New Coaches Take Helm as Redfield Pheasants Meet Huron Tigers
Redfield Golden Pheasants open the 1943 football season against the Huron Tigers with new athletic directors. Irvin L. Nelson directs Huron while James Landstrom leads Redfield, replacing Haddori as Lundstrom handles the Tigers legacy.
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Redfield
Huron Tigers
Tigers
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Huron College
James Landstrom
Dakota Wesleyan
Centerville
Letcher
Alcester
Haddort
Lundstrom
Oscar Haddori
University High
Minneapolis
Minn
Golden Eagles Clash With Sioux City Central Friday
Aberdeencoach Mylo Jackson relies on a young squad with eight lettermen as the Golden Eagles prepare for a six game schedule. Bob Kasper leads a talented backfield while Wally Wenx Curtis Carlson Herb Dietz Jerry Maas Matt Henrikson and Richie Weigel headline the line with Weigel rated among the league’s best. The team opens Sept 17 against Sioux City Central in Aberdeen with Madison and Watertown also on the slate.
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Mylo Jackson
Aberdeen High School
Golden Eagles
Miracle Myle
Bob Kasper
Jackson
Jery’ Maas
Matt Henrikson
Cen
Richie Weigel
Richard Vensend
Weigel
Hikery
Eagles
George Mellen
Asl
Sioux City Ceniral
Madison
Watertown
Golfer Enlists Without Clubs for Army Service
A Brooklyn outfielder Paul Waner posts a .235 batting average as wartime through a period of adjustment. The article notes a golfer who, without clubs, contemplates serving and contributing to the war effort, reflecting American resolve and sports figures balancing duty with their careers. Grodman’s last event is cited as the 1932 Tom O’Shanter in Chicago.
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Beit
Grodman
Chicago
Paul Waner
Brooklyn
National League First Game Completion Shows Braves Rally
The Scoreboard reports the Brooklyn and Boston game finished after a July 18 start halted by a Sunday curfew. Brooklyn mustered a late rally, while Boston fell short as pitchers and batters delivered a tight contest. Other major facts include postponements and cancellations across the American League and American Association schedules.
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Webber
Head
Bragan
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Javery
Intiz
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Owen
Salvo
Odom
Cardoni
Macfayden
Kiutt
ROUNDUP SPORTS NEW YORK SEPT 14
Phillies' Bill Cox schedules a night game and an 11 2 m contest tomorrow at Shp right at Bb ball park. Newark's Babe Culnan says only 1750 spectators will witness Mills London fight in London Sept 22 paying 100 each for ringside seats. Cadet Jean Fisher, Kansan at University of Alabama, rebukes Kansas grid turnout and shoulder pads remark. Musial leads NL and Appling leads AL in batting averages as season winds down. Monte Perez, ex-Yankee, now in Fresno real estate.
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Phillies
Bill ‘Cox
Newark
Babe Culnan
Freddie Mills
Jack London
London
Naish
Jean Fisher
Sam
University of Alabama
Kansas
K. U
Fisher
Major League pennant picture unsettled as schedule tightens
The St Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees edge toward clinching by week’s end. The Cardinals can seal the senior circuit with five wins or five losses by rivals, but have not played since last Saturday. The Yankees need 19 wins, with schedules tight as Brooklyn Dodgers and Cleveland fight, plus suspended Boston game drama in Boston.
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Judeon Bailey
Associated Press
St’ Nes Cardinals
New York Yankees
Cardinals
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Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Tomorow
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Yanks
Sam Gay
Boston
Braves
Whit Wyatt
Massachusetts
Swim Champ Joins Uncle Sam Aquacade
Hye navy develops a sudden inferiority complex blame Bill Smith who joins Uncle Sam aquacade as inductee. The 19 year old Hawaiian youth at Ohio State University strokes through aquatic battles as invincible as a battleship. He holds every Major world title between 10 yard and 1500 meter free style.
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Columbus
Hye Navy
Bill Smith
Aquacade
Ohio State University
America
Johnny Weismuller
Adolph Xkgefer
Smith
Honolulu
Giants beat Cards in 10 innings at New York
A Lakewood, West Virginia delegation watched the Ottmen take a 3-2 win over the Cardinals in ten innings. Mel Ott might invite them again as the Red Birds rose on a rare victory. Also noted are sprint results and a Portand, Oregon resident Jim Maloney recent activities.
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Lakewood
Giants
Ottmen
Cards
Mel Ott
Red Birds
Andygrams Beaus Dock in Uniform De texture
A fragment mentions a former South Dakota amateur middleweight boxing champion serving in the National Guard and notes athletic resilience. It references losses to arthritis delaying service, discusses Jim Beck’s commissioning, and a general note on players rejected for health and other reasons.
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South’ Dakota
National Guard
Army
Islands
George McQuinn
St. Louis Browns
Jim
Brad Beck
Sill Is
Transportation’ Corps
New Pitchers May Boost Cards Chances in World Series
St Louis manager Billy Southworth gauges two rookie southpaws Al Brook e and Harry Brecheen for possible starting roles in the World Series. Brecheen has 31 walks and 59 strikeouts in 116 innings while holding a 3 win loss record. The Cards may skip Mort Cooper or Max Lanier to open.
