Thompson Leads Reds With Two-Hit Shutout Of Dodgers
Gene Thompson pitched a two hit shutout to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3-1, giving Cincinnati its first win in over three weeks from a starter other than Walters or Derringer. The Reds extended their division lead while other pennant races shifted. Cardinals and Cubs also won, Giants split, and Yankees were swept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gene
Junior) Thompson
Thompson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
St. Louis Cardina
Phillies
Ducky Medwick
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harry Gumbert
Buccaneers
Jy Feller
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
New York
Detroit Tigers
Letty Grove
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Ted Lane
Jack Knot
St Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Omaha U Gridders Practice Early On Account Of Heat
Omaha University football drills begin in morning sessions as heat tops 100 degrees. Five veterans from last year, Hux Bachman LaVern Kritner Dick Lawton Lawrence Robde Cecil Powell, do not report. Dick Beal moves from halfback to guard temporarily. 25 returners include 11 sophomores and three reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaelanaa
Sep
Omaha
Sed Hartman
Omaha University
Hux Bachman
LaVern Kritner
Mosor Teag Leaders 5 Batting Di Maggio Era Name Mix
Mossor Teagle leaders show Di Maggio of New York tied for batting lead with Foxx of Boston and Greenberg of Detroit. Foxx leads in home runs with 35 while Di Maggio and Greenberg have 27. Medwick wins NL bat with 175 hits, Hack and Herman top runs. Derringer and Wyatt pace pitching with 20-7 and 8-3 records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aevociated
Tessétican League
di Maggio
New York
Foxx
Boston
Rolfe
Newport
Mce- Cosky
Detroit
Kettner
Cleve Jane
Greenberg
Donald
Heving
Mize
St. Louis
Medwick
Hack
Chicago
Hermen
McCormick
Cincinnnnati
Oil
St.Louis
Camilli
Brooklyn
Derringer
Cincinnati
Wyatt
Giants and Reds shine in early baseball wins
Yesterday's Stars report two hit shutout by Harry Gumbert and a single by Harry Dan ning propelled the Giants to a 2-0 win. Gene Thompson limited the Dodgers to two hits for the Reds. Joe Medwick homered twice as the Cardinals defeated the Phillies 10-? in a decisive contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harry Gumbert
Harry Danning
Giants
Gumbert
Danming
Asses Toaded
Gene Thompson
Reds
Dodgers
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Phillies
Baseball scores and playoff results across leagues
A packed recap lists scores from American League and National League games with pitchers and batters named. Highlights include Feller, Ruffing, and other stars in Cleveland and New York matchups, plus an American Association playoff between Indianapolis and Kansas City with key relievers and batters noted.
Roundup of Baseball News and Player Quips
Sports column from Eddie Brietz in New York covers Reds’ six game lead claim by Bill McKechnie, funny gibes about Information Please, pennant talk by Yankee Yarm clubs, and future pieces by Francis Wallace. Mentions Yale quarterback Lawrence Kelley and Notre Dame wanderings, plus DiMaggio and Dorothy Arnold intrigue and World Series fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
New York
Bill McKechnie
Reds
Alice Marble
Yankee Yarm
Francis Wallace
Nova Favorite Over Galento In Friday Heavyweight Fight
Philadelphia fans expect Lou Nova to beat Tony Galento Friday night at Municipal Stadium as odds makers set Nova 5 to 1 favorite. The bout draws attention amid Galento’s recent upsets and Nova’s shaky past losses, with many betting on a quick Galento kayo within six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Philadelphia
Lou Nova
Tony Gelento
Municipal Stadium
Shay
Nova
Maxie Rosenbloom
Bob Pastor
Pudgy Pounder
Joe Louis
Galento
Nava
Cornell Bicycle Riders Practice
