Huron All Stars take two in row over week end
Huron AA Stars beat Howard 5 to 4 at Ruskin Park on Labor Day after also defeating Bryant on Sunday. Meade and Howard pitcher Shares combined for six hits and nine strikeouts, while Burns and Bloodgood highlighted a late rally with key hits. Bryant’s Charles Lunt and Lefty White provided strong defense and offense but fell to Huron's timely hitting in the seventh and eighth innings.
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Huron All Stars
Huron
Howard
Ruskin Park
Labor
Bryant
Ounce
Lovejoy
L. Bloodgood
Stockway
Burns
Bloodgood
Monk
Siockway
Meade
Howard Nitcher
Clark
Vallerie Clark
Lester
Monks Meae
Buttnot
Kyron
Cen
Comal South Dakota
Huron AA Stars
Billorge Lunt
Alpena
Savant
Innin
Harmes
Carey
Stevens
HK. Tenning
White
Tovens
Tenning
Turon
Brockway
Luiken
Luke
Hext
Uglier
Matejka
Luken
C. Bloorgood
Ghaie
Loevejoy
Fugier
Lunt
Wieh
Wiesch
Wauble
Llis
Fugler
WDC
Bledgood
Sh Lint
Tutals
Bryant — Harmes
Jaidad Carey
Tennny
Ajka
C. Bloodgood
Vtesch
Fich ets Last Night in Aconc Ga Boxing Results
In Acon Georgia W L Young Strib Hug Maton of Georgia stopped George Conke of Australia in eight rounds. In Tonca City Oklahoma Babe Hunt from Oklahoma City outpointed Jack Deuve of Hoboken New Jersey over ten rounds.
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Acon
W. L.young Strib- Hug
Maton
George Conke
Australia
Tonca City
Okla
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma City
Jack Deuave
Hoboken
N. J
Armours In Series Tilt With Huron Dairy Today
Huron diamondball fans look to tomorrow night as the World Series opener pits Huron Dairy Products against Armour in a three game set. Both clubs won halves of the Huron League season and previously split in a tiebreaker. The series begins the closing phase of the league and both teams defend Huron’s bid for the State Diamondball tournament in September.
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Huron Diamondball Tangs
Huron Dairy Products and Armour
Huron
Cairymen
Dairy and Armour
Claggett Wins Brookings Labor Day Golf Tourney
Bor Claggett of Montevideo Minnesota captured the championship at the Brookings country club Labor Day tournament after a one up win over Dr A L Saylor of Harm in semis and a final one up victory over B Ekberg. Ekberg reached the final by beating Port of Brookings two and one. The event drew 104 golfers from South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with prizes of irons for the winner and a leather golf bag for the runner up.
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Brookings
Bor Claggett
Montevideo
Minn
Gonguprar
A. L. Saylor
Harmi
Brookings Country Club
Saylor
Claggett
B. EB
Dkkers
South Dakota State Collets
Ekberg
AG Port
Dale Bidwell
Coleman
Earl Bartling
Jos Kennedy
Pipestone
Keith Grant
Troquois
B. C. Hewlett
Lester
Towa
J. H. Hall
de Smet
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Major League Pennant double leads A's and Cubs pace races
Labor Day twin bill wins give the Philadelphia Athletics a 3 1/2 game AL edge over the Yankees as Simmons and Dykes pace a 10 3 win. Chicago Cubs sweep the Cardinals, Hornsby homers to raise season total to 32. Pirates split with Reds in 13 innings while Giants overwhelm Phillies then lose nightcap. Detroit and Washington wrap split. Boston slips past White Sox. Cubs and Pirates surge in pursuit of leaders in a busy baseball day.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cyhs
Pittsburgh
St Louis
A's
Jack Quinn
George Pipgras
Simmons
Lary
Indians
Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Ted Lyons
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Boston
Cubs
Cardinals
Cub Pitthers
Rogers Hornsby
Hack Wilcox
Pitshburch
Clucy
Fittsburgh
Cincinnati
Reds
Corsairs
Jakie May
Luque
Tuvares
Swetonic
Bartell
Lloyd Warner
Tagle
Pirates
New York Giants
Phillies
Giants
Claude Willoughby
Don Hurst
Klein
Mel Ott
Rml
Kiem
Ray Moss
Watson Clark
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Lonk
Moss
Brandt
Clark
Robins
Jones
Peery
Dineen Wins in Bogey Tourney at Huron Club
Dinneen captured first place in a blind bogey golf event at Huron Country Club on Sunday and Monday, earning first choice of prizes and a share of the entry. George C. Hunt was runner up with second prize and 25 percent of the entry fee. Bill Gardner and G J McKeon finished third and fourth, each receiving 25 percent of the entry and prize choices. Fifth and sixth went to W C Gagnon and Art Mitchel. Top prizes included a City Club case, silk stockings, Walter Hagen golf balls, a boudoir lamp, light globes, and a country club cigarette can, with sponsors Haley-Neeley Co., Service Shos Shop, Tredway and Liem's, Northwestern Public Service Co., and Robert Berndt Electric Shop.
