Dirt Track Drivers Rally For Fair Speed Carnival
South Dakota State Fair speeds program features a six race auto event under Hankingon Speedways of New York with AAA sanction. Villains include Kenny Larson, Ed Wagner, Ross Hill, Henry Wiggens, Bert Fickes and many Chicago and Milwaukee stars. heats determine finalists for the 15 mile Coyote state feature.
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Turon
Moraow
South Dakota
Hankingon Speedways of
New York
American Automobile Association
Chicago
Denver
Fast Fair “Grounds
Kenneth Larson
Huron
Ed Wagner
Aberdeen
Ross Hill
Henry Wiggens
Sioux Fal's
Bert Fickes
Gayville
Ficken
Johnnie Sawyer
Indianapolis’ Speedway
Harry, Lewis
Louis Schneider
Tony Willman
Milwaukee
Swan Peterson
Coarges
Pete Alberts
San Antonio
Texas
Sam Hoffman
Sioux City
Sam Palmer
Los Angeles
W. E. Blood
Sioux Falls
AAA
Eddieickenbacker
J. A Crawley
Ed Dinneen
Southern Has Six Lettermen On Scant Football Roster
Springfield Sept 14 With only six lettermen Montgomery of Southern normal faces a tough task to field a competitive Point er football squad in the South Dakota conference. He must pick a team from six lettermen and many green players to start Sept 23 at LeMars against Western Union college. Returning lettermen include Fry Slattery Schmidt Slaser Kortan and Blodel. Last year’s reserves back include Ludemann Thompson Thesenga Weiland Graham Frames Weiden tach Piak. Despite inexperience, the new material shows promise with several husky newcomers reported for practice. Fitzgerald Catton Schatz Orr and others headline the eager squad. Eastward notes include Montreal Pete Savstol and Bobby Leitham of Canada.
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Springfield
Vincent Montgomery
Southern Normal
South Dakota
Stitt
Waitern Union College
LeMars
Montgomery
Charles Fry
Presho
James Slattery
Charles Schmidt
Armour
Robert Slaser
Springfeld
Clarence Kortan
Gregory
Toya Blodel
Burke
Peing
William Fitzerald
Harold Catton
Eugene Schatz
Lagile Orr
Schate
Catton
Scotland
Fitzgerald
Orris
Meckling
Cubs And Giants Battle In Rain Delayed Twin Bill
Cubs and Giants split a rain delayed doubleheader with Chicago winning 2 0 in the opener as Guy Bush held the Giants. Pittsburgh shutout Boston 4 0 to stay in the pennant hunt and St Louis beat Brooklyn 4 1 behind Cizzy Dean. In the AL Cleveland and Washington were rained out while Chicago and Philadelphia split a twin bill and Boston beat St Louis.
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Cubs
Pittsburgh Firates
Pirates
Chicago
Guy Bush
Bill German
Kiki Cuyler
Riggs Stephenson
Singkes
Adolph Camilli
Frank Demaree
Bill Terry
Cuyler
Terry
Hubbell
Tet
Bush
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Larry French
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cizy Dean
Buddy Lewis
Owen Carroll
Cleveland
Washington
New York “Yankees
Dermit
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Jimmie Foxx
A's
Rod Raber
Boster Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Lloyd Brown
Philadelphia
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Gruleterson
Walberg
Combs
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Boston
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Hemsley
Brown
Ferrer
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Hogan
French
Grace
Brooklyn
Carroll
Shautepez
Dean
Lewis
Cleveland Detroit
New York- Chicago
Brooklyn Philaseph
Cincinnati
Topeka
Springfield
Des Moines AG
St Joseph
Omaha
Bartlesville
Muskogee
Millers And Birds Even In American Association Playoff
Columbus and Minneapolis were tied in the seven game pennant playoff after Columbus won the first game and Minneapolis rallied in the seventh to take the second. Lefty Heise and Harry Holsclaw matched strong pitching as rain paused play and each side scored in the ninth. A final game was set for tonight before the series moves to Minneapolis.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Millers
Clarence
Lefty) Heise
Red Birds
Harry Holsclaw
Birds
Sioux Falls Braves Tap Veterans For Season Start
Sioux Falls college quarterbacks, tackles, and backs fill out a 30-man squad under Coach F Ry Olsen as he builds for a promising season. Captain Ole Abraham and Bob Rays lead a host of returning players, with Nasier Salga hired as line coach to strengthen the Purple and White unit ahead of the September 23 opener versus Estherville teachers.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
F. Ry Olsen
Estherville Iowa
Nasier Salga
Washington High School
South Dakota State College
Olsen
Ole Abraham
Bob Rays
Craw
Hob Winters
Western
Nebr
Phillip Pierce
Marvin Helfert
Siouxalls
Grant Farnsworth
Alexandria
Trevor Carna Éin
Parken
Roy Kentfield
Otis Barr
Algona
Walter Rice
Sioux
Falls
Rain Delays Australian Davis Cup Exhibition in Lake Forest
Rain postponed a Davis Cup exhibition in Lake Forest Illinois as Australia and the United States delay the series to finish today Capt Wilmer Allison leads the American squad trailing two one Frank X Shields faces Australia’s Jack Crawford in the feature match Don Turnbull awaits in the opener and doubles pair George Lott and Lester Stoefen were set to meet Adrian Quist and Don Turnbull with hopes to even the series
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Lake Forest
Ill
California
Sermca
Wilmer Allison
Frank X. Shields
Australia
Jack Crawford
Capt. Allison
Don Turnbull
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Adrian Quist
Don. Turnbull
Iroquois Golf Club Plans First Annual Hole in One Contest
Iroquois Golf Club announces a Sunday event at its course with a hole in one contest open to all amateurs. Invitations have been sent widely. the prize includes a five-collar leather golf jacket and a case of bottled beer, with an 18-hole low ball medal event also on the program and cash or practical prizes for other competitors.
