Nielsen and Saylor Open City Golf Championship
Bill Nielsen of the Chicago and North Western course and Dr. H L Saylor of the Huron Country club will open the first annual all city golf championship at 8 20 a m tomorrow. The event pairs private and public course players with Nielsen and Saylor meeting in the 26 hole match at the public links then the final 18 at the country club.
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Huron Country Club
Huron
Bill Nielsen
H. L. Saylor
Lundgren
Waxweiler
Bill Waxweiler
Bill Lundgren
Nielsen-Saylor
Saylor
Nielsen
A. E. Otium
Claude Ebert
Jack Frost
Country Club
Bert McDonald
Huron Public
Clyde RB. Smith
Clifford Thorsness
Honore
Thorsness
Smith
Des Moines Nearing Western Loop Tithe
Des Moines maintains a six game lead in the Western league race as first division clubs win. Fourteen games remain in the schedule. Grant limited Omaha to nine hits but Des Moines rolled to a 16 to 5 victory. St Joseph closed within a half game of Wichita by sweeping a doubleheader 8 to 3 and 2 to 1.
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Associated Press
Wichita Ena St. Joseph
Des Moines
Demons
Tewan
Grant
Oma
Stein
St Joseph
Wichita
Kau Claize
Bier Preble
Saur
SMP
Steve Tieces
Paul
Feer
Dwvand
Wiedrow
Alpena Choirs to Broadcast From Huron Station
The Alpena Methodist church choirs will travel to Huron tomorrow to broadcast from station KGDY. Rev J Wesheburn will speak stories from South America, with his tales interwoven between song performances.
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Alpena
Methodist Church of
Saints Preparing For World Series
Saint Paul, playing at Lexington Park, readies for the little world series between the American Association champion and the International league leader. Kansas City still has a remote chance to tie, but Saints dismiss figures and Blues, needing only slight math to clinch. Brewers rally past Indians, Toledo outscores Louisville, and Indianapolis seals win as Koeneck homers for the Indians.
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William Weekes
Chicago
Lexington Park
St. Paul
Kansas City
Saints
Blues
Knnses City
Milwaukee
Brewers
Secer
Minneapolis
Frank RicCowan
Millers
Indianapolis
Columbus
Indians
Len Koeneck
Toledo
Louisville
Guy Williams
Joe DeBerry
Rons
Classy Field Wills Compete In State Exposition Races
South Dakota harness racing opens at the 47th State Fair with 135 entries from ten states and three Canadian provinces. The four day program starts Sunday with four events on Monday, featuring barrier starts, substantial purses, and strong northern stables led by Peninsular Farm and Jackson Bros. standout drivers include Hat Bacon as starter and Hugh Smith directing speed, as racing officials project new records across multiple divisions.
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Huron
South Dakota
Ways
North Dakota
Minnesota
Peninsular Farm
Fremont
Ohio
Jackson Bros
Winnipeg
Manitoba
R. E. MacKenzie
LaCrosse
Wis
Mortenson Stables
St. Charles
Hat Bacon
Pat” Bacon
Aurora
Til
Hugh Smith
Howard
Herbert K. Johnson
Rapid City
State Fair Board
White Sox add two Morse t products to 25,000 deal
Hap Morse expanded the Dallas Texels influence by supplying Vic Frasier era players. Chicago paid 25,000 for pitchers Lou Garland and Ralph Erickson. Garland 21 year old righthander hit hard with fast ball curve. Erickson a lefty with a sharp curve and no-run, no-hit game.
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Dallas
Hap Morse
Chicago White Sox
Morse
Vic Frasier
Sox
White Sox
Lou Garland
Ralph Erickson
Garland
Erickson
Warner
Hap More
Frasier
Bob Tarleton
Shreveport
De Smet Opens Football Season with Twenty Five Players
De Smet begins football practice under Coach Ralph Voyen with over twenty five boys aiming to be ready for the opening game Friday against Fedora on the home field. Six lettermen return, with Edward Marquardt aiding as two squads practice.
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de Smet
Ralph Voyen
Fedora
Voyen
Edward Marquardt
Brookings
Wemington
Huron and Miller clash in Central South Dakota title game
Huron and Miller baseball clubs, mid dispute for the unofficial Central South Dakota championship, meet tomorrow at C. and M. W. athletic park for the second game of a best two out of three series. Peyton will start for Huron with Brown returning for Miller in a pivotal rematch.
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Huron
Miller
Central South Dakota
St. Lawrence
Merchants and Boosters
Dianond
Boosters
Merchants
South Dakota
Clark
Bloodgood
Peyton
Brown
van Receiving
Athletics Humming At Iroquois High
IROQUOIS Sept 12 Special Coach Bernard Valdez leads fall athletics with daily half hour track tryouts to form a team for spring meets. After track the soccer and basketball cycle continues, kittenball to be played during morning and noon recreation periods. Dorothea Storsteen to coach girls basketball with Prof. Keumm previously in charge. she scouts for players.
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Iroquois
Bernard Valdez
Esmond
Dorothea Storstean
League Leaders By The Associated Pros
National League batting winner Klein of the Phillies with .503 average and Terry of the Giants at .342. Runs led by Klein and Terry tied at 110. RBIs top Mein of the Phillies with 115 and Ott of the Giants 103. Hits led by Terry of the Giants with 192 and L Waner of the Pirates 190. Stolen bases Frisch of the Cardinals 25 and Herman of the Robins second. Cardinal Haines led pitchers with 11 wins against 3 losses. Derringer of the Cardinals 16 wins. American League batting Simmons of the Athletics .380 with Ruth of the Yankees 79 RBIs and Gehrig of the Yankees 147 runs with Ruth 133. RBIs Gehrig 146 and Averill 183. Hits Gehrig 193 and Ruth 183. Stolen bases Chapman of the Yanks 97. Pitching Grove of the Athletics 28 wins. Marberry of the Senators and Mahaffey of the Athletics 15 wins.
