Claremont Opens Defense with Big Win Over Yale in State Tourney
Claremont blasted Yale 11 to 6 to start the defense of its state amateur title as first round play wrapped. Selby led a 16 hit attack against New Underwood in a separate game, Desart and Renner starred for Claremont, while Murdo edged Raymond 7 to 5 in a seesaw affair. White defeated Renner 5 to 1 as the day ended with three more second round games on tap.
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Yesterday's Baseball Athe Da Me Be
Philadelphia split two games with St Louis in a doubleheader, with wins and losses and runs listed for each game. Washington beat Chicago in a lopsided decision as Hayes and Ferrell contributed for Chicago. Boston and Detroit combined for a high scoring clash, while New York defeated Cleveland with Gomez and Murphy among those pitching and batting.
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National League rained out and multiple games summarized
National League schedule shows all games rained out with multiple matchups listed by city and score summaries. Included are Toledo Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee Columbus St Paul Louisville Kansas City and Western League results plus a fatal jockey accident in Marlboro Maryland where Lou Machado, 22, died after a fall and skull fracture from a horse boot incident.
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Sioux City
Mann
Sioux Falls
Bindsinatt
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Yew Fork
Boston
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American Association
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Eee
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Baker
Carleton
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Winegarner
Hader
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Tkachek
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Silvestri
Terry
Rich
Lewis
Vance
Riddie
Washington
Lou Machado
Marlboro
Brookings Youth Targets 1939 46 Golf Tennis Crown
Final preparations underway in Brookings for the 1939 46 SD high school golf and tennis championships set for Sept 2 to 9 at Brookings Country Club. Defending champ Don McNutt faces Stafford Steen. Goodman of Sioux Falls also expected. Officials include Dr Earl Colby and Gene Burr with help from local Brookings golfers as field judges. Tennis plays Sept 4 and 9 at State College courts under H B Mac Dougal.
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McNutt
Lake Campbell
Brookings
Goodman
Sioux Falls
Washington High School
Earl Colby
South Dakota
Brookings Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gene Burr
Claire Eclow
Ed Manning
A. Motitz
Ben Leach
Lawrence Bartling
Virgil Wilson
Sgt
Ted Franklin
Herb Batson
Art Wick
State College
H. B. (Mae) MacDougal
Harness racing stars head to Iowa State Fair meet
South Dakota exposition hosts a three day harness race program Sept. 5 to 7 with $3,000 in prize money. Iowa trainers Todd Hunter Miss Hoff Milly Etaway Itasca Major Johnson Dan Grattan Minnehaha Volo Treasure Phelpsnides and others prepare entries for 2:20 2:09 and 2:11 events. Collins expects full entry list Saturday with races staged each afternoon of the fair.
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Collins
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Fair Board
Iowa
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Miss Hoff
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Hunter
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Alta
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Volo Treasure
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Faribault
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Phelpnides
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Colling
Sat- Oey Feedie State Fair Speed Program
Cowboys Upset By Worthington in 8 6 Report
In Western League action Norfolk beat Mitchell 6 to 3 while Worthington upset Sioux City 8 to 6, aided by Mitchell catcher Holland who hit a grand run after a Wagner throw clipped left field. Sioux Falls defeated Lincoln 12 to 5 as three pitchers yielded 22 hits.
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Mitchell
Worthington
Sioux City
Holland
Wagner
Mitcnettington Red
Fort Collee
Sioux
Lou Nova And Ticket Sale Both Look Sour
In a messy collage of pre season notes from New York Aug 31 Yankees owned Kansas City Blues disrupt fans as Nova vs Galento rumors swirl while ticket sales lag. The piece blends boxing gossip with college football and baseball tidbits, citing Bitter remarks about Nova and rumors of renewed rivalries.
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Lou Nova
Ticket Sale
Eddie Brietz
New York
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Minneapolis
Millers
Herman
Taylor
Nova
Galento
Fair Board Lands Six White Hopes for Auto Race
The state fair auto racing board welcomes a dozen challengers from across the nation to challenge the Huron track record held by Emory Collins. Shane Fitzgerald from Tampa, Florida, a veteran Irish star, announces a Miller-Scofield powered chassis and aims for a new mark. He notes a 120 mph speed at Daytona and hopes to beat the 302 mph benchmark set by Sir Malcolm Campbell in 1938. The International Motor Contest Association has issued entries to over 100 licensed dirt track and speedway drivers, with many new contenders expected to enter the event for large purse awards.
