Huron College Scalp er squad relies on first year men for opener
Huron College opens its 1938 football season against Valley City Teachers at Alumni Field with coach G E B Parker counting on five first year players to start. Only one regular from last year is likely to start, Kenneth Knapp, as the Scalpers prepare for the North Dakota squad. Regulars Grant Pasek Paul Hohm Curtis McIntosh return in the backfield, with Joe Rogers shifting to fullback. Several newcomers push for starting guard and end spots while the line evaluates Thompson and other veterans as plans unfold for the season.
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D. Parker
Cliff Jones
Nebraska
Huron College
Valley City
N. D
G. EB. Parker
Aly
North Daota Tetors
Kenneth Knapp
Knapp
Ryle
Roger
Joe Rogers
Lans
Jor
Parker
Joe
South Dakota
Schuelke
Turon
Lucius Weaver
Tiger
Dennis Bruner
Everett Bites
Warne Quiggie
Groton
Weaver
Gen Labitz
Hazel
Paul Lobitz
Jack Flag
Watertown
Sruner
Cartner
Frankfort
Horace Finke" McMillan
Bates
Lester Ketzbuck
Pierpont
Blacksmith
Colone
Dell Caldwell
Garden City
Paul Brindley
Spearfish
Grad
Hope To Play D ball Final Game Tonight
Chicago reports the International Softball Championship finals postponed by rain. Cubs teams Phienes of Cincinnati and International Barvesters of Little Rock clash for the men’s title at Soldier Field, with Alameda’s Kriegs challenging Chicago’s down drafts for the girls’ crown.
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Soldier Field
Phiens
Cincinnati
International Barvesters
Little Rock
Ark
Kriegs
Alameda
Culut
Sothoran Batting 100 Per Cent In Prophecy League
ST PAUL Sept 14 Al Sothoran manager of Milwaukee's American Association Club remains batting 1000 in the prophecy league team He declares his Brewers a cinch to win the playoffs They led three rivals yesterday as Whitlow Wyatt blanked St Paul 2 to 0 on four hits Eight strikeouts and no St Paul runners past second folded into Wyatt's 24th win of the year Indianapolis was idle due to rain while Kansas City awaited their playoff foes
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al Sothoran
1Waukee
Brewers
Whitlow Wyatt
Sotheron
Seek Challenger For Joe Louis
Philadelphia promoter Herman Taylor lined up top fighters for elimination bouts to find a challenger to heavyweight champion Joe Louis. The opening 10 round non title features Light Heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis versus Jimmy Adamick at Convention Hall with future matchups expected against Tommy Farr or others in the series.
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Philadelphia
Herman Taylor
Joe Louis
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy Adamick
Midland
Mich
Convention Hall
Taylor
Jack Kearns
Adamick
Gus Greenlee
Lewis
Joe Jacobs
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Max Schmeling
Germany
Joe Gould
Tommy Farr
Wales
Jimmy Bradelock
Farr
Sportsmen To Meet Tonight In South Dakota Dinner
The eighth annual dinner meeting of South Dakota sportsmen and conservationists happens tonight at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Sponsored by the state division and the Huron Izaak Walton League chapter in cooperation with the state fish and game commission, the event opens at 6 PM on the mezzanine. L. E. Waggoner of Sioux Falls will preside, with talks by local sportsmen including Karl Mundt. Advance tickets are selling well at the game and fish department building at the State Fair Grounds.
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Marvin Hughitt
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Frank Walton League
State Fish and Game Commission
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Sioux
Izaak
Bees Turn Cubs to Four Singles in Victory
Jim Turner and Elbie Fletcher powered the Bees to a 2 0 victory by limiting the Cubs to four singles. Fletcher homered twice and added a double and single while Turner contributed steady hitting in a tight game.
Wrestling results guide from Minneapolis event
AP report lists match outcomes: Joe Savoldi 216 from Three Oaks Michigan defeated Gino Vagnone 205 of Columbus. Olaf Swenson 230 from Sweden upset Chief Chenchki 235 from Oklahoma with a 4th round decision in a wrestling card last night.
