Bruins Lose One Unaware That It Doesn’t Matter
A chaotic sports roundup notes the Cubs nearing the National League pennant after beating the Robins last Sunday. Giants and Pirates split a doubleheader as Chicago fans celebrated a near-clinching moment at Wrigley Field amid record scoring by Rogers Hornsby. Yankee powersees Ruth and Gehrig lead a barrage against the Indians as Washington climbs in the standings with Sullivan and Hossett shining in Montreal debuts.
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Rogers Ilorsby
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Pittsburgh
Kremer
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Nashville
Phillies
Cincinnati
Torace Ford
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Tony Lasters
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Ruth
Cetling
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Bob Grave
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George Earnshaw
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Detroit
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Whitehall
Elon Hossett
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Big Ten Abounds II Jawbreakers
Chicago reports a hazy Big Ten scene with scattered team names across Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Purdue, Chicago and Michigan figures. The brief mentions matchups and threats as players and coaches appear in a fragmented account with unclear details.
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Johnson Credits Lugs Insole Win In Golf Title
St Paul report shows Harrison Jimmy Jaeneton, national amateur golf champion, credited a decisive factor for his victory. He referenced training work and preparation, noting the event in Indianapolis boosted his momentum and confidence for the title run.
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St, Paul
Harrison
Jimmy Jaeneton
Indy
Wek
State Prepares For Huron Game At State Field
Brookings September 19 A squad of 20 State college football players works out for Mondays game with Huron. Cy Kasper calls three full teams five hours daily with tough tackling drills and blocking. New men Lee lefson Wheeler Schutte Keyser Simkins Hladky Bishot DeFeves Devei vie show promise. Punting remains unsettled with Englemane Hea tr Parks and R Schultz contending. Three scrimmage teams will be used. game set for 2 30 Monday. Officials listed from S D university and State college referees and linesman.
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Huron
United States
Gang Las
Cy Kasper
Pultihy Ie
Lan Teant
Tole Lefson
Wheeler
L Schutte
Keyser
Simkins
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Bishot
DeFeves
Balfback
Devei
Livingston
S. D. University
Galvin
St. Viator
Urge Hunters to War on Mud Hens in South Dakota
Madison reports South Dekons sportsmen urged to harvest coots to curb mud hens numbers. A. S. Carpenter of the Izaak Walton League warned that coots have multiplied, competing with ducks for food and habitat. He urged hunters to shoot coots to protect duck populations.
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Izaak
Poloist Dies While Playing in Social Scene
A fragmentary notice reports a polo player named Rik or Rik Seni dying during a game. The terse item hints at social circles and a tragic on-field incident, with sparse details and unclear spelling in the archival text.
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Rik
Seni
Thomas
Joutbler
Treen
Willard Wins 1929 Madison Junior Golf Title
Myray Willard clinched the Madison Golf Club junior championship in 1929 by defeating Graydon Burnett 3 to 2 in the final. Burnett reached the final by a bye while Willard advanced with a 3 and 1 win over Lawrence Yuor.
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Myray Willard
Madison Golf Club
Graydon Burnett
Burnet
Lawrence Yuor
University Ends Week's Practice
Vermillion university football notes show Dakota Coyotes finalizing squad as Yankton game looms. Key players include Byrne, Sweet, Morrill, and Jepson with several Vermillion and Sioux City natives shaping the lineup. Coach Montgomery trains riders for rough daily sessions and a keen quarterback battle develops between Carlisle and Jepson.
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Merry
Watertown Man Wins Marksmanship Honor
Washington reports South Dakota has representation among commendations for marksmanship. The 15th Infantry unit, including Watertone, earned a high score with individual targets and records. The War Department announced the honor for the regiment's exemplary shooting.
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Alabama’s Captain Hicks Leads Tide Backfield Vision
Captain Billy Hicks of the University of Alabama Crimson Tide stands as one of the few southpaw passers. He is described as a great runner and field general, a key leader among 19 lettermen Coach Wallace Wade relies on for a successful season, serving as the special-caller for the team.
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Hicks
Alabama
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Kuherl
Gils
Wallace Wade
Big Ten Mentors Hunt For Players Across Teams
Chicago September 19 The Big Ten coaches seek players to strengthen lineups. Iowa plans for Mayes McLain successor and punting help from Barry Kipke. Ohio State tests Joe Ushelyi at fullback while exploring others. Minnesota reuses Branko Nasurelt at tackle. Purdue backs look for ready backs, Northwestern seeks backs and line depth, Wisconsin hunts a halfback, Illinois and Indiana shuffle multiple positions.
