Maple Maulers To Commence Shooting For Keeps Next Week
Bowling leagues in the Golden Pheasant League and Huron Bowling Association set opening dates. The Golden Pheasant eight team circuit begins next Tuesday at 6 45 PM with handicaps 110 to 160 less 25 percent.
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Northwestern Faces Indiana Warmup Before Michigan Showdown
Chicago report notes Coach Lynn Waldorff drills as Northwestern prepares for Indiana at Dyche Stadium. The Wildcats, expected to be strong in the Midwest, face Michigan on Oct 2 in a key Western Conference clash with eight returning lettermen and several ex Minnesota players in the lineup.
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Grid clashes in Eastern South Dakota Conference test power teams
The East South Dakota Conference opens with Brookings Bobcats as early leaders after a strong Kernels win. Brookings travels to Sioux Falls to face the Warriors as Huron shows potential in league play at Watertown against the Arrows. Madison heads to Aberdeen to challenge last year’s winner while Aberdeen relies on seven returnees.
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Scoreboard recap hints at pennant races and past Senators era
The AP scoreboard notes American and National open dates and players like Kramer Hayworth Hincks and Hofferth as part of pennant talk. It references the Senators, and recalls their 1924 25 campaigns with mentions of 24 season success and past league dynamics.
Red Birds and Mud Hens Triumph in First AA Playoffs
The Columbus Red Birds defeated Milwaukee 11 to 16 and the Toledo Mud Hens won 22 to 1 against the Indianapolis Indians. Both series continue tonight with Milwaukee and Indianapolis hosting, then shift to Columbus and Toledo for a best three out of five. The victors advance to face an International League winner in the Little World’s Series.
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Yankees to Beat Cards If Flash Gordon Fires Up
Feder notes Joe Gordon has underwhelmed this season while Joe DiMaggio-era power fades. He bets the Yankees’ infield will lift when Gordon heats up and the Cards’ middle game struggles contrast with New York’s 33 homers to 29. A World Series edge seen for NY.
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Abe Greene Eyes Action in Light and Featherweight Boxing
Abe Greene the NBA duration champ aims to spark real action in light and featherweight boxing. He hopes to see Sammy Angott return to face Beau Jack and Bob Montgomery with Phil Terranova as the November NBA champ target. Angott will tour Detroit next month, then Chicago Cleveland and Portland as feathermen battle for a shot. Sal Bartolo Pittsburgh Jackie Wilson and Chalky Wright may contest the featherweight title, while New Orleans official Izzy Mattes bars Terranova Callura until a Villalba fight lands the shot.
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Dickey Eyes Eighth World Series For Yankees
New York catcher Bill Dickey, 34, aims to catch his eighth World Series for the Yankees. Reports say he plans to extend his record in the upcoming championship encounters.
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Madison High Faces Strain in Early Grid Schedule
Coach Al Mattice must hinge hopes on a limping Madison squad as ankle injuries thin depth after a week and a half. Key players Wenk sidelined by fracture, Gulstine, Aga hurt, leaving 28-man roster and a weak line, with a demanding road-and-home schedule through October and November against Aberdeen Mitchell Huron Yankton Cathedral Brookings and Finscrian Indians Navy.
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Johnson Wins City Court Title Final In Winter Park
In last night’s city tennis tournament Russ Johnson defeated Ernie Funek 6-3 7-5 and Ray Schroeder beat Ed Lowrie 7-5. Johnson and Schroeder188 meet tonight at 6 for the city title. Schroeder, a Navy pay officer at Great Lakes, is well known to local fans.
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Names Liberty Ship For Late J J McGraw
In Baltimore on September 22 Liberty ship to bear the name of baseball great John J McGraw. The honor follows Lou Gehrig, with McGraw’s widow sponsoring ceremonies at the Bethlehem Fairfields shipyard. McGraw died in 1934 at age 60.
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Close Battle For League Pennant Begins Today
The league pennant race opens with the New York Yankees aiming to clinch the American League. Detroit visits for a four game set as the Yankees face their toughest foe this season. The Senators go for a tenth straight win against the Browns in night action, while the Indians start their eastern swing. In the NL, the Dodgers host the Cardinals to hold second place with the Reds and Pirates in pursuit and the Reds playing a doubleheader against the Giants.
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City championship tennis opens with a 6 09 o clack
Sports brief lists events across activities and dates including tennis city championship September 22, bowling, football matchups from late September to November 11, hunting seasons opening September 25 and deer elk season set Nov 1–20, diamondball Beadle County tourney October 7, basketball Beadle County Conference meeting October 16.
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