Faulkton Triumphs Over Howard In City Championship Showcase
Faulkton edged Howard 7 5 in a dramatic fifth inning as both South Dakota champions clashed at the country club. Wakefield hurled a standout game despite a rough start while Thiede homered twice and Janish left the mound for Cy Yount in the pivotal late innings. The amateur title bout drew a massive crowd and set the stage for a team fundraiser banquet as Faulkton eyes a national tournament in Louisville.
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Bes
Kellet
Faulton
South Dakota
Howard
ApLane
Louisville
Kentucky
L. K. Schmidt
Faullson
Bud Wakefield
Faulkion
Wakefield
Haley
Kertz
Teft Field
Valdez
Simmon
Faullaoa
Schumacher
Sworting
Faulks Tan
Thieds
Grogan
Thiade
Hillings
Martin
Ro Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Katey
Vie Banks
Faulston
Soe
Kallet
Janish
Thiede
Armephe Kappenman
Cy Yount
American Legion
Bud de Smet
Agrey
Faulkian
Cy Young
Shaw
Young
Feld
Johnson
Bunting
Clark
R. Johnson
ML Johnson
Hanton Wins City Golf Title In Sixth Annual Tourney
Dirk Hanton of Huron defeats John Hinman to claim the sixth annual citywide golf championship at the Public Course and Country Club. George Fleming wins the President’s Flight at the Country Club in 1 up over Frank Coffey after 39 holes. Floyd Featherhuff defeats Bob Rutherford to win the Secretary’s Flight. Lawson Little’s National Amateur start opens with a heavy field as British contenders come to Garden City with eight rounds to decide the title.
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Long Range
Huron
Hanton
Wise Boys
John Hinman
George Fleming
Frank Coffey
Hanten
Hinman
Banten
Tanic Hinman
Hinmoh
Goffey
Fleming
Coffey
Oit Oven
Garden City
Lawson Little
Reid
Little
Simon Pure
United States
John Goodman
Omaha
Albert “Scotty” Campbell
Seattle
L Reynalds Smith
Dallas
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Hector Thompson
Ram
Tomatormy Sovigld
Nasrown Airways
Goreen City
Bon Hanten
Nielwa
Wyland
K. Horton
McDonald
C. BE
Clit
Philadelphis
Saylor
Sehusander
Cleveland
Shaweller
George Buttenob
S| Young
P Bunting
Ph Clark
Gatehouse
Ren
Totais Faulkton
Banhs
Ib Ketlette
Thiede
Pogsott Knots
War Grogan
Billings
Ney Yori Martin
Osponis _ Simmons
Murphy
Jorgens
Andrews
Kim Wakefield
Eotin
Guulian
Haley
Gajer
Lawson
Young
Mertz
Washington-Chicago
Hertz
Bellett
Schu
Masher
Clark
Fanish
Wakefield
Faulkton
Howard
Leftom
Janish
Scoring Recap From Dual Baseball Games Across Cities
Yesterday's Scores By The Associated Press detail two games with multiple players listed. Brooklyn and Chicago collide in one matchup featuring Hartnett Brandt Phelps and O'Dea while the other pairs Philadelphia New York and St Louis entries with numerous batters and pitchers named for each side.
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RH. E
Schott’ & Lombards
Wier
Reis
Gaoe
MacFayden
Brooklyn
French
Bryant
Hartnett
Brandt
Phelps
Chicago
Arleton
Roar
Davis
O'Dea
Butcher
Jeffcoat
Hake
Frankhouse
Eisenstate & Phelps
Phiedeio
Bane
Weaver
Birkhafer
Blanton
Todd
Sivess
Kelleher
Grace
Wilson
Philadelphia Brown
Bir Fer
Padden
Jorgens
New York
Winford
Pippen
Houser
McGee
Oxrodowski
Fitzsimmons
Mancuso
le Louisne
Parmetee
J. Dear Davis
Smith
Castleman
Coffman
Gumbert
Pitcher Fred Clapper Loses After 13 Hitless Innings
Blackwell Oklahoma September 14 Fred Clapper hurled 13 hitless innings with 25 strikeouts but took a 1 to 6 loss. His team managed only one hit a first inning single as the opposing team pushed across runs on three errors and a fielder's choice.
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Blackwell
Okla
Fred Clapper
Wmsteng
Felder
Davis and Frey to join Redleg Club
Boston dispatch reports Virgil Davis and Linus Frey will wear redleg livery next year with Cincinnati negotiating their acquisition. The note says they will figure in both transactions as the club eyes a world series push, per the Enquiries staff.
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Davis
Frey
Redleg
Cincinnati
Boston
Virgil Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Linus Frey
Brooklyn Dagers
SSS
Purdue Football Hopes Dimmed by Shower Room Explosion
Purdue University football prospects for 1936 were dimmed by a shower room explosion and fire on Saturday. One player died and five others were hospitalized with severe burns while trying to flee the shower room. Dahlbeck led the injured list with burns and a dislocated shoulder. McGannon, Drake, and Becker also burned. The blast followed players using gasoline to remove foot tape, ignited by heat from a hot water heater, halting campus football plans as Coach Noble Kajer Spid pauses to reassess.
