South Dakota State Fair Harness Card Sets Big 1932 Prize Slate
Officials describe this year's tele Fair harness lineup as the best balanced program yet with 213 horses entered across six late closing and seven early closing events. A total of 115 remain eligible for 6500 added money across 13 events, featuring open pace, trot and two-year age races from Minnesota Iowa Canada North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin and beyond. M E Bacon of Arora Illinois returns as starting judge as entries include Bethel and Allie B in Wednesday's feature pacing and a large field in the 2:17 trot and 2:22 pace closeouts.
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Minnesota
Iowa
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Wisconsin
Sunshine
State Fair
Bethel
Alien Brothers
Des Moines
Allie B
Art Berry
Fort Dodge
Bacon
M. E
Pat” Bacon
Arora
Back From The Brink Mark Koenig Aims For World Series
Old Yankees star Mark Koenig, once out of baseball after a failed return with Detroit, resurges with the Chicago Cubs tied to a world series bid. Once a wartime pennant winner who slumped due to eyesight, Koenig rebuilds in San Francisco and with the Cubs, drawing praise for his hitting and fielding as Tony Lazzeri remains a key Yankees ally from their storied 1926 27 28 runs.
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NEA Service
Chicago
Narry Owly
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Tony Lazzeri
Mark Koenig
San Francisco
Yankees
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Yanks
Mark
Detroit
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Dow
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St Paul
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Koenig
Waite Hoyt
Owen Carroll
George Wrestling
Harry Rice
Tigers
Mission
Im Hia
Jock Doyle
Grimm
Glens Falls Opens Glen Hills Golf Tournament
In Glens Falls the Glen Hills Golf Tournament opens with about 200 golfers, including leading pros, competing in an 8 hole first two rounds today and tomorrow. The event is a Ti hole format ending with a 60 player final Saturday for a $3,000 prize. Notable entrants include Perkins Creavy Runyan Farrell Golden Cox McKiernan Gruickshenk Diego Bhute Jurado.
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Glens Falls
Bill Burke
T. Philip Perkins
Tom Creavy
Paul Runyan
Johnny Farrell
J Golden
Wilfy Cox
Bill MeKihron
Bob Gruickshenk
Leo Diego
Denny Bhute
Jose Jurado
Argentina
Bloomberg Lines Up September Mitt Bill
Boxers seeking a place on the American Legion September mutecard are asked to contact Leo Bloomberg who is promoting the fall and winter program. Plans move forward with several September bouts arranged and a possible headliner against John Williams of Athol, state amateur champion. The card date is tentatively set for Sept 33.
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American Legion
Aich
Leo Bloomberg
Blomberg
John Willams
Athol
Amenor
Boas
Tohn Law To Coach Sing Sing Gridders
Sing Sing prison football team relies on the Rockne system to rebound from a loss to Port Jervis police. John Law, captain of the Newts Dame eleven, will visit the prison to drill the squad behind closed doors.
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Sing Sing
Rockne
Port Jervis
John Law
Baseball Results Mo games in American Association
Indianapolis defeated Toledo 7 to 5 while Kansas City tied at 6 to 6 with St. Paul 8 to 7. Milwaukee routed Minneapolis 12 to 1 and Louisville won against Columbus 6 to 1 at night.
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Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Golfers Prep for Amateur Meet in Baltimore
Maurice J. McCarthy Jr a Walker Cup standout led the U S and British team members in practice at Five Farms for the national amateur tournament opening next Monday. McCarthy arrived to play nine holes before dark while Eugene Homans finalist of 1930 Philadelphia event posted a 7 2 over par and considered a standout for the strong North Seahins teammates and a partner Delp Pakimacyerster dias.
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Maurice J. McCarthy, Jr
Brookline
McCarthy
Eugene Homans
Philadelphia
United States
Johnny Robbing
Portlared
Mewang
Delp
Pakimacyer Ster Dias
No American Cooking For French Athletes
Paris reports the returning French Olympic team celebrated 13 Los Angeles victories and nine stock of tries about America. Fencer Philippe Cattiau calls American cooking detestable, while yachtsman Jacques Lebrun mocks American cars and machines. Attorney Rene Bondoux praises American discipline and orderly Olympic rules, noting pedestrians obey police signals.
