Brewers In Drive For Second Place In A Lively Race
Milwaukee begins a four game series at Louisville to chase Kanone City for second in the American Association. Kansas City leads by one, Indianapolis eyes a chance as Louisville slides to seventh amid a tight standings scramble.
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Brewers
Chicago
Milwaukee
Degan
Kanone City
Louieville
Kansas City
Indians
Blues
Indianapolis
Louisville
Fields Meets Terry In Garden Opening Fight
Jackie Fields of Los Angeles in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden opens the fall season against Young Terry of Trenton N J The bout is part of a New Talent program with My Sullivan St Paul facing Sally Krieger of New York in an eight round contest
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Fields
Terry
Garden
New York
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Trenton
N. J
Madison Square Garden
My Sullivan
St Paul
Sally Krieger
Dempsey Exhibits Skill in One-Round Bouts at Logan
Dempsey, former world heavyweight champion, boxed four one-round exhibitions in Logan Utah on September 1. He barely landed solid blows aside from two punches that felled Det Baxter. Also boxed one round each were Battling Lamoreaus of Logan Workman and George Nelson of Logan, both listed with local weights.
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Dempsey
Logan
Utah
Jack Dempsey
Det Baxter
Cornish
Stitlehelder
Battling Lamoreaus
Cyclone Workman
Richmond
George Nelson
Jack
Baseball Results From the American Association
Ferrall and Myal Ek tare Palmisano St Louis Washington Coffman and Benget der Marberry and Sox Only games schedule No games scheduled.
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St. Louis
Washington - Coffman
Bengetder
Marberry
Sox
Yesterday's Stars
Red Lucas and Clyde Sukeforth drove the Reds to a 7-3 win over the Giants to derail the pennant race. George Eamshaw held Indians to six hits for his 20th victory as the Athletics won 2-1, and Woody English and Vines Barton sparked a Cubs win with multiple hits in both games. Robins led a 16-hit attack in an 11-5 win over the Pirates while Eddie Derham and Earl Webb contributed in the Red Sox 2-1 victory over the White Sox. Bill Hallahan earned his 18th win for the Cardinals in a six-hit outing against the Phillies.
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Toe Associated Press
Red Lucas
Clyde Sukeforth
Breds
Eformer
Giants
Cincinnati
George Eamshaw
Athletics
Indians
Woody English
Vines Barton
Cubs
Frederick. Robins
Pirates
Eddie Derham
Eal Webb
Red Sox
White Sox
Bill Hallshar
Cardinals
Phillies
league leaders by the associated press baseball summary
American League leaders show Simmons of the Athletics leading batting while Gehrig and Ruth headline runs batted in and home runs. Ruth also tops with 135 runs plus 40 homers. National League lists Bottomles and Klein in batting and ties for RBI with Ott Terry and Warner among leaders.
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Simmons
Athletics
Mil
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
i—Gehng
Ruth Yankees
Indians
Bottomles
Cardinals
Klein
Phillies
Kiein
Terry
Gianta
Ott
Giants
Hite
P. Warner
Pirates
Frame
Kiels
Des Moines Wins Western Title Clinches Playoff Lead
Des Moines Demons clinched the Western league second-half title by beating Omaha 4 to 2, extending their win streak to seven against the Parkers. Towans face Wichita Aviators in a decisive playoff series for the 1931 championship as Wichita topped St. Joseph 11 to 8. Oklahoma City sophomore pitcher held Topeka to seven hits in a separate game.
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Des Moines Demons
Towans
Wichita Aviators
Des Moines
Omaha
Parkers
Wichita
St. Joseph
Benior
Oklahoma City
Topeka
Pro Favorites Face Tough Tests in Golf Championship
In the Professional Golfers' Association championship Tammy Armour defends her title in the third round against Denny Shute of Hudson Ohio. Strazen meets Horton Smith as both seek prestige with near-term quarterfinals set after yesterday's results at Wannamoisett.