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Lafayetts
Purdue University
Carl E. Duhlbeck
Lyndonville
Tom McGannon
Evansville
Ind
Lowell Decker
Reading
Mich Pal Mornslea
Crawfordsville
John Drake
James Maloney
Chicago
McGannon
Purdue
Dahlbeck
Drake
Becker
Noble Kizer
Postponed D Ball Tournament Resumes in Chicago
National softball championships paused yesterday by rain and wet grounds. Fifty four games planned for today at Soldier Field to complete the tourney with quarter finals, semis and the championship set for Tuesday. Entry lists show 38 men’s teams and 2 women’s clubs remain.
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Chicago
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Solider Field
Major League Leaders Summary From Baseball Standings
The ledger lists American League batting leaders Av erill Indians and Gehrig Yankees with high averages and 48 home runs by Gehrig. Lary Browns and Powell Yankees top steals, Hadley Yankees leads pitching. National League features Waner Pirates and Phelps Dodgers with top averages and runs. Ott Giants led in runs and home runs, J Martin Cardinals tops steals. Additional sports details appear on page E eight.
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Associated Press
Appling
White Sox
Averill
Indians
Rune—Gehrig
Yankees
Genringer
Tigers
Gehrig
Foxx
Red Sox
Trosky
Lary
Browns
Powell
Hadley
Pearsson
P. Waner
Pirates
Phelps
Dodgers
J. Martin
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Camills
Phillies
S. Martin
Ficax-Bukbet
Lucas
Brewers Reach Final in American Association Playoffs
Milwaukee Brewers clinched a final berth by beating Kansas City 3 0 to win their fourth straight, while St Paul fell 5 4 to Indianapolis as the Saints trail the series. The Indians need one win to reach the title playoff against Milwaukee, with St Paul holding one victory.
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St Paul Saints
Brewers
Kansas City
Blues
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Indians
Milwaukee
Saints
Hutchinson
Cox
Fenner
Trout
S Hatler
Detore
Vance
Madies
Giants Hold Lead as Records Fall Across Major Leagues
In a record-breaking day, the Giants remain atop the National League aided by overwhelming offense and crowd antics at the Polo Grounds. The Yankees set a major league four-base hit mark with 16 homers in a doubleheader, while Feller and Dean shone on the mound as Cleveland and St. Louis varied fortunes continued. Cubs split with Dodgers as Cardinals and Pirates kept pace behind the Giants.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Giants
St Louis Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Browns
Bob Feller
Cleveland Inedians
Gensaitign
Philadelphia Athletic
Bener Rube Waddell
Dizzy Dean
Polo Greon
Mel Oit
Hom
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons
W. L
Bray Giants
U Cardinals
Cubs
Pirates
DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Athletics
Wem
Yanks
Indians
Young Feller
Dettoit Tigers
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Whit Sox
Senators
Gene Schott
Reds
Boston Bees
Bees
Phillies
Theu Avin Bill
Bucs
Phils
Owens Seeks Reinstatement For Amateur Status
Owens plans a Cleveland hearing to restore his unimpaired amateur status and allow him to compete at Yankee Stadium events. The Northeastern Ohio AAU says he is reinstated, but AAU officials say they lack power to act. Owens faces a year ban unless he can prove he never announced turning pro, with his public pro career bid cited as disqualifying.
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WEW
York
Tesse Owens
Cleveland
Yankee Stadium
Buckeye Buffet
Northeastern Ohio Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Owens
Stendy
Dan Ferris
National
Tames A. Lee
Ferris
New York
Brown Ballet
Marty Forking
Perry Wins Tennis Title Reclaiming Singles Crown
New York report on the 554 U. S. singles championship final where Fred Perry defeated Donald Budge in a five set match to recapture the title becoming the first to win it three times Alice Marble also regained the top by defeating Helen Jacobs in three sets Marble’s comeback follows a two year retirement highlighting the event’s dramatic comebacks and high level play
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New York
U. S
Fred Perry
Perry
Donald Budge
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Helen Hull Jacobs
Budge
Simon Pure
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Wausau
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Davenport
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Rock Island
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Featherhuff
Rutherford
Manten
Bill Nielsen
Henas
H. L. Saylor
B A. Wyland
Bert McDonald
Johnny Eke
Concianati
Michigan
Garden Cif
Fischer
Brookrine
Mass
Simon
Kees
The
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Gian
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Mize
Joe Bi Maggia
Low Gehrig
Gehrigs
Hal Trosky
NEW York Giants
Fel Ler
Marka
Scadere
Frank Demarce
Nale
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Marble
Jacobs
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