Nation's Racing Kings Sign To Appear Here This Week
Auto race stars from across the nation will compete at the South Dakota State Fair speed show in Huron with AAA sanction. Qualifying starts Friday for 16 cars to vie for cash prizes as big names from Barry, Cedar Rapids, Milwaukee, Sioux City, Indianapolis, and other cities enter the field.
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Yesterday's Scores From Regional Baseball Matches
Scores list across multiple leagues show Detroit New York St Louis Cleveland and Milwaukee St Paul Toledo Columbus Louisville Indianapolis and Kansas City Minneapolis games. Notable: several 12 and 10 inning affairs with mixed results. weather and wet grounds mentioned for Kansas City at Minneapolis.
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Langford Leads To Finals In South Dakota Tourney
Langford’s baseball team, Lake Region champions, advanced to the finals of the South Dakota state tournament by defeating Wallace’s Little Eight champions 4 to 0 at Lake Kampeska. Weather threatened the Sunday final as clouds loomed, with a 3 p.m. start scheduled if feasible. Earlier Langford had reached the semis by beating Woonsocket 7 to 2, while Aberdeen moved into the semis.
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Smith Cup Tourney Finals Set After Semis
Matson and George McKeon reached the Smith Cup finals after a long upper bracket semi with McKeon advancing by beating John Hinman in a 45 hole battle. The city champion showdown heads to finish soon at the Country Club with the final to be played on the S route course.
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Big Six Squares Open Grid Work
Kansas reports the Big Six football squads began practice as the conference kicks off preparations for the new campaign. Official opening date set for Sunday, with only a few preliminary sessions conducted publicly.
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Gallopers Lead Off At South Dakota State Fair Speed Card
Northwest drivers enter four day card with harness and running events totaling prize money around 575 on opening day. Feature 2:22 trot carries 250, plus a one mile race for 150, and other heats. Tomorrow’s program adds 1000 in prizes and includes 2:14 trot for 500. Final day shifts to auto racing with 1250 in four events. Peter F. J. bay gaited horse sets 1932 pacing record amid Berry driven feats at 2:05.4.
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Coyotes Prep For Dakota Day In Vermillion Grid ação
South Dakota University football hopefuls sharpen for Dakota Day on October 2 in Vermillion facing rivals. Coach Stanley G. Backman reveals a 13 game schedule including Northern rivals, Cincinnati, North Dakota, Winnipeg, Morningside, and South Dakota State with contests spanning September to November and a doubleheader noted.
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Millers and Birds Battle For Title In Playoff
The Millers and Red Birds, finishing first and second in the 1923 American Association standings, will contest a best-of-seven series to decide the league champion. Columbus favored, with 101 wins, faces Minneapolis led by Jess Petty or Bill Lee as starters. The winner advances to the Little World Series against the International league champions.
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Ross and Canzoneri Set for 15 Round Lightweight Title Fight
Barney Ross and Tony Canzoneri wrap up training in New Jersey and prepare for their 15 round lightweight title bout at the Polo Grounds. Promoter Tin Mara expects receipts near 150000 with a crowd of about 40000, as betting leans toward Ross in a close matchup.
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Nielsen Trims Schaefer 7 And 6 To City Golf Champ
Nielsen, a Country Club player, wins the 1933 city golf title by defeating fellow club member H. Schaefer 7 and 6 after advancing through preliminaries. The finals at Public Links and Country Club courses saw Wheeler beat Frost in the President's flight, with other minor flights decided after close matches amid rain and wind.
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Ordy C. & WN. W. Railroad
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Huron Girls Win Wayland Tourney
Huron girls captured the championship at the Wayland diamond ball tournament after defeating Wolsey in the final. York beat Wayland and Ree Heights eliminated Sand Creek in preliminaries, with Wolsey and Huron advancing from the semis. A separate men’s game saw Wayland beat the Miller Green Lanterns 10 to 5.
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Polo Tournament Delayed By Rain At Fort Snelling
Opening games of the Northwest polo tournament scheduled at Fort Snelling were postponed due to rain soft ground. Fort Snelling was to face Pierre South Dakota while Twin City Blues were to meet Rau Claire Wisconsin, now rescheduled for Wednesday.
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