Turon and Huron clash in final South Dakota diamond day
Turon AA Sors face Dakota Central at Aberdeen for the state title while Huron battles Howard after a day of five diamond contests. Sioux Falls meets Aberdeen in morning play with winners advancing to the championship, plus Kittenball and other matches on the docket.
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Kitcen
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Howard Independents
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Matyre
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Lovejoy
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Grimmy
Turon
Standings Yesterday and Results From New York and Beyond
Fragmented standings show teams like Witzsimmons, Kroner, French, Hemsley, and Paladstonia-Chicago. Reports list Cincinnati Vance, Boston at St Louis, Chicago vs Philadelphia, St Louis vs New York, and Cleveland vs Washington with multiple player pairings. Rain affected Indianapolis Toledo Columbus Louisville schedules. others remain unscheduled.
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Kroner
French
Hemsley
Paladstonia
Chicara
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Carivon
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Thoaktys
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Cleveland
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Chicago
Pet
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Tulsa
Omaha
Oklahoma Ci
Wichita
Denver
Pueblo
Koch brothers lead Pamond Valley Bluejays season
Gann Valley Pamond Bluejays, Sept. 23, rely on five Koch brothers all sons of Herman and Mrs Koch. Sr Bovine and Henry Koch pitch, Cobus Koch at third, George Rach at second, Dedrich at short. The brothers, joining three elder Kochs from earlier squads, propel a 48 percent team mark as George leads with eight hits and Bernie close behind.
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Cann Valley
Sperhill
Gaant Valley
Bluejays
Herman Koch
Bovine
Henry Koch
Cobus Koch
Jeorge Rach
Wasa
Dedrich
Kochs
Klace
Herman
Web Koch
Dwivich
Tun Volumn
George
Bernie
Wintertown To Have Double Diamond Card
Watertown baseball fans will enjoy a double header at Watertown park featuring the Watertown Independents versus the Gilkerson colored Giants. Manager William Burke confirms the program includes their strongest lineup and expects Ton on the mound. The previously postponed matchup between Tracy and Marshell will not be rescheduled this season.
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Watertown
Pendents
Marshell
Waterton Park
Sumlay
Wiliam Burke
Lake Preston High Faces Injury Blow to Key Players
Lake Preston high school football opens with injuries to senior letterman Jetterman and star Thorsness likely sidelined for most of the season. Coach L A Torwick faces a weakened lineup as right wrist fractures impact the attack.
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Lakic Jes Tux
Sepso
Lake Preston
Zuppke Faces Uncertain Season Amid Eligibility Rule
Champaign reports Frosty Peters out with new midseason eligibility rule impacting Illinois football. Novice risks cited by Coach Zuppke as Minnesota and Iowa contests unfold. team battles through injuries and penalties, with 58 to 6 upset over Western noted as proof of resilience despite hurdles.
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Champaien
Frosty Peters
Robert Yamuke
Quan
Seax
Ps Chamrasgs
Molcmoels Kassisdmorrow
Oppke
Champaign
Minoia
Kansas
Heame
Zuppke
Iowa
Robert Zzuzfpke
Ellinots
Tnosty Peters
DHE
Mini Eleven
Chemosti
Zupypke
Terriers win final game to claim Class 3B title
Canton Central League champions lose two of first three games in the Midwest Class 3B series, then rebound in Quincy to beat the Indians 6 to 1 in the decisive final contest. Terriers seize temporary lead and secure the championship.
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Canton
Quincy
Indians
Terriers
Ince
Leaders Need Three Victories To Tie In Pennant Race
The Athletics and Giants won to pull closer to first, while the Pirates, Cubs, and Phillies also moved. McGraw and Dreyfuss face critical stretches as Giants edge Pirates and Ott hits his 38th homer. Petty may threaten the Giants, and Hubbell eyes a four-game streak for Pittsburgh.
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William J. Caipan
Athletics
Cubs
Giants
Pirates
McGraw Va Aedinst
Dreyfuss Dragoons
Jewel Eng Furether
Carl Hubbell
Pitsburgh Jing
Jess Petty
Pred Fitusin
Mons
Ray Kuemer
Melvin Ott
Hack Wilson
Chuck Klein
Chicago
Art Neht
Phillies
Guy Bush
Claude Willougby
Bruins
Wilson
St. Louis
Tadey
Braves
Whitesox
Tuhe Walberg
Eddie Remmel
Joe Boley
Yankees
Goveu
Bro
St. Louisans
Gunns
Sammy Gray
Roy Sherid
Night Football for Creighton to Host Night Games
Creighton University in Omaha plans night football, installing electrical systems for two-night games on the home schedule. Fans may attend beginning October 5 with a 40d field lit by power and lighting networks. Athletic Director Behainger reports strong interest based on Drake and other schools. Schedule includes October 3 St Mary’s, October 32 Oklahoma, October 36 Haskell, Homecoming night game, and multiple November matches at Creighton.