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Minneapolis
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mick
Gino Vagnone
Columbus
Chief Chenchki
Oklahoma
Olaf Swenson
Sweden
2 Day Trapshoot Opens Thursday At Fair Grounds
South Dakota amateur trapshooters begin the State Fair shoot at Huron Rod and Gun Club on the State Fair grounds. The two day ATA registered event runs Thursday and Friday from 9 am to noon, with Hunters Championship Special opening day and South Dakota State Fair Championship on Friday for non professionals.
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American Trapshooting Association
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Huron Club
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Hunters
George W. Stafford
Iroquois Plans Golf Tournament for Sunday event
Iroquois club announces a hole in one contest and an 78-hole medal play tournament next Sunday under C. I. Krumm. Players get 10 tee shots on 199-yard hole 3, a 16-foot birdie circle will be marked, and belts in the circle will be measured. Wrist watch for closest to a hole in one, prizes for 2nd to 4th. Medal play divides into three flights with 75 cent golf balls awarded to ten scorers per flight and top prizes for placers. Open to all, action starts after 8 am. recent rains have freshened the Northwest course.
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Iroquois
C. I. Krumm
Krumm
Pine Hales
Baseball Leaders Sar Reprints From The National and American Leagues
The compiled batting leaders show Lombardi of Cincinnati and Weintraub of Philadelphia leading averages and runs, with Ott of New York and Goodman of Cincinnati high in home runs. Pitching leaders include Brown of Pittsburgh and Grove of Boston, while other standout names include Foxx, Cramer, Vosmik, and Greenberg in various hitting and pitching categories.
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Cincinnati
Weintraub
Philadelphia
Ott
New York
Goodman
McCormick
Medwick
St. Louis
Brown
Pittsburgh
Lee
Chicago
Kunger
Foxx
Boston
Averil
Cleveland
Greenberg
Detroit
Vosmik
Cramer
Ratting
Grove
Sports Mirror highlights past golf and boxing records
Today a year ago Greyhound set a world record pace at Indianapolis with Sep Palin driving. Three years ago Williams Lawson Little won the US Amateur golf for the second straight year, sweeping four British and American titles. Five years ago Barney Hoss retained the world lightweight title in a 15 round bout with Tony Canzoneri.
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Indianapolis
Sep Palin
W. Lawson Little
Barney Hoss
Tony Canzoneri
Pierre Football Prospects Bright Despite Loss Of 16 Letterwinners
Pierre night school football rebuilds after 16 lettermen graduate leaving only five returning. Coach Marschalk drills 60 prospects, with captains Schliessmann, Rader, Stout, Marso leading, plus strong ends Hengel Jensen Hogan and others. Team favored for Centr SD title, faces tough schedule including Huron and Aberdeen in renewal of historic rivalry.
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Golden Eagles
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Bernard Marso
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Tom Eastman
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Elden Johnson
William Hutterfield
Bob McPherson
John Feeney
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Maynard Summer
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Ray Maddux
Elmer Everett
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Ronald Oliver
Harold Snodgrass
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Ray Misterek
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Pierre Schedle
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Gettysburg
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Rapid City
Abberdeen
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Miller
Riggs' Defeat May Keep Don Budge In Simon-Pure Ranks
Forest Hills notes after the national singles championship midway through a rainy spell show Bobby Riggs defeated again and Donald Budge possibly turning pro this winter. A Budge exit would hurt Davis Cup chances and deprive tennis cities of a top drawing card. Budge, living elegantly and earning about $10,000 yearly, remains an amateur with external endorsements.
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Don Budge
Simon-Pure
Wimbledon
Bude
Sporting Woods
Start Weeding In Golf Tourney Start Weeding In Golf Tourney
Oakmont PA September 14 64 amateur qualifiers endure tough conditions as match play begins. Gus Moreland and Willie Turnesa post strong scores while Johnny Goodman defends title with steady 76 78 in qualifying as Sid Richardson faces him today.
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Oakmont
Fie
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Willie Turnesa
New York City
Johnny Goodman
Sid Richardson
Dizzy Dean of Amateur Tennis Leads Hunt for Pro Seats
A cluttered note from New York outlines sports buzz as Leo Durocher and Jim Wilson vie for Brooklyn manager, Frankie Frisch hints at Giants return, and Gil Hunt earns a Dizzy Dean nickname after beating Bobby Riggs. Recession notes touch junior colleges on Minnesota iron ranges. college football turnout rises as Hibbing posts four candidates. Major Frank Wandle treated for a stroke in New Orleans as Yale trainer recalls Huey Lentz era.