Cornell's football team resumes practice as Coach Carl Snavely eyes a string of question marks along the line. About 33 candidates have trained, with the short season pressuring early results ahead of Syracuse and Princeton openers. Six line spots remain, Snavely weighing linemen over backs in building the 194? squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Cornell
Carl Snavely
Snavely
Syracuse
Princeton
Penn State
Ohio State
Columbia
Colgate
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Tigers To Play Four Home Games Tigers To Play Four Home Games
Huron Tigers schedule shows four home games this fall plus four away games in non conference action. Opener vs Redfield on Sept 22 at Huron, then visits Yankton, Brookings, Watertown, Mitchell, Pierre, Sioux Falls, and Aberdeen across September to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Tigers
Redfield Pheasants
Huron High School
B.S. D
Yankton
Redfield
Huron
Brookings
Watertown
Mitchell
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Associated Press
Bi. Lo
Lemmon
Rapid City
Teen
Coyotes rely on sophomores for fall grid season
Vermillion September 14 Special. Twenty two of the 35 University of South Dakota Coyotes on the fall football squad are sophomores with two juniors in their first varsity year. Coach Harry Gamage aims to offset inexperience as he enters three games, led by sophs at tackles and key positions. Names include Elo Solberg, John Johnson, Al Livok, Alden Harriman, Nate Bond, Ed Petranek, and others across guards centers and backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
University of South Dakota Coyot
Harry Gamage
Coyotes
Elo Solberg
Aberdeen
John Johnson
Platte
al Livok
Gettysburg
Joe Foss
Sioux Falls
Howard Mielsen
Yankton
Bob Michaelson
Bob Carlson
Huron
Bob MacLive
Chicago
Leslie Iverson
Meckling
Bob Stroh
Grant Hecken Lively
Don King
Britton
Gamage
Bob Burns
Sioux City
Burdette Wallace
Edgemont
Ben Forney
Mack Albertson
Flandreau
John Lockwood
True Satins
Hot Springs
Jim Owens
Sophs
Big Ten Coaches Test New Men in Camp Drills
In scorching heat across western conference camps on September 14, coaches at Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue Chicago and Notre Dame worked on passing and kicking. Teams shuffled backs and linemen while experimenting with new plays and shifting lineups to boost speed and deception as signals were drilled with focus on forward passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Ten
Chicago
Becka
Francis Schmidt
Dazle
Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Bob Eckl
Milwaukee
Bob Gage
Green Bay
Gerald Ankeny
al Coupee
Eddie Anderson
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Notre Dame
Fritz
Kore
Indians Trample Kaysees Again In Playoff clash
The Indians hammered the Kaysees 6 to 4 in a playoff game as five Kansas City pitchers struggled. Louisville Colonels outslugged Minneapolis Millers 9 to 5 for their second straight win. Kansas City used ace Marvin Breuer who lasted under three innings. The deciding third game is set for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Louisville Colonels
Minneapolis Millers
Marvin Breuer
Louisville
Minneapolis
Hunting folders available at chamber of commerce
Secretary Gene Deening said SD hunting advantage folders issued by the state Highway Department have been retired from the Chamber office and will be distributed to interested parties. Barney Berlinger, former decathlon champion from Pennsylvania, has taken up trapshooting and broke 48 of 56 targets at a Philadelphia event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
Gene Deening
State Highway Department
Stahs
Philadelphia
Barney Berlinger
Pennsylvania
Weather snapshot for Huron area with unsettled forecast
The report lists temperatures from a year ago and records, monthly and yearly precipitation totals, sunrise and sunset times, and a forecast for Huron and nearby regions. It notes cooler conditions tonight and Friday with unsettled conditions in Minnesota and parts of South Dakota and Iowa, and some continued warmth in western areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Unknowns fight for golf title as big names bow out
