Dirt track stars duel at Huron State Fair races
Gus Schrader from Cedar Rapids and Spunk Cellins of Sioux Falls lead a strong field for the 1930 State Fair dirt track races. Kenneth Larsen of Huron and Swede Anderson of Iron Mountain, with DePalma Duesenberg, will challenge for top honors as rains leave the oval in prime condition for a record chase.
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Acumrica
Stierneyr
Sacth
Deteets
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Beaury
Sunk” Colling
Sioux Falls
Kenneth Carson
Schrader
Sedere d Schrader
Cofeelder
Sig’ Haugdah
Cedar Repids
Sunshine State
Schrader Temorree
Cellims
Comeda
Treck Wit
Ferento
Ins
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Sine Kennet Larsen
Adolph
Sheriff Lyda Larsen
Minnesota
Andersom
Iron Moustain
Michigan
Anderson
Ralph DePalma
Speedway
Indianapolis Speedway
Jimmy
Travis
Los Angeles
Paidwest
Glee
John F. White
Shane
Fitzgerald
Chicago
Frontenac
Ole Ferguson
Albert Lea
Binnesota
George Gutty
Omaha
Nebraska
Aiso
White
Redfield Starts Second Grid Year
Redfield a school prepares for its second grid season under coach George Edwards who holds five teaching duties. Key lettermen include backs Van Wald Yeager Dunn and Larsen and linemen Thompson Farnham Waite and Christian. Six games are on the schedule with open dates likely for more contests.
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Redfield
Redfield Agh
George Edwards
van Wald
Yeager
Dunn
Larsen
Line Waen
Thompson
Farnham
Waite
Christian
Faulkton
Schroeder Plans Light Clark Team For 183 Grid Campaign
Clark high school prepares a lean squad with seven lettermen and four promising freshmen, signaling a potentially strong 183 grid season. Most veterans are linemen, prompting coach Schroeder to build a faster backfield with new backs and keep ace quarterback options flexible.
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Clark
Clark High School
Vaterans
Schroeer
Hia
Frostiy
Roca Pew
Nellie Hoyt Sweeps Three Heats At State Fair Pace
Brooklyn's Nellie Hoyt dominates the 2:20 pace winning all three heats at the State Fair track. Elizabeth M. by Maroney of Mason City Iowa placed second in heat two while Cap Peter of Des Moines took third across all heats. Gilded and Bobby Patch also claim wins in other events as South Dakota horses score on the program.
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Peery
Stekd.dasil
Nellie Hoyt
Eertly
Elizabeth
Bay Cave
J. F. Maroney
Mason City
Iowa
Agler
Elizabeth M. Agein
Cap Peter
Chestnut Welding
Chas
Hardie
Des Moines
al Simmon
Borel «Piiding
H. J. Butler
le Mars
Calandar
G. W
Day
C. B. Buckley
Jamestown
Smith
South Dakota
O. H. Collins
Miller
Dwyer
Rice
Davis
Sioux City
Midday
Ben Morgan
Ane
Bobby Ster
Patch
L. C. Curtis
Hammine
Minn
Hogan
Jefferson xl
Chestnut Mars
T. J. McDermott
Waukon
Town
Bobby Patch
Little Anh
Bay Mare
N.C. Mortenson
St. Charles
Teddy Benboe
Chas. A. Toll
Allison
Betts
Teddy Benbee
Morses
Wild Cat
Dr. Sullivan
Peregee Bae Mt Morthvilla
Wes Ed
Forsyth
Billy Tanker
W. [C. Rath
Biseball
Vacation Tima
Mee‘Gee
Bonesteel
PZ Cute Tacere
Ors
Tilden And Hunter Reach National Tennis Quarter Finals
Forest Hills September 11 The veteran players Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter advanced to the quarterfinals of the National Tennis Singles championship. They faced strong challenges from younger contenders including Johnny Varner Doeg in the same half of the draw.
