Three-Day Harness Meet Opens at South Dakota State Fair
A strong field of trot and pace horses and runners begins a three day meet at the South Dakota State Fair track Tuesday afternoon. More than 100 horses from seven states are registered with 100 running horses also on hand as wagering is banned for the meet. The 15 races carry 8600 in prize money with top purses for the 2:09 pace and the South Dakota Derby for three year olds and under. favorites include Jackie Don and Marquessv while notable entries may include Minnehaha, Milly Exawah, Dear Man, and Spin Alworthy among others. The program features galopers and running races with E. C. Genereaux and Tinie Youne providing entertainment between races.
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South Dakota
Harhorses
H. Collins
The
Fair Board
Dakota
Jackie Don
L. E. McDonald
Lake Preston
Marquessv
Elf
Aid Oy
G. H. Sessions
Minnehaha
Marquette
Thro Brothers
Mankato
Minn
Huron
Min- Noluna
Billy Jean
Pricetier
Patery
S. J. Zeman
Brain- M Se Low Direct
John Bradal
St. Paul
Dan Grattan
Horseman
S. L. Hawley
Miss Hof
Guy Hughes
Luther “Miller
Chey ‘Ion
Pheidippides
South Paul
Milly Exawah
Dr. G. E. van Tuyl
Paullina
Dear Man
Neil G. Bourdnan
Vermillion
S. D
Ez Allen
Concord
Neb
Volofees “the Great
G. Bagnoles
Rochester
Princess Wilmilvela
Tom Lapland
Marleen
Wiliam M. Parks
David City
Miss Etta
Milly Etawah
G. E. van Tayl
Fred White
Dr. W. McLaughlin
Des Moines
Guy Junior
Pippin and Poole
Richland Center
Wis
Spin Alworthy
Hopeworthy Farms
Hornick
E. C
Chet) Genereaux
White Bear Lake
Diance
Tinie Youne
Gates
Race Driver Killed At Minnesota State Fair
Harold Reinsberg of St Paul Minnesota died at the Minnesota State Fair races when his Hal Special collided with Billy Donahauer’s car during the state championship dash. Reinsberg, married two months, had borrowed the Holmes entry valued at 3500 dollars and died before reaching the grounds hospital. This marked the first IMCA sanctioned race fatality in six years, last occurring in 1933 at Tampa.
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Grim Reaper
Harold Reinsberg
St. Paul
Mion
Johnny Holmes
Heinsberg
Holmes
Minnesota
Reinsberg
Billy Donahauer
Pal
Johnny Homes
Los Angeles
Johny Stewart
Newark
N. J
Tampa
Fla
Country Club Caddies Win In Trio of Flights
Caddies at the Country Club, overseen by club pro C Irvin Krumm, crowned Calvin Stahl Melburo Cook and Dale Keelin as first second and third flight winners. The first flight produced a dramatic three hole playoff between Stahl and Robert Pullman after a 50 on the nine hole route. Cook led the second flight with a 49, while Keelin topped the third flight with a ST score. Twenty three players competed in three flights, the season ending with a dinner hosted by Krumm and Don Boyd during which informal games followed.
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C. Irvin Krumm
Calvin Stahl
Melburo Cook
Dale Keélin
Jarmers
Stahl
Robert Pullman
Cook
Keelin
Keumm
Don Boyd
Armours Fall to Sioux Falls in South Dakota Softball Tourney
Eight teams started the South Dakota Softball Association tournament opening round as Huron Armour All-Stars, 1838 state champions, were beaten 3 to 1 by the Sioux Falls squad. Scott of Union Farmers allowed two hits, while Werner yielded five. In other first round action, Watertown Mills defeated Aberdeen YMCA 7-4. Mitchell, idle Sunday, will face Pierre Timpkens, who eliminated Miller Cuppers 12-5. Yankton Walnut Taverns edged Mt. Vernon and Brookings Jaysees advanced on a forfeit after Watertown Swifts did not appear. Yankton Stockyards defeated Miller Boosters 5-2 and meet Pactola CCC, which shut out Pierre Izaac Waltons 3-0.
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Sioux Falls
Scott
Union Farmers
Werner
Huron
Watertown Mills
Aberdeen Ymca
Mitchell
Pierre Timpkens
Miller Cuppers
Yankton Anderson
Miller Boosters
Pactola CCC
Pierre Izaac
Wind Up Play In City Tournament Winners Named
Wyland Flanagan and Neff claimed flight honors at the city tournament at Huron Country Club as play wrapped in one event and a new Tredway-Liem Grand Flight began another 42-hole medal contest. Ike Wyland defeated Frank Spargo 7 and 5 for the Y Flight title while Bob Neff edged Leighton 1 up in a 19th hole thriller in Flight 6. Don McNutt, the state high school champ, was among major figures noted as 23 players entered the new event with at least 50 expected. 48 holes will be played over two weeks with the first 18 due next Sunday.
