Senators Rally to Edge Yankees 3 2 for Second Place Push
Washington Senators beat the New York Yankees 3 2 to widen their hold on second in the American League. Vernon Gomez faltered on Buddy Myers bunt, letting Washington rally in the sixth as Lloyd Brown and Firpo Marberry shut down the Yankees. Cleveland split a doubleheader with Detroit, and Boston won an exhibition over the Red Sox as Ed Brandt shined for the Nationals.
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Associated
Walt Johnson
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
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Senators
Yanks
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Yankee Southpan
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Gomez
Lloyd Brown
Yankees
Firpo Marberry
Brown
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Willis Hudlin
Indians
Clint Brown
Boston Braves
Red Sox
Ed Brandt
Danny Mac
USC To Use New Shift Play This Fall
USC plans a debut of a deceptive new shift on offense under Coach Howard Jones as the Trojans seek to cope with a heavy schedule. The team, built around two lettermen and strong reserves, will test the maneuver in practice before the opening game against St Mary’s. Schedule includes Oregon State, Washington State, Oregon, California, Stanford, Montana, Notre Dame, Washington, and Georgia.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Howard Joes
Men of Troy
Southern California
Trojans
Dame
Washington
Jones
St. Mary's
Troy
Oregon State
Washington State
Oregon
California
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Stanford
Los Anges
Montana
Los Ange
Notre Dame
South Bend
Georgia
Gridmen Glad Of Cooler Weather
Chicago reports cooler weather eases football camp strain amid Big Ten prep. Eddie Risk returns for Purdue. Sid Burnstein shines at Northwestern. Michigan and Illinois injuries minor. Ohio State wrestler Baumgarten sprains ankle. Stagg and Wiscons in pass protection and end troubles noted. Minnesota blocks concern ends.
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Middlewestern
Notre Dame
Heardy
Anderson
Big Ten
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Purdus
Risk
Northwestern
Sid Burnstein
Burnstein
Dick Manley
Pug” Rentner
Michigan
Illinois
Harry Kipke
Wolverines
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Eugene Baumgarten
Louisville
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Glen Thistlethwaite
Minnesota
Baer Stops Van Noy in Eighth Round Bout
Max Baer of Oakland 205 pounds, a former Livermore butcher, pummeled Jack Van Noy Los Angeles heavyweight until referee Toby Irwin halted the ten round bout in the eighth. Baer, back from a Reno loss to Uzudun, alternated between ragged and fierce in display. van Noy led early with jolting rights and lefts to Baer’s chin.
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van Noy
Baer
Mate Finishes Third In Potomac Handicap
Havre de Grace Maryland September 24 Mate a. c. of A C Bostwick with a half interest in Twenty Grand faced a pair of light weighted fillies in the Potomac handicap over a mile and one sixteenth. Carrying 127 pounds Mate settled for third as Tambour and Tred Avon beat him.
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Havre DE Grace
A. C. Bostwick
Preston MW. Burch
S. W. Lab
Stars Impress in Doubleheader as Indians Lead AL
Yesterday's stars Earl Averill and the Indians piled up four hits in a doubleheader against Detroit to seize American League leadership with 208 safeties. Lloyd Brown and Fiipo Marberry of the Senators held the Yankees to five hits to win a pivotal battle for second place in the league standings.
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Earl Averill
Indians
Detroit
Lloyd Brown
Fiipo” Marberry
Senators
Yankees
Schaaf Narrowly Tops Griffiths In Booed Decision
Benie Schaaf, Boston heavyweight sensation, earned a unanimous decision over Gerald Ambros “Tuffy” Griffiths of Sioux City in Chicago, but a pro-Griffiths crowd of 14 308 booed the outcome for about 15 minutes. Griffiths outboxed Schaaf much of the night, while Schaaf relied on body work and a planned knockout wallop. A rematch is expected next month as attendance reached 14 308 with gross receipts of 11115 and a net of 96137.
