South Dakota State Fair Harness Races Offer 3300 In Prizes
A three day harness and running horse racing program is planned for the 1942 South Dakota State Fair in Huron. Races run Tuesday through Thursday September 4 9 and 10 with 3300 in prizes including 2700 for harness events and 600 for runners plus added money. South Dakota trained horses highlight the opening 2 28 pace on Tuesday with 16 entries from Miller Aberdeen Mil bank Bix Stone City Selby Clear Lake and Huron. Chet Genereaux of White Bear Lake Minn returns to start races under Superintendent Collins supervision.
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Northwest
Huron
South Dakota
Tuessy
Miller
Aberdeen
Milbank
Bix Stone City
Selby
Clear Lake
O. H. Collins
Chet Genereaux
White Bear Lake
Minn
Jockey Buddy Ensor Stages Comeback Ride at Garden State Park
Lavelle Buddy Ensor, 42, a once top jockey famed for big wins and big losses, rode New Life to victory in the eighth race at Garden State Park. Once compared to Calvin Coolidge, he now aims for a new run at enduring sums and a quieter life with wife Mrs. Ensor.
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Camden
N. Jy
Garden State Park
Lavelle
Buddy
Ensor
Calvin Coolidge
Mrs. Ensor
New Life
Kilier
John Hay Whitney
George Carlisle
Sam Hildreth
Earl Sande
Duluth Pitcher Hurls One Hit Game Victory
Al Cleary pitched a one hit game leading Duluth to a 9 to 3 win over Superior. He walked four and struck out 12. Fargo Moorhead edged Winnipeg 10 to 9. Sioux Falls beat Grand Forks 3 to 2. Wausau and Eau Claire had open results.
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Associated Press
al Cleary
Duluth
Superior
Cleary
Fargo- Moorhead
Winnipeg
Twins
Maroons
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Wausau
Eau Claire
League Leaders By The Associated Press
The report lists NL batting leaders with Reiser of Brooklyn at .328 and Slaughter of St. Louis at .527, Ott of New York with 25 homers, Mize of New York 23, and top pitchers Wyatt 18-4 and Krist 11-3. AL batting William of Boston .346 while Wright of Chicago leads with 337 hits. Williams of Boston 27 homers and Keller of New York 24. Hughson 18-4 and Chandier 14-4 lead in pitching.
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Associated Press
Reiser
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Ott
New York
Mize
Wyatt
Krist
William Boston
Wright
Chicago
Williams
Boston
Keller
Pitchine—Hughson
Chandier
Goanuter
Boxing Results From New York and Wilmington Card
In New York Artie Dorrell won a points decision over Joe Torres after 6 rounds. Carmine Fattay stopped Ruby Garcia in the first round. Tami Mauriello defeated Itala Colonello by technical knockout in New York. In Wilmington All Tribun ni stopped Dusty Brown in York Pa as reported.
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Associated Press
New York
Artie Dorrell
Tyler
Tex
Joe Torres
Puerto Rico
Carmine Fattay
Ruby Garcia
Tami Mauriello
Itala Colonello
Wilmington
Del
Major Leagues Will See 20-Game Winners Dominate
Dodgers and Cardinals both win as pitchers push toward 20 wins led by Mort Cooper Claude Passeau Tex Hughson Ernie Bonham Whitlow Wyatt and Johnny Vander Meer. Cooper beat the Braves to keep St Louis within 3 1/2 games. Higbe outduels Pirates as Dodgers win 4-2. Reds sweep Phils as McCormick drives in the decisive run in 11th. Washington tops Cleveland 4-3 for the day’s only American win.
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Judson Bailey
Bobby Feller
Mort Cooper
Johnny Beazley
St. Louis Cardinals
Claude Passiau
Chicago Cubs
Tex Hughson
Boston Red Sox
Ernie Bonham
New York Yankees
Cooper
Passeau
Hughson
Beazley
Bonham
Whitsow Wyatt
Brooklyn
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Cardinals
Dodgers
Hedblom Captures 1942 Huron Clinic Cup Championship
Hedblom defeated C Irvin Krumm 1 up after 38 holes to win the 1942 Huron Clinic Cup at Coun try Club. The match was even after 18 27 and 36 holes, with Hedblom securing victory on the 38th hole as Krumm announced forfeits for unplayed Tredway and Siem tournament matches and a new semi final round would start Sunday morning.
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Haryn Hedblom
C. Irvin Krumm
Hedblom
Krumm
Myers and Ramona Clash in South Dakota Tourney Round
Myers Cigar Store meets Ramona from James Valley in the second round at Aberdeen in the SD state baseball tournament. The game is set for 3 30 this afternoon after Myers earned the spot by a decisive win over Bernard. Five games are scheduled for the day.
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Myers
Ramona
Myers Cigar Store
Aberdeen
James Valley
Bernard
Aberdeen High appoints Milo Jackson as coach
Aberdeen high school announces Roy Davidson has signed to enter the Army Air Corps and will be succeeded by Milo Jackson. Davidson had been head coach after Ray Antil resigned to join the Navy. Davidson had served as Antil’s assistant coach prior to his new assignment.
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Aberdeen
Bedeen High School
Roy Davidson
Aberdeen High School
Army Air Corps
Milo Jackson
Davidson
Ray Antil
Navy
Antil
Stars of yesterday ace stars in league highlights
Kirby Highe pitched five hit ball to beat the Pirates for the Dodgers. Frank McCormick drove in the winning run with a bases loaded single in the 11th after knocking in the tying run in the ninth for the Reds against the Phillies. Bill Nicholson hit his 19th homer with one on to spark a six run rally that defeated the Giants.
