Huron State Fair speed show draws big AAA field
A record field of top drivers and famous cars will compete at Huron’s State Fair Friday in a six race program. The event is AAA sanctioned for the first time, with drivers from Bowes Seal, Miller, and Duesenberg teams among entrants. Qualifying starts at noon, 20 fastest cars advance, all entrants must race, cash purses at stake.
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American Aubile Association
Huron
South Dakota
L Schneider
Harry Lewis
Chicago
Bellany Oldfield
Tony Willman
Milwaukee
Miller
Trallan
Newark
N. J
Ken Larson
Uron
Pete Alberts SangAntonio
Tex
Joe Kinsey
Rck
Ted Hartley
Fortuyneind
George Guitto
0. M. Inglestad
Grand Forks
Bon
Claude Phillips
Sioux City
Middlewest
Fair
American Automobile Association
AAA
Yesterday's Scores and League Results Summary
Scores from multiple leagues show American League matchups with Detroit versus New York and St. Louis versus Boston, plus games for Milwaukee St Paul Toledo Louisville Indianapolis and various Northern League results including Superior Eau Claire Winnipeg Crookston East Grand Forks Moorhead Fargo and Grand Forks. Several games went to extra innings and several show wet ground conditions.
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Yankees
New York Yankees
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Gome
Cleveland
Yanks
Carl Fischer
Johnny Allen
Lou Gehrig
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Red Sox
Bump Hadley
George Blaehelder
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ree
Fischer
Hayworth
Gomez
Dickey
New York
Frasier
Pasek
Allen
Rense
St. Louis
Hadley
Shea
Weilend
Kline
Ferrell
Blackeldeey
Welch
Brown
Andrews
St Washington
Fildebrand
Hudlin
Sperker
Stewart
Russell
Sewell
Americar
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Wet Grounds
Northern
League Superior
Eau Claire
Winnipeg
Crookston
East Grand Forks
Moorhead-Fargo
Brandon
Whispes
Grand Forks
Moorhead-Far
Gol
Superior
Eau Cleire
Eanneanee
Cincinnati Liswwencee
Firsicamons
Hubbell
Mascusco
Benton
Frey
Lombardi
Susea
Cincinnati
Schumacher
Mancuso
Kolp
Gamme
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Swift and Grace
Leonard
Outen
Meg
Margo Mirkofer
Harris
and Lopez
Om O
Rhem
Lis Tinning
Harnett
Rae Philadelphia
Senneenue
Pearce
Berry
Ragland
Davis
Nelson
Hartnett
St Louis
Frankhouse
Moneym
Hogan
Hallahan
Wilson
Smith
Spobrer
Vance
Carleton
O’farrell
American League Pvt
Hbr
New York - Cleveland
Saat
Chicago St
St. Loui SL
Peteenan
Nee Ie
American Association
V. L. Pet. Dt
Uss Louisville
Kansas
Pet
Springfield
Topeka
Joseph
Omaha
Langford Into Tourney Final
Langford's Lake Region champions advanced to the South Dakota state amateur final by defeating Ming Wallace's Little Eight champions 4 to 0 before 1500 at Lake Kampeska. Sunday summaries note Langford to meet Aberdeen Faulkton winner after Watertown and Aberdeen semi-final results.
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Watertown
P-Langford
South Dakota
Ming Wallace
Lake Kampeska
Aberdeen-Faulkton
Wawke
Woonsocket
Aberdeen
Faulkton
Langford
RH Z
Aberdeen Pit
Bierscheid
Webs
Plowman
Anno
Morris and Neer
Wallace
Brown
Godfrey
Bru
Flat
Tofte
Tooles
McCain and
Narkrud
Sours
Jerde
Smith Cup Tourney Goes Into Finals
Ross Matson and George McKeon reach the Smith Cup final at the Country Club after Matson beats Howard Sayford and McKeon defeats John Hinman to reach the finale. The championship will be decided over the 18th hole route.
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Ross Matson
George McKeon
Matson
Howard Say
Nocheon
John Hinman
Trojans Ready for Promising Eastern State Season
Madison South Dakota September 11 Eastern State Normal School faces a hopeful football campaign as many letter men report for practice. Coach G V Reynolds notes a strong reserve group and a heavy line with a light backfield. Key players include Lucas, Gray, Shanholtz, Doyle, Krumm, and McLowan from Madison, alongside several standout high school stars from Pierre and Madison, all aiming for a successful season.
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Madison
S. D
Eastern State Normal School
Eastern
G V
Chuck”) Reynolds
Madison High School
Trojants
Sudes
Richard Lucas
Yay Roney
Chester
Charles Campbell
Don Webster
Glenn McLowan
Cordon Gray
John Doyle
Pierre
Orval Shanholtz
Colman
Keneth Krumm
Ad Elmer Revell
Ed Callon
Gray
Shantholtz
John Hughes
Arnold Collins
Ellsworth Schildack
Hertram Kurth
Big Six Squads Open Grid Work
Kansas City report notes Big Six football squads opened practice for the new season with the official kickoff on Sunday. Describes the start as mainly preliminary ritual drills as teams prepare for the campaign ahead.
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Big Six
Kansas
City
Gallopers Lead Opening Lineup At 1933 State Fair Speed Show
Northwest drivers enter four day program headlined by 2:22 trot for 2500 in prize money with three running events and a harness race on opening day. Tuesday features 2:14 trot for 300, two-year-old pace, 220 pace, and four more races totaling 2000. Wednesday offers 2:15 trot 400 and other events, and Thursday concludes with four auto races totaling 1250. Track records loom as 207 trotter mark seeks revival.