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Emory Collins
Yich
Fair
United States
Shane Fitzgerald
Tampa
Fla
Fitzgerald
Daytona
Malcolm Campbell
Yanks and Indians Play Give Away
The Yankees lose 4-3 in ten innings at Cleveland as errors and miscues aid the Indians. Joe Gordon scores on a wild pitch, Rolfe and Milnar contribute key plays, and Gomez walks in the tying run before Ken Keltner’s single ends it. Red Sox drop to Tigers. Athletics sweep Browns in a doubleheader, highlighting Sam Chapman’s power and Hayes homer.
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Associated Press Sports
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Cleveland
Joe Gordon
al Milnar
Bruce Campbell
Red Rolfe
Lefty Gomez
Ben Cara Wes
Johnny Murphy
Ken Keltner
Boston Red Sox
Nick
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Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Sam Chapman
Hayes
Browns Fined Pitcher For Not Bearing Down In Loss
St Louis manager Fred Haney fined relief pitcher George Gill 50 dollars for not bearing down in the first game of yesterday's doubleheader. Philadelphia erased an eight run deficit in the seventh to win 8-8 as Gill allowed two homers in four innings. Chicago White Sox beat the Reds while Washington split. Ted Lyons pitched a four hit 5-2 for the Sox, Joe Krukauskas won 4-3 with a sacrifice fly scoring the decisive run in the ninth. Bayfield County Fair dates unchanged despite protests from Iron River and Vacationland Athletic Club due to nonweekend scheduling and existing contracts.
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Fred Haney
St. Louis Browns
George Gill
Philadelphia
Gill
Iron River
Wis
Bayfield County
Iron River Town Board
Vacationland Athletic Club
Pro Gridders Even Up Series With Collegians 9-0 Victory
Pro football champions the New York Giants defeated the College All-Stars 9 to 0 before 81,656 at the stadium. Ken Strong booted two field goals from 22 and 41 yards, while Ward Cuff earlier kicked from 34 yards. The All-Stars, coached by Elmer Leyden, were held to no touchdowns as interceptions and strong Giants defense stifled their passing game.
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Tom Siler
Chicago
Vfi
New York Giants
Collegians
Seriors
Davey Om
Texas Christian
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Billy Patterson
Baylor
Johnny Finger
Michigan State
Elmer Leyden
Notre Dame
Giants
Ward Cuff
Marquette
Ken Strong
New York University
O'Brien
Strong
All-Stars
Big Four Open Favorites In Hershey Open
Four top golfers lead the Hershey Open field of 114 aiming for the championship and a $5,000 purse. Henry Picard, Byron Nelson, Dick Metz, and J Ralph Guldahl are highlighted as favorites based on season earnings and past major wins.
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Henry G. Picard
Byron Nelson
Reeding
Dick Metz
Chicago
J. Ralph Guldahl
Hash Chalks Up 14th Straight Miller Moundsman
Hash Chalks Up 14th straight win as he leads the Minneapolis rookie to a 7-2 victory over Toledo in the first game of a doubleheader. He trails the all-time Association record by two wins and is likely bound for Boston next season with a 21st win of the year.
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Associated Press
Hash
Minneapolis
Boston Red Sox
Association
Victoris
Toledo
Charley Hall
Durling
St.Paul
Madhens
Kansas City
Vince DiMaggio
Louisvile
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Saints
Columbus
Bob Logan
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Stars Return to Service Tenor in Double Heat Victory
Ted Lyons of the White Sox and Joe Krakauskas of Senator-Farmer returned to service with four hit pitching to win the first game of a double header, while Krakauskas tossed seven innings and drove in the deciding run with a sacrifice fly in the nightcap. Ken Keltner of the Indians had a double and two singles, including the hit that produced the run in a 4 to 3 tenth inning win over the Yankees.
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Ted Lyons
White Sox
Joe Krakauskas
Farmer
Ken Keltner
Indians
Yankees
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