Huron Armours win 3-0 in SD amateur tourney opener
Reimers pitched five strong innings and got key support as Huron defeated Rapid City 3-0 to open the second day of the South Dakota amateur baseball tournament elimination rounds. Wallace beat Oldham 4-2 and Aberdeen trounced Winner 16-3 to reach the quarterfinals.
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Huron Armours
Wallace
Huron
Bell
Heimers
Rapid City
Oldham
Saturn
Watertown
Cnmer
Freeman
Glen Bruffat
Harold Crooks
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Eckerman
Ziegles
Angerhofer
Dunker
Carrier
Hunker
Broflat
Wasland
Danielson
Hanson
DeRungs
Rensch
Berdeen
Brewers Rally To Return To First In Tight Standings
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee Brewers ended a five game slide and moved back into first in the American Association pennant chase. Columbus defeated by Louisville, Toledo beat Indianapolis, St Paul moved up to seventh as John Marion hit two homers to back Art Herring in his 104th win.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Brewers
Louisville
Colonels
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Redbirds
Bern
Wei
Ashwaukee
Minneapolis
Frank Dannekers
Danneker
Minneapolis Ries
Millers
St. ‘Paul
Iia
Kansas City
Blues
John Marion
Art Herring
Navy bars 12 USC grid candidates as ineligible
Frank Frawley reports that Navy has ruled out 12 Southern California grid contenders for at least three weeks due to academic ineligibility. Coach Cravath received the list and must proceed with 51 players as daily practice runs 4 to 5 30 o'clock while the ineligible studs cram to regain eligibility.
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Frank Frawley
Los Angeles
Navy
Southern California
Scoreboard rundown highlights National League results
The Associated Press scoreboard notes Chicago and Cincinnati games with notable performances by Passeau Wyse Beny warneke and McCullough. It lists St Louis and Pittsburgh box scores, plus American Association results including Indianapolis Minneapolis and Cleveland with pitchers and batters named.
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Chicago
Cincinnani
Passeau
Wyse
Benyzewski
Warneke
McCullough
Starz
Beusser
Begzs
Shoun
Afueller
de Phillips
Lakeman
St Louis
FBI
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American Association
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Barrett
Heath
Indianapolis
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Seinsoth Anc
Om. Smith
Herring and Bleemire
Rijweukee
Minneapolis
OSH
Caldwell Sprovil
Avosis
Pruest
Piie
Scneet
Worson
Rolandson
McSpaden and Byrd Set for 36-Hole Title Match
Two Philadelphia professionals Harold Jug McSpaden and Sam Byrd will face off in a 36 hole medal play event at Tam O'Shater's tanks on October 9-10 to decide the 1943 golf champion. The match is billed as a title contest likely to crown the top player for the year.
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McSpaden
Byrd
Hicagy
Philadelphia
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Sam Byre
Tam Oshaxter
Cubs Smash Reds As Pirates Lose Suspended Game
Rip Sewell of the Pirates, used to finish a suspended contest, took his seventh loss as the Cardinals beat the Pirates 8 to 4 after Mort Cooper pitched the final two innings. The matchup involved a postponed seven inning game halted with the Redbirds leading 6-5, later credited to a full score. Cardinals hitters led with a homer by Dickson and two triples by Marion.
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Cardinals
Fitsburgh Firetes
Redbirds
Serramber
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Sewell
Rob Louthworth
George Munger
Mort Cooper
Homer
Martin Marion
Dickson
Beau Jack poised for lightweight title bid on Sept ten
New York sports round up notes Beau Jack praised by manager Chick Wergeles as he targets the lightweight title against Bob Montgomery on Sept 10. Philadelphia scribes explain a rift between Bill Cox and Bucky Harriss over catcher selection as boxing twins Stamford and Stanley Tucker confuse fans. Tigers manager Steve ONeill recalls a 1924 Bridgewater forest fire donation.
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New York
Beau Jack
Chick Wergeles
Chick
Boyan Milligan
Bob Montagomery
Footbell Giants
Emery Nix
Ed Danowski
Philadelphia Story
Philly
Bill Cox
Bucky Harrs
Cox
Bob Finley
Harrig
Tommy Livingston
Bucky
Livingston
Pearly Joe Fin
Stafford
Stanley Tucker
Twho
Stamford
Stanley
Steve Oneill
Tigers
Bridgewater
Mes
Steven
Strong May Come Out Of Retirement
New York reports that Bronko Hegpurski has decided to return from retirement, signaling a striking comeback move. The rumor mill notes negotiations and potential impact on team plans and legacy.
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New York
Bronko “Hegpurski
Segura Faces Tough Going For National Tennis Championship
Pancho Segura faces a challenging path in the United States National Tennis Championship at Forest Hills. He worries about tightening up in his third round against Seymour Greenberg after a 6-3 6-3 opening win over Dick Bender, with a tough draw including Charley Oliver and third seed Jack Kremer. Frank Parker and Joe Hunt also loom as potential hurdles toward the final stages.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Forest Hills
Pancho Segura
Ecuador
United States
Pancho
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Segura
Pyt Brean Gbitsy Grant
Grant
Dick Bender
Elizabeth
N. J
Bitsy
Greenberg
Tome Fikenburg
Hollywood
Tormorro
Charley Oliver
Perth Am
Ted Schroeder
Oliver
Senroeder
David Freeman
Bob Oolman
Seattle
Navy
Joe Hunt
Bill Talbert
Buddy Baer Sued for Divorce in Sacramento
Buddy Baer, former heavyweight boxer and brother of Max Baer, was sued for divorce in Sacramento yesterday. R alpha Pearl Baer, the plaintiff, filed the action, naming Buddy Baer as respondent and seeking dissolution of the marriage amid unspecified grounds.
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Buddy Baer
Sacramento
Cali
Arme
Max Baer
Ralpha Pearl Baer
Cruelty case leads to out of court settlement in custody fight
A custody dispute over a two year old child ends with an out of court property settlement. The report notes a cruelty claim as the basis for the custody request and mentions support for the child. Tadpoles are seven inches long and as large as adults. Swallows hold fixed roosts during seasonal migrations.
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