Huron Independents Lose To Howard 6-4 In Weekend Game
Howard Independents defeated Huron 6 to 4 on Sunday at the fair grounds. Chirpseth pitched well for Howard with strong fielding support while Huron failed to convert baserunners. Key moments included Howard scoring in the first and third innings and Huron's lone third inning run, followed by Howard extending the lead in the sixth.
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Wessington and Wessington Springs Battle to Scoreless Tie
Wessington and Wessington Springs high schools played to a 0-0 tie on the Wessington gridiron. Wessington outplayed the visitors but could not score. Springs failed to gain a first down, while Wessington twice halted drives near the goal line. Captain Rogers and McElrath in ends and Mitchell at halfback starred for Wessington.
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Kipke Boosted by Truskowski Captain at Michigan
In his first year as head coach at Michigan, alma mater, Harry Kipke gains key support from captain and end Joseph Truskowski of Detroit. Truskowski, 22, six feet tall and 199 pounds, was one of the best ends in the Western Conference last season and is expected to shine in Kipke’s open style in the conference race. The Wolverines may be one of the elite teams in the middle west this fall.
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Harry Kipke
Joseph Truskowski
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Truskowski
Kipke
Middle West
Routis Nearing Paris Cafe Purchase in Title Bid
Hartford writer Edward J. Nem reports featherweight champion Andre Routis may buy a Paris cafe and settle there if he loses his title to Battalino. Routis, fighting man from France, has struggled recently but prepares for tonight’s title bout amid talk of retirement if defeated. Battalino, the Italian challenger, rose to fame after beating Panama Al Brown and was amateur champion in 1927.
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Andre ‘Routis
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Routin
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Athletics Confident in World Series Clash With Cubs
Philadelphia September report notes the American League champions exude college football swagger as they prepare for the World Series. Connie Mack’s staff, including 25 players,声express strong belief they will defeat Chicago Cubs, while Meck wants a seven game set but will push for a prompt finish. The team keeps routines light yet sharp, ready for immediate action if series begins.
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Interscholastic Football Results Across Regions
Sioux Falls edged Rock Rapids 13 to 0 as Edgemont defeated Lusk 8 to 0. Strandford beat West Coast Army 45 to 9 and Oregon Aggies won 37 to 6 over Williamette. Winona Teachers triumphed 12 to 0, West Virginia 16 beat West Virginia Wes 0, West Virginia Military lost 19 to 0, and Hatspton Sydney 0 was recorded.
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Clubs Face Dead Two Weeks Left in Schedules
Historic baseball owners edge toward a costly season with deficits projected at 250000 to 500000 as open dates crowd weekends. Wrigley and McGillian cooling, while Yankees and White Sox trade wins. Major teams report payroll strains, pennant races, and looming schedule cuts to fit Sunday play and fan turnstile troubles.
Standings and Results From Yesterday’s Games
Baseball results across leagues include National League matchups New York Chicago with players Fitzsimmons Scott Hogan Bush Hartnett and more. American League games report Philadelphia Washington St Louis Detroit and Chicago New York with listed pitchers and scores. American Association scores show Toledo St Paul Indianapolis Kansas City Minneapolis and Milwaukee results.
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Scott
Hogan
Bush
Hartnett
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Sweetland
Davis
Rixey
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Sukeforth
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Vance
DeBerty
Lindsey
Johnson
Mitchell
Smith
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St. Louis
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Grabowski
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Earnshaw
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Perkins
Hadley
Marberry
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Hayworth
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Ferrell
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American Association
Big Ten Elevens Start Saturday in Openers
Four Big Ten coaches prepare for season openers with Michigan facing Albion and Mount Union, Indiana meeting Carroll College, Wisconsin hosting South Dakota State, and Iowa welcoming Camp Randall opponents. Wisconsin eyes Colgate visit October 5 as an eastern challenge.
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Bruised Champs Face Final Cubs Stretch Before World Series
Chicago. Sept 23. The Cubs, battered from clinching the pennant, have five days to regroup for the finish of their schedule and the World Series against the Philadelphia Athletics. Charlie Root and Guy Bush showed strain in the final games with the Giants. Gabby Hartnett’s hurt throwing arm remains a concern as Hartnett demonstrated limited health catching. Captain Charlie Grimm will return at first base for a six game series with Cincinnati starting Saturday. Attendance at Wrigley Field is expected to set a new major league mark, with official figures noting over 1,200,000 fans already served with three games remaining in the home stand.
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Kansas City Blues Claim Am erican Association Title in 1928 Season
In Chicago on September 23, the Kansas City Blues clinched the American Association pennant with a 5 to 2 victory over the Indianapolis 1928 champions after a doubleheader. Manager Edward H L Dutch Zwilling led the Blues in their third title in 28 years, with Ambrose 4. limiting the Blues to four hits in one game but the title secured in the second game. St. Paul moved into second with two wins over Toledo, while Louisville rose to fourth with two wins over Milwaukee. Columbus and Indianapolis remained tied for fifth after split doubleheaders.
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Huggins Suffer Influenza Hospitalized In New York
Miller Huggins manager of the Yankees was in a hospital today with influenza and facial infection. Specialists were consulted for treatment.
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Miller Huggins
Yankees
Games Today in the American League and National League
The card lists no AL games and shows NL matchups including Cincinnati at St. Louis, Columbus at Minneapolis, Toledo at St. Paul, Indianapolis at Kansas City, and Tourvilla at Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Golf Rule Clarifies Playing From Casual Water On Green
The rule states a ball on the putting green may be played where it lies or lifted without penalty if casual water intervenes. A ball may be placed by hand within two club lengths behind the lift spot or nearest non nearer-to-hole position allowing a putt. If casual water interferes with a stance, treat as lying in casual water.
Mondot Joins In Deal With Shikat In Wrestling Alliance
Philadelphia report recounts how Joe Toots Mondt was defeated by Dick Shikat and immediately signed on as Shikat’s manager. Mondt and Shikat Inc. now rank as a leading wrestling pairing as Shikat aims for a heavyweight title match. Sonnenberg is noted as champion by victories over Strangler Lew.
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Mondt
Dick Shikat
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Mondt & Shikat Inc
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Louchran among heavies to fight bouts this week
New York boxing week features two major heavyweight cards at Ebbetts Field and Yankee Stadium with Tommy Loughran vs Jack Sharkey at the Yankee Stadium and Victorio Campolo vs Phil Scott at Ebbetts Field. Other ten rounders include Swiderski vs Barba and Schaaf vs Renault. University of Chicago football outlook grim as 7 lettermen return after winless conference season.
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Cleveland
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