Shields Paired Against Cochet in Forest Hills Quarterfinals
New York tennis news reports Frank Shields facing Henri Cochet in the quarterfinals of the national singles at Forest Hills after defeating Fritz Ur and John Cliff to reach this stage. Other top contenders include Ellsworth Vines Jr and Lester Steen, with Wilmer Allison and Sidney Wood Jr also in action.
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New York
Frank Shields
Paris
Sam
Henri Cochet
France
Forest Hills
Fritz’ur
John Cliff
Twatch
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Lester Steefen
Los Angeles
Steef En
Jira Satoh
Japan
Joseph Coughlin
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Wilmer Allison
Sidney Wood, Jr
Wood
Frederick Perry
England
Allison
George Lott, Jr
Frankie Parker
Takeo Kuwabara
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Intercote Fine
Schrader wins at Minnesota State Fair auto races
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Iowa took the Gopher sweepstakes feature at the Minnesota State Fair yesterday. He won the 10 mile first heat in 7 01 5 and captured the final heat, with Sam Hoffmann of Omaha finishing second in both heats. Vic Felt of Denver was third in the final, Ray Hebbert of Pierre South Dakota fourth, and Bid Galloway of Atlanta fifth. Schrader is entering the South Dakota and Huron fairs, with Calloway and Hoffman also listed among entries for upcoming races.
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Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Minnesota State Fair
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Sam Hoffman
Omaha
Hoffman
Vic Felt
Denver
Ray Hebbert
Pierre
S. D
Bid Galloway
Atlanta
Huron
Minnesota
Northwest
Bid Calloway
Golf title finals set for Huron city tournament
Finalists in Huron's second annual citywide golf tournament polish up for 36 hole championship matches on Sunday. Dr H L Saylor defends against Dr C R Stewart in the country club flight while John Hinman meets Jack Frost in the president's flight. Matches will be played at the country club course with morning rounds at the public links. Afternoon play begins at 2 with final holes in the Frost Finnian match. Public invited to follow progress.
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Annyel
H. L. Saylor
John Hinman
Public Links
Jack Frost
Eather
Hinman
Frost
Saylor
Stewart
Greyhounds Edge Stock Yards In 13-11 Victory
Woonsocket Greyhounds defeated Woonsocket Stock Yards 13 to 11 in a parish celebration game. The match featured heavy hitting, with Stock Yards making 17 hits to Woonsocket’s 4, and both teams showing rough defense amid errors. Batteries were Jenson, Boteer and Igens for the Greyhounds, Mickels and Fairfield for the Stock Yards.
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Stock Yards
Woonsocket
Woonsocket Stock Yards
Dasebell
Eam
St. Wilfrid’s Parish
Vogl Sonor
Riepena
Jenson
Boteer
Twenty Years In National League For Eppa Rixey
Eppa Rixey, a 6 foot 6 inch left handed veteran of the Cincinnati Reds, has four wins this year all against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The 26th NL season sees him at 259 victories and 430 innings pitched, with 670 games and a storied career rivaling Grimes Pennock and others. He recalls debut against the Cubs in 1912 and still battles stage fright before pitchers, but adapts while maintaining his counter to the count. Rixey is a Virginian, born Culpeper and a University of Virginia graduate.
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Ves
Wether Flipper
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh’ Pirates
Pirates
Rixey
Pittsburgh
Jack Quinn
Grimes
Red Faker
Herb Pennock
Hixey
Cubs
Evers
Tinker
Schulte
Steinfeldt
Chance
Grover Alexander
Phillies
Alex
Guike
Risey
Lex
Tim
Riney Wes
Culpeper
Morcy
University of Virginia
Yesterday's Stars From Amculated Prov Baxter Jordan Team
Baxter Jordan led Beaves Fit with a double and homer as they defeated the Cubs. Moore and GlunteaEM added homers and Bouille J contributed three singles while Cincinnati provided the opposition.
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Baxter Jordan
Beaves
Wiganlg
Gem
Cubs
Moore
Glunteaem Homer
Bouiille J
Cincinnati
Aberdeen Gridiron Faces Veteran Loss in Northern Normal Rebuild
Aberdeen reports R N Campbell of Northern Normal must rebuild his team after losing 11 veterans from the 1931 South Dakota conference championship squad. Key players like Black Sipes Crawford and Marquis depart, with others ineligible or transferring. Several Aberdeen alumni return as line material and backfield standouts help fill gaps. Grid drills start Sept 8 with an opening game against South Dakota State at Brookings.