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Tadly
Northwest
North End
South Dakota
Minnesota
Hariness
Berry
Tom Herry
North
Pyter
Toma
Allie 'S
Art ‘Berry
Fort Dodge
Ertile Axe
Millers Birds Play For Title In Playoff Series
Columbus and Minneapolis clash in a best of seven to decide the league champion with the winner facing the International League kings in the Little World Series. Billy Lee faces Jess Petty as fans anticipate a 10,000 gate in Columbus. George Johnson and Lang Goetz to umpire. Columbus favored despite Miller strong hitting led by Hauser Harris and Rolland. Signfoce of Indianapolis tops batting, with a three hit day in the first game shaping the series.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Pitsburgh
Cubs
Giants
Phillies
Pirates
Dodgers
Bud Tinning
Lynn Nelson
Surges
Billy Jurges
Phil
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Ray Kolp
Mel Ott
Linus Frey
Brooklyn
Turners
St Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Paul Mickelson
Columbus
Minneapolis
Big Birds
Millers
Jess Petty
Red Birds
Bill Lee
George Johnson
Lang Goetz
Eheed
Miller
Joe Hauser
S. D. U. Gridders Eye Dakota Day
Vermillion notes list South Dakota University football plans and campus practice as the Coyotes sharpen for Dakota Day on October 28. Coach Stanley G. Backman fields a 13-game schedule including Cincinnati and North Dakota games, with early sessions drawing more than 30 players from last year’s squad.
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State College
Vermillion
Stanley G. Backman
Easter Normal School
Coyote Mentor
Rastemm Normalva
DePaul University
Chicago
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
Sion
Palle
Epee
Illinois
Springfield
Illinois Wesleyan
Bloom
Principals Await Championship Go
New York reports promoters expect a large gate for the 15 round lightweight title fight between Barney Boss and Tony Canzoneri at Folio Grounds tomorrow night. Ross defends the crown against the Chicago challenger with betting favored to toss up. weigh in scheduled for 1 p.m. EST tomorrow. Home Run leaders listed follow in the NL Klein 27 and Berger 28 while AL Fors 4 and Ruth 28 lead.
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Rice Ee
New York
Barney Boss
Tony Cenroneri
Folo Grounds
Tim Mars
Lew Tender
Benny Leonard
Mara
Ross
Chicago
New Jersey
New York State Athletic Commission
Canzoneri
Tony
Lake Swannanos
Cannoneci
Pompton Lakes
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Braves
Fors
Athletica
Ruth
Yankees
Unclear Sports Stats Fragments From 1930s Box Scores
Fragmentary OCR notes show player names and numbers including Dean’s 22 and seven for 15, pitching leaders Petty Minneapolis 19 and 8, Lee Columbus 21 and 9, Turner Indianapolis 17 and 9, Kéair Louisville, Harold Anderson Cole St Paul, and Cole leading in doubles, with base stealing margins unspecified.
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Toi. Dean
Petty
Minneapolis
Lee
Columbus
Turner
Indianapolis
I Kéair
Louisville
Harold Anderson
Cole
St. Paul
Nielsen Wins 1933 City Golf Title Seven and Six
W. E. Nielsen defeated B. H. Schaefer seven and six in the final to claim the 1933 city championship at the Country Club. Nielsen, medalist in qualifying, led from the start and extended a four up lead after the noon break, finishing with a seven up margin at the 37th green amid rain that slowed play. Wheeler toppled Jack Frost in the President's flight final, with other minor flights decided in close matches despite rain and windy conditions.
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Dame Fortune
W. E. Nielsen
Swater
Gnally
Succes Nielsen
B. H. Schaefer
Huron
Hedblom
Country Club
Howard Shober
C. Austin
Saylor
Ross Matson
Nielsen
Schaefer
Scheefer
Nielen
Nielsery
Sgsin
Nielaer
Schae«ee
Wheeler
Frost
Feetherhuff
Hegblom
Shober
Austin
Arty C. É& N. W. Railroad
Frank Brown
Bischoff
Brown
Hint
Huron Girls Win Wayland Tourney Championship
In Wayland on September 11 a large crowd watched a girls diamond tournament. Huron beat Wolsey in the final to win the championship after earlier wins by York over Wayland Wolsey over Wessington Ree Heights over Send Creek and Huron over Gilbert. Wolsey then defeated York and Huron beat Ree Heights in the semifinals. A separate men's game saw Wayland defeat the Miller Green Lanterns 10 to 6.
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Wayland
Huron
Wolsey
York
Wessington
Ree Heights
Send Creek
Gilbert
Miller Green Lanterns
Polo Tournament Delayed By Rain at Fort Snelling
Opening games of the Northwest polo tournament at Fort Snelling were postponed from yesterday to Wednesday because soft ground caused by rain. The Fort Snelling team would have faced Pierre, South Dakota, while the Twin City Blues were to play Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
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Fort Snelling
Minn
Pierre, S. D
Twin City
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Sompetil
Tion
Ender Aaa
Ader
Ibnee
G. ¥. Reynolds
Gallopers
Hauser
Herbert W. Barker
Featherhuff
Shoher
Relph Bischoff
Huron Girls
NEW
Stetsons
Calmenson
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