Dirt Track Rivals Schrader Collins Duel For State Fair Honors
Dirt track stars Gus Schrader and Emory Collins race toward a Friday duel at the State Fair track as they chase championship in the IMCA class. Collins set a 25.0 second track mark last Sunday, shortening Flying Dutchman’s record by a half second amid a stacked field including Deb Snyder and Ralph Norman.
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Rain Delays Sweep Open Several Major Games
In a soggy midweek slate, Philadelphia beat St Louis 7 0 0 0 in the first game while New York and Cleveland split, with rain forcing a second stoppage. Cincinnati and Brooklyn, Chicago and Boston, and Detroit versus Washington all faced postponements or shortened contests due to wet grounds, with American and National League action spanning multiple matchups and inning breaks.
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Itasca and Minnehaha Dominate State Fair Harness Races
Itasca and Minnehaha led three heat wins in harness events at the State Fair derby day pace and trot. Dick Patch swept the 2:20 pace as Elmer Guernsey steered Itasca to victory in the 2:14 trot. Running events drew a smaller crowd after delays, with Lovey Lyons and Stanizar among winners.
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Umps In Hiding As Decision Is Argued
Timmins Ontario September 15 South Porcupine faced Lake Shore Kirkland Lake for Temiskaming league title. Shelley of Lake Shore crushed toward home, collided with South Porcupine catcher Schultz and collapsed. Lake Shore protested as umpire, who ruled the play out for interference, fled the scene. South Porcupine won 1-1 amid protests.
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Northeast conference hosts tennis and golf in Britton
North east conference players will gather at Britton on Monday September 15 to decide champions in tennis and golf replacing Sisseton due to court construction. Defending golf champions Webster and Groton. tennis champions Britton and Groton. Teams from Sisseton Milbank Webster Britton Redfield enter. Evening will also feature fall conference meeting with schedules, past records and officer elections.
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Sioux Falls Runner To Attend Minnesota University
Sioux Falls high school speedster Bob Johnson announced he will enroll at the University of Minnesota this fall. The Washington High School alumnus holds South Dakota prep sprint records of 22 yards and 440 yards with marks of 22.2 and 49.5 and has run the 100 yard dash in 10.0 seconds, tying the state high school record.
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Major League Leaders and Winners Summary
Major League leaders in batting runs and home runs are listed for the American and National Leagues. Foxx and Greenberg top several categories for Boston and Detroit. Ott and McCormick lead NL batting and hits. Brown and Lee pace pitching in their leagues with strong win totals. The piece also notes last night’s boxing result, Billy Conn stopping Ray Aptis in San Francisco.
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Goodman Sees Easy Path To Golf Finals
Defending champion Johnny Goodman of Omaha advanced to the quarter finals of the National Amateur Championship at Oakmont after a 4 and 2 win over James French Jr. of San Francisco. Bad weather and rain drenched Oakmont shaped the day as Goodman, 29, looked revived after a slow season, qualifying 154 and moving through a bracket that included Pat Abbott, Sonny Fraser, Walter Blevins, Dick Chapman and others.
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Purdue Coach Expects Speed For Big Ten Opener
Chicago dispatch notes Purdue coach Mal Edward welcomes 56 to practice as 70 work out, 22 lettermen among them. Speed touted but lack of experience at tackle and end. no top passer or triple threat back yet. Player highlights include Lou Brock and Jack Brown. Other Big Ten camps feature passing drills and shuffled lineups under Zuppke and Crisler as Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Michigan scrimmage.
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Phelan Wails About Porous Line As Huskers Prepare To Battle Gophers
Washington coach Jimmy Phelan laments a porous line as the Huskies prepare to face Minnesota. Missing four linemen hurt balance, with center and guard spots described as world, while backfield hopes rest on veteran and promising sophomores. Captain Waskowitz leads a returning backfield with Johnston Craver Miller and the standout freshmen Mucha and McAdams among potential stars.
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Cobb Sets New Speed Record at Utah Flats
Wealthy Jon R. Cobb of London shattered the world automobile speed record at Booneville Salt Flats Utah with 350.2 mph average. He bettered Capt. George E. Eyston’s 345.49 mph mark set here August 27. Cobb’s north and south runs reached 353.29 and 247.16 mph respectively, breaking prior averages.
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Charlie Grimm to Stick With Radio as Cubs Ex-Manager Signs Three-Year Deal
Chicago September 19 Charlie Grimm former Cubs manager will work as a sports announcer for Radio Station WBBM Chicago for three years. He said he prefers discussing what major league clubs do rather than directing a club, after turning down two baseball offers.
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Ramblers In For One Of Toughest Seasons
New York dispatch surveys college football outlooks with Nebraska Notre Dame and other programs. Notable notes: Nebraska has 5 of 55 players from outside the state, Rice and TCU loom in the Southwest, Wisconsin’s Fred Gage draws attention, and Don Lambeau's son joins Fordham.
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College Conference Football Schedule 1934 season preview
A lengthy list outlines season openers and dates for Seth Dakota colleges with many games across South Dakota North Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota. Key matchups include South Dakota State vs North Dakota at Grand Forks Rapid City Stell lineup and multiple night games. The schedule spans September through November with numerous intercollegiate contests and regional venues.
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Hal Schumacher Wins First Game Despite Bad Arm
Sid Feder reports the Pirates drop two to the Giants in a doubleheader as Hal Schumacher wins despite a sore arm. Giants top Cubs while Reds and Cardinals post big wins. Yankees near pennant as Boston and Philadelphia also triumph in a busy major league day.
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Blues May Yet Win AA Title
Kansas City hosts the American Association playoff clash as the Blues rally in the ninth and win in the tenth 3 to 2 over Indianapolis. St Paul and Milwaukee split after a 9 to 7 game, with Leroy Anton driving in the decisive runs in the seventh. Medwick and Cooper homer in a double win for the Cardinals. Lombardi drives in three as Dodgers beat Reds.
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