State Fair auto races opener to feature top drivers
South Dakota State Fair crowds will witness a Sunday opening show with a star field of entry, led by McNutt and Cadwell in finals of the city golf championship tourney. The Huron track hosts a two day speed program with Gus Schrader, Jim Ho mel s, Ray Gardner and Ray LaPlante among entrants and a slate of time trials and feature races. Speed officials announced include E G Dinneen as honorary referee and John Blo an as director general.
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Mendel Rebuilds Faulkton Squad
Faulkton coach Mendel began football practice for the Central Dakota Conference title defense shared with Pierre. Only 2% of men return, led by captain Osborne, Dunsmore, Turner, with Thelen, Neininger, Maloney, Ramsdell among others. Key candidate names include Qleson, Bunks, Crossley, Wall, Hanson. Oohler departs to Enter prise high school. First game against Miller on Sept 23, then Redfield, Cheyenne Indians, Mouritge, Onida, Dolind, Gettysbury on the schedule.
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Yale Hopes For Clark Invitational Opening Round
Yale faces Clear Lake Sunday in the opening first round of the Clark Invitational as the Yale baseball squad, runner up in the James Valley League, seeks tourney glory. Eddie Stahl lists starters Bud Martin K Ludt K Martin J Smith E Kludt A Maass O Keefe and Bud Gribble with Maass Voss and Willie Gross as relief options. Clark Crandall Lake Preston South Shore Estelline Canova also play.
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Rustler Homecoming Date Set For October 7
Special dispatch notes the Rustler Homecoming will be held October 7 to improve weather and avoid exams. Plans include parade, football game, alumni banquet, carnival, and dance with Wessington gridders facing Miller on the local field.
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Greer and McLaughlin to Attend Huron Trapshoot Meet
South Dakota trapshooting scene gains two stars as Charles L. Greer of Aberdeen and McLaughlin of Highmore accept invitations to speak at the two day event in Huron under the Huron Rod and Gun Club. The opening Hunters Special is limited to amateurs not ATA registered and marks a first of its kind in the state with Huron merchants contributing merchandise prizes on display at Hedgin’s Clothing.
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Weather Forecast For Huron And Vicinity
Weather readings show highest and lowest temps from one year ago, record highs and lows to date, monthly and yearly precipitation totals with normals. Forecast for Huron area: fair tonight and Sunday, cooler tonight. Minnesota and South Dakota forecasts note fair to unsettled conditions with possible showers in the north and cooler readings in extreme north tonight and Sunday.
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44 Teams Left In D-Ball Meet
CHICAGO September 10 The international softball tournament whittling starts with 44 teams remaining in the championship run. Defending champion Litsinger Majors of Chicago exit after Al Linde Des Moines one hit 8 0 defeat. Num Num girls Cleveland 1927 winners ousted 9 1 by Kate Castator Cincinnati. Also the rules committee announces 1989 changes pitching wind up timing and scoring allowing a runner on third to attempt home on a wild pitch or passed ball.
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Early Purchase Of Hunting Licenses Urged In 1938 Hunt
County Treasurer Neil Bailey urged sportsmen to buy hunting licenses early as the 1938 season opens in three weeks. He warned the rush will be larger due to new state rules making licenses available only through county treasurers and game wardens, ending sales at drug stores and stores.
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Cubs Close In On Bucs With Sixth Consecutive Win
Cubs win their sixth straight by defeating the St Louis Cardinals 4 to 2 at Wrigley Field. Clay Bryant pitched well as Chicago narrowed the gap on Pittsburgh, with the Pirates off an on day and Cincinnati and Brooklyn also in action in the crowded race.
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Association Race To Be Decided In Week End Series
In St Paul and Kansas City action the American Association title race remains open as the weekend series decide final standings. Rainouts shortened the schedule to four games leaving four teams with playoff hopes, Milwaukee in third needs one win, Indianapolis and Toledo also in the mix.
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Bonilla D-Ballers Beat Wolsey 5 1 In Softball Showdown
Bonilla high school softball, 1937 Beadle County champions, trimmed Wolsey 5 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Bonilla led early and sailed to a secure victory without serious threat. Conference officials will meet at Marvin Hughist Hotel in Huron tomorrow to arrange this fall tournament and draft basketball schedules.
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Mustard Chicago Vendor Walks 20 Miles in Doubleheader
Ray Kneip concession manager at Wrigley Field estimates a peanut or hotdog vender walks 20 miles during a doubleheader. In Oldham England a large manufacturing town chimneys deposit 960 tons of Bootle square mile in one year.
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Baseball results from national league and American league tonight
Baseball scores recap from yesterday with NL games including Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Chicago rain postponements. AL results feature Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, Philadelphia, and St Louis with multiple pitchers noted and two Louisville games completed amid wet grounds and postponements.
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Tron Men Hover Over Coyotes in Gridiron Camp
Vermillion September reports that University of South Dakota coach Harry Gamage must push nearly every player to log more minutes as training camp reveals guard and tackle gaps. Replacements for Russ Sauvage and Stroh missing hurt depth. Durkin shifts to left tackle, while Edberg Gunderson and Kessler brace two deep spots. Injuries to Wern and Ramsdell aggravate concerns for an eight game slate.
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Schoolboy Faces Veteran In Title Match Tomorrow
The eighth annual citywide golf tournament at the Country Club nears its final with high school junior McNutt meeting veteran Cadwell in the title match. Cadwell’s upset route and Cadwell’s earlier wins foreshadow a tight final as McNutt seeks his first senior crown in a event featuring merchandise prizes for champion and runner-up.
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Norfolk takes 3 1 lead over Cowboys in playoff series
Norfolk beat Sioux City 5 to 4 to go up three games to one in the Nebraska State League playoff. George Verbeek twirled four hit ball through seven innings, Norfolk bats tied the game early with three runs in the first and the Jowans failed to score after the third. Umpire Howard Tuttle suffered a skull fracture when struck by a foul tip in the third inning.
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Fights Last Night Report From Associated Press
Detroit's Dave Clark knocked out Steve Carr in Meriden Conn while Onz Henry Hook and Jimmy Webster drew in a separate bout. The card featured Timmins, and Indianapolis opponent 119¢, South Africa, involved in a close decision.
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Indianapolis
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