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Chicago
Benie Schaaf
Boston
Gerald Ambros
Tuffy” Griffiths
Sioux City
Iowa
Schaff
Eddie Purdy
Jack Sharkey
Griffiths
Schaaf
Hostonien
Tuffy
Ernie
Nate Lewis
Coaching Group Formed Here For South Dakota coaches
A dinner meeting last night here formed a regional coaching group with 13 high school and college instructors attending. The inaugural session elected Coach Ward H. Bell president and Frank Coffey secretary treasurer, with next meetings at the Marvin Hughitt hotel.
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Huron High School
John Hogan
Woonsorket
University of South Dakota
Harold Boeler
Actesian
Huron College
Dodds
Fedora
S. D. State College
Herther
Raymond
Dakota Wesleyan
Valdez
Iroquois
Yankton College
Nelson
Wessington
Ward Bell
William Jewell
Willard
Eastern Normal
Coffey
Huron
South Dakota State
Washabaugh
Wolsey
Northern Normal
Jones
Carthage
Turner
Charley McAndrew Wins New England Open Golf Title
Charley McAndrew, youthful homebred pro, won the New England Open in Quincy Mass with a total 233 after a subpar final round of 63. Johnny Farrell placed second with 200, Henry Cuici and Dennie Shuts tied for third at 233, followed by Bobby Cruickshank 295 and others in the field.
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Charley McAndrew
New England
Quincy
Mass
MacAndrew
Deve Hackney
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
N. C
Henry Cuici
Stratford
Conn
Farrell
Cuici
Dennie Shuts
Hudson
Ohio
Bobby Cruickshank
Purchase
Gene
Sararer
Great Neck
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
Farms Seen As Future Source Of Furs In Captivity
U S consular report from Milan Italy warns wild fur bearing animals in Europe face extinction and that future fur supplies will come from captivity. World fur demand rises and farmed animals like Karakul sheep silver fox blue fox and North American mink show success in captivity. The piece also notes boxing results with Mike outpointing Genero and Kaiser knocking out Ruth in Louisville.
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Europe
Department of State
U. S
Bfilan
Italy
North America
Discontinue Use Of Score Board After Championship Struggles
The Evening Huronite will drop its world series electric score board after years of operation. The AP wire service now provides play by play, making the board impractical. AP coverage of the Athletics vs Cardinals series begins October 1 in St Louis with Alan Gould and Edward J. Neil leading the staff.
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Associated Press
Lormatic
Huronite
Philadelphia
St Louis
Huromite
Sports Writers of America
Athletics
Cardinals
St. Louis
Alan Gould
Edward JW. Neil
Gould
Nei
Tom Paprocki
Charles W. Dunkley
William Weekes
Gayle Talbot, Ur
Hugh §. Fullerton, Jr
Women's Golf Tourney Sees Quarterfinals Action
In Buffalo on September 24, eight top women golfers from America and England advanced to the quarterfinals. English players Enid Wilson and Marjorie Kerr faced each other, while Maureen Orcutt and Virginia War Wie met in a dramatic pairing. Helene Hicks prepared to play Lena Pressler, with Hicks reaching an extra hole yesterday. Champion Glenna Collett Ware drew Mrs Leo Federmen as today’s opponent.
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Enid Wilson
Marjorie Kerr
England
Kerry
Jane Brooks
Maureen Orcutt
Virginia War
Wie
Chicago
Helene Hicks
New Work
Lena Pressler
San Gabriel
Cal
Miss Hicks
Maziou
Hollins
Glenna Collett Ware
Leo Federmen
New York City
Cavour Independents to Meet Yale on Sunday
Cavour Independent team, after an 18-5 victory in their opener, will practice today at 4 38 o clock in preparation for a Sunday game at Yale. Sheffield river rats were defeated in the opener with Welty and Googan on the mound for Sheffield and Jackson pitching for Cavour with Costello catching.
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Cavour
Yale
Sheffield River Rats
Wrestling Results in Columbus Feature Two Falls in 17 Minutes
In Columbus Joe Sieber Lodds Nek pinned Les Wykoff, a former St. Louis University football player, ending their two hour submission match in 17 minutes 3 seconds using body scissors. Ray Richards defeated Dick Lever in 25:35 at Nashville stating Lincoln, Nebraska 218.