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Omatla
Creighton University
Omaha
Behabinger
Creighton
Drake University
Boxing signs and matchups set for Chicago Coliseum show
Jack Dampsey signs Dave Shade of California and Joe Roche of San Francisco for the inaugural Chicago Coliseum show on October 2. Jackie Fieks, defending welterweight champion, meets Vince Dundae in the main title attraction as the card features top middleweight and other bouts highlighted by strong contenders.
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Roche
Chicago
Jack Dampsey
Dave Shade
California
Mick“ey “Walker
Joe Roche
San Francisco
the Coliseum
Jackie Fiekiz
Vince Dundae Jin
Pierre High Pigskin Prospects See Veterans Return
Pierre high football returns Melvin fohart and several veterans boosting captaincy plans under Coach Paul Marsehalk. Key backfield candidates May Aldrich Reed Adams, with Johnson Laird Grebing on the line, plus promising newcomers Lumley Campbell Molst Knsmey Wood Cooper Doyle Kirk Ren. Schedule notes games with Presho Gettysburg abridge Miller Huron Rapin City Highmore Ft Pierre Onida Pierre.
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Tao
Pierre
Piprre
Pierre -High
Melvin
Fohart
Yreteran
Paul Marbechak
Capital City Eleven
Huron
Rapid City
Gettysburg
lCoach Marsehalk
Jess
May
Aldrich
Reed
Adams
Johnson
Laird
Grebing
Lumley
Campbell
Molst
Knsmey
Wood
Cooper
Doyle
Unusual Fall of Sports Champs Shocks Nation
New York report notes a sweeping tumble of top sports figures in 1928, from Rangers and Yankees to golf star Bobby Jones. Despite a few remaining champions like Glenda Collett and a handful of boxing and wrestling names, many major titles fell as challengers rose and careers cracked under pressure.
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TAY
New York
Nanahy
Carly
Glenta Collett
New York Rangers
Kings
Yankees
California Crew
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Jones
Strangler Lewis
Joel Dundee
Vance
Goose Goslin
Rangers
California
Poughkeeps
Johnny Payrell
Scareely Haif
Goose Goslinmeyer
Ft Pierre Grid Iron Future Appears Fair
Ft Pierre high school football opens with five lettermen guiding a veteran core led by Hart Suttey Fries Cauger and Boron. Eight games loom including Draper at St Pierre and Murdo or Pierre Indians and opponents listed with dates through November 8, Pierre schedule shows a strong outlook for the season.
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ET. Pierre
A J.excimann
Ft. Pierre's
Pierre Vécant
Draper
St. Pierre
Murdo
Pierre Indians
Pat Flabierre
Fierre
Eighmore
Pierre
Phillip
Pierre Vat Miller
Onida
Mt. Pierre
Clark Football Schedule Faces Tough Outings
Clark's football squad, with veterans Wolfe Parslows Wieka and two 1928 reserves Smith van d Otte joining, faces a tougher schedule. Sep 12 opener and six games listed include Oct Webster at Clark, Oct 11 Britton at Clark, Oct 18 Clark at Groton, Oct 25 Clark at Ipswich, Nov 1 Bank at Clark, and Nov 11 Clark at Doland.
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Schroeder
Wenpesent Clark
Wolfe, Parslows
Wieka
Clark
Webster
Britton
Groton
Ipswich
Championship Meet On Sioux Fails Links
Sioux Grant Sept 23 reports final rounds of amateur salt tournament at Simitax arena. organizers and participants assess results amid windy conditions and uncertain standings.
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Sioux Grate
Blues Near-Heralded Pennant Run Tied to Finish
Kansas City hosts Milwaukee to open a three game series as it seeks to close the American Association schedule with 12 wins needed for the flag. St Paul holds a 114 game edge. Saints chase open time with Minneapolis. Toledo beat Indianapolis 4 0, tightening the race for fourth place with Louisville.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Kansas City
Muehlbach
Hickey
Blues
Actio
Saints
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Brewers
Isottisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Mirmeanolis
Louisville
Tndianapolis
Iniignapolis
Indians
King Tut Defeats Petrolle In Close Naval Field Bout
King Tut, a blonde lightweight from Minneapolis, decisively outboxed Billy Petrolle of Fargo in a ten round fight at Navin Field. Tut controlled seven rounds, Petrolle sustained a gushing eye and heavy blood throughout. Manager Jack Hurley said Petrolle would not fight again.