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Dodgers
Braves
St Louis
Brooklyn
Redbirds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kirby Higbe
Dodger
Pirates
Cincinnati
Phils
Frank McCormick
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Associated Press
Kirby Highe
Reds
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Giants
Football Preseason Look at Utah Colorado Denver in Rocky Mountain
Utah Colorado Denver lead the Rocky Mountain preview as contenders with shifting formations and strong backfields. Utah aims for another crown behind a new single wing and solid line while Colorado and Denver mount backfield depth and veteran lines. Colorado State Utah State Wyoming vie for titles as Mickey Vernon stars for the Senators in a separate note.
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HED Grange
Rockies
Dutch Clark
Whizzer’ White
Utah
Colorado
Denver
Armstrong
Utes
Frank Nelson
Tary Stevens
Woody Peterson
Tom Evans
Lina
Boulder
Tex Reilly
Glen Hedgecock
Carl Stearns
Ellison Ketchum
Maj. Dack Hubbard
Gene Voris
Tom Saracino
Puill
Howie Schechtel
Johnny Mohar
Bob Riddell
Leon Diner
Bill Schumacher
Grege Browning
Colorado State
Lewis
Dude) Dent
Chet Maeda
Dario Mariano
E Aggies
Mel Roebecker
Dub Roberts
Chuck Ans
Ither
Mike Mills
Reed Nilson
Ken Bird
Mark Weed
Utah’ State
Bill Twitchell
George Nelson
Bill Russell
Mel Wood
Bunny Oakes
Wyoming
Earl
Rey
Dom Feéley
College
Colorado Mines
Greeley
Montana State
Six Days Left in AA Pennant Race as Leaders Hold
Kansas City Milwaukee and Columbus remain atop the American Association with Toledo moving to fourth after beating Louisville twice 3-1 and 6-0. Kansas City edged Minneapolis 4-3 in eight innings as Charley Wensloff earned his 71st win. Milwaukee beat St Paul 6-3 on Belknap wildness. Columbus toppled Indianapolis 12-2 behind Harry Brecheen's 19th victory.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Arsa
Wlispet
Kangas City
Minneapolis
Charley Wensloff
Ab Wright
Miller
Belknap
St. Paul
Hal Peck
Brewers
Indianapolis
Red Birds
Harry Brecheen
Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Standings Update
American League results show Cleveland and Washington games with errors and runs. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh posted tallies with pitchers named. American Association games list Louisville, Toledo, Indianapolis, and Columbus results. Milwaukee and St Paul also noted. Northern and other leagues feature Fargo-Moodhead and Sioux Falls scores with listed pitchers.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Washington
Bagby
Dean
DeSautels
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Johnson Warren
Thompson
Shoun
Beggs
Lamanne
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Higbe
Owen
Klinger
Wilkie
Phillps
New York
Chicago
Schumacher
McGee
Adams
Voiselle
Mancuso
Danning
Passeau
McCullough
Boston
St. Louis
Javery
Lombardi
M. Cooper
W. Cooper
Armérican Association
Rudd
Deutsch and
Lacy
Sanford and Keller
Louisville
Toledy
Covington
Deutsch
Walters
Wimberlin and Spindel
Indianapolis
Balknap
Smith and Andrews
Vandenberg
Griswold
Fargo-Moorhead
Winnipeg
Ant Torado
Minnish
Ante
Jock
Blaze
Godfredson
Goforth
Carlson
Kushta
Dulw
Superior
Jeary
Malone
Meyer
Plumbo
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Gamache
Webster
Jammer
Koenig
Wausau
Eau Claire
Shortest fight on record hooks New York sports page
In New York on September 2 a planned Zivic versus Wilson bout was cut short after five minutes as Red Cochrane was cleared to fight on Sept. 10, leading to Zivic Cochrane substitution. Other notes cover Lou Little’s college pro test idea, Sally Krieger’s eye trouble, and Serviced Dept baseball updates.
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New York
Fritzie Zivic
Jackie Wilson
Garden
Red Cochrane
Zivic Cochrane
Lou Little
Columbia
Collegians
Sally Krieger
Chewing and Chopping in Lobster Feeding
A lobster first chews its food with specialized mouthparts. External choppers then cut the morsels before they are ingested, indicating a two stage processing sequence.
Young Shirley Fry Poised To Challenge Betz At Forest Hills
In wartime form at Forest Hills Shirley Fry, 15, advances to the quarter finals of the Women's National Tennis Championships as Pauline Betz, Los Angeles, looms as her next opponent. The crowd cheers for young stars amid limited top names and a mix of notable results in doubles and singles.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Shirley Fry
Forest Hills
Shirley
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Bot Falkenburg
Hollywood
Bob
Mary Arnold
Ted Schroeder
Louise Brough
Frankie Parker
William Woot
Drexel Hill
George Richards
Montebelloc
Calif
Ladislav Hepht
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South Dakota State Fair
Wilbur Thompson
Art Yeske
Barnard
Yeske
Buddy” Ensor
Jack LaMotta
Jimmy Edgar
Edgar
Detroit
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
Ugh
Norbert ‘Raemier
Walter Fedora
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hun
Princeton
Rocky
Newt
The
Mickey Vernon
Senators
Hugh Fullerton. Jr
Golf Club
Wood
Newport
Farmer
Newport Country Club
Servicd Dept
Chanuis
Coleman Kays
Savanna (II) Ordnance School
Kays
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Bob Feiler
Camp Pendleton
Erin Wilson
Barber
Wilson-Barber Auto Co
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