All-State Baseball Honors Go To Rapid City Team
Rapid City's army airbase team earned seven of 24 All-State berths after winning the South Dakota amateur title. Honorable mentions included Kludt Hu Ton and several others as final audit figures showed gate receipts of 6 300, a wartime attendance record.
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State Association
Brews Can Clinch Pennant In Twin Bill With Saints
The Milwaukee Brewers can clinch a second straight American Association pennant tonight by winning the doubleheader against St Paul. Milwaukee leads Toledo by seven and a half games, and if Indianapolis loses to Columbus the Brews may drop one game to the Saints but still seal the title. The Brewers blanked Kansas City 4-0 for their 20th win in 22 starts against the Blues, while St Paul rallied to an 8-8 tie with Minneapolis after a five-run rally in the final frame. Red Birds fell to Toledo 6-2 as the Mud Hens sweep their three-game series. In Indianapolis Louisville, the Tribe won 4-3 but the finale was called after 10 innings to catch a train.
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Weather outlook for Dakotas and Pennsylvania notes mixed conditions
Extended forecast covers September 6 to 9 with cloudy periods in the Dakotas and cooler wind shifts. Temperatures rise toward above normal levels then showers complicate the later period. Light precipitation overall with moderate amounts in northern North Dakota. Also mentions Philadelphia and Rahway in scattered text.
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South Dakota Horses Dominate Second Day Of Racing At Fair
At the South Dakota State Fair in Huron, local horses led the second day of racing. H Stahrs Mr Ever of Holland Minnesota won the five-eighths mile sprint as Dotter Mark belonging to George Dawson of Clear Lake swept the three heats of the 2 20 pace with a $300 purse. Della Adson owned by Elmer Marin also featured among results.
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Radio panel on world organization debaters at America’s Town Meeting
Montana senator Burton Wheeler and Joseph Ball of Minnesota will debate the world organization issue on America’s Town Meeting. The broadcast from Los Angeles marks the Blu network’s first sponsor broadcast since May 1936. The program lineup includes NBC CBS and Blu stations with various shows and times listed, and results from an afternoon horse racing program at the State Fair featuring Stanzer American Boy and other entrants.
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Joseph Ball
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Los Angeles
Senator Ball
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Florida
Roundup of college football and boxing notes from New York
Sports Roundup reports prep season optimism as returning military athletes bolster rosters, with Penn State coach Michaels juggling drills amid looming opener. Also notes Pvt Bob Montgomery refereeing a Keesler Field camp bout where a tired fighter declines to rise. Includes boxing result Maxie Shapiro defeating Lew Maxwell in New York Newark bout.
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Weather and athletic note from Sept Labor Day event
South Dakota forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions today with continued coolness tonight. Huron and Vicinity remain fair and cool with a slightly cooler Thursday. At Gloucester on Labor Day the Navy Training Center track coach Jock Semple will represent the national AAU in the 25 kilometer race.
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State tournament sparks memories and hometown pride
Reportage from a state baseball tournament highlights fans from across the state and beyond, top pitchers and hitters, and colorful moments. The Rapid City Army Air Base team secures the title, while players from Huron Abderdeen and Freeman are noted for big hits. This piece recalls long-standing ties, local venues, and the outsize enthusiasm that defines the event.
Newhouser Trout Lead Tigers Down Home Stretch
Detroit's pitchers Hal Newhouser and Dizzy Trout fueled a 6-0 win over Chicago as the Tigers narrowed the AL gap behind the Yankees. Newhouser earned his 23rd decision with a six hit shutout while Trout warmed in the bullpen for potential late innings. Contenders idle as Detroit moved within two games of the leaders and eyes turned to remaining matchups.
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Chicago
Dizzy Trout
Joe Hlaynes
White Sox
Morrell Packers Face Armour Nine Sunday In Sioux Falls
The Morrell Packers of Sioux Falls travel to face the Armour club in a Sunday game. Armour aims to post a strong season record while Morrell, former state champions, seek another upset after recent success.
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Yankees Buy Waner May Miss Huron Benefit Game
Paul Waner may miss the benefit game at the State Fair grounds between the Huron Armour Packers and major leaguers. Waner was traded to the Yankees amid pennant race implications, possibly preventing his appearance if New York advances. Two Cubs players Henry Wyse and Mickey Kreitner were added to the benemfit list. tickets go on sale Sept 15 through Northwest Public Service with proceeds aiding Huron recreation programs.
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Schroeder Named Coach At Miller
Miller announces former University of South Dakota basketball star Bob Schroeder as coach. Unclear boxing results listed include Marvin Rief defeating Jory Manfro in Brooklyn and other bouts in Bronx and Philadelphia. details are fragmented.
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al Pennino
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Assistants Take Over For Vagabond Coach At Pierre
Pierre high school football opens with last year’s assistants guiding practice after Paul Ward Kirksville Mo fails to appear. R E Rawlins says Marvin Boroughs former line coach in 1943 leads with Andy Kleinsasser assisting. Ward had announced unavailability by letter.
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Cooper and Walters Duel in Openers as Cards and Reds Split
Mort Cooper pitched six hits in a 4 0 shutout to beat Cincinnati. Bucky Walters flipped the script for a six hit 4 9 triumph to edge the Reds in the finale. Hal Newhouser blanked Chicago 6 0 boosting Detroit within two games of the lead for his 24th win.
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Baseball season leaders and boxing result mixed list
Batting leader Doerr of Boston hit .325 and home runs leader Etten of New York with 18. Pitching leader Hughson of Boston went 18 to 5 with a 783 ERA while Newhouser of Detroit was 23 and 8 with 742. Hartford report cites Lizzy Janaz scoring a technical knockout over Larney Moore in Valley Stream New York.
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Big Ten Elevens Start Warmups For Grid Season
Chicago September 01 Big Ten teams open fall practice as coaches finalize roles. Ohio State uses veteran Harvath as versatile back in a nine game slate opening September 30 versus Missouri. Northwestern sees new ends Powers and Morris, Purdue punting and passing drills, Wisconsin expands to over 100 players, Minnesota holds straight scrimmage highlighting Sutton and Gullickson, Iowa adds nine newcomers, Illinois welcomes Smith and Depignin back from ailments, and Town pre flights unit prepares for Michigan opener September 16 with defensive drills.
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National First Came Only Games Scheduled
Baseball card style notes list results from multiple games with teams including Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Louisville and Milwaukee plus Newark Akron New York. Specific scores and pitcher lines are mixed with city and park mentions and a final line referencing Freddie Schott Newark J and Danny Cox.
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Akron, CO
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