Schrader Enters State Fair Auto Races Tomorrow
Gus Schrader, the four time reigning AMA champion, announces entry for tomorrow’s State Fair Speed Classic in Byron. He will drive his Offenhauser Riverside entry to challenge Emory Collins and other top drivers in the IMCA events plus time trials and a grand prix program. The card lists heats, derbies, a coronation derby, and a national gold cup pursuit with 10 to 15 lap distances.
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Gus Schrader
Emory Colling
South Dakota State Fair
Schrader
Topeka
Kansas
Byron
International Motor Contest Association
Collins
Milwaukee
Des Moines
St. Paul
Riverside-Miller
Crash Waller
Georgia
Dave Chatapeau
U. S.A
Benzing Frogs
Bayless Levrett
San Diego
Cal
Earl’ Matrow
John Barmhart
Jim Wood
Sioux Falls
Eddie Wagner
Aberdeen
Raliegh Remsey
Nashville
Tenn
Ray Brea
Phil Lacelier
Portland
Maine
Frankie Sands
Hibbing
Mine
Shane Fitzgerald
Tampa
Ted Castleberry
Pittsburgh
Jim
Bayless Leverett
Frank Sands
Barnhardt
Marrow
Wilburn
Dans
E B. Din-? Meen
John A. Sloan
Gener
Frank Coffey
Bill Beeitenstein
Harald Agen
Milton Cochrane
Bischof
D. Urquhart
T. ©. Diamond
E.R. Ball
Bill Plummer
G. R. Leighton
J. R. Wiles
Harry Burton
James Nichols
Secrec
Weather Summary Haron Vicinity South Dakota Iowa Forecast
Weather forecast for Haron and Vicinity and surrounding states notes fair conditions. Tonight and Friday will be not so cool with rising temperatures, as high and low readings vary by region.
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Haron
South Dakota
Iowa
North Portion
State Fair Horse Racing Card Closes with Miller Entry Victory
The 1917 South Dakota State Fair horse racing program closed this afternoon as horsemen chased $3,000 in stakes for a three day meet. Key events included the 218 pace for $350 and the 2:20 pace restricted to South Dakota trained horses. Governor’s Day drew a large crowd with thrilling contests among South Dakota Wisconsin and North Dakota entries. Red Polly won the South Dakota Derby ridden by De March in 4:33 for the mile and 1 16 while Betty Azom topped heats in the 242 pace and Barbara Ann swept the 2:1 pace heats in 2:13.
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South Dakota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Red Fally
Red Polly
Jockey de March
For Me
Artesian
Nick J
O. H. Collins
Miller
Stats
Minnesota
Barbara Ann
A. F. Simonson
Grand Forks
G. D
Mit Puy
Barney Mac
Napoleon Bales
Betty Azalt
Twinkle Silk Bes
Phil Direct
Tadgen
Sisk Purse Bell Hever
Arieag Saee
Claude Direct
Barbara Anniit
David Dodge
Kate Thomas
Canova Falls To Burbank In Season Opener
Canova high school baseball squad dropped their season debut to Burbank on the hometown diamond by a 5 to 0 score. Burbank led off with three hits and two errors as Canova was unable to score, with Canova recording two errors and two hits. Batteries: Burbank H Gets Yough. Canova NODer end M Duxbury. Canova meets Carthage next Tuesday.
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Canova
Burbank Canova
Burbank
M. Duxbury
Carthage
Fighting Mayor Knabb Wins Four Round Decision in Bremerton
Bremerton mayor Jesse Knabb aged about 55 earns a four round decision over The Masked Marvel of Alaska in a chaotic bout. Officials included a Naval sailor as referee as Knabb endured a short wind and relied on a late flurry to score a decisive victory.
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Bremerton
Wash
Alaska
Jesse
Knabb
Inyal
Ralph E. Purvis
Kitsap County
Purvis
Navey
Marvel
Wrestling Last Right By The Associated Press
The report lists several boxing style bout results across cities including New York Richmond Glasgow and Glasgow with fighters such as Augustin Arellano Tommy Speignt Lew Harvey Walter Woods and Manuel Abreu among others. Outcomes include outpoints and technical knockouts with weights and locations noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Augustin Arellano
Houston
Tex
Grover ‘Barnes
Richmond
Tommy Speignt
Uniontown
Normont Quarles
Hendersonville
Glasgow
Lew Harvey
England
Manuel Abreu
Scotland
Ight
Walter (Popeye) Woods
Jove Rodriguez
Fights Last Night
The Associated Press report lists results from boxing bouts in New York and Los Angeles. Steve Casey of Ireland defeated Benny Feltiman of Goorgin in a 156 fall, while Dean Detton of Salt Lake City beat Vincent Lopez of Los Angeles two falls to none.
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Associated Press
New York
Steve Casey
Ireland
Benny Feltiman
Goorgin
Los Angeles
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Vincent Lopez
Huron Teams Open Football Season on Foreign Grids
Two Huron grid squads travel to Madison Wisconsin and Waley City North Carolina for opening games. Coach Deklotz takes 22 players including McGinty and Boyle to face Madison High. Scalpers coach Parker lists injuries in lineup with Knapp Marshall at tackle and Schulke at quarterback for Valley City tilt.
