose 3 to 1 to White Sox as Cubs edge Giants. Browns advance, Reds and Phillies idle.
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Detroit
Coyote
Hugh S. Fullerton
Associated Press
Lynwood
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Yankees
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Philadelphia
Vic Sorrell
Shibe Park
Yanks
Johnny Bronca
Hase
Lyons
Baseball results from multiple leagues across the circuit
In the American Association Indianapolis defeated St Paul 22 to 5 while Louisville beat Minneapolis 17 to 5. Toledo triumphed over Kansas City 10 to 4 and Columbus beat Milwaukee 14 to 2. Western League saw Sioux City 4 St Joseph 0 and Davenport 7 Cedar Rapids 3, with Des Moines 6 over Rock Island 1 and Omaha edging Topeka 3 to 1 in 11 innings. Northern League results included Eau Claire 11 Grand Forks 3, Duluth 5 Crookston 1, Braird 6 Fargo Moorhead 12, and Superior 2 Winnipeg 5. Nebraska League showed Lincoln 2 Norfolk 3 and Beatrice 1 Sioux Falls 8.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis Meere
Sleer
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St Cincinnati
American Association Pet
Minneapolis
Wenn
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
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Kansas City
American Association
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Sioux City
St Joseph
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Rock Island
Omaha
Topeka
Eau Claire
Grand Forks
Duluth
Crookston
Braierd
Fargo-Moorhead
Superior
Winnipeg
Nebraska
Lincoln
Norfolk
Beatrice
Sioux Falls
Gunner tops nationals as Beaver eyes grand title
S D Gunner Wins national honors as Walter Beaver dominates the meet with two major titles at the American Trapshooting Association grounds in Vandalia Ohio. Beaver tied in AA class with Gerald Batten at 195 of 200, then ran 25 straight to win. Also won North American crown earlier after 73 straight shootouts. Officials elected include R C Coffey president and Sharman King re elected vice presidents and E Loring re elected manager.
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America
American ‘Trapshooting Association
Walter Beaver
Beaver
Gerald Batten
Chicago
Keystone
W. E. Fallis
Louisville
Fred Martin
Detroit
C—A. J. Boeder
Esteline
S. D
DH. B. Schmidt, Jr
Xenia
D. C. Belk
Greenwood
S. C
R. C. Coffey
Prairie City
Amateur Trapshooting Association of America
SH. Sharman
Salt Lake City
R. A. King
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ny E. Loring
Vandelia
Canova Favored In South Dakota Baseball Championship
Howard Luke of Garden City ruled that the umpire's call stands and Canova claims the East Central South Dakota league title after a spectator aided the first baseman during the deciding game with Winfred. The ruling grants Canova undisputed rights to the crown and a state tournament berth in Watertown next week.
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Howard Luke
Garden City
South Dakota Association of Baseball Leagues
Winfred
Canova
Luke
Watertown
Strato Data In Pilotless Balloon Nears Cosmic Ray Mystery
A balloon launched by Prof. Arthur Holly Compton from the University of Chicago rose about 18 miles, carrying a short wave transmitter to relay barometric data. The mission aims to study cosmic rays, with results to be correlated by Compton and associates R J Dean B O Wollan and B Le Griffing. An observer tracked the flight by telescope, noting a sunset burst at roughly 17.75 miles. A Texas farmer reported a meteor igniting wheat stubble on his Randall county farm, with further details unclear.
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Chicago
Earth
Arthur Holly Compton
University of Chicago
Compton
R. J. Dean
B. O. Wollan
B. le Griffing
Millers Threaten Record Asslugging Push Speeds Wins
Minneapolis Millers crushed Louisville 17 to 8 to stretch their winning streak to eight and raise their season homer total to 157. Leo Norris and Ganzel homered, Miles Thomas and Ira Hutchinson won games for St Paul, while Columbus and Milwaukee closed in behind in the standings amid a busy day of AA baseball.
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Minnepolis Millers
Louisville
Nillers
Kansas City
Toledo
Millers
Milwaukee
Columbus
Red Birds
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Leo Norris
Ganzel
Miles Thomas
Ira Hutchinson
Thomas
Hutchinson
Trow
Sherlock
Favorites Survive Grass Court Play
The eastern grass court tennis tourney narrowed to eight quarter-finalists with only one original seed upset. Second seed Lester Stoefen fell to J Gilbert Hall 7 5 7 9 8 6, sending Hall to face Gene Mako. Men’s singles boasted Shields vs Sutter, Bell vs Lott, and Parker vs Tidball. Baroness Maud Levi led the women’s draw by beating Florence Leboutillier 6 3 6 4. English players Hetty Nuthadl Stammers James reached quarter finals alongside Theodosia Smith Jane Sharp and Norma Taubele.