The 43rd national amateur golf championship narrows to four after top contenders fall. Notable omissions include last year’s champ Willie Turpesa and other stars, while Dick Chapman and Ed Kingsley advance with wins. Johnny Goodman’s late collapse opens the door for Don Schumacher, and Johnny Fischer falls to Gordon Kummer as the field tightens toward semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Howell
Chicago
Joe
Har
Todd
Dallas
C. Ross Somervi
John P. Burke
Rye
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
Turpesa
Willie Turpesa
Elmsford
B. Patrick Abvott
California
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Don Schumacher
Tex
Goodman
Immer
Fischer Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Simon Pyres
S. Alexander
Charlotte
N.C
Gordon Kummer
Milwaukee
Kingsley
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Van Horn Poised To Rise In Tennis Spotlight
Welby Van Horn, an 18 year old from California, impressed Forest Hills with a four set win over Elwood Cooke in the big tournament. Although unranked and unseeded, the Los Angeles teen aims for at least the semi finals, facing Wayne Sabin of Portland in the quarter finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
Gayle Talbot
New York
Welby van Horn
California
Forest Hills
Welby
Elwood Cooke
Cooke
Bobby Riggs
Los Angeles
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Adrian Quist
Australia
Horseshoe Pitchers Plan Open Practice Tonight
Horseshoe pitchers meet at the Fair Grounds courts this evening at 7 30 for a practice session. Tuesday and Thursday remain regular practice nights as members prepare for a Sunday Sept 25 tournament with Rockham Wessington Huron and Cavour clubs. The event will welcome other area clubs. Lights were dimmed last night with few losses reported. Courts are in good shape and players are urged to attend and try for ringers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacmvert
Fair Grounds
Links Hold Edge Over Sioux City In Western League Playoff
Lincoln beat Sioux City 9 to 8 to take a 2-1 lead in the Western League championship series. Kruezer homered for Lincoln, and key hits came from Kakalaris Novo wells McDaniels while Miller Rosengarten Swift Yan Wey shared pitching duties as Lincoln edged ahead with a late ninth inning burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lincoln
Sioux Cit
Links
Kruezer
Sioux City
McManuel
Kakalaris
McDaniels
Miller
Smith
Rosengarten
Swift
Yan Wey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Durocher
Cubs
Mosor Teag
le Peter Work
Cabb Ago
Clevelan
Washington
St. Louie
Chiczgo
Pittsburgh
Philadelph
The
Rhe
Kramer
Harshany
Ross
Dean
Custer
Hayes
Don Koo
Hutchinson
Thomas
Tebbetts
Grove
Desautels
Cleveland
Feller
Hemsley
Ruffing
Chandler
Dickey
Resar
Lyons
Tresh
Chase
Ferrell
Knott and
Fresh
Wynn
Evans
Mulcahy
Harrell
Pearson
V. Davis
Weiland
Shotin
Cooper
McGee
Casey
Presswell
Hartje
Lombardi
Danning
Sewell
Berres
Mueller
Melton
Lynn
Klinger
American Association
AIE
Barrett
Baker
Breuer
Vance
Bonham
Makasky
Lindell
Riddle
McCullough
Terry
Rich
Flowers
Lewis
Tauscher
Smythe
Butland
Grace
Lacy
Bill Cunningham
Boston’ Post
Larry Kelley
x-Yalor
Bil Terry
Demaree
Jurges
Phils
Henry Armstrong
Mike Belloise
al Reid
Scranton
Johnny van der Meer
Joe DiMaggio
Dorothy Arnold
Ren
Moses
Sammy, Sr
Jack Oaeit
Sports
Tony Galeniy
Tigers
University Grid
Bierman
Michigan
Was
Northwestern
Bob Wasero
John Davenport
Eels
Colonels
Bama
Oams
Bismarck
N. D
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Edmonton
Alta
Snelling Polgists
Helena
Mont
Bud Tyler
Moag
South St. Paul
Call
Miami
Elit. O
N. Y
Turnesa
Wilma Jacobson
Wyoming
Huron Livestock Sales Pavilion
Roy Housman
Tim Magness
Hot Housman
Auctio
Housman
Nebraskans
Twin
WRI Union Bus
Marvin Hughitt
Fisam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!