Boston Bees Slug Cubs In Double Shutout Defeat
The Boston Bees crushed the Cubs 9 0 and 4 2 as Jim Lanning led the attack behind pitching. The Cubs suffered two straight losses while the Giants split with the Pirates leaving the Cubs further back in the standings.
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Pirates
Bill Bon
Associated Press
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Commodore McKechnie
McKechnie
Yvettrans
Milt Sholfner
Jim
Lou Fette
Jim Turner
Bees
Johnny Lanning
Danny MacFayden
Pittsburgh
Tophy
Carl Hubbell
Squathpaw
Cy Blanton
Hank Leiber
Nanks
Carlord
Yankees
Phils
Brooklyn
Reds
World Series Openers Shake Up AA Playoffs
In the opening four out of seven Litt World Series games Columbus hosts the Red Birds led by Enos Slaughter with a double and four singles as they beat Minneapolis 11 to 5. Milwaukee defeats Toledo 25 to 4 in the other opener, with Rogell Walker Lewis and Simmons earning multiple base hits and big defensive plays noted.
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Toledo Mud Hens
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Owen
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Goodworth
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Gehringer
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Bell
Veamlle
Clift
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Fink
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Wasdell
Almada
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Alamada
Greenberg
Stone
Simmons Owen
Gopher Stadium Sold Out For Two Big Games
In Minneapolis on September 15, Lee Schroeder reports Minnesota has sold out the Notre Dame game on October 3 with 62 000 tickets and the Northwestern game on November 13. He notes temporary seats are included and season books cover 30 000 seats, with buyers from New York and Canada and a Minnesotan planning to fly in for each game.
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Lee Schroeder
University of Minnesota
Ackor
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Huron Boxers to Enter AAU Meet in Rapid City
Huron will be represented by two boxers at the AAU tournament opening next Tuesday in Rapid City. Exnest Dancer, North and South Dakota CCC light heavyweight champion, and Keith Gordon, state golden gloves lightweight in 1935, will enter the rapid city event. They will face top amateurs from seven states as sponsors call the meet the greatest in this region.
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Rapid City
Exnest Dancer
North
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CCC
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Rapid Cit
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Crowds Anticipated for South Dakota State Fair Auto Races
The South Dakota State Fair draws attention as 15 entries vie in seven events for Friday’s auto racing show at the state exposition. Emory Collins leads a strong field from Saskatchewan to Georgia with top drivers from coast to coast aiming for the title in a revamped half mile track setup. Officials vow dust-free conditions after Thursday horse events, with top contenders including Collins Wood Mangus and Wilburn to compete in the feature dash The Battle of Champs. Attendance is expected around 1200.
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South Dakota State Fair
Motor Contest Association
Knights of the Roaring Road
Emory Collins
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
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Texas
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the Fair
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Adolph Dans
Seattle
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Jim Wood
Sioux Falls
Frankie Sands
Hibbing
Minn
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Enl
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Hollywood
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S. D
Ome
Herb Manges
Detroit
Mich
Mal Raleigh Ramsey
Nashville
Tenn
Riley
Wilburn
Dans
Minnesota Sands
Jimmy
Frank
State Fair Harness and Running Events Open After Windy Inaugural
The South Dakota State Fair resumes a wind affected program with harness races and running events headlining Governor's Day. Notable stakes include the 214 pace and 2:13 pace with 7:12 pace mentioned. attendance estimates around 3000 as crowds observed fast times and competitive heats.
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Fletcher
Leon
Chicago
Lanning
Carleton
Collins Named Head Umpire for Amateur Tourney
Veteran umpire Jeony Collins left for Battle Creek Michigan where he was named head umpire for the Amateur Baseball Congress tournament opening Saturday. The appointment came from C Q Brown president of the amateur group after Ernest Quigley could not lead due to the tight Giants Cubs race. Collins recently umpired in the Western League and handled the American Legion Junior tourney at Pierre and the State Amateur event at Aberdeen.
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Battle Creek
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C. QO. Brown
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Cubs
American Legion
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Aberdeen
Bierman opens 1937 Gopher football practice with record pace
In Chicago practice reports Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman unveiled the 1937 Gophers offense. Andy Uram ran 70 yards for a touchdown while Bill Matheny broke off four rushing scores including an 8 yard keeper and a 30 yard run after a pass, as Aram and Matheny split duties.
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Big Ten
Minnesota
Bernice Bierman
Bierman
Andy Uram
Facile
Bill Matheny
Aram
Groton Prepares Light Green Team Under Coach Daney
Groton High School braces for a light inexperienced squad under P. W. Daney with only six lettermen back from 1935 and just two regulars from 1936. Backfield prospects include Dresback V McCullough Pat Hotloran G Neierm and Potter with ends Cuuer Soga Miller and Murray. Schedule includes Heela Sept 2 Homecoming Oct 1 Clark Oct 8 at Redfield Oct 15 Britton Oct 23 Aberdeen Doland Oct 23 Webster for Armistice Day at Webster. Sandor Sailes of Hungary defeats Pat O Shecker in San Francisco.
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Jetterman
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G. Neierm
Potter
Dean Cuuer
Soga
Robert Miller
James Murray
W. McCullough
Desald Simonsen
Henry Werner
Wallace Dutker
Melvin Livhel
Grotan
Heela
Clark
Redfield
Britton
Aberdeen High School
Aberdeen
Webster
Title Holder Says He Will Defend Against Challenger
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia September 1 John Posch claims he will defend his heavyweight title within 90 days around Everett Marshal and may meet either Marshal or Frank Nagurski in a championship match. Deadlock over opponents and promoter bids, with Columbus based Quality Chal seeking $50,000 for a Posch Marshall encounter in early November. A proposed five year agreement with Mike Jacobs and Jim Braddock's camp is discussed with Jacobs needing 10 days to produce contracts.
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Columbus
Lee Louis
Amines
Max. Sehmveling
Joe Louis
Schmelsing
Mike Iscobs
New York
Louis
Jim Braddock
Braddock
Mr. Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Facobs
Trotter Sets Record at Indianapolis State Fairgrounds
Grey hound a five year old trotter owned by E Beker of St Charles DL set a new pacing record for the mile and a half trotting the distance in 3034 a special time trial at the state fairgrounds track with the effort described as a notable improvement during the September event.
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Indianapolis
E. Beker
St. Charles
Hyceios
State Fairgrounds
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