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Rye
N. V
Neid
Lester Stoefen
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Frank Shields
Cliff Sutter
Erkeley Bell
George Lott
Frankie Parker
Jack Tidball
Maud Levi
Ner
Florence Leboutillier
Hetty Nuthadl
Katherine Stammers
Freda James
Early Registration Lagging for City Tournament
Country club members are urged to register by tomorrow afternoon for the fourth annual city tournament opening next Sunday. About 20 golfers from the Public and C. N. W. courses have registered, but overall Country club registration trails the committee’s expectations.
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Country Club
New Orleans Kids Win Series Opener at Wrigley Field
New Orleans used a seventh inning rally and southpaw Jesse Danna to beat Cumberland 5 to 4 in the junior world series opener at Wrigley Field. Cumberland hoped Phil Fleming would start. Ronald Triplett pitched six solid innings before a late rally doomed him. A win today would clinch the series. a Cumberland victory would force a deciding game tomorrow.
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Chicago
Jesse Danna
Cumberland
Wrigley Field
Cubs
American Legion
Phil Fleming
Ronald Triplett
Triplett
AOUW game with Iroquois called off
The AOUW team failed to face Iroquois in a regional match, forcing the Region 3 champions to split into squads for a brief practice. The Huron Grocers and AOUW will resume state tournament preparations as the ten move to a return game against Yale BC on the Yale diamond tomorrow night.
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Troquois
Huron A O. T.W
Huron Grocers
Mitchell
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Yale HL B.C
E's
Yale
Aberdeen Horse is Vermillion Winner at Clay County Fair
Vermillion August 30 Bobby 10 owned and driven by H E Kirby of Aberdeen won the rich stake harness race opening day at the four day Clay County fair. Lady Azoff Miller horse was second. In mile pace Essie Direct first Addie Parkwood second. In five-eighths mile Bud Smith first One Gold Buck second. Five and one half furlong Blessfield first Evelene second Spill Over third. Many owners plan to take horses to Sioux Falls September 1 to 6.
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Bobby 10
H.E. Kirby
Clay County
Lady Azoff
Essie Direet
Addie Parkwood
Charlie Hoss
Iona Man
Bud Smith
One Gold Buck
Lovely Lyons
Clarice McClain
Sweet Sue
Gladys McAllister
Blessfield
Evelene
Spill Over
Sioux Falls
Voyen Selected As Canton High Coach
Canton voters elect CANTON Voyen to teach and coach for the 1934-35 school year. He fills the vacancy after Roland Christie resigns to take a contract with the Flandresu schools. Voyen, a Dakota Wesleyan graduate, has taught five years at De Smet.
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Naion Voyen
Canton
Canton High School
Voyen
Roland Christie
Flandresu
Dakota Wesleyan
de Smet
Perry Determined To Remain Amateur In Tennis
England’s Fred Perry, top ranked amateur, rejects turning professional. He declined a 50000 offer from promoter Bill O’Brien, citing tax liability, potential ostracism at British clubs, and plans to marry English stage star Mary Lawson.
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Perry
Fred Perry
England
Bill O'Brien
O'Brien
Mary Lawson
Cool Weather Delays Splash Marathon in Toronto
The 15 mile Canadian national exhibition swim postpones to today after Lake Ontario runs 62 degrees or warmer. About 100 swimmers competed for 8000 dollars in prize money with favorites Marvin Nelson Fort Dodge George Young Toronto George Blagden Memphis Gianni Gambi Italy and Frank Pritchard Buffalo among leads for the 3000 first prize.
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Exhioition
Lake Ontario
Marvin Nelson
Fort Dodge
George Young
George Blagden
Memphis
Gianni Gambi
Italy
Frank Pritchard
Buffalo
Donkey D Ball Tilt Selects Captains for Westpark Tilt
Amos Stafford will pilot the Roosters and Charles Bloodgood will manage the Elephants. Teams drawn from Huron’s two leagues. Next week inaugurates donkey ball in Huron with a 6 p.m. start. Both teams mount mules and execute plays astride.
