Cubs Seem Set to Sweep Giants in Crucial Series
Chicago Cubs optimistic after a 7 3 victory, led by Gabby Hartnett with multiple hits including a triple, a single and a decisive double. Giants face pressured pennant chase as Cubs aim to extend their five game win streak.
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Belmont Open Draws Stars
A galaxy of stars competes in the Belmont Open first round of the $17,000 match play event. Winner earns $3,000, runner-up $2,000. Notables include Ralph Guldahl Denny Shute Lawson Little Sam Snead and other Ryder Cup players.
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Rey Mangrom
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Tory Manero
Harold
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Jenkins Tries For World Speed Record at Bonneville
Jenkins with a bandaged left arm drives the Monnoe Meteor on the 12 mile course at Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah aiming for a new world speed record. A tire blowout tore metal bits from the rear wheel. another earlier accident left the car wrecked on a soft spot at 180 mph.
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Purdue To Observe 50th Anniversary Grid Inaugural
CATAYETTY Ind Sept 2 Purdue opens its 17th gridiron season with Butler and marks the Boilermakers 50th anniversary since the first game in 1887. Old timers recall the inaugural contest ending 43 to 6 in favor of Butler.
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Tubbs Slated for Rough Initiation at Iowa
Chicago dispatch reports Iowa Hawkeyes debut under new coach Tubbs against Washington at Seattle. Eleven starters return with 17 lettermen, five “frosh,” and Rody Gmitro possibly replacing Wilbur Moore as starter. Weather halted a Saturday scrimmage. Bierman focused on forward passing and shifting defense.
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Wilbur Moore
Scalpers Seek Road Win After Last Year's Defeat
The Huron College Scalpers travel to face the Jamestown Jimmies at ten tomorrow, aiming to reverse last year’s 2 8 loss. Key players Ken Knapp Merle Marshall Hooley Gosch Floyd Thompson and Joe Rogers lead a veteran unit while Westby’s 1936 punt returns loom as a factor in this North Dakota grid clash. Washington Huskies prep for a season after a Rose Bowl setback with Phelan stressing reserve strength and new backs to fill departed stars.
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Motor Boat Races at Jones Lake Miller
South Dakota's fastest outboard crafts race Sunday at Jones Lake, Miller, in a St. Ann's sponsored regatta. Entry deadline is 12:15 p.m. Drivers compete for prize money. 60 percent of receipts go to winners. Rev John J Yum Campbell to act as starter. judges named as Dr RP Glunner Gis Murphy and James Bean.
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Huron Tigers Prepare for Night Game at New Lights
Dedication of the Maler high school bond project draws a large town delegation as Coach Marsh leads the Rustlers to Fur en for Friday night under newly installed floodlights at Tiger field. Work crews race to complete lighting and turf improvements praised as the best in the state. town bleachers reserved for residents, students occupy the south side.
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Red Birds Off To Good Start
Columbus opens with a road win over Milwaukee as Morton Cooper allows three hits in seven innings and Johnny Chambers starts the second game of the American Association series. Cooper’s three singles pace the Red Birds while Zuber struggles with eight hits and wildness.
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Helen Wills Moody Comeback Postponed
Helen Wills Moody has postponed her comeback at the Pacific Southwest tournament after her mixed doubles partner Baron Gottfried von Cramm withdrew. Moody, recently divorced, was entered only in that division and officials said von Cramm will focus on singles and the men’s doubles.
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Unbeaten Teams Meet in Baseball Tourney
Unbeaten clubs Fresno California and Battle Creek Stee and Wire face off in the Amateur World Series in Battle Creek. Sheboygan Wisconsin Ada Oklahoma, each with one loss, meet in the other matchup as the tournament continues.
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Fights Scene Rumored in Night Boxing Card
A garbled Associated Press report from Cleveland references fighters Baxter of Pittsburgh and Flynn of Batavia, plus Connelly of San Francisco and Bray of Los Angeles. The fragment hints at bouts and outcomes but is unreadable for full details.
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Charley “Baxter
Pittsburgh
Frankie Flynn
Batavia
Los Angeles
Bray
Lee Angeles
Douikedomt
Frankie Connelly
San Francisco
Ambers Montanez Battle Draws Carnival Crowd at Polo Grounds
New York promoters forecast a $350000 audience for the carnival of champions at the Polo Grounds headlined by Ambers versus Montanez in a 15 round bout. Odds on the bout favor either fighter with Doyle lining the bets. Other features include Marcel Thil versus Fred Apostali and Ceferine Garcia versus Sixte Escobar.
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Milbank Leads NE Conference in Big Win
Milbank moved to the Northeast Conference lead by a 28-0 thrashing of Britton in Friday action while Clark fell 34-0 at Brookings after a recovery from injuries. Arlen Milbank and Billings led Milbank’s attack, with Clark’s new backfield stars Tolstron and Clark contributing. Brookings visits Milbank next as Redfield and Wessington Springs schedule key early games.
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Willow Lake Meets Hetland In Softball Tourney
Willow Lake High School faces Hetland in the first round of a softball tournament set for Saturday Sept 25 at Erwin Field. Willow Lake shows improvement but flags in defense and power. team practice continues as coach Merrell aims for a win.
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Pesek Retains Title In Long Bout Defense
Lincoln match details show John Pesek, 42, defending his heavyweight crown against rival George Sister, the Ravenna “Tiger Man.” The bout lasted 264 minutes with two falls before Pesek secured victory after a grueling 23 minutes of grappling and a decisive second period.
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