Tailenders Have Opportunity as Upset Flushes Loom
In a tight National League race the three contenders for the championship face threats from lower clubs. The Phillies upset Cardinals before falling to the league leaders as Chuck Klein hit his 27th and 38th homers. Cubs rally to tie Brooklyn, Giants crush Cincinnati. Athletics idle as Yankees edge White Sox 18 to 4. Senators clinch second with win over Detroit. Indians take an early lead to beat Boston 7 to 5.
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Louisville Wins Association Title In Surprise Finish
The Louisville Colonels clinched the American Association championship after St Paul faltered, despite a 9 to 7 loss to Indianapolis. Rochester to meet Louisville in the minor league World Series setup while season ends with Louisville holding the league flag with two games left.
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Unknown 13 year old leads St. Louis Open field
Ralph Gudahl from Dallas shocks the field at the St. Louis Open after a sensational first round. The 13 year old prodigy shot a remarkable 66 and sits one stroke behind the leaders, amid a field featuring Ed Dudley Wilbur Crace and Abe Elson.
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Big Ten Teams Get Test Today
Chicago Sept 2 The results of five days of practice in Big Ten football training camps were on the block today. Purdue with Noble Kizer shaping a stronger defense for the Western Conference title scheduled a scrimmage, while other squads prepared through informal games. Ohio State planned a light workout and Purdue showed improved line prospects, with backfield depth slightly down from 1929. Northwestern’s squad looked stronger, and coaches sought reserves across positions. Ohio State, Minnesota, Indiana, and Chicago all reported varying strengths and shifts in personnel as camps continued.
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Pat Page
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High School Football Scores From Last Night
Wessington Springs defeated Wessington 25 to 0. Yankton beat Tyndall 34 to 0. Scotland won 7 to 0 against Geddes. Vermillion topped Springfield 24 to 5. Madison prevailed 28 to 6 over Salem. Augustana Academy, Cantor Parker, 13. Ee Delt Raids 0. 7
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Bobby Jones Eyes Merion Grand Golf Feat
Philadelphia dispatch outlines Bobby Jones pursuing the American Amateur title at Merion Cricket Club starting September 22. The 14 year old prodigy earlier battled veterans in the 1916 national amateur at Merion, defeating Byers and Dyer before falling to Gardner, who lost to Chick Evans. Jones later won his first national amateur title in 1924 defeating George Von Elm 3 and 3.
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Jammy Johnston
Johny Goodman
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George von Elin
Graduation ruins Eastern State Teachers football hopes
Madison Sept 20. Eastern State Teachers College faces a disappointing season as graduation ineligibility and the loss of last year's lettermen weaken the Trojans. Key players like Olsbo Whealy Devault Pitts Lindekuger Best Gregerson and O'Dell are gone or in doubt, leaving Curtiss to rebuild a reshaped lineup with few proven material in backfield and line.
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Bucks Open Season With Win Over Tyndall
Bucks open season at home beating Tyndall 34 to 0 in the season opener. Strong defensive stops and effective runs helped secure the early lead as the offense moved the ball efficiently.
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Tyndall
Wrigley Abandons Cubs Hope After Series of Setbacks
Chicago owner William Wrigley says the Cubs have virtually given up the chase for the National League title due to a long string of misfortune. He cites Carlson and Hornsby losses, Bell and Stephenson failures, Grimm spiked, Rost injury, and Root's expected absence ending any chance of recovery.
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Madison High Defeats Salem 26 to 16 in Open Baseball
Madison High School beat Salem 26 to 16 in a baseball results notice from Madison dated Sept 20. The article mentions no teams in the football season and references an open race or ale context.
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League Leaders National League Batting Leaders Update
Baseball leaders list shows Terry of the Giants as batting leader with runs batted in by Wilson and the Cats, while doubles leader is Klein of the Phillies. The fragment notes average and team abbreviations, indicating a midseason stats roundup.
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Stars compile multi hit games in tight ballpark action
Yesterday's stars included George Watkins of the Cardinals-Cout, who doubled, tripled and singled twice, fueling a win over the Phillies. George Kelly of the Cubs-Sire sparked the ninth inning to drive in the go ahead run against the Braves. Bill Walker of the Giants blanked the Rede with two hits in a 7-0 victory. Lou Gehrig of the Yankees drove in five with two singles a double and his 40th homer against the White Sox. Inky Hargrave of the Senators aided in a win over the Tigers with a double, triple and a home run.
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White Sox
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Springs Triumph in Season Opener 225-0 Victory
Wessington Springs opened the season overpowering Wessington 225 to 0 led by Aashy Lucas who scored all his team’s points. Lucas ran 40 yards after a pick, crossed for a score, and added a 65 yard kickoff return for another. Referees were Alex Culhene and assistants Lamms and Antoine.
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Kasper's Sophomore Crew Faces Varsity Test Next Week
At Brookings on September 20 1935 South Dakota State College prepares for a varsity scrimmage with its sophomore squad led by Coach Cy Kasper. Key players include Rudolph Lee Norbert DeFrees and Harvey Severson as they mix in guards tackles and backs. Freshmen practice starts September 25 with George Thompson coaching the Bunnies joined by Bill Lowe.
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Braddock and Others Score In Night of Fights
Boston and Chicago bouts headline a card with James Braddock knocking out Phil Mercurio while Eddie Raw and Frankie Brattaglia win on points. Other results include Tammy Grogan and My Sullivan drawing, and Johnny Marlin defeating Johnny O’Harry in Mason City.
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Jennison and Schultz Named Co-Captains of SDSU Football
Ray Jenison and Ray Schultz were named co captains of the 1933 South Dakota State College football team by coach Cy Kasper. Jenison is a two year tackle on the all conference team and Schultz is the leading punter in the conference and a top blocker.
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Brookings Predvet
Deland High Receives Team Equipment From Local Sponsors
Doland Sep 20 Special Doland high school football opens October 1 against Groton with one of the best dressed teams in the state. Twenty eight hooded sweat shirts were donated by local business and professional men to outfit the players. Purchasers include Jack Long Fred Smith Drag Atlas Lumber Farmers Elevator Launsbury Barber Shop and many others.
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Deland High School
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Deland
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Clothier
Fred Smith Drag Company
Hayes-Rucas Lumber
University Fullback Suffers Broken Leg in Season Opener
Vermillion reports the University of South Dakota fullback Das Lennon suffered a broken leg in the season's first game and will miss the entire season. Lennon had moved from tackle last year and was considered the team's biggest fullback.
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Vermillion
Das Lennon
University of South Dakota
Cosc Montgomery
Lennon
Independent football venture in Huron meets stalled
A meeting to form an independent football team in Huron drew many enthusiasts but Dick Frye a sponsor failed to attend leaving plans unresolved. Attendees delayed practice until a schedule is secured with responses expected from several state teams and a desired game with South.
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Dick’ Frye
Frye
Vermillion Varsity Beats Springheld In Gridiron Bout
Vermillion high clinched a 24 to 0 football win over Springheld as blocked punts shaped the game. Vermillion capitalized on early momentum and stifled Springheld's offense with timely special teams plays.
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