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Forest Hills
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
Younging
Big Bill
Hig
Hunter
Johnny Var Hyn
Johnny Doeg
Promising Recruit Signed By Cards
Promising pitcher Walter Johnson, a 1 year old youth with a displaced start, joins the St. Louis Cardinals pitching staff. Manager Gabby Streat announces the signing as Johnson, formerly with St. Joseph and Houston, enters the Cardinals lineup.
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ST. Louis
Walter Johnson
Gabby Streat
St. Joseph
Houston
Cardinata
Mitchell Ready For Night Game
Mitchell High School prepares for opening night football on Friday September 26 at 7 30 pm. Wegner and Mitchell clash under lights at a newly equipped field with extensive seating and protective fencing. The stadium features reinforced grandstands, a seven foot fence, canvas walls and five light posts bearing 1 000 watt reflectors to reduce glare and shadows. A capacity crowd is anticipated.
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Mitchell
the Athletic Association
Eons
Wegner
Attelle Teid Feria
A. Laren Gremdetend
Gncore
McLarnin Beats Singer For Welter Title Crown
Jimmy McLarnin defeats Singer in a 12 round welterweight bout to retain his title. The Vancouver challenger lacked the power to overcome the champion who had previously knocked out top contenders including Fields and Goldstein. McLarnin’s rise through multiple divisions is noted as he solidifies one of boxing’s best two fisted reputations.
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McLarnin
New York
Nothox
Lgheweigian
Jimmy MclLernin
Zix Powsds
Thas T
Vancouver Alugger
Jackie Fields
Sammy Baker
Ruby Goldstein
Lovin Kid Kaplan
Sid Terris
Singer
Jaid Jow
Jimmy
Boxer Downey Struggles as Referee Counts Out
Okanogan Washington September 1. Boxer Jimmy Downey unable to land cleanly against his opponent and referee calls a count as the bout ends with no knockdown punches landing clear.
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Okanogan
Wash
Jimmy Downey
Whameed
Jhaymakers
Baseball Highlights From an Unclear Box Score
Fragmented OCR notes show player names and stats for runs batted in and batting leaders across teams. Mentions include Wilson of the Cubs and Gebrig of the Yankees with unclear figures and sporadic team references.
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Tee Londen Atting
Eay Ghanta
Teny
Wilson
Cubs
State High School Tennis Tournament Opens Friday
Drawings for the 1930 state high school athletic association tennis tournament will be made Friday at 10 a m in Coach Werd Bell's office. Officials warn nonattendance will eliminate players from participation. Coaches Beil and Wheeler oversee the event at Muron College with courts declared ready for opening play.
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Werd Bell
Secretary Rawlins
Elimanes
Felder
Coat Weed Balam
Huron College Sgurant Tem
Woed
Muron College
Ind ‘Wheeler Te
Beil
Tess
Fritley
Soon Wala
Dobbins
Huren
Herbertimi
Ste Tacad
Watertown
George Richards
Dick Manten
Bill Michesls
James Crawford
Yankton
Junior Donaldson
Reyihard Daniels
California golfers clash as defending champ trails field
The article notes the defending champion from California in a professional golf title event, with players including Al Watrous and Tommy Armour advancing by decisive margins. Horton Smith reaches the quarterfinals after a narrow win over Laurie Evans, while others like Bob Shave and Lighthouse Harry Cooper suffer early eliminations.
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Flushing
Minthe
Horton Smith
Laurie Ayton
Evans
Tan
Rapid City Mentor Faces Worries Over New Cobblers Schedule
Rapid City High School football coach Tucld Cobb and assistant Russell Gibbs face growing uncertainties as they prepare the 1930 Cobblers schedule. A squad of about 70 letters has only a few returning players, and this year’s slate at the School of Mines may include night games under new floodlight lights.