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Tegnesany
Amos Stafford
The
Roosters
Charles Bloodgood
Elephants
Huron
Night Bout Results Lead Boxing Card Fragment
An AP report fragment notes bouts in Brooklyn with Harry Dublinsky of Chicago outpointing Tony Canzoneri of Brooklyn and Amberé, and Tony Herrera of El Paso, Texas, in a last night boxing program.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Tony” Canzoneri
Loa Amberé
Herkramer N
Tony Herrera
el Paso
Tex
Rowe Gives No Alibis on Seventeenth Straight Game Loss
Lynwood Rowe, the Detroit 17 year old lefty known as School boy, fails to annex a 17th straight win as Philadelphia Athletics hammer him for 13 runs. Manager Mickey Cochrane cites pressure from well wishers, sleep deprivation, and constant attention as factors in the outing. Bing Miller and Finky Higgins delivered key hits, ending Rowe's bid for a new American League pitching mark.
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Lynwood
Bing Miller
Finky Higgins
Rowe
Joe Wood
Walter Johnson
Lefty Grove
Shibe
Mickey Coghrane
Philadelphia
Arizmendi Fights Belloise Tonight in Featherweight Clash
New York fight fans pack uptown for a 15 round battle between Mike Belloise and Alberto Baby Arizmendi for New York state featherweight recognition. The Mexican is rated a slight favorite.
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Belloise
New York
Mike Belloise
Alberto
Baby” Arizmendi
Mexico
New York State
Dublinsky Knocks Out Canzoneri In ten rounds
Harry Dublinsky defeated Tony Canzoneri in a ten round bout at Ebbetts Field before 8,584 fans. Dublinsky, 139 pounds, dominated after a slow start, outpacing the veteran champion who weighed 146 pounds and hinted at a campaign to regain the lightweight title as Dublinsky eyed further honors possibly against Barney Ross.
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Harry Dublinsky
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tony Canizoner
Barney Ross
Drublinsky
Ebbets Field
Tony
Dublinsky
Canzogeri IH
Bears Confident For Soldier Field Exhibition
Chicago Bears and collegiate all stars completed final drills for the big gridiron classic at Soldier Field. The game under lights is set for tomorrow night before an estimated 75,000 spectators.
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Collegians
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Colegiate All-Stars
De Smet Tennis Tourney Final Set For Thursday
De Smet’s local tennis tourney reaches the final rounds with singles matches scheduled this Thursday afternoon. Glen Jencks and Harold Antle will resume their semifinal, after darkness halted play with Jencks leading one set to 1 and the second tied at 3-3. In other notes, home run leaders list Otto Glamus and Collins of the Cardinals, Berger of the Braves, Gehrig of the Yankees, and Foxx of the Athletics with 38 leading the American League and 32 for the National League tying.
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Fimals
Glen Jencks
Harold Antle
Jencks
Otto
Glamus
Colling
Cardinals
Berger Braves
Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Athletics
Warneke Delivers Shutout as Cubs Top Giants Again
Lon Warneke pitched the Cubs to a three hit shutout for his second win over the Giants in four days. Charley Gehringer starred for Detroit with heavy hits, while Bing Miller fueled the Athletics with strong hitting in a comeback. Walter Betts and Waite Hoyt each threw shutouts as the Braves and Pirates split a doubleheader. Dick Cognan led St Louis to a 5 to 4 win over the Phillies.
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New York Giants
Cubs
Len Warneke
Carl Hubbell
Warnecke
Hubbel
Stan Hack
Cruz
Augie Galan
Kiki
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Bill Walker
Johnny Babich
Browns
Washington
Boston
Pittsburgh
Braves
Huck Botts
Wally Berger
Pirates
Waite Hoyt
Reds
Phillies
Red Sox
Indians
Associated Press
Lon Warneke
Charte Gehringer
Tigers
Bing
Miller
Athletics
Gehringer
Walter Betts
Dick Cognan Browns
St. Louis
Sereasters
Gamage Prepares First Yankton Game Lineup
Vermillion August 31 Harry Gamage new football coach at the University of South Dakota arrived in Vermillion and began probing potential material. He plans early practices Monday with 30 to 40 candidates expected. The 1934 Coyotes face Yankton Greyhounds on September 22 in the season opener.
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Vermillion
Harry Gamage
South Dakota
Coech Gamage
Ender
Gamage
Yankton College Greyhounds
Ree Heights Girls D Ball Tournament Preview
Ree Heights to host a Sunday September 2 kittenball tournament with eight central South Dakota teams. Opening game Ree Heights vs Rosabird at 1 PM, Blunt vs Wayland at 2:30 PM, Wolsey vs Rockham at 2 PM, West Park Huron vs Bonilla. Semis at 3 and 4, final at 9.
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Blunt
Wayland
Wolsey
Rockham
West Park
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Bonilla
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