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Wyland
Flanagan
Neff
Huron Country Club
Earl Flanagan
Bob Neff
Ike Wyland
Frank Spargo
William Emir
Emil Frost
Boyd Benson
Clare Simpson
Epaoes
Don McNutt
National League First Game Summary With Score Details
Baseball scores from multiple N L and A L games include Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St Louis, New York, Cleveland and Detroit. Notable pitches, inning by inning tallies, forfeited games in New York second game, and various player lineups such as Lanting Lopez Johnson Kerksieck Davis, Sullivan Masi Mulcahy Millies, Hartnett Fussell, Hubbell Danning, and Tebbetts Rensa. The report lists game-by-game results, runs by inning, and key batting contributions across leagues.
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Matlinsl Lonate Club
Cincinnati
St Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelp
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Loutaville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
RHE
Lanting
Lopez
Johnson
Kerksieck
Ard Davis
L! Sullivan
Masi
Mulcahy
Millies
Root
Hartnett
J. Fussell
Derringer
Lombardi
Fitzsimmons
Hutchinson
Todd
Hubbell
Danning
St. Low
Sewell
Heintzelman
Clemensen
Susce
Davis
Shounl
Owen
Benton
Mekain
Tebbetts
Parsons
Lee
Tresh
Dietrich
Brows
Rensa
Schlader
Smodre
Chandler
Murpshy
Rosar
Gatehouse
Diekmann
Anker
Heying
Peacock
Hadley
Idebrand
Dickey
Wagner
Penacock
St. Louis
Mills
Kennedy
Harshang
Allen and
Shane
Joe Krakaukas
Philadelphia Athletics
Thornton Lee
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Freddie Hutchinson
Allen
St. Louis Browns
Paul Derringer
Chicago Cubs
Carl Hubbell
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
John Lanning
Boston Bees
Phillies
Joe Sullivan
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Weiland
Brewers Survive Spirited Rally In Ninth Inning
Aberdeen September 4 South Dakota amateur baseball tournament semi finals saw Rushmore beat Volga 9 1 with Mickey McGann four hit bail, Huron edge Loomis 8 5 with Ernie Reimers key relief, Renner top Selby 10, Pierre taking fifth 0 to advance. Loomis Huron thriller featured Beers relief pitching.
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Aberdeen
Pierre
Rushmore
Renner
Huron
South Dakota
Municipal
Mickey McGann
Volga
Loomis
Selby
Mel Thorstenson
Loomis-Huron
Schooner Beers
Ernie Reimers
Brusse
Reimers
Beantown High Jinks and Forfeit By Boston Fans
Boston Red Sox win seventh straight over the Yankees 12-11 before a forfeit of the second game 9-6 to discipline 27 600 Fenway Park fans for littering and protests. Umpire Hubbard halted play past curfew as both sides staged distraction and attempted passes. Other games include Carl Hubbell beating the Dodgers 7-1 and Joe Laning 4-3 for the Bees.
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Yankees
McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
New York
Hubbard
Fenway Park
Boston
Red Sox
Four innings rally seals victory over Selby in title defense
Renner reaches scoring in all but two innings as Volga defeats Selby 14 to 10. Line scores show Volga led early, with Selby held to minimal offense. Other results include Sioux City 9 Norfolk 0 and Sioux Falls 8 Worthington 6 with Lincoln at Mitchell noted as played previously.
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Norfolk
Sioux City
Hower
Zinn
Bond
An Wey
Mitchell
Lincoln
Curen Davis
Hilland
Carr
Frelkin
White
Smith
Caterlee
Brandon
Anderson
Serot
McGreal
Bronx
Worthin
Raie Krause
Rim
I McGrea
Renner
Selby
Cilare
Volga
Rushmore
Shette
Schade
Lee
McGaa
McNally
Loomis
Huron
Schoenfelder
A. Krause
Sioux Falls
Worthington
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Bob Nett
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Carl Thurstom
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Lewis
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Madjesia
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Moore
Osky
Alinugh
Merrow
Hernando
Minneapolis
Pavia
Hi Ubich
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Reis
Lil jYester
Brewers
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Judson Bailey
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