Huron Golfers Open Race For 1937 City Title Sunday
Huron players begin the 1937 city golf chase with 18 hole qualifiers at Country Club and Public Course. Dick Hanten defends, challengers include Dr. H. L. Saylor and Bill Nielsen with match play to follow, culminating in finals set for September.
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Seld
Hanten
H. L. Saylor
Competiton
Bill Nielsen
I. A. Wyland
Bert McDonald
Wyland
McDonald
Gland
Country Club
George Parwon
Harry Goethal
Fred Barber Sets Course Record At Country Club Links
Club pro Fred Barber posted a record breaking thirty at the Country Club Links last night, beating par by five strokes. His round featured five birdies and four pars while playing with Dr. H L Saylor, former city champion, as the previous record of thirty three stood jointly at thirty three.
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Country Club Golf Links
Fred Barber
Barber
Indians Pluck Mud Hens Twice
CHICAGO September 5 Indians from Indianapolis hand out scalpings to higher teams. They beat Toledo Mud Hens 10 to 8 in a twilight tilt after a 12 to 10 victory earlier. Indianapolis swept the twin bill for a third straight win over Fred Haney’s club. Minnesota beat Milwaukee 8 to 2 to stay in the fight. Columbus defeated Louisville 3 to 0 to hold first, while St Paul dropped 18 to 1 in the nightcap after a 6 to 0 first-game win.
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American Association
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Fred Haney Club
Minneeapolis
Milwaukee
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Columbus
Louisville
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Kansas City
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Redfield Pheasants Open Tough Prep For Gridiron
Redfield High School Coach Hadderff fields 42 hopefuls for an eight game season with hard drills. Elbert Bacon assists as practice begins Tuesday as ten lettermen, led by Oliver Heitman, report for the first session. Returning stars Pennington and Harford headline the squad while Raebel fatefully loses eligibility.
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Pheasants
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Oliver Heitman
Watson
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Weigman
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Minnick
Nelson
Buchlish
Carroll
Andersen
White
Waggonner
Groton
Milbank
Clark
Failk—ton
Miller
Onida
Arlington
Cheyenne Indians
Britton
Golf Course Rules Update For City Meet At Country Club
Last night committee outlined ground rules for fairways at both courses and stated that U S G A rules govern the city meet. Mechanical fees permitted on all fairways with certain hazards declared including dry creeks and specific holes. penalties apply for moving balls. Ball movement allowed in roughs with limits and penalties for belt placements. teeing areas clarified.
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Holce
Yank Batsmen In Slump As League Margin Dwindles
The Yankees, despite a nine game AL lead, slump in hitting led by DiMaggio Gehrig and Dolfy with only 256 team average. Ken Chase beat Gehrig as Dodgers beat Giants 15 7 at the Polo Grounds shifting NL standings. Indians and Bees win. Pirates and Red Sox off.
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New York Yankees
Giants
Cubs
Dodgers
Yankees
Joe di Maggio
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dilkey
di Maggio
Yanks
Rankie
Ken Chase
Bobby Feller
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Tisera
White Sox
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Ixile Cubs
Indians
Bees
Phillies
Jim Turners
Reds
Cardinals
Pirates
Red Sox
Athletics
Myers Corner Gears for State Softball Tournament
Myers Corner softballers, finalists last year, depart tomorrow for the 1937 statewide contests at Sioux Falls with a strong lineup. Huron, winner of the A regional, completed practice with a double header at Brookings, winning opener 3 2 before losing 4 to %. Jumbo Peterson won the opener for Huron, while Otto Wormer took the loss in the nightcap. Henriaeees squad of 15 will travel. roster includes Jim Sorenson, Ernest Funck, Tilly Hall, Harry Hale, Russel Bullis, Ross Gascoigne, Danny Hudler, Burt Ayres, W. Albreicht, Max Bloomberg, Albert Peterson, Ambrose Boyle, Sizmund Kulawik and Otto Werner. Huron drew a bye and will meet the Aberdeen Fort Pierre winner in the second round.
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Brooking
TXL
Ateie
Peterson
Barrett
Brookings Manxisman
Otto Wormer
Normmin
Harlan Gillespie Henhiaees
Jim Sorenson
Ernest Funck
Tilly Hall
Harry Hale
Russel Bullis
Ross Gascoigne
Danny Hudler
Burt Ayres
W. Albreicht
Max Bloomberg
Albert Peterson
Ambrose Boyle
Sizmund Kulawik
Otto Werner
Aberdeen
Fort Pierre
Schoolboy Pals Contend Today For Golf Title
In Los Angeles on September 4 7 two Racine Wisconsin prep teammates Ray Billows and Willard Wehrle face off in the Western Amateur semifinal to decide the title. Their 36 hole match follows their Wisconsin championship meeting in 1934 and headlines another duel between Detroit's Charles Kocsis and Newport News John P Burke after Webbe beat Harry Todd.
