Patty Berg Dominates to Reach Golf Championship Teaser
Patty Berg, 20, of Minneapolis, powered past Myron Davey 10 and 8 at Westmoreland Country Club to crush the field in the women s national tournament. She trails only Estelle Lawson Page as favorites as the field narrows toward Saturday s final. Page, suffering a cold and sore, advances in good form amid rain and cold, seeking the Memphis 1937 final rematch.
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Charles Dunkley
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Patty Berg
Miss Berg
Westmoreland Country Club
Patty
Myron Davey
Washington, D. C
Los
Glenna Collett Ware
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
N. C
Eric Phillips
Lambton
Oot
Yare
Prep Star Gets Test Saturday
Arnold Derlitzki reports Chicago's Prep Star Bill De Carrevont, hailed as the nation's top 1037 football prospect, set to debut as Northwestern freshman left halfback in Saturday's college scrimmage. The piece notes strong early impressions, college prep drills, and varied Big Ten focus around Chicago.
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Arnold Derlitzki
Chicago
Bill de Carrevont
Iowa
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Washington
Huskies
Big Ten
Kid
Northwestern
Correvant
Austin
de Correy
Jens
University of California
Jigs Angels
Purdue
Detroit
Chicago Maroon
Illinois
Conel Dob Zuppke
Dresamen
Oho University
Ianma
Ohio State
Westchester Open Tourney Delayed to Thursday Start
Rain postponed the 108 hole Westchester Open Golf Championship at Fenway Golf Club White Plains. 275 players compete for 13500 in prize money with first prize 5000 plus awards to No 45. contenders include Ralph Guldahl Sammy Snead Byron Nelson Gene Sarazen and others in a five day event.
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New York
Fenway Golf Club
White Plains
Ralph Guldahl
Sammy Snead
Byron Nelson
Gene Sarazon
NE Conference Names Officers At Annual Meeting
The Northeast conference held its annual fall session at Britton. Lester Baumann was named president, Fran Gellerman vice president, and O. R. Felton renamed secretary treasurer. An executive committee will revise the constitution for approval next meeting.
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Redfield
Northeast Athletic Conference
Britton
Lester Baumann
Fran 'S Gellerman
Webster
O. R. Felton
Milebank
Sham Pensiins
Sisseton
Doland
Three NE Conference Golf And Tennis Honors Shared
In Redfield on September 23 special reports note Jim Humeston of Redfield and Gordon Aadlind with Elton Hustad of Sisseton shared top honors in the NE Conference golf and tennis tourneys at Brittan. Humeston won the singles title after beating Wilson Milbank Wolfe Redfield Morehead Britton, while Aadlind and Hustad won the doubles title for Sisseton. Foss and Bonfoey of Clark contributed to a 202 total for their team, eight strokes ahead of Milbank.
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Webster
Tiles Webster
Milbank
Bearcats
Groton
Clark
Redfields
Sisseton
Britton
Paes
Momters
Soramodate
Loop
Redfield
Jim Humeston
Gordon Aadlind
Elton Husiud
Foss
Bonfoey
Brittan
Humeston
Wilson
Wolfe
Ane G
Morehead
Addland
Hustad
Stvams
Milbanks
Bonteey
Cubs beat Giants in pennant race opener at home
Cubs defeated the Giants 7-4, cutting New Yorks lead in the pennant race to one and a half games as 34 800 fans filled the stands for the series opener. Three years ago Tommy Hitchcock led Greentree Four to a 7-6 polo victory over Aurora for the U S open polo title. Five years ago Washington Senators clinched third American League pennant by defeating the St Louis Browns.
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Associated Press Today
Cubs
Giants
New York
Tommy Hitchcock
Greentree
Aurora
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Reading wrestling results and bar storming Millers game
Jake Patterson of Syracuse defeated Abel Kashey in a 36 41 match in Reading. In De Smet Sept 21 the Millers routed the Tri County League All Stars despite a late surge by the visitors. Battery for the Millers Kaucher and Demming. End for the All Stars Tripplett and Martin.
