Tigers Open 1940 Season Versus Miller Rustlers Tomorrow Night
Huron High School prepares for a home opener under Coach George Deklotz with the Tigers set to face the Miller Rustlers at eight. Injuries plague key players but starters are expected, while Evans and Dilley lead the backfield and a large crowd is anticipated as the band performs at halftime.
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George Deklotz
Focal Prep
Tigers
Miller Rustlers
Miller
Rustlers
Tiger
Rollie French
Rustler Winter
Deklotz
Gordon Dean
Dwain Hook
Kenneth Dilley
Bucks
Dilley
Hook
Dekiotz
Leo McGinty
Don McNutt
Pat Riley
Harlan Hedplom
John Vonderhaar
Dale Case
Jimmy Hohm
Elmer Evans
Kles
Max Oviatt
Barry Saders
Bob Hopper
Evans
Ken Dilley
Jimmy
Richard Englebretsen
Bud Brenner
Don Miner
Gene Sift
Wesley Fliss
Dale McNutt
Jack van Arsdale
Frank, Blechinger
Lloyd Gordon
Vernon Tim
Buren
Quad Dekiotz
Huron High School
Frank J £Ouglin
Gerry Parker
Alvin Devick
Ward Looms As Favorite In Golf Tourney At Winged Foot
Ward of Spokane emerged as the strong favorite in the national amateur golf championship at Winged Foot Club, defeating Elis Knowles and Buddy Haas to stay in the hunt as 16 progressed. Remaining contenders include former champions Sweetser Fischer Turnesa and others, with Otto Greiner knocking out Art Deering in a tight Day 1.
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Gayle Talbot
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Wash
Winged Foot Club
Ess Sweetser
Johnny Fischer
Willie Turnesa
Art Deering
Chicago
Ward
Deering
Otto Greiner
Baltimore
Tom Sheehan, Jr
Northville
Mich
Greiner
W. B. McCullough
Abingdon
Harry Haverstick
Lancaster
Elis Knowles
Buddy Haas
New Orleans
Dick Chapman
Students-It's Much Cheaper This Way
A reminder for Huron students from grade school to high school to buy tickets from their principals or via activity tickets before the game tomorrow evening. Students pay 10 to 25 cents, while gate price is 40 cents. adult season tickets allow attendance at five home games for the price of four.
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Huron
Tredway
Siem Sport
Huron Golfers Head to State Tournament at Brookings
Don McNutt of Huron High School, a top all around athlete and state golf titlist in 1938, will compete in the state prep school tournament at Brookings. He leaves Saturday with coach George Deklotz and teammate Howard Peterson, entering without a practice round due to a football game Friday night. McNutt seeks another state podium in defense of last year’s team title, with last year’s co-champion Charles McWeeney not with him this year.
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Don McNutt
Big Huron
Brookings
McNutt
Huron
George Deklotz
Howard Peterson
Tigers
Miller
Peterson
Charles McWeeney
Brookings Country Club
Bass Planted In Stony Run To Replenish South Dakota Lakes
Deputy Game Warden Wiley announced about 300 good size black bass were planted in Stony Run four miles south of Huron. The move accompanies a state effort to stock lakes in South Dakota with hatchery bass from Lake Byron. Over 100000 bass hatched this year are being distributed to lakes statewide.
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Huron
Er, Wiley
Stony Run
State Game and Fish Department
South Dakota
Lake Byron
Here
Warden Wiley
State, Game and Fish Department
Jarrin' Jawn Leads Aggies Returning Vet Team
Texas A&M announces 23 lettermen returning from the undefeated 1939 squad led by all American fullback John Alec Kimbrough. Homer Norton notes the challenge of an onslaught of rivals including SMU Baylor and Texas as the Aggies seek a Southwest Conference repeat.
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Jarrin
Jawn
Aggies
Felix R. McKnigh
College Station
Tex
Texas Aggies
John Alec Kimbrough
Homer Hill Norton
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Texas
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
Jackie Cal dura from Brooklyn, at 125 pounds, knocked out Chick Delaney of San Leandra, California, at the event in Oakland. Delaney suffered a knockout in the second round, with Cal dura delivering the decisive blow.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Jackie Caldura
Brooklyn
Chick Delaney
San Leandra
Baseball scores and standings across leagues
A battered recap of baseball results includes Nations League and American Association games with scores for Cincinnati, Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn, St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Kansas City, St. Paul, Toledo, Indianapolis, Columbus and Louisville. Key pitchers and batters named include Walters, Lombardi, Derringer, Wilson, Passeau, Dean, Grissom, Owen, Padgett, Ruffing, Dobson, Feller, Hemsley, Melton, and Payton among others.
