Welchman Wins State Fair Three-Heat Pace Record
Vermillion horseman Neil Boardman drives Welchman to victory in straight heats for the 2:14 pace setting a new three-heat South Dakota State Fair record. Other winners include Itasca in the 8:1) trot and Zeke Bonura in the 2:28 trot. races conclude with remaining events and auto racing on Friday.
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Vermillion
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Isity
Lehman
Welchmar
Welchman
Beau Geste
South St. Paul
Walters
Althigh
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Ruth Russell
Jason
Edna Martin
Elmer Guernsey
Guernsey
Calumet Durham
Milly Etawah
Dr. G. E. van Tuyi
Paullina
Jason Henry
South St Paul
Berry
Zeke Bonura
Scott Wah
Otte
Zeke
Lilip
Scott Weir
Ann McKinney
George Muir
Raymond
S. D
Martin Lock
Torches
Archie Porter
Mr. Bo
Warrior
Leanto
Virtue
W. A. Mathews
Need
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Bo Newman
Cadanini
Billy Jr
Polly D
Stretonds
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Larry French of the Cubs scattered ten hits with seven strikeouts and no walks, homering with one aboard to beat the Cardinals. Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees homered in the eighth to lift a 2-1 win over the Red Sox. Paul Waner of the Pirates had three hits, driving in the tying run in the ninth and scoring the winning run on a ninth inning error.
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Thoroughbred and Harness Race Summary From SAR4AARRASR
Horse race recap lists multiple drivers and horses with purses from 250 to 400 in several heats. Mentions Zeke Bonura Scott Way Welchman Itasca Calumet Durham Lady names and towns including Decorah Bancroft Vermillion Mankato Paullina St Paul and David City. Time records noted with 2:14 to 2:66 and short running races with purses 100.
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Guy Axton
Ffred Rowan
Decorah
Driver
Betts
Scott Way
Etawan
ML Parks
David City
Neb
Deriver
Parks
Rny McKinney
McKinney
Guy
George
Clyde Hull
Raymond
D. Driver
G. Hull
Martin Lock
Martinique
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S. D
Bond
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B. G
Andy Watch
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Leon June
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Bundy
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Poole
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Ead
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I—T
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Art Berry
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Thra Brothers
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Guernsey
Mary
Etaway
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Henry
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Guy Abbey
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Alfred
Supreme Justice
Fred Ronan
Australian Tennis Stars To Play In National Tourney
The Australian team led by Captain Hopman will compete in the national championships despite wartime travel issues. After a tense dispute, Hopman pressed the case via cable, arguing the Merion victory granted entry, while Sir Norman Brookes questioned the tournament’s value amid the war.
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Champeau Brings Power Car To Huron Track Friday Races
Champeau from Hollywood, California brings a fast new Hal racing motor car to the South Dakota State Fair dirt track at Huron for Friday races. He recently won at the Minnesota State Fair, finishing strong against top rivals like Emory Collins and Gus Schrader, and predicts a strong showing despite earlier motor troubles. Pratt Glover and a field of contenders, including Wade Crew and Adairy Champeau, join for a packed feature program beginning with time trials at 1:30 pm.
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Works
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Omaha
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South Dakota State Fair
al Sweeney
Coyote Gridders Scrimmage Soon in Vermillion
Vermillion September 7 The University of South Dakota Coyotes end week of drills and will push daily scrimmages. Head coach Harry Gamage with assistants Hoy and Clinker stresses fundamentals. seven positions unsettled with only four veterans returning. Eleven experienced players remain, including Ernie Gundersen at left end. The squad lists ends Eric Gundersen Harriman Solberg Livak Johnson Chausee. tackles Petranek Anderson Foss Simon Colgan Carlson. guards Nielsen Brooks Carlson Michaelson Durkin MacLane Iverson. centers Heckenlively Parsons Stroh. quarterbacks Hoy Kessler King Maloney. halfbacks Taplett Trumpeter Wallace Albertson Burns Forney Lockwood Sir Wenn LeMars Salvis Owens.
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White River
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Gettysburg
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Gehrig Fans Stir With 1940 Boxing Buzz and Orders
Veteran star Lou Gehrig nets offers and radio plans for next summer as baseball trade talks swirl. A chaotic sheet notes boxing bouts eyed for Sept 22, wartime sentiment, and various sports tidbits from Jim Reed to Joe Louis.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Montreal fighter Maxie Berger, age 140, stopped Felix Garcia from Puerto Rico in a Montreal bout. In Louisville, Kentucky Jimmy Grimm outpointed Roma, a 134 pound fighter from McKeesport, Pennsylvania.
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Replacing Seven Regulars Looms Over Watertown Grid
Watertown faces a tough 1939 schedule with seven gaps from graduation and eligibility. Coach Jack Fing conducts two a days with 30 players as he reshapes the Arrow lineup for the season opening at Rapid City on September 15. Key roles shift among guards ends and backs, with Co-captains Gatchell and Rose leading a veteran presence despite missing stars.
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Cubs Close In On Cardinals
Cubs pitcher Laughing Larry French, after clashing with manager Gabby Hartnett, has won 33 of 34 decisions. He beat St Louis 11-3 to cut the Cardinals’ second place lead to 2 1/2 games, while Cincinnati and New York results shuffle the league standings.
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Elks Push Toward Elimination in Playoff Loss
Norfolk, the Western League leader, dropped a playoff game to Sioux City 7 to 5, leaving them one loss from elimination as the five game series continued. Lincoln defeated Sioux Falls 4 to 1 to even their series at one game each, with key hits from Smith, Dillinger, and NovoSel. Additional sports on page six.
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