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Los Angeles
America
Philippe Cattiau
Jacques Lebrun
Rene Bondoux
Woman Driver Elfrieda Mais to Race at South Dakota Fair
Elfrieda Mais world speed champion will race at Huron on September 14 in world and state record trials and a match race. Secretary John F. White finalized negotiations as Mais challenges sanction boards by competing openly against male drivers, inviting fair officials to select her strongest opponent.
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South Dakota
Elfrieda Mais
Huron
Miss Mais
John F. White
Ling Powers
Fair
Miss Mars
Helene Madison Quits Amateur Swimming for Movies
Helene Madison, the Seattle swimmer, will skip the national amateur championships in Tempe to pursue film work. Only one event on the program, the 30 yard medley, is expected to feature her absence. Katherine Rawls, a 14 year old from Fort Lauderdale, currently holds a national title. Eleanor Holm will defend her 24 yard backstroke crown. Georgia Coleman of Los Angeles will also compete in springboard diving.
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Ariz
Helene Madison
National Amateur Athletic Union
Seattle
Katherine Rawls
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miss Madison
Eleanor Holm
New York
Georgia Coleman
Bon Angeles
Groton High School Opens Season with 28 Gridders
Groton high school reports about 24 men for football drills as coach H W Iverson faces a rebuilding task after twelve lettermen graduated last spring. Named lettermen include Hurt Johnson Holleran Sich and Nelson with Zoehner not returning this year.
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Groton High School
H. W. Iverson
Groton Tigers
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Johnson
Holleran
Sich
Nelson
Zoehner
Iverson
Lewis Hopes To Sign Tuffy Griffiths and Baer
A fragmented note suggests efforts to sign boxers Tuffy Griffiths and Baer, with references to opponents and cities. The garbled text mentions heavyweight prospects and a date around September 23, with unclear locations and terms.
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Lewis
Tuffy Griffiths
Baer
Plan Changes In Harmsworth Race
In Detroit on September 3 a British Harmsworth challenger Miss England TH and pilot Kaye Don head east as officials discuss next year's date time and course changes. The hydroplane is railbound to Montreal to be loaded aboard the Duchess of York sailing September 9. Don flies to Toronto at 8:30 a.m. and expects to sail from New York September 16. Proposals by Otto F. Barthel and Harmsworth commissioners suggest mid August timing, late afternoon races, and Detroit river courses instead of Lake St. Clair to allow wider turns and higher speeds.
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Detroir
Kaye Don
Spee
Montreal
Duchess of York
Don
Toronto
New York
Red Lucas Finishes 27 of 29 Reds Starts This Season
Cincinnati pitcher Red Lucas, in his seventh Reds season, has started 22 games and finished 27 of them, including a streak of 18 consecutive complete games. Despite a 13-15 record, he leads in finishing what he starts as Chicago and Pittsburgh vie for the NL pennant. The Cubs drop two in Boston while the Pirates win their 11th straight, and Dizzy Dean loses after road swing. No AL games on schedule.
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Braves
Associated Press
Pirates
Charles Fred
Red
Lucas
Cincinnati
Reds
Amy Cane Seen
Husky Redhead
Qaucas
Giants
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Boston
Brooklyn
van Mungo
Freddy Heimach
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Phillies
Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
In Chicago Mickey Patrick defeated Willie Oster on points. In San Rafael Kermit Thompson stopped Bobby Cox. Rinaldo Martinez defeated Pedro Luna in Santa Rosa. In San Francisco Earl Whitehead outpointed Millie Millstti. In Seattle Freddie Steele defeated David Velasco on points.
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Mickey Patrick
Willie Oster
Boston
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Cal
Kermit Thompson
Oakland
Bobby Cox
Jacksonville
Fal
Rinaldo Martinez
Nicaragua
Pedro Luna
Santa Rosa
San Francisco
Vearl Whitehead
Santa Monica
Millie Millstti
Maha
Seattle
Freddie Steele
Bierman Balks at New Grid Rule Change
University of Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman criticized a new dead ball rule as too drastic and in need of modification. He argued the rule could penalize a player who stumbles in the open field and lightly touches his knee to the ground, creating unintended harm.
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Minneapolis
Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
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