Return Of Veterans Brightens College Grid Prospects
The 1537 Huron College football squad, under new mentor G. E. Parker, trains amid a tight timeline with about 35 candidates, emphasizing guard and fullback gaps. Veterans bolster end, tackle, and center lines while backfield duties hinge on Hohm and Smith, with McIntosh brothers among returning letter-men for a season shaping up without a conference title.
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Huron
G. E. Parker
Huron College
Gettlit
Parker
Kenneth Knapp
Tracy
Mino
Merry Marshall
Wellington
Fred Kirkham
Britton
Ivan Henderson
Groton
Bob Hill
Marion Gorham
Mobridge
McMillan
South Dakota State College
Tre
Herb Gosch
Platte
Floyd Thompson
Lake Andes
Gosch
Weble
Entz
Letterman
Trautrean
Carlson
Hauge
Rogers
St. Peter, Minn
Chase
Frankfort
Felderman
Doland
E. Hohm
Heldenkrant
Onida
Howard Saylor
Frank Kinyon
Pullman
Paul Hohm
Huron High School
Clif Smith
Ledgepole
McIntosh Brothers
Edgemont
S. D
Barron McIntosh
Burleigh Grimes Gets New Contract
Brooklyn expected to renew Burleigh Grimes as manager of the Dodgers next season with a reported salary increase. Grimes, famed as the league's champion umpire, will carry the title into 1938 and may earn from 13 000 to 15 000. The article notes his past discipline and outlines upcoming South Dakota college football related details and a 3907 schedule for Huron and Jamestown engagements.
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Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bally
Grimes
Yeeks
Ha Han
Umpa
National Softball Tournament Opens at Soldier Field
The CHT Day open amateur softball championship begins tomorrow night at Soldier Field with more than a dozen teams in men’s and women’s divisions. Defending champions Ko dak Park Club of Rochester meets Chicago. National Manufacturing Girls of Cleveland face Toronto. First round matches Saturday feature city and regional clubs across four diamonds including Boone versus Minneapolis and Denver versus Mayfield.
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Lee Cone
Soldier Field
Kodak Park Club
Rochester
N. C
Chicago
National Manufacturing Girls of
Cleveland
Toronto
Ont
Boone
Minneapolis
Omaha
Phoenix
Prescott
Ariz
Missoula
Mont
Baton Rouge
Parco
Wyo
Pocatello
Ide
Grand
Great Fall
Council Bluffs
Eastern Normal Football Schedule 1937
Eastern Normal grid slate for 1937 lists Oct 2 at Worthington Minnesota versus JC College, Oct 9 at Western Union Le Mars Iowa, Oct 2 at Yankton, Northern at School of Mines night, Sioux Falls at Southern, and Nov 3 at Estherville Iowa Jr College. Additions tease sports on page 7.
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Last Rearson
Curtis Mrintoah
Grant Pasek
Huron
Zelton Hauck
de Smet
William Wuest
Lake Andes
Ray Kelney
A. Lewis
Miler
Fix
Onaka
Jfew
North Dakota
Jamestown College
Bailiwick
School of Mines
Jamestown
Sioux Falls College
Horse
Augustana
Ight
Yenkton
Wesern Normal
Southern Normal
Northern Normal
Eastern Normal
South Dakton
Worthington
Minn
Jc. College
Western Union
le Mars
Yankton
Northern
Sioux Falls
Southern
Estherville
Jr. College
Giants Defeat Collegians In Pro Grid Showdown At Polo Grounds
New York Giants toppled the eastern All-Star College Eleven 14 to 7 at the Polo Grounds. Trinity's Mickey Kobrosky set up a critical drive, while Lew Flyerson and Tuffy Leemmas starred for the Collegians before the pro defense halted a late rally at the one-yard line. Larry Kelley of Yale yielded stars for Kobrosky and Bucknell’s Smith stood out on defense.
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Ay Orlo
Giants
Star
Collegians
Lew Flverson
Kobrosky
Vannie Albanese
Syracuse
Tuffy Leemmas
Fran Murray
Hank Soar
Providence
Tilly Manton
Callegiens
Frick Denies Cubs Protest Over Pirates Protest Play
NEW YORK Sept. Ford Frick NL president disallowed the Chicago Cubs protest of a disputed fifth inning play in the second game of a doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He ruled the umpire’s interpretation correct, though deplored that a legal ruling worked to Chicago’s disadvantage. He noted Brandt was called out and a clarifying rule amendment would be proposed at the NL meeting.