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Providence KR
Professional Golfers’ Association
Tammy Armour
Gane Sarazen
Armour
Denny Shute
Hudson
Ohio
Strazen
Horton Smith
Walter Murray
Valparaiso
Ind
Saresen
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N. C
Shute
Jim Foulis
Chicago
Smith
Willie McFarlane
Billy Burke
Abe Espinoes
Cyril Walker
Lead High coach Dunmire Eyes 2021 Football Season
Lead High School coach Joe Dunmire expresses confidence as the Gold Digger squad reports for practice with about 50 players, eight lettermen, and a mix of new material and returning candidates. Eight games are slated, with night matches against Spearfish and Deadwood, and a schedule including Newell, Gillette, Hot Springs, Watertown, Belle Fourche, Rapid City, and Deadwood.
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Lead High School
Newell
Mentor Aard
Spearfish
Gillette
Hot Springs
Watertown
Belle Fourche
Deadwood
Rapid City
Sheffield Has Twin D Ball Card Sunday
The Sheffield Wildcats will host a home double header Sunday with Cavour at 1 pm and Esmond Lions at 3 pm. Sheffield beat Esmond 3-2 last Sunday after leading 2-0 until the Lions tied it in the fifth. Pomrersen drove in a go ahead run in the eighth. Welty and Buckley were Sheffield battery mates.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Wildcats
Cavour
Esmond Lions
Esmond
Lions
Pomrersen
Orm
Welty
Buckley
Sheffield Battery
International Polo Final Set as South America Returns
WESTBURY N Y Sept. Once more there will be an international final for the United States open polo championship Saturday with South America sending its best horses and players to challenge the Northern defenders. Santa Paula the Argentine four has beaten all opponents in its preparations and advanced to the final by defeating Tommy Hitchock s Greentree team. The Argentines will meet defending champions Stephen Laddie Seaford s Hurricanes in the closing match attended by Mrs Floyd Col- and others.
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Westbury
South America
Tte
Hosmemen
Santa Pala
Toumay
Tommy Hitcock
Greentree
Stephen
Laddie
Cardinals Rally for Ninth Inning Win to Reach 100 Victories
The Athletics clinched the American League flag by beating Cleveland 7 to 5 in a 100th win behind George Earnshaw. Alvi Crowder secured his eighth straight win for the Senators, who moved a game and a half ahead of the Yankees for second. Boston beats Chicago in a three game win streak, with Ed Durham defeating Vic Frasier 2 to L in a great mound duel.
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White Sox
Ed Durham
Vic Frasier
Horse races at fair end today headline recap
Miss Nobody from the Ban Fulwicer stables won the day’s feature at the fair in 1 02. Humble also rode to victory in the State Fair Derby at Montello. Thistie Glad, owned by R H McCrossen with Berry riding, was second while Missouri Dude from Meller Construction finished third with Poppe aboard.
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Ban Fulwicer Stables of Sons
Humble Up
Humble
Montello
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R H. McCrossen
Berry
Missouri Dude
Meller Construction Company
Poppe Up
France Attacks Hoover in Grain States Address
Former Senator Joseph France of Maryland told North Dakota Progressives that Republicans cannot win grain states while Hoover leads the party. He blamed weak consumer purchasing power for the wheat surplus and urged government purchase at production cost, a wheat nations conference, and a moratorium on farm mortgage payments by federal farm loan banks.
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France
Hoover
Enderlin
N. D
Joseph France
Maryland
Republcan Party
Herbert Hoover
North Dakota
Progressive Republican Teague
Farmers Cling To Radios And Autos Amid Hard Times
Washington mood down but radios and autos persist for farmers. Dr Manny notes living standards declined during economic instability, with high taxes cutting farm income and low prices squeezing earnings. A white farmer in the South keeps driving an old car as children wear burlap.
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Department of Agriculture
Manny
South
Piano Is Made To Play Duet In New Radio Piano Device
Milburn New Jersey radio engineer Benjamin F Miessner and assistant Charles T Jacobs developed a piano capable of playing as both piano and organ. The device adds a panel with tone and time controls and two loudspeakers fed by an eight-tube amplifier, allowing sustained notes and mixed piano organ performances.
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Milburn
WN. J
Radio
Benjamin F. Miessner
Charles T. Jacobs
Miessner
France demands German pledges on Locarno guarantees
Paris dispatch outlines French demand for German commitments to inviolability of Alsace Lorraine and Polish corridor frontiers. It argues a belated eastern Locarno agreement could ease political unrest, warn of a future fight if Poland is left exposed, and ties disarmament to enforceable guarantees between Germany and Poland and Russia.