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Associated Press
Reading
Pia
Jake Patterson
Syracuse
Abel Kashey
Paterson
Millers
DE Smet DE Smet
Psn
Jone
W. Kaucher
Demming
Tripplett
Alpena
Martin
Yale
McDonald
Feller
Bancroft
Magic Mary Ann Returns To Champ In Transit
Wile Turnesa’s Mary Ann, the lucky putter from his national amateur golf title win, was found aboard a mail train and sent to Elmsford New York after being picked up by an unidentified man near the Oakmont course where Turnesa defeated Pat Abbott last Saturday. The caller to the Post-Gazette confirmed the putter’s journey and its destination for the champion.
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Mary Ann
Pittsburgh
Wile Turnesa
Turnesa
Elmsford
Post- Gazette
Turnesu
Pat Abbote
Oakmont
Belding Seeks Freshman Stars For Wesleyan Football Team
Dakota Wesleyan University opens its 1939 football season September 24 at Vermillion against South Dakota University. Coach Lester C. Belding relies on incoming freshmen after nine lettermen left, with six conference games and key showdowns including Yankton, Jamestown, and Dakota in Mitchell.
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Jamestown College
North Dakota
Duane College
Nebraska
Wesleyan
Belding
Wesleyan Tigers
University
Vermillion
Southern
Springbele
Sioux Falls
Northern
Aberdeen
Doana
Neo
Mitchell
Ehlemecoming
Avensiana
Jamestown
N. D
Yankton
Wood-Badge Match Is Major Contest Of Singles Tourney
Forest Hills tennis fans faced rain postponements as the national championships reach the semi finals. Sidney Wood was set to meet Donald Budge, a clash billed as a potential masterpiece, while Gene Makers and Jack Bromwich faced a men’s semi and Alice Marble versus Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan awaited in the women’s draw.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Sidney Wood
Donald Budge
Gene Makers
Jack Bromwich
wUie
Alice Marble
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Kain
Budge
Wood
Tenais
New Yorker
Stars Cronin Foxx pace Red Sox wins in doubleheader
Cronin collected four singles and two RBIs to lead Boston 12 8 in the opener while Foxx hit his 46th homer and a triple in the second 7 2 as the Red Sox split. Stratton and Appling powered the White Sox to a 5 4 victory over the Yankees with Stratton earning his 15th win and Appling driving in three on two doubles.
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Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Cronin
Foxx
Boston
Monte Stratton
Luke Appling
White Sox
Stratton
Yanks
Appling
Trap and rifle shoot planned at Miller farm next Sunday
Flaws are being completed for a trap and rifle shoot at the Albert Thompson farm one mile west of Miller, Sunday Sept 25, under St. Ann's Catholic Church auspices. The committee in charge is Jim Murphy, Tom Beamer, Herman Steinleitner, John Meyer and Fred Hull.
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Miller
Albert Thompson Farm
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Jim Murphy
Tom Beamer
Herman Steinleitner
John Meyer
Fred Hull
Billy Saxton Lost For Season In Tigers Scrimmage
Tiger football suffers key injuries with Billy Saxton, an outstanding center prospect, fracturing a collarbone during scrimmage. The setback likely ends his season while Dek Folz seeks a replacement for center alongside other injured players. The team prepares for a night opener against Huron, amid high school field lights ceremony.
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Tiger
Billy Saxton
Billy
Huron
Dekfolz
Andy
Palm
Saxton
Clim Hoppel
Harding Sanders
Prasseet
Sedley Stuart
Tigers
Bosox Indians In Hot Battle For Second Place
Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Indians clash in a tight American League race for second place. Key players Jimmy Foxx and Earl Averill compete for the batting title while the pennant race cools. Boston beat St. Louis 12 8 and 7 2, Cleveland beat Washington 9 1 as rain cancels other NL games and the Yankees slump to a 15 4 loss.
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Hugh 8S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Yankee
Streax
New Yorkers
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Jimmy Foxx
Earl Averill
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Washington
Boston
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Baseball Recaps From AMERICAN LEAGUE Playoff Row
Yesterday's baseball games show Boston and St. Louis splitting a doubleheader with late rallies and strong pitching. Harris McKain Wilson Bagby Desantels Walkup Cole Harshany lead Boston while Heving McK and Peacock Johnson Cox Bildili Sullivan contribute for St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Harris
McKain
Wilson
Bagby
Desantels
Cole
Harshany
Darkness
Heving
McK
Peacock
Johnson
Cox
Bildili
Sullivan
Washington
More Schools To Play 6-Man Grid Game This Year
South Dakota reports indicate about 25 smaller high schools will adopt six man football this season. Sixteen have scheduled games, six more may play if arrangements exist. The sport, fostered since 1933 by Stephen Epler, offers play for students from small schools with limited enrollment and equipment.