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Los Angeles
Racine
Wis
Newport
Webbe
Harry Todd
Dallas
Tex
Bill Hott
Syracuse
Billowa
Mwholer
Paul Leslie
Jefferson City
Kid Baseballers to Open Twin Bill Tomorrow at Ravine Park
The Huron boys face Wessington and Burr Oak juniors in a doubleheader slated for 2:30 PM at Ravine Park diamond. All squad members must report an hour early. 1937 season concludes with Burr Oak return. North wins league playoff after three-team schedule in the East and North divisions.
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Leo Bloomberg
Penk
Wessington
Bure Oak
Ravine Park
Diahmond
Huron
Huron Boys l
Schmeling to fight Louis for world heavyweight title next June
New York Sept 4 Announcement that Max Schmeling will fight Joe Louis for the world heavyweight championship next June. The bout is set for a venue in the United States with Schmeling receiving 20 percent of net receipts plus radio and movie revenue. Louis gets 4 percent. Jacobs plans prior tuneups and a possible second title bout next summer. Schmeling sails for home tonight on the Bremen. Aberdeen South Dakota amateur baseball round advances Renner vs Woonsocket and Rapid City vs Faulkton. Northville and Colman to meet for the night’s leading semi final slot.
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Joe Louis
Itrouris
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Mike Jacobs
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Germany
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Bob Pastor
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Buddy
Jacobs
Tive
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Louis Schmaeling
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Bremen
Aberdeen
South Dakota
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South Shore
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Lee Mobridge
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Bande
Wessington Springs Cubs End Season Sunday
Wessington Springs Cubs close their season with a Sunday game at the municipal park against a strong Junior League nine. The Cubs faced a difficult year due to inexperience but expect improvement next season. The Junior League has won about half its games this year, and the game is slated to start at 2:30 P.M. in Wessington Springs.
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Wessington Springs
Cubs
Pistol Matches At Camp Perry Yesterday Set Records
At Camp Perry Ohio the National Rifle Matches featured an international pistol team event and several pistol contests. Jacob Engbrecht of Los Angeles set a record in the M yard event with 176 of 200, beating last year by one point. D A Dividio of Ft Dupont equalled the 190 of 200 in the 45 calibre rapid fire and Emmett E Jones of Los Angeles matched 195 in timed fire.
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Jacob Engbrecht
Los Angeles
D. A. Dividio
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Hanten Trails After Nine In Clinic Cup Match
Dick Hanten, defending champion, stumbles in the first nine as he trails L Hobart in the Clinic Cup handicap event at the Country Club. Both players erratic, matching for position as they plan to finish this afternoon before qualifying play resumes tomorrow morning in the seventh annual citywide tournament.
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Dick Hanten
Lt. Hobart
Hanten
Kids Dominate Swimming Meet in San Francisco
In San Francisco on September 4 18 a pair of 14 year olds led the senior Women AA UL championship day two. Elizabeth Ryan of New York and Marjorie Gestring of Los Angeles each claimed two titles opening day of the four day tournament. Ryan won the 101 meter freestyle in 1 minute 8 seconds. Gestring, 1936 Olympic diving champion, scored 131.61 points on the 10 foot springboard to beat Arlie Smith of Chicago and defending champ Ecker. An exhibition notable saw Adolph Kiefer of Chicago surpass the national 10 yard backstroke record. Also noted, Albert Vande Weghe set an American mark in 1935.
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Teday
America
Elizabeth
Pat” Ryan
New York
Marjorie Gestring
Los Angeles
Miss Ryan
Miss Gestring
Arlhie Smith
Chicago
Ecker
Adolph Kiefer
Japan
Miss Rawls
Albert Vande Weghe
Newark
Pro Football Teams Begin Fall Season in Pittsburgh Opener
The 1997 season opens with Pro Football teams in Pittsburgh facing an early test after a win over a standout college All-Star squad. The Engine hold one game in hand, while the fleet continues in the waters section with Stan Seay noted.
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Seethell Deague Nearon
Fleet
Gema
Stan Seay
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