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King Tut
Minneapolis
Sammy Mandell
Alecisively
Billy Petrolie
Pargo Express
Navin Field
Tit
Pelrolle
Fetrolle
Patralle
Petralle
Petrolle
Jack Hurley
Fargo
Billy
Fedora Nine Lettermen Back To Stadium Grid
Fedora announces football plans as September 13 reports say coach Skavda will rely on nine returning lettermen plus two new starters to fill gaps at center and quarterback. The schedule opens at Lake Preston with tests on September 27 and October 4, Woonsocket October 11 and Open October 25, ending with a season to be announced.
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Withvn
Skada
Fedore Leh
Rthat “Healt
Lake
Kimber
Buard
Kermit -Best
Sguard
Laite
Preston
ArteSian
Woonsocket
Shere
S&etesting
iOpen
Big Bats Of Athletics Cause Worry For Cribs
A chaotic clipping discusses the Cubs facing heavy hitters Al Simmons and Foxx in a series with the Athletics. Fans focus on Simmons Foxx Earnshaw Jack Quinn and George as threats while Cribs hope to neutralize Grove Walbere and Warndhaw.
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al Simmons
Timmy
Toxx
Simmons
Foux
Tinker Asia
Smigkey Cochrane
Hatcher
Foxx
Sand George
Earnshaw
Jack
Quinn
Grove
Walbere
Warndhaw
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Wrorlita
Sioux Falls Baseball Meet Kicks Off Sunday
Sioux Falls teams begin a city championship double elimination tournament starting Sunday at the American Legion Park. Two games each Sunday run through September 28, with the final slated for October 6. Proceeds support the American Legion entertainment fund for the next state convention in Sioux Falls.
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Siola Abies
Sioux Falls
American ‘Legion
American LeBion
Griffith Stops Haymann In Garden Heavyweight Bout
Gerald Ambrose Griffith of Lions City stopped German challenger Ludwig Hermanz in the fourth round at Madison Square Garden to claim the vacant heavyweight title after Max Schmeling’s defeat and Gene Tunney’s vacating the crown. Haymann was outmatched and felled by a hard right in the fourth, with two additional knockdowns before the referee halted the bout. Ted Sandwina lost a ten round decision to Harold M. of Bayonne in the semi final.
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New York
America
Gene Tunney Scems
Max Schmeling
Thamburk
New York State Athletic Commission
Terr
Max
Ludwig Hermanz
Haymainn
Ted Sandwiva
Harold M
Bayonne
Tilden Seeks Seventh National Singles Title
In Forest Malls Wisconsin on September 13, veteran American tennis great Bill Tilden extended his bid for a seventh national singles championship. He defeated Frank Shields in a tight quarterfinal while John Doeg toppled Van Ryn. The draw also featured Frank Hunter and Richard Williams in subsequent rounds amid strong competition across the field.
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Ted Vorrorgh
Associated Press
Forest Malls
Bill Tilden
Frank Shields
Princeton
Johmmey van , Ryn
Tilden
Frank Hunter
Victor
Richard N
Williams
Philadelphia
Fulle ‘Mercur
Bethlehem
Maxcur
Wilmer Allison
Texas
State Tro t equaled at fair races Thursday
Harness race results from the State Fair show Harvest Heart owned by W J Gonly of Sioux City matching a state trot mark of 2 0944 in the second heat of the 2 44 trot. Frank Bundy won an opening heat with Wisconsin owned by C E Armstead before Harvest Heart swept heats two and three. Ben Morgan’s Billy Mac swept the 2 08 pace, with other notable finishes by Helgewood McKay and Donna Spier in the middle events. Ben Morgan topped the big money with 1457 34 across three days while Ed Allen placed in two events and Frank Bundy earned substantial winnings.
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W. J. Gonly
Sioux City
Wisconsin
C. E. Armstead
Superior
Wis
Frank Bundy
St. Penl Tat
White Harvest Heart
Armstead
Secon
Ben Megan
Toledo
Princs ‘Bondeman
R. J. Dellins
Creston
Billy Mac
Ben Morgan
Helgewooud McKay
Ed Allen
Des Moines
Jool Levand
High ‘Ware
A. E. Byron
Selby
Esch
Donna Spier
R. Hy Calling
Ywon
Jamie O'Connell
Mortensen
St. Charles
Minn
Te Trump
Tiger Cat
Little Dora
Pulwitker
Iona
Ole Glaen
Frankfort
Shoemaker
Herman
Whig Aamounl
Ed Alien
Winnin
Jake Dahoney
Sid
Mac
Wow
Speed Boats Roar In President Cup Race
Washington September 12 The annual President Cup fogatta race attracted over 230 speed boats to the Potomac course. Coast guard craft carried officials and guests while Hoover and his party were assigned a viewing position. The final races were to be held tomorrow with a distinguished audience expected. Pittsburgh California Joe Gans Gary Indiana outprinted Ray Newton Mansfield Ohio.
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Potomac
Coast Guard
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