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Huron
Madison
Huron College
Waley City
Dake
Tesch” College
George Deklotz Han
Tiger
McGinty
Boyle
Peterson
Halfman
Sanders
Howard
Gorman
Carlson
Moore
Weaver
Sara«han
Gordon
M. Kulawik
Hobm
Bruner
Cameron
Vonderhaar
Nelson
S. Kulawik
Ebert
Struck
Walsh
Hoppel
Crawford
Deklotz
Elso
Tigers
Madiixon
Thad Boyle
Vince McGinty
Wings
Bob Carlson
Chet Howard
Fred Sarahan
Lauring Weaver
Serviet
Gulatorg
Dennis Bruner
Bud Ebert
Simaund Kulawik
Clem Hoptral
Oon
Felderman
Henderson
Entz
Hill
Valley City
Will Binch
Kenneth Knapp
Merle Marshall
Herb Gosch
Floyd Thompson
Joe Rogers
Ewald Hohm
Howard Saylor
Paul Hohm
Lyle Schulke
Curtis McIntosh
Clif Smith
Frank Kinyon
At Hunge
Heldenkrant
Chise
Irish
Hendlerson
North Dakota
Jamestown College
Jimmies
Former Wesleyan Grid Coach Dies in Los Angeles
Richard Bud Dougherty 48, ex Dakota Wesleyan athletic coach and Mae West secretary to whom he later served in Los Angeles, died suddenly. A noted quarterback producer, he coached at St. Paul College, Brookings Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell Jamestown and Albion College. Funeral services set for Friday in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Richard
Bud) Dougherty
Dakota Wesleyan
Bapsi- Dem
Mae West
Los Angeles
St. College
St. Paul
Brookings
S. D
Dakota
Wesleyan
Mitchell
Jamestown
N. D
Albion College
Albion
Mich
Wayrats High School
Here
Millers Hens Win Second Round Games
In Chicago on September 16, the American Association playoff picture stayed even after a pair of decisive games. The Minneapolis Millers tied the series with a 4 to 3 win over the Columbus Red Birds aided by an eighth inning homer from Stanley Spence. Toledo defeated Milwaukee 6 to 5 in ten innings behind two Babe Herman homers and a Bob Coleman shot to push their series to a fresh balance.
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Millers
Chicago
American Association
Minneapolis Millers
Stanley Spence
Columbus Red Birds
Toledo
Babe Herman
Bob Coleman
Milwaukee
Annual Gun Auction at State Fair Sends 134 Guns Sold
At the state fair Fish and Game Lodge auctioned 134 confiscated firearms along with canoes and fishing tackle. Auctioneer R Bailey of Alexandria led the sale with assistant Vernell Hartford, who at age 16 earned a diploma from a recognized auctioneering association.
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Game and Fish Department
R. Bailey
Alexandria
Vernell Hartford
United States
Danning Guides Giants Pitching After Mancuso Injury
Gus Mancuso’s July injury boosted Giants by forcing Harry Danning into a bigger role. He stabilized the pitching staff and boosted hitters, aiding a 2 1/2 game NL lead. Schumacher and Gumbert improved under his tutelage as the team beat the Pirates 7 2, keeping pennant hopes intact. Yankees expanded AL lead. Tigers and White Sox also won. Rapid City boxing scene previews American Legion AAU tourney with Indian entrants and six state dynamics.
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Giants
Gus Mancuso
Jinx
Santa Claus
Gus
Harry
Yank
Danning
Giant
Mracuso
Prince Hal Schumacher
Harry Gumbert
Schumacher
Gumbert
Pirates
Cubs
Bees
Curt Davis
Was
Yankees
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Monte Postioh
Tribe
Bob Feller
Senators
White Sox
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Athletics
Hartnett Declines Gabby Day to Help Cubs Pennant Fight
Chicago Sept 16 Gabby Hartnett declines a planned Gabby Day honoring him during the Cubs pennant chase. Admirers offered a new automobile, but Hartnett said he would not be distracted from helping the Cubs win the National League pennant and the world series.
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Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Hartnett
Gabby
New York Giants
Harmetc
Reinhart Move To Pierre Blunt Household Goods
Special report notes Mr and Mrs Carl Reinhart moved their household effects to Pierre. Reinhart now employed at the statehouse.
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Pierre Blunt
Carl Reinhart
Pierre
Tuexasy
Mx Reinhart
Contingati Reds blank Dodgers in opener as Phillies and Cardinals draw
The Contingati Reds defeated the Dodgers 6-0 in the opener, while the Nightcap fell 3-1 with Bill Rotier securing his first win of the year. The Phillies and Cardinals battled 13 innings to a 1 1 tie before darkness halted play.
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St Louis
Bill Rotier
Contingati Reds
Dodgers
Phillies
Cardinals
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Aast
Cedar Rapids
Arceries
Iowa Piiot
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State Fair
Betty Azoft
High Huron
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Lear
Yankton
Stoudy
Rapid City
St Watertows
Morthodor
Wuskey
Falrowing
Tate
J. Alex Sloan
Amo
Hesky Zon
Will Eatry
Speed
Waren
Herol
Giant's Climb
Sid Feder
American Legion
Pine Ridge
Montana
Me Brska
Wyoming
Colorado
Amateu Athletic Union
Laptyerpurhers
Goodyear
Cet Ea Za Tires
Prana
Goodyear Service
Bunge
Tulare Egxices & Son
Virgil
Selbemer Mater
Old Trail Wolsey
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