Dan Grattan Wins 2:09 Pace At State Fair Harness Start
Dan Grattan clocks 2:09 in opening harness pace as South Dakota State Fair races launch promisingly. Jackie Donovan, driven by Prof. Net Boardman, wins opening three heats. Minnehaha and Spin A L vie for purses in a day marked by dust and fast times at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Grattan
State Fair
Soute Dakota State Fir
Ges Schrader
Emory Collins
Ave
Jackie Dansvan
South Ves
Jackie Donovan
L. E. McDonald
Lake Preston
Prof. Net Boardmen
Vermillion
Marquette
G. H Sesgi
Miller
Donovan Hores
Towhore
L. Hawley
Alta Fa
Parks
Minnehaha
Iowa
Ingretch
Ebner Guernsey
Minnesota
Miss Hof
Artie
Dr. Grattan
Spin AL
Hopeworthy Fann
Herrick
Eli
Frid White
Dr. W. McLaughlin
Des Moines
Doc” Young
Guy Jn
Pipperi & Posic
Richland Center
Wis
Tiwiki
Bucky Walters Wins Number 22
The Reds edged the Cardinals 3 1 in ten innings as Bucky Walters earned his 22nd win with a tenth inning single. Hugh Casey led the Dodgers to a 6 2 win over the Bees on two days rest while the Giants shut out the Phillies 6 0. Pirates and Cubs rested. Tigers and White Sox also won.
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Associated Press
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Husky Hugh Casey
Boston Bees
Newark Giants
Phillies
Bucky Walters
Bucky
Pirates
Cubs
Detroit
Tigers
Bie Beantes Browne
Jimmy Gykes
Chicacs
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Harsh Point Two Mile Harness Race Report
A South Dakota horses only event features several notable drivers and horses. Maria charts show times from 2:09 to 2:16 with entries like Dan Grattan Miss Hof and Spin Alworthy among others, including Bonnie Watts Maple Patchen and High Guy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Jackie Donovan
B.g
Bingenwood
L. E
McDowall
Lake Preston
N. Boardsman
Hi Guy
E. Barrington
Aberdeen
Wagner
Bonnie Watts
Money Watts
J. F. Agnew
Bancroft
Gillis
Marquette
B.h
Martinigne
Sessions
Miller
Wallie Simpson
Ivanhoe
Frank F. Dresser
Elkton
Bond
High Guy
Dhc
A. E. Byron
Selby
Byron
Maple Patchen
Flying Patchen
W. N. Horsten
Wessington Springs
Horsten
Star Brook
Ths
Andy Welch
J.K. B. Collar
Vermillion
Collar
Nellie Treasure
F. Heinzman
Bundy
USC Coach Has Troubles Too Techs, Replacements, and Unbalanced Line
USC coach Howard Harding Jones faces a tough fall schedule and a rebuilt right side of the line. Replacements loom for Red Morgan, Don McNeil, Ray George, and Fisher as he aims to win the Pacific Coast Conference title despite still strong ends and other line questions. The task remains to balance the squad and prove the doubters wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Myers
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Howard Harding Jones
Oregon
Washington State
Minnis
California
Oregon State
Stanford
Notre Dame
Washington
U_ S.C
Jones
Red Morgan
Don McNeil
Ray George
Fisher
Stenley
U S. C
A SHINT A DAY WILL KEEP SNAKE AWAY
In Los Angeles and Del Rio Texas Sept 6 Jim Netts hunts a rattlesnake and asks why a naval commander wants one. A professor from UCLA notes old superstition about horsehair zones and snake crossing. The item reflects quirky regional curiosity about snakes and hats.
