Senators Near Pennant After 13 5 Win Over Browns
Washington Senators sit one win from clinching the pennant after a 13 to 5 victory over the St Louis Browns. A win today or any win in the next six games would seal the title, while the Yankees still retain a mathematical chance. Dan Crowder earned his 24th victory. Meanwhile the Philadelphia Aces beat the Tigers 2 1 as Bob Grove claimed his 2nd win. The Giants lead the East and the Dodgers lost 3 0 to the Braves as Bill Swift held them to four singles.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Carl Fischer
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Bill Swift
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Aberdeen High Faces Inexperienced Yet Packed With Weight
Aberdeen high school football coach Herbert C. Daubenberger faces a veteran shortfall with 17 lettermen lost to graduation leaving six returning players. The squad relies on weighty but inexperienced line and backs including Emil May at halfback, Goldache and Blood in backfield, center Gene Schultz, and guard Johnson. Sophomores and a few juniors are being groomed to fill key roles as they prepare for the Fargo opener in North Dakota this weekend.
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Lincoln to host national golf open with elite field
Lincoln will be the national golf capital for three days as Shrine Country Club hosts the Nebraska open. Notables Tommy Armour, Harry Cooper, Mac Donald Smith, Al Espinosa, Jock Hutchison, Johnny Goodman, and Ky Laffoon join the pro field for $2,000 in cash and merchandise prizes. An amateur list includes Goodman and the national open champion among many Nebraskans.
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Harry Cooper
MacDonald Smith
al Espinosa
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Johnny Goodman
Ky Laffoan
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Auburn Grapples With Injuries Amidst Looming Season
Auburn coach Chet Wynne frets over injuries that reduced Willis Phipps and others, risking passing and kicking strength. The Tigers boast a fast backfield led by Sterling Dupree with a schedule spanning Birmingham, Howard, Georgia Tech, Tulane, and Florida, hoping for a solid campaign despite vehicular setbacks.
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F C Braves Prepare for Estherville Tilt in Week Two
SIOUX FALLS Sept 21 Football stock at Stone Falls college swung between gains and losses during the second week but closed steady. The opener will be at Estherville with Estherville Junior College as the opponent. Coach Boate Olsen braces for a tough tilt as he assesses unknown comparative strength.
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Estherville Junior College
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Stars Lead Inconsistent Day Of Baseball Highlights
The Associated Press rounds up brief notes: Alvin Crowder limits the Browns to five hits in a 24t victory of the season while Fie Traynor drives four straight singles for the Pirates against the Dodgers. Pinky Higgins delivers a key sixth inning single for the Athletics to bring in Foxx as Detroit loses 2-1. Ben Chapman powers the Yankees with three singles and two runs as they top the White Sox. In St. Louis, Stillman knocks out Battling Bozo in Birmingham during the eighth. Additional sports on page sixteen.
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White Sox
Creighton Sees Victory Omen In Bird Incident
Creighton students hailed a dead bird found on campus as a good omen for the season while caretakers noted it as an ordinary death. The bird struck a window as Taw students registered in the Law building, breaking its neck, and some claimed it resembled a Jayhawk ahead of the September 3 game with Kansas.
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Fight Managers Slapped By Foster
Edward C. Foster, newly elected president of the National Boxing Association, criticized managers in a preplanned speech he never delivered. He stated most managers are unnecessary to boxing though he credited many capable ones as a credit to the sport.
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Edward C. Foster
National Boxing Asociation
Foster
Anderson's Choice Of Backs Uncertain
Chicago dispatch reports Notre Dame coach Hank Anderson is still weighing backfield candidates for the 1923 first string. Fans and critics debate four likely backs as Anderson builds a starting unit plus a strong reserve to support the Notre Dame machine.
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Coyotes Open Season With Two Tilts Against Northern
Vermillion September 21 Athletic Director G Backman closed his football camp at the University of South Dakota and prepares for the season opener with Madison normal. The Coyotes meet Yankton college Greyhounds the next day in a two game start. The squad, over 30 men strong, shows weight and speed with backfield trio Clinker, Isson, and Freebare likely to start. Backman uses an egalitarian drill, aiming for balanced development and strong backfield competition.
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State college football prey on heavy practice ahead of Northern game
State college fans anticipate a rugged season opener as Coach Bill Carberry drills a heavy offense and a power house line to break the Aberdeen front. Kasper weighs options in line and backfield with new players vying for starting roles behind a veteran backfield and a size challenged, but aggressive, squad.
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De Smet Hith Plays D Ball at Local School
The article notes football suspended by the local high school this year and substitute player Draymond Bell. Coach Ralph Voyen focuses on practices. Talks of forming a tennis team and courts becoming available for the first time in years. Some boys played this summer.
Giants Receive Big Reception Returning Champions
New York Giants arrive after a rousing 20 000 fan welcome following their 1933 NL pennant. Manager Bills Terry plans a Polo Grounds parade and city hall salute with Mayor John O'Brien while he considers World Series pitching and rest for the team.
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Senators
Gunderson Named QU Fresh Coach at South Dakota
Vermillion September report states Gunderson, a Vermillion lawyer and former USD football center, was chosen as freshman coach by the athletic board. He succeeds Wallace McMullen and previously starred at Vermillion High and USD as a standout for three years.
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Vermillion
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University of South Dakota
Athletic Board
Wallace McMullen
University Law College
Vermillion High
Tidball Outlasts Vines In Destructive Net Campaign
In Los Angeles, Ellsworth Vines lost a disastrous season ending at the Pacific Southwest singles quarterfinals to Jack Tidball, UCLA, 6-1 4-6 7-5. Tidball advances to meet the winner Friday as Stoefen faces Perry in another quarterfinal.
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Jack Tidball
Los Angeles
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
University of California At Los Angeles
Brandon Greys Tie Northern League Playoff at Three
Brandon Greys won 2 to 0 over Superior to square the nine game Northern League championship series. Brandon scored in the fourth and fifth on five hits allowed by Braga while Bevis held Superior to seven safeties. The final line shows Brandon 2 runs on 5 hits with no errors. Superior 0 runs on 7 hits.
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Bujaci
Creighton Gridders Begin Intensive Training Week
Creighton University football coach Arthur R. Stark announces a week of the most intensive training as the Jays prepare for Kansas. Daily scrimmages will test replacements and sophomores while risking injuries for seasoning ahead of the open date with Kansas and a busy schedule through November.
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Famous Colored Jockey William Walker Dies at 80s
William Walker, famed Black jockey of the 1870s, died yesterday in Louisville. He rode Baden Baden to the 1877 Derby win and Ten Broeck in the Mollie McCarthy match at Churchill Downs in 1818. He later trained for John E. Madden and witnessed every Kentucky Derby dumping.
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