Jations Racing Kings Sign To Appear At State Fair Speed Show
The 1933 South Dakota State Fair speed event features Jation's Racing Kings and a strong AAA sanctioned field. Drivers from Chicago to Cedar Rapids join the six event program with top speeds, big purses, and temporary AAA licenses to allow competition.
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Jation
Racing Kings
Au-vile Association
Huron
South Dakota
Schneider
Cal
Indianapolis
Harry Lewis
Chicago
Oléfeld
Tony Willman
Milee
Miller, Schra
Newark
N. J
Ken Larson
Pete Alberts Antonio
Tex
Jen Kinsey
Ted Hartley
Fort
George Gutto
Oo. M. Sstad
Grand Forks
Don Vogeskinsdale
Vernon Kemp
St. Paul
Sands
Ore
Minn
Gopher State Son
Howard McIntosh
Minne
Claude Phillips
Sioux City
Aerican Automobile Association
Ing
Cial
AAA
Geveral
Northwest
North
Minnesota
Berry
Tom Berry
Igford Into Tourney Final
Igford advances to the South Dakota state baseball tournament by defeating Little Eight champions 4 to 0 at Lake Kampeska. Aberdeen Faulkton and Woonsocket progress as others reach semifinals after weekend play. Weather may affect the championship game slated for 3 p.m. with cloudy skies and prior rain.
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Ertown
Sert
U-4
Lanshig
Tague
South Dakota
Ces Little Eight
Trions
Lake Kampeska
Cup Tourney Reaches Finals With Key Matches
The city championship field tightens as the Country club plans its final draw. Watson faces George McKeon in an annual Smith Cup clash after a 45 hole event where Hinman was defeated.
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Slasion
Watson
George McKeon
Hinman
Cubs Rally Past Pirates As Giants Hold Lead
The Cubs beat the Phillies 4 10 0 and 4 to 2 to surge to seven wins in eight, with Tinning and Nelson shining. Dolph Camilli drove in the decisive runs, while Jurges sparked controversy by plunking balls into the Phillies dugout. Despite the sweep, the Cubs trail the Giants, who edged the Reds twice, 2-1 and 2-1, ensuring New York remains atop the league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Giants
Phillies
Pirates
Dodgers
Bud Tinning
Lynn Nelson
Tinning
Phils
Stanley Hack
Nelson
Dolph Cam
Jurges
Billy Jurges
Phil
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Ray Kelp
Mel Ott
Linus Frey
Brooklyn
Twen
St Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Trojans Have Good Outlook for Eastern State Normal
Madison reporters note Eastern State Normal's football outlook bright with lettermen and strong reserves. Coach G V Reynolds cites a solid line and elusive backfield, plus returning standouts from Madison and Pierre. New stars include Hughes, Collins, Schaldeck, Beane, Lawrence, and Griggs among others. former players Jacker, Rames, and Howard back for practice.
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Madison
S. D
Eastern State Normal School
Eastern
G. V
Chuck
Trojan
Richard Lucas
Big Six Squads Open Grid Work
Kansas City reports Big Six teams begin football preparations with early practice fields opened. Morning sessions feature preliminary drills and evaluative work as squads assemble for the season.
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Kansas -City
iS D U Gridders Eye Dakota Day
Vermillion Sept 11 Coyotes begin early practice as 3 letter winners and freshmen report under Coach Stanley G Backman. Schedule lists 13 games including North Dakota State at Vermillion Dakota Day and a trip to Winnipeg for reserve game.