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Los Angeles
Bates Cowles
del Rio
Tex
Jim
Netts
U.S. Mary
Rabbits Schedule Texas trip for November game
Brookings reports that State College Jackrabbits negotiate a nine game schedule with a November 25 showdown against West Texas State College Buffaloes in Canyon Texas. Coach Jack Barnes aims to improve on last year’s fourth place finish despite a small squad while facing South Dakota and North Central foes along with the Buffaloes. The schedule includes games against School of Mines Yankton North Dakota State Moorhead State Teach ers and Morningside College with Dakota and Texas trips shaping the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
Bob Coffey
Rabbits
West Texas State College
Buffaloes
Canyon
Texas
Lone Star
Alamo
West Texas
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Pittsburg
Jack Barnes
South Dakota College
School of Mines
Yankton
North Dakota State
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota University
South Dakota University
Vermillion
Omaha University
Omaka
Neb
Morningside College
West Texas State
Canyon, Tex
Millers Out Of AA Title Race
The Blues of Kansas City widened their lead over Minneapolis with two victories 13 to 5 and 4 to 3, reaching 101 wins and tying the Columbus 1933 184-game record. Louisville beat Toledo 6 to 1 as St Paul clung to fourth in the Shaughnessy race while maintaining a one game edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
American Association
Kansas City
Blues
Minneapolis
Millers
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Bud Parmelee
Saints
Indianapolis
Balas
Moore
Martin
Drake
Franks
Parmelee
Madjeski
Rogalski
Dietz
Mackie
Gli
Bulland
Bush
Lacy
Babich
Riddle
Blrich
Smythe and Grace
Beuer
Makosky
Reis
Aol
Wmecal
Milwaukee
Cain
Silvestri
Carleton
Hernandez
Mahoney and teammates earn all state honors in tight selection
Mahoney is named to the all state squad along with Renner and Pierre as the chosen players. The report notes a close win for Indianapolis over Columbus by 10 to 6 after a six run burst in the first two frames, highlighting the scoring momentum and key performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
Renner
Pierre
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
State baseball all state team named after Renner tourney
The Aberdeen all state baseball selections include three Renner players led by Tuffy Cien who pitched a double header victory over Pierre. The all state squad spans catchers to pitchers with Renner officials announcing a record $6,409.13 tournament receipts and planning for the 1949 site likely in Aberdeen. The Dakota series looms next weekend as Renner faces Lamoure in a playoff to decide the state rep for the nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Renner
Pierre
Runnner
Tuffy Cien
Allstate
Crawford
Rushmore
Mueller
Selby
Nanson
R. Vickers
Claremone
R. Henge
Shortstop
Maxwell
Kortan
Cain
Claremont
M. Peterson
Danfielson
Mahoney
Huron
U S Track Team Stranded in France After Cabled Fare Home
A touring U S track squad reportedly cabled for car fare home from France as the AAU and officials coordinate next steps. The report notes North Carolina’s serial corps equal to France or England, while other items touch on Leo Durocher and MacPhail’s two year contract, U S baseball figures, and Davis Cup outcomes.
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U.S
France
MacPhail
Leo
Eddie Brietz
New York
Ema Prand
North Carolina U
England
Sammy Byrd
Leo Durocher
Pennsylvania Boxing Commish
Fights Last Night In Pittsburgh And New York
Reports from Pittsburgh and New York list boxing results with Zivic stopping De Ruzza in Pittsburgh and Jenkins stopping Foran in New York. Julianno outpoints Weinberg in Garfield New Jersey with listed weights and rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivic
Pater de Ruzza
New York
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
Ginger Foran
Liverpool
Eng
Garfield
Johnny Juliano
Paterson
N. J
Artie Weinberg
News York
Butter Jar Found in Kentucky Well
Workmen cleaning a farm well near Mayfield Kentucky discovered an earthen jar of butter submerged in mud. The jar, dropped about 30 years ago while hung to keep it fresh, was reported by 92 year old Mrs. Sarah Waller to be in good condition with no rancid odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Sarah Waller
Travel girl travels. and so does 35 dollars stolen
In Miami on September 6 a major department store reported eighty five dollars stolen from the travel bureau desk. The theft happened when the travel clerk was sent to assist a customer at a far counter, with a department head’s telephoned instruction. The thief allegedly used a tele booth with a glass door through which the travel desk could be seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fia
Travel Bureau
Visitors from Iowa tour Black Hills and Denver trip
Mr. and Mrs. Hermond Madery of Central City Iowa visited Delmar Barnes at Central City and toured the Black Hills for several days then went to Denver to visit a son. They spoke of excellent crops in Central City Iowa. The Barnes family notes that two men are cousins.
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Iowa
Tulare
Hermond Madery
Central City
Delmar Barnes
Black Hills
Denver
Battle Of Champions Friday In State Fair Auto Races
Amateur golf entries dominate the field for the national championship at Chicago North Shore Golf Club with Croonquist and Miller starting Monday. Top players include Harbert, Schumacher, Turnesa, Langley, and Roberts though several stars may be absent due to war. The field will be trimmed after two qualifying rounds to 64 match play entrants.