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Philadelphia
Brown
Lopez
Pearson
Heck
Atwood
Cincinnati
Boston
Walters
Lombardi
Salvo
Picchota
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Derringer
Wilson
Strincevich
Berres
Chicago
Brooklyn
Passeau Collins
Wyatt
Tamwis
Carleton
Phelps
Dean
Todd
Grissom
Carleton J
Franks
St. Louis
New York
Shaun
Owen
Melton
Joiner
Danning
McGee
Lanier
Padgett
Gumbert
O'Dea
Caster
Wagner
Auker
Swift
Washington
Leonard Ferrell
Rigney
Tresh
Detroit
Wilso
Fleming
Heving
Gatehouse
Johnson
Foxx
Hutchinson
Gorsica
McKain
Sullivan
Cleveland
Bonham
Dickey
Feller
Dobson
Hemsley
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Ruffing
Sandra
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Rosar
Smith
Pullaix
American Association
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Rolandson
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Riddle
Clifford
Toledo
Indianapolis
Gill
Wagener
McDougal
Bailey
Payton
Fletcher
Pasek
Columbus
Louisville
Barrett
Cooper
Lewis
Maroons and Chiefs coast to playoff wins in series
In Minneapolis on September 12 the Winnipeg Maroons defeated the Wausau Lumberjacks 6-0 and the Grand Forks Chiefs beat the Superior Blues 9-1. Both teams moved to a 2-0 lead in a best-of-seven series, with semi finals now set for Superior and Wausau.
Bonham, Bell spark two game swing in baseball doubleheader
Yesterday's Stars report Ernie Bonham and Beau Bell shined in the first game as Bonham's five-hit hurling limited the Indians while Bell drove in two with a double to spark a five-run rally in the nightcap. Hank Greenberg homered to lift the Tigers past Detroit in front to stay.
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Associated Press
Ernie Bonham
Yankees
Beau Bell
Indians
Farmer
Hank Greenberg
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Bist
Homer
Detroit
Alpena Marksman Sets High Mark In National Matches
Alpena civilian Arne Siedschlaw scored 74 of 80 at 200 yards in a surprise fire event at the national life matches held at Camp Perry. Wallie Burnham tied the mark but lost on tiebreaker. William S. Brophy Jr. took third. Civilians swept two other big range events while pro teams and players contributed hits and wins in baseball.
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Camp Perry
Arne
Siedschlaw
Alpena
S. C
Wallie Burnham
Bozeman
Mont
Liedschlaw
Major League Leaders Highlight Top Players
The list shows leaders by category with multiple players tied or leading in batting at 320 and 248, hits at 168 and 185, home runs with Mize at 41 and Foxx at 35, and pitching leaders Fitzsimmons 14 2 and Newsom 18 3. Other names include Walker Gleeson Mize Rizzo Nicholson Radcliff DiMaggio Greenberg Rowe Cramer McCormick Sewell and Sewell.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Black and Gleeson
Chicago
Mize
St Louis
McCormick
Cincinnati
Hack
St. Louis
Rizzo
Philadelphia
Nicholson
Fitzsimmons
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Radcliff
DiMaggio
New York
Cramer
Boston
Radclf
Foxx
Greenberg
Detroit
Newsom
Rowe
Broadway Odds and Oddities From a Scattershot Night
Summary of sports and entertainment blurbs: Yankees money lines with Detroit and Cleveland, amateur medal odds, war correspondent gossip, Owensboro softball routs, Columbia Alons optimism, Referee attire note, Atherton break rumor, Marquette nickname search, Vanderbilt Whitney cemetery of turf winners, Vesment U grid star Frank Taylor wedding skip, Ted Williams radio praise, Bob Pastor quitting fight, Kenneth Jones guest star query.
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Frank Taylor
Vestment U. Grid
Ted Williamis
Beantown
Bob Pastor
Tigers Maintain Edge as Yanks Indians Split Showdown
Detroit surged to an 11-7 win over Boston while Cleveland and New York split a doubleheader. Bonham defeated Feller 3-1 in a five-hitter duel as Detroit nudged ahead of New York. Reds stretched NL lead with a doubleheader sweep of Boston Bees. Cubs beat Dodgers twice.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
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