Brooklyn Bets On Wyatt In Second World Series Game
Whit Wyatt of Buchanan Georgia starts for the Dodgers in the second World Series game against the New York Yankees. Joe Gordon delivers a key homer for the Yankees as Brooklyn missteps on the bases, while Reese shines with three hits and a notable baserunning decision. The Yankees extend their series lead with strong pitching and clutch hitting, marking ten straight World Series wins.
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Detroit Beats Cincinnati 7-2 In Seasonal Opener
Sports Mirror recalls a 7-2 Detroit win over Cincinnati in the first game of a series from today a year ago. It notes three years ago Bob Feller struck out 18 in Cleveland but lost 4-1 to Detroit, and five years back the Yankees routed the Giants 18-4 in the World Series second game.
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Yanks, Brooklyn in tense World Series opener
Brooklyn fans roared while the Yankees quieted the crowd after a tense World Series start. Medwick invited a standing ovation for a spectacular catch and Gordon homered as the Yankees took a slim edge. The scene blended Brooklyn vigor with New York nerves in a historic crowd.
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Junior Ball Players To Meet Next Monday
Junior Baseball group in Huron outlines plans for next year at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the municipal courtroom. Officers to be elected and a fundraising program begun. About 25 boys attended last Tuesday as groundwork was laid for upcoming activities and a magazine drive to aid city soldier baseball efforts.
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Box TIG box: Newark Kid Cocoa and rivals in ten rounds
In Newark and nearby cities boxing results show Boxtig reports Cocoa defeating Britton in a 10 round bout while Archer outpoints Willisme in eight rounds. Separate note mentions City College captains Martin Goldsmith and a NY baseball team captain from Cairo.
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Ohio State Picked To Win Over Barry's Trojans
Grange predicts Ohio State will top Barry’s Trojans in the marquee intersectional clash in Los Angeles while Ohio State’s depth gives them the edge over Southern California. The piece surveys key weekend matchups across major programs, noting new coaches Paul Brown and Sam Barry and various upcoming games.
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Baseball Clown Absent From World Series
Hollywood October 2 17 Baseball comedian Al Schacht, famed for world series crowds, missed yesterday's opening for the first time in 21 years. A screen test for a Lou Gehrig film and a sailing to Honolulu kept him from Yankee Stadium. He sat alone in his car near the Hollywood Hotel, listening to the game with a lump in his throat.
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Harrold Football Narrowly Falls to Fort Pierre 26 25
Harrold suffers a 26 to 25 defeat to Fort Pierre in a season opener played Monday afternoon at Fort Pierre. It marks Harrold School’s return to an active squad after several years, with a second game scheduled this afternoon against Wessington.
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Scalpers Open Conference Play At Wesleyan Tonight
Scalpers visit Dakota Wesleyan University for the season’s first conference clash. The eight o’clock game at the high school athletic field follows a 26 0 loss to Spearfish last Saturday. Wesleyan dropped a 33 0 decision at Aberdeen to Northern Wolves. A tug of war between freshmen and sophomores will be held at halftime.
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Jackrabbits Set For Omaha Clash
Brookings dispatch notes North Central conference aspirations as the Jackrabbits prepare to face Omaha University seeking a win after a 21-0 loss to Iowa Teachers. Healy's injury opens room for Don Healy with Koenizi Webster Clancy and Wiersma shaping the backfield.
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Bowling Industrial League scoring report with multiple teams
House of Ingalls led by Ward and Fiezas posted totals 749 and 778 while Stain Belt showed wins and top scores such as Oliva 823 and Takala 719. Other teams like Myers Cigar Store and Raihway posted mixed results with individual scores like Lundgren 483 and Cook 468, featuring a dense set of numbers and partial totals across the league matchup.
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Ohio Girls For Clash With USC
Columbus October 2 Ohio State coach Paul E Brown faces an early test as his 20 sophomores attempt to build a steady offense. The Buckeyes crushed Missouri 12 7 in the opener but Brown laments lack of speed and shaky defense while planning a west coast trip to meet Southern California.
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Bonilla Eagles Tie Down Wolsey In Softball Duel
In Wolsey on Oct 2 the Bonilla Eagles defeated the Wolsey Cardinals 9 to 1. Bonilla sparked by homers from Boyd and Brown, while Myers homered for Wolsey. Bonilla battery was Lester Marshall and Lyle Marshall with Reidel and Pierson behind Wolsey. Cards head to Cavour Friday as Beadle County tourney nears in Wolsey on Oct 8.
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