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New York
Neil Croongnist
Minneapolis
Ier
A. L. Miller
Highland Park
Chicago
North Shore Golf Club
United States Golf Association
Croonquist
Miller
Melvin
Chick) Harbert
Battle Creek
Mich
Don Schumacher
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Ross Somerville
London
Int
Pat Abbott
Pasadena
Calif
Tobny Fischer
Fort Thomas
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Wash
Strafaci
Chick Evans
Ray Bila
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Bruce McCormick
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Dirt Track Rivals Battle For 1939 IMCA Title At Fair
The Huron dirt track scene heats up Friday as Emory Collins and Gus Schrader clash for the national and world IMCA title on the State Fair strip. With 525 points each, the contenders fight a crowded field including Indianapolis newcomer Les Adair and Hollywood's Dave Champeau. Johnny Holmes and Pop Lewis also target top honors as Smith plans a heavy, fast surface for the heavy-entry program.
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Adair
Emory Collins
Gus Schrader
Huron
State Fair
Schrader
Collins
Collns
Fair Grounds
Chamepions
Wicter
Les Adair
Indianapolis
Dave Champeau
Hollywood
Calif
Champeau
Champeau Optlcs Rac
Johnny Holmes
Pop Lewis
Holmes
St. Paul
Christy Miller
Lewis
al Sweeney
Wrestling Results and Weather Summary from AP Dispatch
The Associated Press reports Erinka Negur ski of International Falls Minnesota beat Hans Kampfer of Germany in a wrestling match with two of three falls. The weather section notes unsettled conditions across Huron South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with showers possible and cooler temperatures expected Thursday.
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Associated Press
Erinka Negurski
Minn
Hans Kampfer
Germany
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
CVT
Notre Dame Faces Thin Line But Carrying Experience
South Bend notices Notre Dame opens the season short six starters from 1938 line with Captain John Francis Kelly best returning letterman. Twenty six players listed as lettermen include seven backfield veterans led by Sitke Saggrau Zontini and Thesing.
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South Bend
Ind
Fighting Irish
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
John Francis Kelly
Ed Beiner
Earl Brown
Jim Meot Soldrick
Ed Longhi
Augie Bossu
Paul Kell
Bill Kere
Tom Gallagher
Joe de Franco
John Melntyre
Alan Mooney
John Gubanich
Tad Harvey
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S. D. Pace
Caer
Érig
Black Whit
B. B. Lockwood
Ridiun
Porter
Cadanini
Cyclone
Need
K_Jenkins
Buntee
Miss Millan
Sid Feder
Silent Grattan
S. L. Hawley
Alta
Martinique
Thro Brothers
Mankato
Guernsey
Peterhof— Hughes and Miller
Corydon
Art Berry
Pheidippides
Peter Huntey
St. Paul Worse Market
Alworthy
Ban
Hopeworthy Farms
Driver
Blackwell
Fred White
Crispar
W. McLaughlin
Dr. Young
Guy Jr
Guy Hall
Pippen & Poole
Marleen
B.m
Peter
M Parks
David City
Miss Etta
Etawah
G. E. van Twyl
Paullina
Jagon Henry
Volodaga the Great
Volodatya
G. E. Reynolds
Rochester
Mortinsen
Princess Vilmillvola
William
Tom Sapland
Art
Berry
Handy
Eda H. Allen
Concord
Neh
Czar Spier
N_ G. Boardman
USC
Howard Jones
Lone Star State
Brewers
Boston
Brooklyn
Fette
Moran
Masi
Casey
Todd
Philadelphia
Harrell
Kirksteck
Millies
Melton
Danning
St. Louis
Walters
Lombardi
Lanier
Andrews
Owen
Cleveland
Knott
Arate Hizenstat
Dobson
Hi St. Loui
Gill
Harshaug
Benton
York
North Dakotans
Gay Blades
Yankees
Ernie Quigley
N. Lumpires
Claud Bond
Paul Genshlen
Pitt
Thomas
Gardiner
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Larry
Burns Bennett
Breckenridge
Old Southwest
Samuel Adrian Baugh
Washington Redskins
David O'Brien
Philadelphia Eagles
San Quentin Pen
Australia
Quist
Bromwich
The
Coast Guard
Manasouan ‘Inlet
Point Pleasant
Ridge
Brooklym
Collins, Schrader
Turnesa
Bismarck
N. C
Colo
Til
Edmonton
Alsa
Helena
Mont
New Orleans
North Plane
Phoenix
Ariz
Rapid City
Salt Lake City
Fig
A. m. Hi-Lo
Sioux Falls
Serre
Layden
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