Tigers Turn to Rowe as World Series Hope Shines
Detroit fans rally behind 24 year old rookie Schoolboy Rowe guiding the Tigers against St. Louis in game two of the World Series. Jitters from Weather and defense haunt yesterday’s opener as Rowe’s 16 straight wins are hailed, while J Herman and Medwick pace the Cardinals with Crowder Marberry yielding base hits.
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Series Hero lifts in eight hits fall on Greenbergs8
In a tense series installment, Hank Greenberg connects after earlier near misses as White walks and Cochrane and Gehringer drive in a run. Dean homers to left. Hallahan and Desay loom in St Louis versus Detroit while Rosenbloom gets a title shot in Des Moines.
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Brookings Officials Scrutinize Kramer Eligibility Row
Brookings State College debates quarterback Sol Kramer’s eligibility for the opening North Central Conference game against Morningside. Talbot of North Dakota says Kramer is ineligible. a protest may arise from Morningside or State College. A special meeting is planned as campuses await a ruling from the conference eligibility committee.
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Yale Takes Wis Yale Dimonds Bell Game Victory
Yale grade team wins a difficult game at Yale against Cavour with a final score noted as 13 to 8 in a hives bell game. The report highlights Yale’s performance and the close finish during the specials section of the Yale diary.
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Great Football Battle Of Hard Times Described By Lawshe
Len Lawshe, secretary of the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce, described the Great Football Battle of Hard Times in a Brookings State College assembly talk. He used a football allegory to parallel South Dakota’s drought and mood, naming weather and drought figures as players and noting resilience through imagined reserves and general rainfall overcoming tough conditions. The talk energized students and signaled more appearances by notable South Dakota figures in future college assemblies.
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Tenpin Season Opens Tonight At Daum Alleys
Aaron's 1934 35 bowling season opens tonight with six newly reconditioned alleys at the Daum venue. Roy Daum says a bowers meeting will set plans for city leagues. Central South Dakota league action starts soon with Pankinton at Woonsocket and Mitchell at Wearsocket in the inaugural contests. White Lake will not play until Oct 11 when Mitchell meets Pankinton. midweek and Sunday matches fill the schedule.
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Demeray Foe to Headline Winter Show Opening Night
Promoter Bloomberg signs Demeray for the 1934-35 season opener with Leo as matchmaker. Tremoray agrees to terms, with Pandora of Duluth and Joe Bourne of Minneapolis named as potential opponents. Aberdeen battler aims for a headline bout on October 12 as part of a 40 round program with four or five supporting fights.
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Hamas And Lasky Battle Tomorrow
New York October 4 Steve Hamas former Pennsylvania collegian gets a chance to prove he is the logical challenger to Max Baer in Baer’s first title defense. Hamas is billed to fight Art Lasky of Minneapolis in the opening bout at Madison Square Garden as plans unfold for the indoor season.
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Schmeling
Boye
Preston Defeats Erwo at Ninth Inning Rally
In a game noted as a special press feature, Preston surged in the ninth inning to overturn a deficit. The final score indicated Preston won by two runs, with a 42 point unspecified tally. The report highlights a dramatic late rally and the key performers driving the victory.
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Westerners Hold Sway in Women's Links Tournament
In Philadelphia the Westerners led by Glenna Coliets Vere faced strong East rivals in the women's national golf championship quarterfinals. Top contenders Virginia Van Wie Leona Cheney and Opal Hill battled for a Western edge as Miss Van Wie and Miss Williams stood to clash, while Mrs Ware aimed to upset the field with a decisive win over Barbara Stoddard.
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Columbus Red Birds Ready to Cinch Little World Series
Columbus, Ohio. The Red Birds, champions of the American Association, welcomed home by fans after the Little World Series return. They lead Toronto Leafs three games to one and aim to clinch in Friday’s game. Ed Greer likely to start for Columbus, Hollingsworth expected on the mound for Toronto. Saturday’s game moved to Sunday due to Ohio State Indiana football opener.
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Captain Bob Winter Leads Sioux Falls Braves Against Scalpers
Captain Bob Winter prepares the Sioux Falls Braves for a homecoming clash with the Hu College Scalpers on October at Fails. Last season Winter earned conference honors as center and codifies leadership as student association president. The team aims to maintain an undefeated streak, with backfield possibly including Wendell Webb and a front five featuring Helfert, Dahl, Neilsen, and Lanstad as guards and tackles.
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Medwick called best natural hitter by Brooklyn mentor
Casey Stengel lauds Joe Medwick amid World Series talk as Medwick powers for a slugging run after four hits in the opener. Stengel notes Brooklyn helped Cardinals reach the Series and predicts Medwick could chase Babe Ruth's record and other top marks.
Yale-Erwin Game Replayed After Incomplete Match
An erroneous Erwin report claimed Erwin beat Yale in a halted Sept 29 game to decide the tournament. Officials will replay the tie in seven innings later. the championship remains unresolved. Yale pitcher Arnold Hohm starred in recent wins for Yale.
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Darkiess
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Gophers Beat Badgers in Junior High Touch Game
In a high spirited junior high touch football clash, the Gophers defeated the Badgers 6 to 6 as both sides showcased passing plays and strong defense. Coach Kyle Mack led the Gophers in a game many called the best of the season on their grid circuit.
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Worst Exhibition Stirs Talk Of pennant chase and woes
A spirited debate traces a slump in Pittsburgh and Detroit to a confluence of errors and elite pitching. It compares current struggles with 1927 Pirates fears as Dizzy Dean and partner batters loom, noting the Tigers’ infield collapse and Greenberg Gehringer Rogell Owen miscues amid a tense pennant race.
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John Leonard
Pepper” Marin
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Eastern South Dakota conference opens football season
Sioux Falls begins the Easern South Dakota conference schedule with Aberdeen visiting tomorrow to face Mitchell and Yankton, both not seen as top MM title contenders. Watertown closes warmups at home against Madison, Heron meets Miller under floodlights, and Brookings brings an all veteran lineup to a non conference showdown with Denton at Brookings.
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Yankton
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Eastern Teams In Big Games This Week
New York previews a slate of season openers and major matchups across the East. Yale faces Columbia to start the season while Harvard Princeton clash with Bates Amherst and Penn meet Ursinus. Western and Pacific games follow with marquee interregional showdowns and notable cross conference tests.
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Tigers Tangle With Error laden Showdown
The article recalls the 1903 Tigers who set an all time series record of 19 miscues in seven games, nearly tying the single game record of six held by the White Sox in 188 and 1917 and the Pirates in 1909. Explanations blame home town excitement and a 20 minute game delay. The Tigers regret raising the issue.
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