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Rapid City
Tucld
Cobb
Russell Gibbs
Cobblers
Bobb Nid
School of Mines
Five Coaches Direct U of South Dakota Football Practice
Vermillion September 11 Five men are directing the early practice sessions of the University of South Dakota varsity football squad. Athletic Director Montgomery leads a staff that includes B Hoy W A McCullen Ernest Racen and Rev Russell Hubbard. The group brings a large coaching force to the program with Montgomer y also handling track and freshman basketball duties. The first days featured standard drills in fundamentals blocking tackling and ball handling with two sessions daily as the season opens.
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University of South Dakota
Madtgomery
Tignall
Car B
Hoy
Frest
W. A. McCullen
Cornell College
Ernest “Burly"Racen
Russel Hubbard
Vermil, Hien Episcopal Church
Montgomery
Morningside College
Hay
U University
South Dakota
McCulles
Line McCullen
Cornell Carage
McCullen
Cornell
Hasing
Mid-Wess
Batly" Bacon
Hubbard
Uniersity
Sires Stee
Pedley Leads American Polo Victory in International Cup
Pedley starred as the United States triumphed over Britain in the closing rally of the international cup series. The win gave America the trophy for another term, marking its eighth straight victory since 1914.
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Westoury
Bustocrecy
Meadowbrooks Clirai Vachodl
Sensation
Bert
Pedley
Simtch
Tetwas
Americas
Britain
Yesterday's Stars highlight rough sports recap
A jumbled AP style note reports players and teams with scattered mentions of two mates, Kesey help, Gismis, Adalfo Teique, Bokins, and Tom Zachary. It references Braves beating Pirates with four hits and a Tigers rookie homer while Athletics pitcher Doljack holds them to four hits.
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Associated Press
Jim Bottermlay
CaAlimals
Kesey
Gismis
Adalfo Teique
Bokins
Cubs
Avchite O
Tom Zachary
Braves
Pirates
Vie
Football Holds Sway At State College
Brookings reports State College opens fall practice under Coach Kasper with a tentative lineup and emphasis on backfield work. Veteran players Jenison Schultz Tollefson Swanson Welson Rizhoi Wheeler lead, while Threlfall Thompson split linemen duties. First game vs Southern Normal slated for Sept 22 amid possible indoor drills due to rain.
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Kasper
Hin Eministeris
Red” Theelfall
George ‘Thompson
Threlfall
Thompson
Selulte
Jong
Halfoack
Cauad
Jenison
Schultz
Tollefson
Swanson
Welson
Rizhoi
Wheeler
Southern Normal
State College
Howard High Announces Eight Game Schedule
Howard High lists eight football games for the season with seven dates noted. Home contests include Sept. 18 against White and Sept. 26 against Madison with other road games at Volga and Parker among eleven opponents mentioned.
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Howard
Sleven
Ntersra
Gridiron
White
Madison
Volga
Parker
Artesian
Tee Ae Springs
Wess
Dell. Rapids
Dell Rapids
Mov
Selema Saleen
Athlatic shut out as pennant chase tightens
A chaotic day of baseball results from Chicago to New York reshaped the standings. Brooklyn beat Chicago 6 0 as Frank Petty and Leu Nelson allowed runs in the early innings. St Louis defeated the Giants 3 1 on Bottomley and Frisch homers while Zachary limited Pittsburgh and Boston won 4 0 over Pittsburgh. The Athletics failed to score against Washington as Philadelphia and Detroit split and New York edged Cleveland 2 1.
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Associated Press
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St Lewes Cardinals
New York Giants
Tague Muds
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Root
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Mome
Leu Nelson
Cardinals
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Sylvester Tohnson
St. Louis
Frank Hogan
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Frisch
Bottomley
Tom Zachary
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
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Cincinnati Macks
Washington
Alvin Crowder
Fermer
Philadelphia Athletics
Vic ‘Sorrell
Detroit Tigers
Shores
Walberg
Denny Mac
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