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Johnny Beezley
Red Ruffing
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al Broooke
Harry Brecheen
What's Doing Bowling and Football Schedule Notes
A clipped items column lists upcoming local events: bowling officers meeting at Myers Cigar Store on Sept. 14, football games from Sept. 17 through Nov. 11 with multiple opponents, hunting seasons opening Sept. 15 and a long migratory waterfowl period, and deer elk season from Nov. 1-20. NBA featherweight title bout in New Orleans Sept 14 featured Phil Tecranova defeating Juan Villalba in a one round decision before about 7,500. Jim Crowley plans a navy men’s basketball tournament in the South Pacific. Sleepy Jim is on duty.
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Myers Cigar Store
Redfield
Watertown
Sioux City Central
Pierre
Mitchell
Madison
Brookings
Aberdeen
UMD Rew
Orleans
Phil Tecranova
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Bronx
Juan Villalba
Cuba
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Villalba
Jim Crowley
Ieedhamn
Navy
South Pacific
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Writers Challenge Wallace to Tennis Match at Wardman Park
The article describes Vice President Wallace agreeing to a tennis match at Wardman Park with reporters. It details his athleticism, doubles play with partner Eboee Griffin, and his tactical style on court, including strategic positioning and feints. Wallace plays competitively, treating the game as workout and a challenge before Capitol Hill duties.
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Frame Carey
George Tielke Washington
United States
Bhet
Lee
Eboee Griffin
Wallace
Capitol Hill
Elmer
Grin
Baseball Delay Boosts Brewers Toward Title
Milwaukee leads the American Association by three games over Indianapolis and four over Columbus with seven games left. If the Brewers win four of seven, Indianapolis would need to sweep all remaining games to overtake them. Remaining schedule includes Minneapolis and Kansas City while Toledo and Louisville played a halted game after one inning yesterday.
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Associated Press
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Tribe
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Fis
Toledo
Louisville
Navy's 43 Gridders Just Another Navy Football Squad
Navy coach Capt John E Baltieid Waeel declares Navy's 43 players will be "just another Navy football squad" as the team braces for a tough schedule beginning Sept 25 at Annapolis against North Carolina. Thirteen lettermen return from a squad that upset Army, with weight and experience concerns but a solid backfield group.
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John F. Chandler
Annapolis
Mad
John E.baltieid Waeel
Naval Academy
Cal Coolidge
Navy
North Carolina
Wheichel
President's Cup Series Opens Today On Coast
The President's Cup opens with first place Los Angeles Angels vs Seattle Rainiers on the coast. San Francisco and Portland meet mid week as the four Pacific Coast League clubs share a $12,500 prize fund for players.
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Seattle Rainiers
Portland
League Leaders By The Associated Press Betting Mesial
No changes from yesterday. Home runs Nichols or Chicago 122, Out New York 16. Pitching Snoon Cincinnati 12-33 Sewell Pittsburgh 20-9. League leaders list from The Associated Press compiled in St Louis.
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Herman
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Chicsco
New York
Snoon
Cincinnati
Holmes, Herman star in suspended game duel
Yesterday's game between the Braves and Dodgers featured Tommy Holmes hitting a tenth inning homer to decide the suspended contest while Billy Herman collected four hits and drove in three runs in the regularly scheduled game. Norfolk American Legion captain Hilly Rainier, noted for playing every position except right field this season, is described as a bury fellow.
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Tommy Holmes
Braves
Billy Herman
Dodgers
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Herman
Norfolk
Hilly Rainier
Norfolk American Legion
Bury
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Legion Club
Junior Auxiliary To Collect Old Records
The Junior Auxiliary will collect old records this Saturday September 18 in De Smet. President Mary Jane Essen will head the committee with vice chairman Albin Bergstrom serving as chair.
Radio Lineup On New York Stations September Fourth
Radio listings publish NBC and CBS schedules with shows and times including Ginur Simms Horace Heret and Jody Canova. Programs span music bands reports crime and public affairs with six to nine thirty PM slots and a notable war bond sketch.
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Tunning Toxight
NBC
Ginur Simms
Horace Herét
Ing Parade
Hed Skeinon
CBS
Jody Canova
Burns
Alien
Report To Nation
Paport der Adams
Blu
Detective Cohen
Noah Webster
Dick Himber Band
War Bond
Jane American
F Tade
Sinfonieta
Fights Last Night In Boxing Roundup
New Orleans report lists Phil Terreno va outpointing Juan Villgiba in a 12 percent bout. Baltimore notes Jackie Cooper outpointing Cecil Hudson. Washington cover mentions Lane stopping Villar. Chicago item notes Nate Bolden outpointing Dan Merny in a 174 pound contest. Boston baseball note records Billy Hemman reaching first on five trips to the plate in a Brooklin Dodgers game versus the Braves.
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New Orleans
Phil Terrenova
New York
Juan Villgiba
Havera
Baltimore
Jackie Cooper
Cecil Hudson
Los Angeles
Washington
Trenton
Villar
Chicago
Nate Bolden
Chicgo
Dan Merny
Cleveland
Billy Hermaw
Boston
2Dilly Hemnan
Brooklin Dodgers
Braves
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