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R. N. ‘Campbell
Worthern Nexraal
Bell -Certiers
Heth Black
Jimmy Sipes
Sst Crawford
D Marquis
Hendicap
Heneen
Williams
Murner
Galster
Gregerson
Emery
Nichols
Leland
Order
Buller
Willer
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Wolvington
Spearfish
Madigan
Black Hills
Brookings
The
Wolves
Minst
M. D
Eleses
Huron College
Gyp- Superior
Huron
Southern
Moorheed
Minn
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Helen Fulton Reaches Net Semi Final in National Girls Tennis
Philadelphia September reports Helen Fulton of Chicago Mills advances to the semi final of the national girls grass court championship. The 19 year old upset Millicent Hirsch of New York 6 4 6 3, relying on speed and superb get plays to outpace her rival. Gracyn Wheeler seeded No 1 dominates Elizabeth Keating 2 6 2 in another quarter final match.
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Philadelphia
Helen’ Fulton
Chicago
Millicent. Hirsch
New York
Gracyn Wheeler
Santa Monica
Calif
Miss Fulton
Miss Hirsch
Miss Wheeler
Mian Elizabeth| Keating
St. Paul
Home Run Leaders By The Associated Press Party
Members of the women s kittenball team attended a year end show at Hed field Wednesday evening closing the kittenball season Hilda Gross managed the team this year and a reorganization is planned for next year Coaches and umpires are named with about 25 attending
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Kenneth’ Glare
Merle Jubs
Frank Schroeder
Clinton Grom
Wil
Hedfield
Hilda Gross
Babe Ruth Sidelined By Ilness For Yankees
Detroit dispatch reports New York Yankees star Babe Ruth unable to play after a long distance call to manager McCarthy described severe abdominal pains and possible appendicitis. Club secretary Ruth will be examined by the team physician.
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New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
New York
Miexmgee-Jne
McCarthy
Wark Ruth
Roth
Buffalo
N. Y
Knickerbocker Mowry Chase Double Hit Records In Game
CHICAGO September 4. A pair of young players Bill Knickerbocker Toledo and Joe Mowry Minneapolis looked set to set American Association records. Knickerbocker needed one more two-base hit to match Earl Smith’s 1941 standard of 63 and Mowry had 13 runs, seven behind Bunny Brief’s IRL mark. Monty scored three times as St Paul upset Kansas City in both games 7 6 and 8 6. Columbus fell 6 1 as Bubber Jonnard earned his 11th win for Louisville.
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Bill Knickerbocker
Toledo
Joe Mowry
Minneapolis
Hay
American Association
Enidkerbocker
Earl Smith
Mowry
Chaicest
Bunny Brief
Kansas City
Monty
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus Red ‘Birds
Bubber Jonnard
Louisville Colonels
Gann Valley Blues Lose to Wessington Springs in Legion Day Game
Gann Valley Bluejays fell 8 to 17 to Wessington Springs baseball club during the Legion Day celebration. Melhouse led Wessington Springs with two singles, a double and a triple batted in two runs. Bluejays set to meet Wessington Springs Cubs in Free Day games on Sept. 6 and Sept. 10, with Kochs and Triplett noted among pitchers. John Shirah repeats Lakeland golf title after reclaiming 1930 crown, in a city recap.
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Igann Valley
Gann
Valley Bluejays
Wessington Springs
Melhouse
Hias
Bluejays
Weasington Borings Cubs
Geon Valley
B. Koch
H. Koch
Creighton gridline hopefuls churn toward fall season
Creighton University prepares for football practice starting September 18 with 14 lettermen and 18 sophomores plus reserves. Coach Arthur Stark highlights depth, weight, and speed, aiming to offset the loss of captain Bill Worthing while building three strong backfields for an eight game schedule. Collin, Jelen, Rose and Moran anchor backfield and line prospects with key sophomores joining from Huron and nearby high schools.
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Missouri Valley Conference
Haskell Indiana
Arthur B. Stark
Bluejay
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Stark
Gonrad Collin
all-Miss
Haren
Bud Rose
Johnny Moran
Collin
Telen
Rose
Nd Moran
Howard Gor
Don
Jelen
Jack
Carland
Jim’ Lannon
Dexter Jones
Joe Gibbons
Dick .Sklenar
Backa
Campbell
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