Eastern Clubs Triumph in Final Interleague Play
In the last east west series of the major leagues, the American league eastern clubs posted 40 wins to 34 losses while the National league western teams went 33 and 18. The Chicago Cubs led with 11-2, while Boston, Philadelphia and New York each won 10. The Athletics clinched their 105th victory, led by George Earnshaw and Roy Mahaffey, with Foxx contributing a homer. Washington moved to second with a 4-2 win over Chicago, and St Louis toppled Boston 7-2 in a late rally as Brooklyn defeated St Louis to finish with a win over the Cardinals.
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Lake Preston High Announces 1931 32 Cage Schedule
Lake Preston High School basketball coach Smith has released the 1931 32 schedule. The list includes games against Bryant Oldham Erwin Helland Iroquois Brookings Willow Lake Arlington Arlington Willow Lake Hotland and Kingsbury county tournament with district play to follow. The calendar runs December through February with tournament dates to be decided.
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Braves and Vikings Cancel Annual Football Tilt
Sioux Falls and Augustana colleges cancelled their October 3 football game after Augustana’s athletic board voided the contract following Barry Huisinga’s move from Chancellor to the Sioux Falls campus. Huisinga had joined the Viking practice and participated in a secret drill. Lefty Gison, Augustana coach, aimed to use Huisinga at center and blamed none on Sioux Falls coach Francis Olsen as both schools seek alternative games.
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Vikings
Sioux Falls
Augustana
Augustana Athletic Board
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Viking
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Huisinga
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MacAndrews Hackney Tied In Golf Play
In Quincy Massachusetts on September 23 the New England open golf championship began the final 36 holes with Charles MacAndrew of Quincy and Dave Hackney of Lowell tied for first at 145. Johnny Farrell and Bobby Cruickshone tied for second at 146 and Gens Sarazen held third at 187 at the halfway mark. Only three others broke 150 with Denny Shute posting 152 in last week’s PGA event.
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Hackney
Quincy
Mass
Charles MacAndrew
Dave Hackney
Lowell
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Bobby Cruickshone
Purchase
Gens Sarazen
Great Neck
L. 1
Schaaf vs Griffiths in Chicago heavy clash draws big crowd
Chicago eyes tonight’s ten round bout pitting Ernie Schaaf against Gerald Ambrose Griffiths at the stadium. Schaaf’s power and recent knockouts set him as slight favorite over Griffiths, as 15 000 fans and a $40 000 gate are projected. Also on the card are five other bouts including Lou Scozza versus Larry Johnson.
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Ernie Schaaf
Chicago
Gerald Ambrose
Tuffy
Boston
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Schaaf
Griffith
Jim’ Maloney
Jack Gagnon
Teo Williams
Angus Snyde
Victorio Campolo
Roberto Roberts
Lou Scozza
Buffalo
Larry Johnson
New Football Era Seen At Harvard
Harvard opens a new football era under Eddie Casey, a larger and stronger team employing a Warner inspired system. Captain Berry Wood leads a skilled backfield as Harvard plans a smart, versatile attack with a huddle ready for kick pass or run. Key linemen include Curmingham Hallowell Lockwood and Talbot Diverson, with Bancroft Hardy at tackle. Schedule begins October 2 vs Bates, then New Hampshire, Army, Texas, Virginia, Dartmouth, Holy Cross and Yale.
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Casey
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America
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Letterman
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George Talbot
Henry Diverson
Mal Bancorft
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West Point
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Virginia
Burtmouth
Holy Cross
Yale
East Central Loop Organizes For Season At Lake Preston
East Central Conference met at Lake Preston high school to organize for the year. Sept. Larson of Oldham was elected president, with Headley of Bryant as vice president and Smith of Lake Preston as secretary-treasurer. The track committee includes Eldsmere Hetland Krumm Iroquois Headley Barks Hokenstad and Smith. The conference track meet is set for Lake Preston on May 9, 195%.