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Walseth
Stephen Epler
Chester
Nebhigh
South Dakota
Barnard
Bridgewater
Fort Pierre
Frederick
Kadeoku
Mobridge
Morristown
Pierre
Pukwana
Rev Heights
Stickney
Wakpela
Wall
Eagle Butte
Faith
Presho
Mizhmere
Artesian
Bath
Leola
Mt. Vernon
Northville
Plankinton
Boxing results from last night report several decisions
Fights last night show Oscar Rankins of Chicago drawing with Pittsburgh opponent Al Quail at 163. Maxie Berger of Montreal outpointed Frankie Wallace of Cleveland at 141. Alex Ketjes of South Bend won a 202 pound bout by decision against Charles Belanger of Montreal.
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Associated Press
Eyston Abandons Record Run After Car Damage
Capt George E T Eyston halted attempts to break his 357 mph land speed record at Bonneville after his Wunderbolt racer crashed during a five mile run. The car slid on its shell at 349.85 mph as a covering fouled a rear wheel. Eyston plans to return to England October 2 aboard the Queen Mary, saying he had a very bad time and that the run was over three miles short of the finish.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Inh
George E. T. Eyston
Wunderbolt
Eyston
England
Ender Larottie
Saints Remain In Title Race
Saint Paul at home clinches series by defeating Milwaukee Brewers 4 to 1 in game five behind Art Herring six hit pitching. Wyatt had blanked St Paul in an earlier start but left the mound to clinch the set for Milwaukee. Saint Paul’s victory preserves their second title chance as the clubs prepare for a rematch tonight after Kansas City eliminated Indianapolis in the other semi final.
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St, Paul
Paul
Manning
Shaughnesey
Saints
Milwaukee Brewers
Whitlow Wyatt
Sand
St. Pauls
Wyatt
St. Paul
Brewers
Art Herring
Wwaukee
Rius
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Paltsburgh
Piu
Jock Sutherland
Panther
Wass
Pitt
Jock
Marshall Goldberg
Harold Stebbins
John Chickernea
Bill Daddia
Fabian Hofman
Elmer Merkovsky
Walter Raskowski
Steve Petro
al Lezupski
Bob Dannies
Dick Cassian
Goldhers
Wall
Sutherland
Strom
Pitttsburgh
Mater
Ben Ki
Bob Thurhon
Emi
Naric
Mike Sekela
Dick Fullerton
Harold Klein
Rudy Gradiswk
Ralph Hafer
Ted Kane
Joe Bellinger
John Dickinson
West Virginia
Temple A
Philadelphia
Duquesne
Wisconsin
Madison
Carmierie Tech
Nebraska
Lincoln
Penn State
Duke
Durham
Miller Armours Win Faulkton Tournament Final
Miller Armours beat Faulkton Trisea Flour Diamondball 20 in the Faulkton five team tournament final. Sweetland, Faulkton player, joined Miller and doubled with an error in the first inning to put Miller ahead. Pauls of Aberdeen pitched a 1-0 win, while Miller edged Crosbard 3-3 and Faulkton defeated Aberdeen 4-2. Godaht pitched for Faulkton in both games.
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Miller Armours
Faulkton
Faulkton Trisea Flour
Miller
Sweetland
Pauls
Aberdeen
Haven
Crosbard
Godaht
State free library head starts rural reading conferences
Mrs. Chester Barnes director of the state free library begins her annual series of reading conferences for rural clubs in nine counties with home extension agents. The meetings, in cooperation with State College extension, outline reading programs for rural communities. Dennis Gatehouse, Indians checked Washington Senators with sine Hibs la bi.
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Pierre
Chleste Barnes
State Free Library
Extension Department of State College
Dennis Gatehouse
Washington Senators
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