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Vermillion
Coyote
State College
Dakota Day
Coyotes
Stanley G. Backman
Eamern Normal ‘School
Eastern Normal Re
Yankton College
DePeul University
Chicago
North Dakota
State
South Dekota State
Slomi
Illinois College
Springfield
Sinole Wesleyan
Bloom
Millers Birds clash in playoff for league crown
Columbus and Minneapolis fate hangs on a four out of seven playoff after regular season totals left the Red Birds ahead of the Millers. Jess Pett y and Bill Lee set to duel with night games on tap in Columbus and Minneapolis as umpires George Johnson and Larry Goetz ready the series.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Columbus
Minneapolis
Big Birds
Millers
Tusday
Jess Petty
Red Birds
Bill Lee
George Johnson
Larry Goetz
Joe Hauser
Barris
Holland
Frank Sigefoos
Indianapolis
Ciricalt Today
Agures
Bereman
Louisville
Radelett
St Paul
Hind
Pic Hh Preelathieg
Principals Await Championship Go
Barner Ross and Tony Canzoneri prepare for a 15 round lightweight title bout at the Polygrounds New York with promoter Tim Mara expecting attendance around 40 000 and receipts potentially near 150 000 despite a toss up in betting. Both champions and challenger trained hard in New Jersey and are in peak condition. Ross expected to weigh just under the limit and Canzoneri slightly lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Barker
Associated Press
New York
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Polygrounds
Tim Mara
Lew Tendler
Benny Leonard
Marz
Ross
Chicago
New Jersey
New York State
Athletic Commission
Canzoneri
Chamy
Tony
Lake Swannanoa
Candoneri
Pompton Lakes Cunt
Nielsen Trims Schaefer 7 And 6 To Become 1933 City Golf Champ
Nielsen defeats E. H. Schaefer 7 and 6 in the 1933 city golf finals at the Country Club to claim the title after surviving a tough semifinal and posting steady rounds. Wheeler then upsets Jack Frost to win the President's flight. Final flights featured close matches and windy conditions at the city tournament, with Huron and Public Links players posting victories in minor flights.
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Nielsen
Schaefer
Dame Fortune
W. &. Nielsen
E. H.schaefer
Huron
Public Links
H Hedblom
Country Club
Howard Shober
C. Austin
Ralph Bischoff
Frank Brown
Nielser
Sileven
Schaefx
Margist
Lal Sever
Wheeler
Frost
Huron Girls Win Wayland Tourney
In Wayland on September 11 a large crowd watched the girls diamond bell tournament. Huron represented by the team defeated Wolsey in the final to take the championship after earlier wins over Gilbert and Ree Heights. York beat Wayland and Wolsey beat Washington in preliminary games. A special men’s game saw Wayland defeat the Miller Green Lanterns 10 to ?.
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Waxland
Huron
Wayland
Miller Green Lanterns
Polo Tournament Delayed By Rain in Minnesota
Opening games of the Northwest polo tournament at Fort Snelling were postponed due to soft ground from rain. Fort Snelling would have faced Pierre, South Dakota, while Twin City Blues were to meet Esu Claire, Wisconsin.
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Fort Snelling
Minn
Fierre
S. D
Twin City Blues
Esu Claire
Wis
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Schrader
Igford
Woonsocket
Yerdeen
Watertown
Geen
Foulkton
Langford
Aries
J Rhe
Greatest Gallopers
Menace To Giants
Titus
Yankees
Senators
New York Yankees
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Yanks
Carl Fischer
Johnny Allen
Lou Gehrig
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Red Sox
Bump Hadley
George Blaeholder
AEE
Teetroit
Fischer
Hayworth
Gomez
Dickey
Frasier
Pasek
Allen
Rensa
St. Louis
Boston Bischolder
Hemsley
Welch
Brown
Andrews
Ferrell
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Eau Claire
Winnipeg
Crookston
Moorhead
Brandon
East Grand Forks
Moorhead-Fargo
Superior
Peter Fi J
Tama
Allie B
Art Berry
Fort Dodge
Ling
Battle Axe
Fitzsimmons
Hubbell
Mancusoo
Benton
Frey
Lomberdi
Schumacher
Mancuso
Kolp
Lombardi
Swift and Grace
Bee
Ronard
Outen
Mirkofer
Harris
Finney
Margo
Lopez
Liska Tinning
Harnett
Pearce
Ragland
Davis
Wees Yi
Frankhouse
Mangum
Hogan
Hallshen
Wilson
St. Louise
The
Star
Kansas Ci
Western Gue
Springhela Weer
Topeka Laserte
Des Moines
St. Joseph
G. ¥. Reynolds
Is. D. U. Gridders Eye
Haneer
Klein
Berger
Braves
Fox
Athletics
Ruth
Dean
Petey Mee
Turtler
Abe Stealer
Barold Anderson
Featherhuff
Shober
Bischoff
Saylor
Ross Matson
Wielsen
Mielsen
Rein
Hedblom
Austin
Orgy C. É MN. W. Railroad
Huron Girls
NEW
Stetsons
Calmenson
Turon
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