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Smith
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Iroquois
Barks
Willow Lake
Hokenstad
Arlington
Loughran Edges Sekura In Ten Round Fight
New York, Sept Tommy Loughran Philadelphia heavyweight edged Dayton rival Joe Sayre in a ten round decision. Sekyra fought hard and shook Loughran in the seventh with a heavy right jaw shot before Loughran finished fast to take the verdict on points.
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Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Max Baer
Ernie Schaaf
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Victorio Ampolo
Tommy
Dayton
Joe Sayre
Queensboro Stadium
Sekyra
Charley Retzlait
Loughran
Loughtran
Retzlaff
Gemmen
Belry
League Leaders Across National and American Leagues
The Associated Press notes top season leaders with National League batting and runs led by Hiasay of the Cardinals and Klein of the Phillies. Giants star Terry dominates several categories including batting hits and runs. In the American League Gehrig leads in runs batted in and hits, Ruth tops runs, with Johnson and Blue posting triples among notable leaders for Tigers and White Sox.
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Cardinals
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
L. Waner
Pirates
Herman
Yankees
Ruth
Gehrig
Averill
Indians
Johnson
Tigers
Blue
White Sox
Young Women and Veterans Clash in Championship Rounds
In the second round action of the championship, Miss Marjorie Kerr of Enid Wilson and Miss Helen Hicks of New York face tough foes as Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and others seek titles. Defending champion Mrs. Glenna Celia Ware of Philadelphia meets Mrs. Charles Eddis of Toronto while Miss Wilson takes on Mrs. I C Nelson of Dayton.
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Opala
Iil
Kansas
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Misa Kerr
June Beebe
Chicago
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Englewood
N. A
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Oshkosh
Wis
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New York
Marion Hollins
Virginia van Wie
Frances Williams
Lehigh
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Long Island
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Philadelphia
Charles Eddis
Toronto
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Dayton
Ohio
Lake Preston Sets Friday Game With Volga
Lake Preston high school football squad prepares for a Friday afternoon clash at Volga. Coach Smith unveils a lineup led by Captain Frank Vinson and new man Alvin Beir, with Norman Keith at quarterback and a full offensive set featuring Nelson, Kopyerud, and Brorgan.
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Volga
Volga High
Alvin Beir
Smith
Frank Vinson
Everett Hay
Glenn Matson
Ralph Blow
Bob Beott
Delbert Bates
Norman Keith
Maurice Nelson
Herbert Kopyerud
Nye Brorgan
Lake Preston High School
Esmond Wins Two In Diamondball Week
Esmond high school diamondball team won two of five games in a neighborhood tournament week. They beat Carthage 21 to 3 in eight innings on Monday, then defeated Iroquois 10 to 1 on Tuesday. Esmond attended the Carthage tournament Sunday and secured three wins in five games, though the side fielded was not the high school outfit.
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Carthage High
Iroquois
Carthage
Optimism Not Shown By Hargiss At Kansas City
University of Kansas football coach H W Hargiss criticized the first scrimmage as rotten and said the Jayhawkers must quickly improve to be ready for the season opener against Colorado Aggies. Nebraska regulars trained on defense with Notre Dame shift, as the Huskers prepare to face the Coyotes next Saturday.
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Cy Basper
State College
Dakota Wesleyan
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Kasper
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Rishol
Carr
Smith
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Hindley
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Henry
Schweiren
Heathcote
Salem
Tepley
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Rott
Wheeler
Tollefson
Backman
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Dunn
Hanson
Hopper
Steuben
Adkins
Groves
Kansas City
H.W. Hargiss
University of Kansas
Jayhawkers
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Notre Dame
South Dakota Coyotes
Huskvere
Blues Clinch Second Place in A A Standings With Split
Chicago dispatch reports Kansas City's Blues nearly clinched runner-up in the American Association after a doubleheader with St Paul. Indianapolis dropping two to Toledo boosted Kansas City as Columbus swept Louisville, tightening the chase for third. Weather halted several late games.