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New York
Ford Frick
National League
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Lloyd Waner
Billy Herman
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Brubaker
Magerkurth
Brubaker
Lee Ballanfant
Lee Ed Brandt
Brandt
Bru
Swimming Star Flanagan Defends AAU Titles in Chicago
Ralph Flanagan a lanky Miami freestyler opened the first day in Chicago defending three AAU men’s senior titles. The defending champ from Des Moines last year faces a small field in the 400 yard race and is set to defend the 40 yard crown tomorrow with a final half mile race to come Saturday.
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Chicago
Ralph Flanagan
Miami
Flo
Flanagan
Des Moines
Flanagen
Beadle County Meet Set At Baum Residence
A.W. Pablo calls meeting of Beadle County Mate Teledk at Baum residence Tekdenee on D Dr oein kota Avenue South. Local college humans and students urged to attend the important business meeting.
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State College
A.W. Pablo
Beadle County
Baum Reeidece
Goodman Wins With Hole-in-One in Champions Match
National amateur champion Johnny Goodman of Omaha shot a 136 in the Lakeside Golf Club event to earn low scoring honors. He aced the 195-yard fifteenth hole with a driving iron, marking his fifth career hole in one. He played with Bing Crosby Roger Kelley and Capt Aubrey Bullock Webster as Bill Host won the champions trophy with 13 4.
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Hollywood
Johnny Goodman
Omahs
Lakeside
Goodman
Bing Crosby
Roger Kelley
Los Angeles
California
Aubrey Bullock-Webster
San Francisco
Bill Host
Syracuse
Bis
Omaha
Cards In Row Over Dizzy Dean Doings Stir Baseball Row Reaches Card Camp
SID FEDER reports the St Louis Cardinals feud over Dizzy Dean age retirement and trade talks, while Branch Rickey and others reshuffle roles. Cubs beat the Cardinals 4-0 as Hartnett’s power keys the game. Brooklyn signs Grimes, Yankees win two against the Red Sox, Tigers beat Indians, Pirates top Reds, Phillies split with Bees, Athletics split with Senators, White Sox dismiss Browns.
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Sid Feder
St Louis Cardinals
Dinny Dean
Branch Rickey
Dean
Fiddie
Rickey Dean Brasses
Boiling Bally" Grimes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Yankees
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Dizzy
Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Fireshitter
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Grimes
Yanks
Red Sox
Thhen
Gehrig
Tigers
Indians
Henk Greenberg
Pirates
Reds
Phillies
Bees
Athletics
Senators
Phils
Ac E
White Sox
Browns
Favor U S Golfers In Canadian Open
The Canadian Open, long the preserve of American pros since 1919, appears set for another U S win as 171 entrants tee off. Top contenders include Ralph Guldahl, Sam Snead, Lawson Little, Tony Manero, and Harry Cooper. Canadian hope Jules Huot could be best bet, though his form wavered.
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Toronto
United States
Ralph Guldahl
Blammin
Sam Snead
Lawson Little
Tony Manero
Harry Cooper
Jules Huot
Quebec
Wahl Couple Guests At Bert Wahl Home Weekend
Mr and Mrs Ivan Wahl of Doland visited at the Bert Wahl home over the weekend. The note mentions Santali, Sak ser al accor and large animals, with remarks on the coming of the white man.
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Vort Rela’ Carpenter
Mra
Ivan Wahl
Doland
Bert Wahl
Santali
Toledo Takes Doubleheader From Indianapolis in AA Race
In Chicago, Toledo Mud Hens edge ahead of Minneapolis for second in the American Association by sweeping a doubleheader from Indianapolis. The Mud Hens win 13 to 4 behind Clyde Hatter and 4 to 3 as Dizzy Trout allows six hits. Milwaukee tops Minneapolis 2 to 1, then 5 to 1 in seven innings, with Forrest Pressnell collecting eight Millers hits. Louisville beats Columbus twice as Eisenstat prevails in one game and Louis ville gains on Columbus. St Paul batters rally to beat Kansas City as Joe Vance falters late.