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Iroquois Golf Club
Troqquois
Sandsy
Kansas City Entry Sets State Fair Pace Records
Kinney Direct from Reynsld stables, Kansas City, wins the free for all at the State Fair pace, clocking 2:04 5 first heat and sweeping heats in 2:05 1-4 and 2:06. Diamond Dale takes the 2:25 trot with clean wins across three heats. Paris Lady dominates the 247 trot for Fort Dodge and Art Berry, while Walworth wins the 4 1/4 furlong race as harness shows end. Automobiles join AAA-sanctioned events tomorrow at the South Dakota exposition.
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Sy Behl Plummer
Evening Hoconite
Railbirds
Kinney Direct
Reynsld
Kansas City
al- Muint
New Direct
Fort Dodge
Battle Axe
Rupert Ps_ier
Diamond Dale
N. G. Boardman
Vermillion
South Dakota
University City
Boardman
Paris Lady
Art Berry
Fort Dodge, Jr
Berry Squares
Berry
Reynold
Mirrell the Great
Azucla
Kearney
Neb
Jed
Tollar
Walworth
A. R. Scott
Rose Glow
Billy
Huron Oval
AAA
Ripurse
Dillon McKinney
Be. G. N. G. Boardman
High Locksie
J. D. Anderson
Meehan
Paris
Tuller al
Toe Wotan
T. G. Fraser
Fraser
M. Reynolds
Parker
Denton
Owens
X. O
HL Collins
Colfine
Smith
Kiigse
Allie Bb
G Art Berry
Tuller
KG Dibau R
T Jmne
Vines Denies Rumors Return To Pasadena Home
Ellsworth Vines, former world champion, returned to his mother's home in Pasadena after rumors swirled he would turn professional and move from Paris. He insists the season’s collapse is behind him and seeks to clear his thoughts while denying any plans to change careers.
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Vines
Pasadena
Cal
Ellsworth
Irs
Tennin
Paris
Pierre Polo Teams Dominate Opening Polo Tourney
Pierre Polo Team defeated Fort Snelling 11 to 5 while Twin Cities beat Eau Claire 6 to 3 in the northwest polo tournament held yesterday. The Blues and Pierre qualified for the finals next Sunday. Toby Tyler starred for the family team in the Army tour. The Blues and Pierre meet Friday in an eight chukker charity match for the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. the game does not affect standings.
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Pierre
S, D
Twin Cities
Fort Snelling
Eau Claire
Wis
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Dizzy Dean Earns 20th Victory as Cardinals Honor Him
In St Louis on September 4, Jerome Herman Dizzy Dean secured his 20th win of the season against the Brooklyn Dodgers, the first Cardinal to reach that mark since 1978. Fans planned a celebration day with gifts and an automobile awaited on Sunday.
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Dean
St, Louis
Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinal
Jesse Haines
Wee Willie Sherdel
Somerville Faces Elimination Threat In Amateur Play
In Cincinnati at Kenwood, Somerville battles quarterfinal pressure as Johnny Goodman, Johnny Fischer, and other top contenders fall. Egan, Munger, Noyes, and Little push the field, with Somerville drawn against Lawson Little in a 36-hole setup after early upsets.
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Associated Press
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Ronping C. Rory
Sandy) Somerville
United States
Johnny Goodman
Gmale
Johnny Fischer
Somerville
Midwest
Far West
Southwest
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Magnates Meet To Day Series Plans
Chicago August 34 Representatives of all major league clubs gather before baseball commissioner Kenezaw Mountain Landis to outline the 1936 World Series. The series will open at the National League champions park with date to be set. a proposal to sell single admission tickets for the fall classic is expected to be accepted.
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Chicago
Kenezaw Mountain Land
Pete Sanstol Beats Leitham In Montreal Bout
Norwegian fighter Pete Sanstol now living in Montreal won a close 12 round decision over Canadian bantamweight champion Bobby Leitham in a non title bout. It marked Sanstol's second victory over Leitham in two years.
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Leitham
Montreal
Fom
Bobby “Leitham
Sanstol
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Chick Evans, Jr
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Ernie Caldwell
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Egan
Goodman
H. Chandler Egan
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Jack Munger
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Johny Fischer
Sidney Noyes, Jr
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Jack Westland
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George T. Dunlap, Jr
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