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Russia
Pacific
Guaranties in Locarno Credited in French German Talks
The piece discusses possible guarantees from Germany to France amid Locarno talks. It notes Bruening's cited remark to Laval about Article 19 of the League Covenant limiting discussion and mentions Stresemann and German replies about league membership status.
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Ee Guarconalder
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Hungary
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France
Bruening
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League ‘of Nations
Beadle County Fair Awards Highlight Crops Despite Heat
Creditable crop show results announced by Mrs. Fenn at Beadle county buildings. Winners span grain and grasses including Wheat Marquis August Micheel first and EJ Timmerman second, with many other named growers earning firsts and seconds in varieties such as barley rye alfalfa seeds and corn related classes.
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Beadle County
Freeman Fenn
Marquis
August Micheel
Cavour
EJ. Timmerman
Wessington
Jacob Arbelter
J. W. May
A. H. Trout
D. P. Wheeton
Wolsey
E. J. Timmerman
Jacob Arbeiter
E. F. Frevert
Raymond Frevert
Speltz
A. J. Moldenhauer
A. R. Trout
Iroquois
Raymond Trout
Fotatoes Bushel
Charles Bloodgood
I. C. Seeman
Bushel
H. C. Seeman
Cheries
Bloodgood
Peck
EJ. ‘Timmerman
J. Mi. ‘Crabb
Plate
Will M. Teen Wolsey
C. W. Sangster
Arthur Carlson
A. Barton
D. P. Wharton
Clinton Burnham
Charles
Miner
Zx Hotchkiss
Frank Bloodgood
Jas. Christopherson
Wolsey, Third. White Dent
Carl Torham
Squaw
L. A. McNeil
Carpenter
A.J. Moldenhauer
Flint
D. PF. Wharton
Carl Geisner
Alpena
Clinton
Burnham
W. E. Hotchkiss
Harry Wetrich
Carl Gorham
Gustave Eckman
Avour
Frank
Fiat
T. Barnes
W. T. Barnes
Jake Oschner
James Christopherson
Charles Miner
W. Hotchkiss
Kent
Private Debt Plan Provokes Iloilo Planters
In Manila a prototype moratorium proposal sparked hope among sugar planters in Iloilo and nearby Negroes that a similar easing scheme could aid their finances. However creditors swiftly rejected any reduction in payment expectations, ending the idea.
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Manila
Philippines
Iloilo
Negroes
Debs Debutants Embrace Tan Versus White Skin
Washington social notes describe debutantes choosing tan sun colors over whitening, stressing health and poise. Miss Jeanson and Miss Woodson, linked to prominent families, prepare for debut events with summer activities like hiking and swimming.
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Sue McNamara
Washington
Tan
Capitol Girls
Samsara
Jeanson
Miss Woodson
Rocky Mountains
Arthur Hyde
Secretary of Agriculture
Richard Yates
Minois
Colorado Springs
Cheyenne
Eugene Woodson
Local student hailed for legal studies at Holton ArmA School
From the capital, a student educated at Holton ArmA school pursued specialized study in informational law, signaling emerging expertise and regional academic progress.
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Holton Arma School
Best in Radioland Features Broadcast Schedule
In New York on September 17 1947 an hour and a half Ber lin symphony rebroadcast is planned for September 20 afternoon via WJZ NBC and other networks. Programs include Waltz Night Jesse Crawford Kate Smith Mildred Bailey and the King’s Jesters plus Governor Roosevelt address and radio plays.
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C. E Butterfield
New York
Berlin
United States
Wijzz
NBC
WEAF
Jesse Crawford
WIZ
Mildred Beiley
the King's Jesters
Yocal
WABC
CBS
Kate Smith
Roosevelt
Hawks set nine speed records in Europe tour
Captain Frank Hawks completed a three month tour of Europe covering 20,000 miles. He reclaimed mine records, lowering his own marks, with a best average speed of 222.2 mph on a London to Berlin flight of 60 miles in two hours and 57 minutes. His lowest average speed was 194 mph between Copenhagen and Amsterdam. Six records surpassed 2 mph over prior marks.
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New York
Frank Hawks
Europe
London
Berlin
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
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