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Burt Ingwerson
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Barry Klpke
Michi- Banis
Simmy Simyatl
iSam Willaman
Joe Ushelyi
Ohio State
Minnesota
Clarence W. Spears
Willaman
Branko Nasurelt
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue
Northwestern
Glen Thistlethwatte
Wisconsin
Bob Zuppke
Fest
Indians
War Department Message From Commanding Officer In China
The document presents a garbled wartime note attributed to the commanding officer of United States troops in China. It references Lord of 35th Infantry, mentions plague, and notes high percentages of something over 99 percent fired. The text is largely incoherent but indicates orders or commendations and a list of figures, including a figure 625 and a percentage.
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Revere
United States
China
Parger
Reguiz
Mitchell Club opens President's Cup with first round matches
First round play begins at Mitchell Country Club in Mitchell on September 19 for the President's Cup tournament. Qualifying scores are in and matches are set. E M Young beat C Hoffman one up in the only completed match. LR Cass posted the low qualifying score.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Country
E. M. Young
C. Hoffman
LR. Cass
Northern Normal Wolves Begin Football Preparations
In anticipation of a strong season Northern Normal’s Wolves start fall practice. Coach Goneh Bob Campbell guides a seven veteran squad with promising new players like Finnegan at backfield and a robust line featuring Bell Clark Sipes Mattice and Frink. Doner leads the end position as Jamestown prepares to visit the campus.
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Bob Campbell
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Welt
Mike Finnegan
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Sipes
Mattice
Frink
Wolves
Herb Black
Johnson
Madison
Tobbin
Milbank
Doner
Maroon and Gold
Northern
Fining Newsnet Optimism Shapes Notre Dame Talk
A garbled clipping discusses Notre Dame and a last year's letterman, referencing 929 squad and Victorio Campolo the Argentine horse. It mentions opponents, a theory about dieting, and a September 18 match with a diver named Phil Sto, noting promoters made a grave error and misjudgment remains.
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Notre Dams
Victorio Campolo
Phil Sto
Freshmen stars headline Yankton greyhounds grid list
Yankton high announces a long list of freshmen and former football players joining the Greyhounds roster. Names include Gilliland Yankton 200 pound guard and McVay Yankton high, with veterans like Bernhard Parkston and Reiss noted among ends and tackles. Coach De La Porte touts the group as strong for Was experience and local prep champions status.
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Pani and Aes Top 82 in Agitn Training Camp
In Agitn, Josef Paul Kukeuslas hosts Jack Saar at Gus Wilson's Orangeburg ranch, beginning workouts for a big bout. They focus on vocal training and conditioning at Yankee Stadium on September 24, aiming to improve their fight readiness and strategy.
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Jack Saar
Jack Checken
Gus Wilson
Orangeburs
N. J
Big Bouc
Tommy Lowen
Yankee Stadium
Jack
Haws Race Toward Flag as Blues Triumph and Ties
Chicago report notes the Blues closest to the American Association title with four wins needed and a previous tie. George Murray’s relief role helped beat Louisville, moving to 103 wins against 51 losses. Poll delivered a strong pitching performance against Columbus Senators in a 3 to 1 St. Paul victory. Rosy Bill Bean earned his second straight win over Indianapolis as Milwaukee beat them. Toledo Salter’s three doubles aided Minnesota’s comeback.
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American Association
Willis Good
Blues
Eauly
Ry Leste
Seangas
George Murray
Rick
Louisville
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Bill Bean
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Unclear fragmentary historic note on a person or event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Lanier and references a brat window and pulling something in, but lacks clear facts, dates, or context to form a coherent news item.
Pebble Beach Golf Row Sparks Press Access Battle
Reporters from West Coast papers faced restrictions at Pebble Beach with Edwin Eddy and Francis clubs ruling one newspaperman per city may pass ropes while others were assigned to salaries. Tensions rose as writers complained and Ed Eddy defended limits amid chaotic scenes.
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Tom
Wild, tangled sports lore and names swirl in noisy clip
A fragmented, colorful sports collage references German players, Bevo Lehaurveau, Connie Mack, and Jim Thorpe amid amateur events at Ebble Beach and Olympic memories. The vagueness hides remarks on talent, battles, and late career notes, with scattered hints of batters, pitchers, and athletic legends.
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Thorpe
Storkholm
Gamea Today fia 21 C nelman. was scacned.
The report records a local game outcome with unclear names and details. A Columbus column mentions a total and a notation that some data was scanned, but essential facts are illegible.
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