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Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
Giant
Aarmeanlyaves
Mein
Fiillies
Ott
L. Waner
Pirates
Frisch
Cardinals
Basis
Herman
Robins
Haines
Derringer
Test
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Huth
Averill
Indians
Chapman
Yanks
Jobncom
Tigers
Grove
Marberry
Senators
Mahaffey
Wessington Springs 1930 team to rebuild with six lettermen
WESSINGTON SPRINGS Sept 12 Special With only six lettermen returning Coach Foy Welmuntz faces a mountainous task in molding a squad from wary veterans. Captain Long and Lammere return to anchor inside posts, Line oo Pinard also back as regular guard. Six players listed for 1931 with a seventh game sought for Oct 2. Schedule lists games at Wes tington Plankinton Fedora Kimball Homecoming Dej Sanat and Redfeld among others.
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Wessington Springs
Foy Welnandt
Weeington Springe High School
Sdnsem Prosaise
Ofeem
Actioe
Plankinton
Wessington
Wessingtoin Springs
Fedora
Kimball
Braves Hire Henry Hahn as Football Assistant Coach
Henry Hahn, a star guard from Sioux Falls college Braves three years ago, has joined the football coaching staff to prep the team for the opener with Aberdeen on September 25. He will assist head coach Francis Olsen and longtime assistant Eddie Livingston, who return for the upcoming season. Hahn began his football career at Sioux Falls college in the same year Olsen first coached there and helped the Braves reach runners-up honors in the state conference.
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Sioux Falls
Henry Hahn
Sioux Falls College Braves
Aberdeen
Hahn
Francis Olsen
Eddie Livingston
Braves
Sioux Falls College
Olsen
Purple
Hot Races Still On In Leagues
In major leagues, several races remain close as Detroit and St Louis duel for second in the American League while Brooklyn and Chicago vie for third in the National League money division. Boston, Chicago, St Louis, and New York games affected standings, with detailed results and pivotal plays noted.
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Saadessd
Sly
Chicago
New York
Indianapolis
Columbus
Aes
Milwaukee
St Paul
Bt. Joseph
Minnesgelia
Pueblo
Bie
Oklahoma City
Topekan
Denver
Omaha
N.Y
Juel Andreda
Herold Kentbott
Bente Faviale
Buckgents
Walloping
Todnesday
Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Bob Smith
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry French
Bud Parmalee
Ben Cantwell
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Cardinals
Boston
Cantwell
Berger
New York Yankee
Yanks
Baba Ruth
Sox
Sullivan
Ruth
Combs
Kerr
Blue
Doeg Is Put Out Of Tennis Meet With Crushing Reversal
In forest hills the national singles championship narrows to Vines and Lott. Lott, aged 54, defeats defending champion Doeg 7-5 6-3 6-0 to reach the final. Vines knocks out Perry in three sets to join the final, while Shields and Wood carry other duties.
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Doeg
Lott
Vines
Perry
Forest Hiles
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Cal
George M Lott
Philadelphia
John Hope Doeg
Newark
N. J
Frederick J. Perry
Great Britain
Frank Shields
Sidney Wood
Johnny Var Ryn
Houston
Oja Valley
Southern California
California
Texas Longhorns Face Tough Season Under Coach Littlefield
In Austin on September 12, Coach Clyde Littlefield previews a hard season for Texas. He cites a strong backfield and experienced defense but warns of tough games with Baylor and Texas A&M. Oklahoma returns key players while five conference contenders eye the title.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Clyde Littlefield
Littlefield
Critcs
Baylor
Fexas A
Shelley Wd Perkins
Olthaven Koy
Stafford
Evkins
Longhorns
All Star Team To Make Foreign Tour
New York sports writer Fred Lieb announces an all star baseball team to tour the Orient this fall. The lineup includes Lou Gehrig Frank Frisch Walter Marranville Willie Kanan Al Simmons Tom Oliver Frank O Doul Bob Grove Larry French Bruce Cunningham Mickey Cochrane Harold Ruel George Keily Ralph Shinn ers and umpire Jack Reardon.
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New York
Dhe
Fred Lieb
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Walter Marranville
Braves
Willie Kanan
Indians
Qutfielders
al Simmons
Athletics
Tom Oliver
Red Sox
Frank O'Doul
Robins
Bob Grove
Larry French
Pirates
Bruce Cunningham
Mickey Cochrane
Harold Ruel
Tigers
George Keily
Minneapolis
American Association
Ralph Shinners
Buffalo
International League
Jack Reardon
National League
Pastor Dies After High School Football Practice
In Aliceville Alabama on September 2 a 28 year old Rev J S McFall pastor of First Presbyterian joined citizens for high school football practice. He sustained a fractured skull and died within hours.
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Aliceville
Ala
J. 5. McFall
First Presbyterian Church
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Huron Public Links
Waxweller
Bill Plummer
Bobby Jones
U. S
Beverly
Bobby
I. L
Northwest
Central
S. D
Iroquois High
Cageh Welsardt
Redfeld
Bingham
Utah
Manuel Quintero
Twmapa
Frs
Frankie Darren
Galt
Lame City
Coach Littlefield
McLean
Dakota Ave
Samaritan Hospital
Huron, S. D
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