State Fair Auto Racing Records Are Forecast Friday
Speed kings from across the nation converge for the State Fair race program with Gus Schrader seen as favorite to break records. Elfrieda Mais may race against Schrader in a special match, and Ray LaPlante agrees to compete, creating a star-studded field of drivers from Chicago Newark Dallas Detroit and more. Eight big events highlight a program beginning at 2 pm with time trials, matches, and the final sweepstakes.
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League Champs To Play Sunday
HARROLD Sept 15 Special Base ball fans in central South Dakota will witness a championship series at Ft Pierre next Sunday September 18 to decide the region’s best team. Harrold the A P B league winner White Lake and Kadoka will clash after eliminations to determine the winner with a bye team waiting for the final at 3 pm. First game at 1 pm with the final immediately after.
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Robins Disappearance Leaves Wife in the Dark
Mrs Margaret Dreier Robins wife of Col Raymond Robins a prominent prohibitionist who vanished twelve days ago said she was utterly in the dark after a conference with Dr Daniel A Poling prohibition leader at the summer home of Salmon Levinson Chicago attorney in Kennebunk Beach Maine The leaders noted no new information after comparing notes.
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Ouimet Faces Fischer After Record Nine Hole 30
Defending champion Francis Ouimet of Boston advances toward another national amateur crown as he defeats George Voigt 6 and 5 and posts a 30 on the first nine holes, a new tournament record. He then edges Yale’s Sid ney W. Noyes 1 up after a dramatic 18th hole putt. Fischer, from Cincinnati, easily defeats Lawson Little and Bob Grant 4 and 3 to keep the East alive.
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Curtain Falls on South Dakota State Fair Harness Race Day
Allie B ties track pacing record in the 2:12 Sunshine pace for 4800 while Paris Lady places second and wins later heats. Peter Elworthy wins the 2:04 trotting mark, with Paris Lady earning first money in the 2:11.5 heat. Other races include 2:20 pacing events and a 2:17 trot as the fair winds toward auto racing tomorrow.
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Jim Bard Reaches 20th Season as South Dakota Fair Flagman
Veteran flagman Jim Bard serves his 20th consecutive season at the South Dakota State Fair harness racing meet. He returns after a threatened absence and presents Hugh Smith with the historic bit from Goldsmith Maid's 2:16 trotting record bridle, a symbol of racing memory.
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McCarthy Warns Cubs Not a Cinch for Series Win
Chicago Sept 15 Joe McCarthy cautions that even after four straight wins over the Cubs the World Series is unpredictable. He recalls past wars as Yankee manager and says no one should assume an easy title as the White Sox loom in the next game.
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Mud Hens Climb While Ownership Remains Unsettled
CHICAGO September 15 The Toledo Mud Hens push for third place as ownership talks stall over purchase of the Toledo franchise. The team sits near fourth with a virtual tie with Milwaukee and eyes overtaking Indianapolis. Milwaukee lost to St Paul while Toledo beat Boulsville 11 to 7. Indianapolis beat Columbus 4 to 1 in a night game.
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Millers Sweep Kansas City in 15 5 Victory
Minneapolis closed within two games of the lead in the American Association by taking the final game of their series with Kansas City 15 to 5. Columbus beat Indianapolis 5 to 1 behind Parmelee s seven hit effort, earning his 7th win with one loss. Louisville topped Toledo 3 to 2 as St Paul and Milwaukee rested.
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Big Ten Football Camps Open as Teams Rally for Title
Chicago dispatch notes Big Ten coaches and players reporting for fall camps at Michigan Purdue Northwestern Ohio State and Minnesota. Early signups list many candidates and three new coaches as the race for the championship heats up this season.
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Canaries Defeat Boosters in 11–3 Sioux Falls Showdown
Canaries explode for 11 runs and blast Huron’s Club Boosters 11 to 3 after a dominant batting rally Windows include Beckwith’s pitching and Schroeder’s fifth inning homer. Nelson adds a three-bagger as Sioux Falls players collectively contribute hits in a high-scoring afternoon at the ballpark.
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Grimm Likes Tight Finish
Cubs stay near the National League flag as manager Charlie Grimm pushes edge and tempo. He says staying sharp helps for the World Series, not a late surge. Yankees beat White Sox 3 to 2 as Boston, Pittsburgh, and others win and tighten pennant race.
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