Plan Meetings For Rule Study Interscholastic Football Rules
Pierre Sept 1 A series of interpretation meetings to instruct coaches and officials on the 1927 high school football rules will begin Sept 7 with eight major changes and several new minor regulations. Meetings will be in Mobridge Aberdeen Watertown Brookings Mitchell Sioux Falls Yankton Gregory Pierre and Rapid City. Sleeper play banned and penalties adjusted to encourage lateral passing and limit-yard penalties.
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R. M. Walseth
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
Walseth
Mobridge
Aberdeen
Watertown
Brookings
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Gregory
Rapid City
Schamane Ls
President's Match Attracts Riflemen at Camp Perry
CAMP PERRY, Sept. 1 7 The president scamp match draws national riflemen to the two mile firing line. A personal letter of commendation from the president is the top prize alongside trophies. Alfred W Hemming Detroit officer set a pistol record with 289 of 200 in Clarke memorial trophy. Previous 285 record dated 1934.
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Camp Perry
United States
Alfred W. Hemming
Detroit
Schmeling Louis Bout Off This Fall For Louis Health
Detroit September 1 The comeback title defense against Max Schmeling is ruled out for this fall after two to six months rest is advised for Joe Louis. Doctors found bruised muscles and tendons around the right hand from the Farr bout, with x rays showing no fracture. Louis’s manager announced the Schmeling match will be postponed. Dr Chester C Ames explained the hand injury and its impact on fights.
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Detroit
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Louis
Handy
Tommy Farr
New York
John Roxborough
Joe
Chester C. Ames
Ames
Cedar Rapids Raiders Sweep Red Hawks. lead Western League
Cedar Rapids held a three game lead over Waterloo in the Western League after sweeping the Red Hawks. Des Moines beat Sioux City 11 to 6 while Cedar Rapids defeated Waterloo 11 to 2 and Cedar Rapids won the final game 8 to 2 last night.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Waterloo
Red Hawks
Dea Mhines
Sioux City
Dex Moines
Cedar Rapids
Aberdeen Preps Under New Coach
Aberdeen high school renovates its grid program under new head coach Ray Antil aided by Ray A. Davidson. Antil arrives late this week with practice to begin soon as the Golden Eagles rebuild amid a tough schedule and only three returning lettermen from last year overhauled by new material from juniors and sophomores. The season opens September 4 at Mobridge, followed by home games against Watertown and Brookings and trips to Mitchell Pierre Sioux Falls Huron, with a slate running through November 11.
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Sperial
Aberdeen High School
Golden Eagles
Ray Antil
University of Minnesota
Ray A. Davidson
Davidson
Eagrets
Antl
Antil
Warren Evans
John Wallie
Powistien
Elmo Solsberg
Mobridge
Helo
Watertown
Mitchell
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Huron
Lifeguard Wins Marathon Swim at Toronto Exhibition
Husky Frank Pritchard a Buffalo lifeguard wins the Canadian national exhibition marathon swim for the second year in a row finishing ten miles in 4 19 23. He beats Bil Nolan Chelsea Mass by six minutes for 2500 prize. Nolan takes 750 while 64 starters dropped back.
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Toronto
Ont
Frank Pritchard
Buffalo
Lake Ontario
Frank
Canadian National Exhibition
Bil Nolan
Chelsea
Mass
Pritchard
Nolan
Northern League Scores and Weather Impacts
Crookston beat Winnipeg 1 to 0 while Fargo-Morehead topped Jamestown 6 to 0. Wausau’s game at Superior and Eau Claire at Duluth were postponed due to wet forecasts and rain soaked grounds.
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Crookston
Winnipeg
Fargo-Morehead
Jamestown
Wausau
Superior
Eau Claire
Duluth
Huron Softballers Take Doubleheader From Watertown Millers
Myers Corner of Huron topped Watertown in two under the lights, winning 3 to 0 and 4 to 1. Huron outhit but benefitted from Millers errors and timely hits. The wins give Huron a 4-2 edge in the six game series.
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Huron
Watertown
Myers
Watertown Millers
Millers
Twio
High School Golf and Tennis Tourneys Planned
Irving Kaske, 1936 singles tennis champion, is the first entrant in the 1927 tourney set for Sept. 19 at Brookings. R. M. Walseth, secretary of the South Dakota High School Athletic Association, announced the annual high school golf tourna ment.
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H. S
Pierre
S. D
Irving Kaske
Brookings
R. M. Walseth
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
Tonight's Game Tests Brotherly Love Between Packers and All Stars
CHICAGO September 1 The Svend oe boys of Minnesota George and Earle will set aside their fraternal ties tonight as the Green Bay Packers meet the 1936 College All Stars at Soldier Field. George, elder, will start at center for the Packers while Earle, last year's Minnesota pivot, faces his brother across the line.
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Chicago
Svendoe Boys
Minnesota
George
Earle
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Gophers
Tennis Meet to Run With Special Division Also
The event will be held with the tennis meet and Kas kept limited to the Special division for 1937 high school graduates. Tournaments move to fall to attract more players, previously linked with state field and track media.
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Ment
Eastern High School of
Madison
Kas‘ke
Danish Swimmer Smashes Two World Records
In Copenhagen on September 19, 16 year old Ragnild Hoeger broke two world marks in swimming. She clocked 5 minutes 4. seconds for the 44 yard freestyle and 4:57.9 for 500 yards, surpassing the former records of 5:22 and 6:04.8 held by T Wagner of Holland.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Ragnild Hoeger
Danix
T. Wagner
Holland
Fights Last Night Associated Press Results
In Detroit Henry Armstrong stopped Orville Drouillard in Windsor. In Los Angeles Baby Arizmendi outpointed Ritchie Fontaine. In New York Frank Cavanna knocked out John Herstman in the fifth round. Also New York Herbie Katz stopped Gasper Le Rosa in the fifth.
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Henry Armstrong
California
Orville Drouillard
Windsor
Ont
Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Ritchie Fontaine
Missoula
Mont
New York
Frank Cavanna
Johnny Herstman
WEW York
Herbie Katz
Gasper le Rosa
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