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Dinneen
Huron Country Club
Gall Roads
George C. Hunt
Bill Gardner
G. J. McKeon
W. C. Gagnon
Art Mitchel
City Club
Haley-Neeley Company
Service Shos
Walter Hagen
Tredway and Liem's
Northwestern Public Service Company
Robert Berndt Electric Shop
Country Club
Karl Eitel Entered In Lincoln Handicap
Chicago on September 3 reports alderman Bathouse Coughlin plans to send Karl Eitel our after the 25,000 Lincoln handicap at Lincoln fields. The horse previously captured the 25,000 Fairmount derby and the Fort Dearborn handicap.
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Karl Eitel
Lincoln
Chicago
Joan
Bathouse
Coughlin
Lincoln Fields
Dropping the Ball Rules Under Golf Penalty
In dropping the ball the shooter must face the hole and drop it behind the shoulder. A breach earns the toss of the hole as penalty. If the ball touches a player there is no penalty. If the ball touches a hazard the player may resume dropping without penalty.
Fred Just Named Football Coach at Mankato State Teachers
Fred Just, former University of Minnesota athlete, was signed as football coach at Mankato State Teachers College. He previously coached for three years at Willmar High and served last year as athletic director at Columbus College in Sioux Falls.
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Mankato
Fred Just
Unive
Miesata Athleve
Mankato State Teachers College
Just
Willmar High
Colwmnbus College
Sioux Falls
Attendance Record Falls At Wrigley Field
Chicago fans packed Wrigley Field for a home stand against the Cardinals drawing over 125000 in two days. The Cubs swept the series as a seven inning stretch of strong hitting and solid defense boosted by the crowd despite heat and humidity.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Cardinals
Huron teams plan slate for state Diamondball tourney
Aberdeen and Huron lead opening games on September 8 at the Chicago and North Western diamond north of the tracks. First rounds include Aberdeen 1 vs Huron 1 at 8:30 am, Sioux Falls City League vs Dupree at 9:20, Aberdeen 2 vs Brookings, Huron 2 vs Sioux Falls Commercial. Semis at 2 and 3 pm, consolations at 5, final at 6 with details set by Alex Culhane. A Wednesday meeting at 7:45 pm at the Tredway-Liem sportshop will finalize arrangements.
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Aberdeen Annoné Huron
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Dupree
Brookings
Huron
Culrane
Tredway-Liem Sportshop
Culhane
Madden Breaks Par in Chicago Links
Pierre, Sept. 3 Walter J Madden of Pierre, who defeated Johnny Rube of Watertown in the finals of the state amateur golf championship at Sioux Falls last month, established a new course record at Zurich Hills Country club in Chicago. Madden lowered the nine hole record from 35 to 34 while playing with James F Houlihan.