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Chicago
Toledo
Mud Lens
Minneapolis
American Association
Milwaukee
Mud Hens
Indianapolis
Millers
Clyde Hatter
Indians
Dizzy Trout
Bill Zuber
Baker
Forrest Pressnell
Louisville
Colonels
Columbus
Harrvy
Eisenstat
Bill McGee
Max Macon
Brooklyn Dodgers
Birds
St. Paul
Kansas City
Joe Vance
Vance
Mar
Dorothy Bundy Wins Acclaim At National Championships
Dorothy Bundy, 21, of Santa Monica, gains attention after an upset over Alizé Marble and a potential No 1 ranking at the national tennis championships. Lively, personable, she credits mother and former champion May Sutton Bundy as coach. In the men’s draw, Von Cramm and Riggs reach semi finals while Budge and Parker advance, with Jacobs and Jedrzejowska set to face Stammers and Hardwick.
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Gayle Talbot
Forest Hills
N. Y
Dorothy
Dodo” Bundy
Santa Monica
California
Morothy
Anita Lizana
Senorita
Chile
Alizé Marble
Dodo
Tom
May Sutton Bundy
Tke
Maying
Southern California
von Cramm
Riggs
Gottfried von Cramm
Bobby Riggs
Seta
Bryan Grant, Jr
Atlanta
Charlie Hare
England
Don Budge
Joe Hunt
Frankie Parker
Johnny van Ryn
Helen Jacobs
Jadwigs Jedrzejowska
Grandmother Corrects Facts On Child Accident
Mrs. Virgil Munion corrects a report about her grandson Donald Munion two years old who suffered a broken ankle in a Tuesday car accident. She says he was crossing the street not playing in it and that a stalled car between yellow lines caused him to dart behind it before another vehicle struck. The seven o’clock incident was first reported from police records.
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Virgil Munion
Huronite
Donald Munion
Munion
Schmidt
Fights Last Night Report From AP Card
In Detroit Pika harter eee Pack knocked out Bomber Dean 189 Newark N J Uy. Gino Gazibildi Brooklyn defeated Nick Lutes 205 Vanies Calif latee mequalities for striking referee.
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Pika Harter Eee Pack
Detroit
Dean
Newark
N. J. Uy
Angeles
Gino Gazibildi
Brooklyn
Nick. Lutes
Vanies
Calif
Big Ten Grid Huskies Assemble As Training Season Begins Tomorrow
Public relations directors of the Big Ten and Notre Dame announce the 1927 football season to about 600 athletes as first practices open. Minnesota, Northwestern, and Michigan State rivals await, with Purdue, Wisconsin, Indiana and Illinois seen as contenders and Ohio State building around new backs and lines. Northwestern, Minnesota, and Notre Dame figure to shape the early race, while Chicago and others struggle for form.
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Big Ten
Chicago
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Minnesota
Gophers
Wildcats
Elmer Layden
Meeta
Men of Minnesota
Monneapolis
Bernié Bierman
Gopher
Ed Widseth
Bud Wilkinson
Julie Alfonso
Bierman
Linn Waldorf
Don Heap
Fred Wanzo
Purdue
Boilermakers
Baseball Scores and Pairings From American Association Night
Summary fragment lists yesterday's baseball results with monetary figure and team pairings. Mentions Minneapolis against Milwaukee and Louisville against Columbus with players Baker Peacock Presswell BrenzeL Terry Berres Guba Breese. Notes seven innings by agreement and partial city pairings including St Paul Kansas City and Coamas Gle a Moore Breese.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Baker
Peacock
Presswell
Brenzel i
Louisville
Columbus
Terry
Berres
Potter
Grube
St. Paul
Kansas City
Coamas
Glea Moore
Breese
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Beach Avenue
Dorothy Bundy
Alice Marble
von Cram
Bitsy Grant
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Badgers
Bob Zuppke
Diinois
Bo McMillin
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Town
Reiber
Sharp
Lewis
Trout
Frankevitch
Crookston
Fargo-Moorhead
Duluth
Eau Claire
Oossterrs
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Mass
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Ireland
George
Dazzler
Cnituryse Northmoor
Bourbon
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