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Toledo
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Bill Swift
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Louisville
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Millers
Brewers
Young Page May Be Off Chicago Squad
Ineligible may deprive Pat Page assistant coach at the University of Chicago of a football thrill. Page, once a Maroon star, hoped his son Pat Page Jr would match Amos Alonzo Stagg. A classroom report suggested he could be ruled ineligible due to poor grades despite strong drills under his father’s supervision.
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Chicago
Pat Page
University of Chicago
Pat
Maroon
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Schmeling to sail for U S exhibition tour in November
Joe Jacobs, manager of heavyweight champion Max Schmeling, announced Schmeling would sail to the United States in November for an exhibition tour. He would fight Mickey Walker in February in Miami or Los Angeles, then face Jack Dempsey in June at a later venue.
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Paris
Joe — Jacobs
Max Schmeling
United States
Mickey Walker
Miami
Los Angeles
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Jack Dempsey
VermillionTeam Honors Captain in Memorial Victory
Vermillion high school carried on after the death of captain-elect Russell Stark, killed in summer, defeating Springfield. Notre Dame will persevere for Knute Rockne as the team honors Stark’s memory, inspiring players during the season start.
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Fights Last Night in Various Cities
Boxers Tommy Loughran from Philadelphia outpointed Joe Bekyxe of Dayton 60 to 0. Maxie Rosenbloom and Battling Bozo tied in Atlanta. Kenny Austin defeated Church Patterson in Sioux City while Bobby Crews and Harold Math drew. Babe Barnes and Johnny Burda also battled to a draw in Sioux City.
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New York
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Philadelphia
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Keey
Retzlaff
Duluth
Minn
City
Howard Shick
la Drew
Atlanta
Maxie Rosenbloom
New Fees
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Drew
Sioux City
Kenny Austin
Certrall Ciy
Meb
Church Patterson
Omeha
Saylor to Meet Colton in Smith Cup Final Sunday
Huron country club veteran Dr H L Saylor and Stanley Colton reached the Smith Cup final after tense semis. Saylor beat F H Schrader 6 5 and Colton edged Gust Jacobson 2 up, with 36 holes to be played Sunday, 8:30 am and 2:00 pm starts.
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H. L. Saylor
Country Club
Colton
Jacobson
de. H. L. Saylor
Huron Country Club
Bill Nielsen
Huron
Gust Jacobson
Saylor
F. H. Schrader
Tulane Coach Bernie Bierman Denies Minnesota Rumor
Tulane head coach Bernie Bierman called a Minneapolis report that he would join the University of Minnesota as chief football coach next year news and said the story is just one of those rumors.
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Bernie Bierman
Tulane University
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Yesterday's Stars ABeAnce
Heinie Meine of the Pirates pitched 13 innings allowing five hits and won his 19th game 3 2. Frank O Doul drove in two runs for the Robins with a double and two singles. George Slacholder pitched effectively in relief to beat the Browns 5 2. Jimmy Foxx homered with two aboard aiding the Athletics in defeating the Tigers.
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Phillies
Frank O'Doul
Robins
Cardinals
George Slacholder
Browns
Red Box
Jimmy Foxx
Athleticos
Tigers
Sophomore Talent Shapes Big Ten Title Chase
Sophomores across the Big Ten push to replace veterans and lift hopes of a title, with standout showings at Purdue Northwestern Illinois Ohio State and Notre Dame. Fritz Febel Bol Wade and Art Jens Ed Manske and others spark scrimmages as coaches assess speed passing and depth ahead of the season.
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Paul Mickelson
Chicago
Saphontoree
Sephz
Purdue
Fritz Febel
Bol Wade
Nobel] Kizer
Northwestern
Art Jens
Wheaton
Ed Manske
Nekoosa
Wis
St Ead
Schmidt
Notre Dame
Slong
George Melinkovich
Rey Brangheau
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