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Pierre
Walter J. Madden
Johnny Rube
Watertown
Sioux
Zurich Hills
Chicago
James F. Houlihan
Madden
Houliban
Mr. Houliban
Cavour and Huron Boys Win C M F C Medals
Two Central South Dakota youths earned medals at Fort Lincoln on September 5. Roland Leightner of Cavour received a bronze watch tab for playing on the winning baseball team. August Abel of Huron won a gold medal in the relay and a silver in the broad jump.
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Fort Lincoln
N.D
Central South Dakota
Cavour
Huron
Roland Legnhardt
Maying
August Abel
East Clinches Davis Cup Doubles Victory in West Series
In New York on September 3, the East claimed the annual west series over the West by six matches to three. Key wins included John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison for the East, with Johnny Vanttyn and Gregory Mangin delivering a surprise pairing. Berkeley Bell, Mercur, and J Gilbert Hall contributed to the East's triumph.
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New York
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
George Lott
John Does
Brookline
Mass
Lott
Docs
Santa Monica
Calif
Bester
New Jersey
Johnny Vanttyn
East Orange
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Berkeley Bell
T. Mereur
Mangin
White
Mercur
J. Gilbert Hall
Orange
N. J
Mk Shields
Richard X. Williams
Pelo Matches Show Two Teams Favorites
The National Open Pelo championship opened with two matches confirming pre tournament favorites. Sands Point, led by Tommy Hitchcock, defeated East Scotts, while Green Tree, with Winston Guest, overwhelmed Old Aiken 19 to 10 in a first round clash on international field yesterday.
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Westbury. X&. Y
Sopl Getery
Tommy Hitchcock
Sands Point
Winston Guest
Green Trée
East Scotts
Green
St Paul Stares Final Series Of Telts With Blues
St Paul trails leaders by 16 games as it faces the Nensas City Blues in a bid to slow Dutch Zwilling's lineup. The Saints won two of three vs Minneapolis but dropped one, while Kansas City edged Milwaukee 11 to 10 after a seven-run ninth. Milwaukee was hammered 20 to 5 in the afternoon. Yoledo’s eight-game streak ended as Columbus beat them 12 to 10 8. Indianapolis beat Louisville 10 to 2 in the morning. Louisville won 15 to 5 in the afternoon.
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Philadelphia
Pipgras
Moore
Rhodes
Nekola
Dickey
Jorgens
Quinn
Cochrane
New York
Pennock
Wells
Waleberg
Ehinke
Chicago
Detroit A
Faber
McKain
Berg
Carrol Prudholme
Rhe
Washington
Boston
Brown
Ruel
M. Hadley
L Gaston
Berry
St. Louis
Cleverstail Wean
Miller
Gray
Marion Sewell
Cleveland A
Hang Hud- Crowder
Colfman Lin
Fussell
Hemsley
Kame
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Donohue
Sukeforth
Grimes
Meine
Sweloni
Largresves
Linton
Witlouguky
Benge
Collins
Lerian
Hubbell
O'Farrell
Statei
Brookly
Anjesioent
Brandt
Coot
Sphrer
Moss
Deberry
Brooklyn
Ase Jones
Peery
Egeett
W. Clark
Picinich
American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kangag City
Milwaukee
Nensas City Blues
Dutch Zwilling
Saints
Blues
Kansas City
Milwaukee Brewers
Minneapoli
Brewers
Ne Millers
Millers
Saint
Yoledo
Bob Lennard
Indians
Colonels
Schupp
Teachout
Finals This Week In Tennis Tourney
Finals in the singles tennis tourney could not be completed Sunday due to darkness. John Conklin won the first set 6 2 and reached the final, after eliminating Amysbeck in two straight sets in the semifinals. Pay Dahl advanced by defeating Ituack 6-4 6-4 to join Conklin in the title match.
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Lake Pruston
Sep
John Conklin
Pay Dahl
Conklin
Amysbeck
Dahly
Ituack
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Stars
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Dineen
Fred
Sioux Falls City
Aberdeen Brookings
Huron-Sioux Falls
EAST
Pelo
Chesterheld
Hesterfield
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