College All Stars Defeat Packers 6-0 in Inter-Sectional Tilt
The College All Stars toppled the Green Bay Packers 6 to 0 at Soldier Field. Sam Baugh quarterbacked the collegiate unit, delivering a 20 yard touchdown pass to Gaynell Tinsley on the game’s lone scoring drive as Don Hutson and Herber staged a late push, but a strong All Star defense, punting, and key interceptions by Baugh sealed the victory before 5,560 fans.
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Chicago
Samuel Adrian Baugh
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Arir Herber
Charles E
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All Ater
Clarke Hinkle
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Beugh
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
All America
Tinsley
Hank Broder
Sam Francis
Nebraska
All Stars
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Herber
George Sauer
Joe Laws
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Don Hutson
Oneother
John Drake
Purdue
Jong Yhats
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St. Louis Cardinals
Kid Baseballers Open Season With Sunday Doubleheader
Bloombergs announces two Sunday games at Ravine Park diamond starting 2 30 p m Wessington faces Huron in the opener Burr Oak in the nightcap The doubleheader resumes a postponed game from last Sunday All Huron all star players were asked to report for practice Friday and Saturday at 615 p m
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New Coach Welcomes Springs Spartans to Football Practice
Essington Springs opens football drills under new Coach Wheeler who takes over from Arnold. About 40 boys attended, five lettermen back from last year, including Maxwell, Schryer, Heather, Self, Hemmelman, and Myers. Promising backs McFarling, Robeacon, Holmen, Bult, and line prospects Ballard, D. Myers, Theeler, Paine, Reindl, Jensen noted.
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Bult
Ballard
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Theeler
Paine
Reindl
Jensen
Tiger Football Candidates Report For First Practice Session Of Year
Coach George Deklotz starts the 1927 Tiger football season with about 50 candidates at a blazing hot first practice at the high school athletic field. Veterans provide a core, but extensive work remains to shape the squad for the Sept. 17 season opener at Madison. About 65 candidates are expected as school resumes, with a heavy squad anticipated and key concerns at center and replacing 1936 regulars. Daily drills focus on fundamentals, formations, and limbering up as candidates vie for spots.
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George Deklotz
Tiger P Footall ‘Warriors
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Tiger
Madison
Washabaugh
Giants and Cubs Remain Near Top in NL Race
Giants lead Cubs by about two percentage points as the two clubs duel for the league crown. Hu Schumacher pitched well and Mel Ott hit his 23rd homer in a 7-2 win for New York, while Chicago lost to the Dodgers as Bill Lee took the mound. The season-long tug-of-war shows the Giants stronger at home and poised to meet the Cubs again in later West swing.
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Paul Derringer
Boston
Lou Felle
Red Sox
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Match Play Opens in Western Amateur Championship
In Los Angeles on September 2, the Western Amateur Golf championship moved to match play with four survivors. Leader Charles Yates of Atlanta after a 67 on medal play and a 70 opening round holds a four stroke edge over Bob Servis of Ohio, while Paul Leslie of LSU, the defending champion, sits in the field of 155.
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Louisiana State
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New York
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Chicago
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Boston
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Poughkeepee
Claire Goodwil
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Calif
Fights Last Night A Four Scene Boxing Roundup
In Washington Lou Ambers outpointed Howard Schott in a non-title lightweight bout. In Hartford SIxto Escobar knocked out Eddie Reed to defend the bantamweight crown. In Oakland Osle Sparr stopped Joe Mueller in a dramatic finish.
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Herkimer
Howard Schott
Hartford
Conn
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Puerto Rico
Eddie Reed
Oakland
Calif
Osle Sparr
Olathe
Colo
Joe Mueller
Cincinnati
Wrestling Results: Kashey Defeats Stewart in Portland Card
In Portland Oregon King Kong Kashey 235 from Minneapolis defeated Bobby Stewart 30 Phoenix Arizona two straight falls. Charley Strack of Oklahoma was defeated by Steve Coser of Ireland.
Campbell Beats Yesterday's Mark in Locarno Test Run
Campbell, the speed star of land and water, clocked at 120.38 miles an hour in a Locarno test. He prepared for a high powered boat trip tomorrow as officials noted the record pace during the session.
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State Baseball Tournament Teams Battle Through First Round
Aberdeen Stat Mobridge Newell and Crow Creek CCC clinched second round wins in the state amateur baseball tournament on Wednesday. Mobridge defeated Butler 3 0 Tripplett threw the tourney s first shutout. Crow Creek beat Spring Creek 12 4 while Newell outlasted Toronto 9 7 in 11 innings. Scrivner struck out 15 for Aberdeen as Sky Thompson homered for Toronto. Rain halted Aberdeen v South Shore at 22 tied after nine innings.
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Giants Name Terry New Contract High-Paid Manager
New York Giants pilot Memphis Bill Terry signs a five year deal starting next season making him baseballs highest paid manager at an estimated 34000 annually while remaining on field leader and becoming Giants general manager. Speculation links Gabby Hartnett and Frank Frisch with potential new managers but Terry seems to stay. Des Moines Demons defeat Waterloo Hawks 7 to 3 as Sioux City Cowboys top Davenport 9 to 5 in Des Moines results.
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Three Way Tie In Association Race Nears End
Chicago report details a three way American Association pennant race among Columbus Toledo and Minneapolis near the season’s end with the leaders separated by a single game. Johnny Chambers Kelson Potter effective for Columbus in an 11 to 0 opener and an 8 to 4 win. Toledo unleashed doubleheader dominance 10 to 6 and 15 to 6 against Louisville while Minneapolis piled 18 hits to beat Kansas City 19 18 12 in games highlighted by a big eighth inning. St Paul and Milwaukee split with Saint Paul winning 11 to 0 and Milwaukee taking 18 to 9.
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Citywide Golf Tourney Seeks Early Registrations
Golfers aiming to win the seventh annual citywide tournament must register by Friday afternoon. Registration tickets cover six practice rounds at Huron courses with a nacdollar fee. Qualifying starts Sunday at 8 o clock between Public Course and Country Club, with finals Sunday and Labor Day.
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