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Columbus
Joe Sieber
Lodds
Nek
Les Wykoff
St. Louis University
Ray Richards
Lincoln
Neb
Dick Lever
Nashville
Dozen Teams Set for Openers Eight Kick Off Friday
The 1991 South Dakota college football season begins this weekend with twelve teams in action and eight playing their first games. Notable matchups include Augustana hosting Western Union at Sioux Falls and South Dakota visiting Nebraska to face the Cornhuskers at Lincoln. Northern Normal and Sioux Falls College meet in a floodlight night contest, while Dakota Wesleyan challenges State College in Brookings.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
University
State College
Yankton
Southern
Sioux Falls College
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Augustana
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Western Union College of
Brookings
Dakota Wesleyan
Jackrabbits
Maere
Huron
Jamestown
Huron College
Jamestown Normal
N. C
Yankton College
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Rapid City
Southern Normal
School of Mines
Eastern Normal
Madison
Jones And Ouimet Lose In Exhibition
In West Orange New Jersey Charity golf match pitting Jones and Ouimet against Billy Burke and George Von Elm raised about 1004 for charity. Burke shot 72 to lead, Von Elm 74, while Jones posted 74 and Ouimet 79 for a final 150 and 157 respectively as the longer nine wore down the American stars.
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N. J
Golt
Hobby Jones
Francis Ouimet
Billy Hurke
George von Elm
Bobby
Burke
von Elm
Jones
Ouimet
Indians Win In Only A. A. Game
The rain washed out three quarters of the American Association schedule. Indianapolis kept its mathematical chance of second place by defeating the Toledo Stud Hens 6 to 2. Bill Burwell limited the Hens to five hits while Burwell and teammates drove in 14 off Rabb and Einsler.
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Chicago
American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo Stud Hens
Indianapol
Bill Burwell
Rabb
Einsler
Farmers Urged To Demand Relief
ST PAUL Sept 28 An agriculturalist urged farmers union leaders from Minnesota North Dakota Montana and Wisconsin to boycott buying and selling and halt tax payments until Congress offers relief to the industry J E Bush Atwater president of Kandiyohi county union proposed the plan to state organizers and the Minnesota union backed the idea for submission to the national convention in Des Moines next November
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En Ulerota Agriculturist
Farmmers Union
Congress
J. E. Bush
Atwater
Kandiyohi Chounty Union
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Wisconsin
Minnesota Union
Des Moines
Spearsish Meets Vikings in Sioux Falls Schedule Change
In Sioux Falls on September 24 Spear Ash Normal will play Augustana College on Saturday October 24, per college officials announcing a schedule change. Previously Souther Normal had been listed as Augustana's opponent on that date.
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Spearsish
Sioux Falls
Spear- Ash Normal
Augustana College
Souther Normal
Augustana
League Leaders Showcase Early 20th Century Stars
The American League leaders include Simmons batting .391 for the Athletics and Ruth and Gehrig starring for the Yankees. Gehrig tops RBIs with 178, while Gehrig and Ruth clash in home runs with 45 and 44 respectively. Giants, Pirates, and Phillies players post notable totals in runs, hits, and RBIs.
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Tepty
Giants
Klein
Philex
Phillies
Terry
L. Waner
Pirlates
Ott
Simmons
Athietley
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Rens
Filte
Avyerill
Indians
Coaching Courses Added At University Of South Dakota
Vermillion reports new courses in coaching and military science alternatives under the physical education department. Seniors and juniors may enroll in coaching taught by Beckman Hoy and Deklotz with lectures and field observation across football basketball baseball and track. A second course by Backman covers dietetics first aid hygiene and nutrition with compulsory swimming as part of completion.
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Backman
George Deklotz
Western League Ends Season With Title To Settle
The 1931 Western League season is finished with the title to be decided between Wichita and Des Moines in the split schedule finals. Des Moines won the last half title. Wichita and St. Joseph vied for runner up as Wichita edged St. Joseph. The Pilots lead the standings going into the seven game series at Des Moines starting September 25.
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Associated Press
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Hon City
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Qmalu
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