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New York
Leo Durocher
Jimmy Wilson
Fox
Brooklyn
Charlie Dressen
Nashville
Frankie Frisch
New Rochelle
Giants
Tory Galento
Orange Va
Jack Sharkey
Max Waxman
Jack Dempsey
Gil‘Hunt
Bobby Riggs
Dizzy
Riggs
Witeeta
Gil
Forest Hills
Minnesota Iron Ranges
Frank Wandle
Yale
New Orleans
Hit Jones
Louisiana State
Huey Lerg
Biff
P.S
Baseball scores and line results from yesterday's games
Yesterday's results include Washington over Chicago 12 to 0 in the first game and 6 to 1 in the second as Giuliani, Stratton, Sewell and Lee lead New York over Cleveland 10 to 0. St Louis and Philadelphia games were postponed by rain. Milwaukee beat Chicago 2 to 1 with Becker and Silvestri contributing, while other listed matchups were also affected by rain delays.
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Chase
Giuliani
Stratton
Sewell
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Bagby
Michiff
Olson
Peacock
Kennedy
York
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Cleveland
Rufling
Dickey
Galehouse
Whitehill
Smith and Putlak
Philadelphia
A. St. Louis
Cubs Fall to Bees as Jim Turner Shines
In a windy day of major league play Jim Turner pitched the Boston Bees to a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs, Elbie Fletcher collecting a double and a triple for the Bees. The Yankees built a wide lead in the AL race with a 9-3 win over Boston while Detroit upset the Red Sox 9-3. Postponements and schedule tweaks affected several NL games, with rain forcing a double header and delaying Pirates.
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Sox
Bill
Lee
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Jim Turner
Elbie Fletcher
Washington
Chicago White Sox
iXen Ghase
Senators
Thoerntan Lee
Pete Appleton
Chicago
St Louis
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Tulare Softballers Triumph Over Bonilla in Nine to Seven Victory
Tulare edged Bonilla 9 to 7 after seizing a six run lead in the first inning. Swatelle and Barrick starred on defense, keeping Bonilla scoreless in the second as Tulare built a lead they held until late. Barrick homered late, but Bonilla narrowed the gap. Holmes and Price handled Tulare’s batteries, while Barrick Kennison and Ernster pitched for Bonilla.
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Tulare
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Swatelle
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Price
Kennison
Ernster
Traffic Law Jests and Nose-Scratching Fine
In Alton a traffic officer warned a boy pulling a wagon to use the sidewalk, noting a four wheel vehicle should not be on the curb. In Denver Leslie L. Goldner testified he scratched his nose during speeding arrest, with Municipal Judge Philip Gilliam ruling you cannot insult a policeman and fining $25 for speeding.
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ALTON
Sonny
Denver
Leslie L. Golder
Golden
Philip Gilliam
Sagain
Coach To Depend Heavily On Green Men This Season
Lincoln coach Whitney Marvin lays out a plan to lean on sophomores and a few returning regulars as the Nebraska 1938 squad builds around three 1937 regulars. Major Lawrence Jones expects a young, untested line with tackles Mills and Behm as a key problem area while backfield threats include Rohrig Hopp and Wibel. Schedule lists Minnesota, Town State, Indiana, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Pittsburgh, Iowa, and Kansas State as opponents.
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Biffer
University of Nebraska
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Paat Gedowssi
Im Signey
Jack Dodd
Callihan
Seable
Charley Brock
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Liogd Grimm
Robert Kohler
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Pittsburgh
Iowa
Iowa City
Kansas Stee
Lincelt
State Fair harness action returns after rainout
Persistent rain paused racing but sun on Tuesday revived plans for six events today at the State Fair. Officials added events by postponing Tasden’s fees, expanding Wednesday and Thursday cards with trots and paces and the Dakota State Fair Derby to crown the meet foil.
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Taesden
Horseshoe Tossers Open Qualifying For SD Association Champs
South Dakota horseshoe pitchers held one day of qualifying trials for the annual SD Horsing Association championships. Players threw up to 200 shoes, with the top 48 advancing to round robin competition in two classes. Lee Washburn, Deadwood, association president, announced prizes for the top four in each class. The association’s annual meeting was scheduled at the Fair Grounds.
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Lee Washburn
Deadwood
Association
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