Huron High to host Watertown ESD tilt in tough clash
Huron High School readies for a second Eastern South Dakota conference test this week. Coach Deblotz aims for a faster, aggressive offense against Watertown after a 33 to 49 win by Redfield over Huron’s prior foe. Starting lineups are tentative with key linemen highlighted.
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Watertown
Huron
Redfield
Arrows
Ross
Rosier
Kosler
Reese
Fisher
Meadows
Steins
Jeese
Psyton
Deklotz
ESD
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Milbank
Brookings
Cathedral of Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Flandreal
Madison
Traeks
Sioux City Central
Pete Holgate
Frank Coughlin
Francis Olson
Watertown Huron
Tamblyn LE Brenner Grewing
Lt Stratton Stroup
LG Wetherill Dakle
C Kelson Rosier
Bailey Reese
Walsh L. Stein
Englebretsen Fisher
VanArsDale Meadows
Case Stein
Timperley Nelson
Hoaglun
Cardinals neared NL title after win over Reds
The Cardinal 103rd victory tied the 1912 Giants for best by an NL club, with Johnny Beazley two hits while beating Cincinnati 4 to 2. Morton Cooper to start next game against Reds as St Louis closes in on first pennant since 1934.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
New York ‘Giants
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Beazley
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Billy Southworth
Red Birds
Big Morton Cooper
Cincinnati
Cooper
Ray Starr
Bill McKechnie
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Methodist
Vander
Walters
Starr
Wil
Hornsby
Robert Hornsby
Fort Worth
Huron C C Tourney Reaches Semi Finals
Huron Country Club hosts the Tredway and Liems cup tourney with semi finals set. Harlyn Hedblom Jr faces Roy Tredway while Joe Buckmier advances to the final by forfeit. Hedblom and Fredway expected to play this week with the final round planned next week.
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Huron Country Club
C. Irvin Krumnam
Torlay
Harlyn Hedblom, Jr
Roy Tredway
Joe Buckmier
Yedblom
Fredway
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
In the American League a lone game was scheduled with Washington defeating New York 5 1. In the National League Philadelphia shutout Brooklyn 4 0, with Melton, Pearson, Beck and Livingstone contributing in the mound and field. Cincinnati beat St Louis 4 1 as Walters and Lamanno and Beazley with Cooper starred behind the plate. Only games listed were played.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Joe
Scarborough
Onnedy
Early
Bonham
Dickey
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Melton
Pearson
Beck
Livingston
French
Owen
Cineinnati
Louis
Walters
Lamanno
Beaziey
W. Cooper. Jr
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Baseball Leaders and Pitchers Snapshot from League
Batting Lombardi Boston 329 Reiser Brooklyn 318 Home runs Ott New York 28 Mize New York and Camilli Brooklyn 25 Bitching Krnst St Louis 13 3 French Brooklyn 14 4 American run Boston Batting lam Bostom Home Stem Boston 38 aba St Louis 2 Pitching Bonham New York 1 Borowy New York 1
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Mize
Camilli
Bitching
Krnst
St Louis
French
Lam
Bostom
Stem
St.Louis
Bonham
Borowy
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
New York on Sept 24 Col Russ Newland disputes recent pick of Gunder Haegg as top athlete. Warmerdam's pole vault feats dominate American track, with discussions of Sullivan Memorial prospects. Other notes cover blindfold wrestling, Army plans, and gridiron picks from college and service teams.
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New York
Russ Newland
Gunder Haegg
Russ
Cornelius (Dutch) Warmerdam
Haege
Connie
Warmerdam
Yesterday's Stars In Brief From AP Baseball Notes
Dodgers shut out the Phillies on a near perfect game allowing one hit facing 27 batters. Ernie Bonham earned his 21st victory for the Yankees by holding the Senators to five hits. Johnny Beazley and Stan Musial helped the Cardinals beat the Reds with Beazley two-hit pitching and Musial collecting three hits driving in two runs. The ship Sarah Constant and Jamestown colony references appear as historical notes from 1607 and colonial history.
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Associated Press
Sry French
Dodgers
Phils
Ernie Bonham
Yankees
Senators
Johnny Beazley
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Beazley
Musial
St Loui
Reds
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bucky Walters
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Eric Bonham
Wardens Reports Point To Best Hunting In Years
Pierre September reports from South Dakota wardens foresee a strong hunting season with waterfowl and upland birds opening Saturday. Wardens cite heavy cover, abundant ducks, pheasants and partridge, and advise using a dog to protect game. conditions vary by locale from Lake Andes to Redfield, with ample ponds and renewed sloughs boosting prospects.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Elmer Peterson
Fish and Game Commission
Huron
Andes
Woonsocket
Aberdeen
Watertown
Redfield
Three Horses Vying for Horse of the Year at Belmont Meet
Alsab Whirlaway and Shut Out are the three contenders for horse of the year and are invited to race in Belmont Park's war relief meeting from November 5 to 12. The feature mile and a quarter event may include all three as per the turf committee of America.
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Whirlaway
New York
Pi—Alsab
Whirlayway
Belmont Park
Turf Committee of America
Dodgers Clinch 100th Win But NL Pennant Still Up
In a day of tight pennant races, the Dodgers crushed the Phillies 6 0 as Nick Etten spoiled a potential no hitter with a single. St Louis topped Cincinnati 4 2 to stay in the hunt, while the Cardinals could clinch if they beat the Reds and the Dodgers lose to Boston. Yankees beat Senators 4 1 behind Bonham.
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Brooklyn
Larry French
Nick Etten
Etten
Dodgers
Phils
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Reds
Boston Braves
MacPhail Resigns as Dodgers President to Enter Army
New York dispatch reports Landen Stanford MacPhail resigns as Brooklyn Dodgers president after weeks of rumors he will join the army. A special Dodgers meeting accepted the resignation and named a successor. MacPhail expects to be commissioned in artillery Sunday, the season’s closing day. He previously served as a World War I captain with the AEF and helped in the Kaiser kidnapping scheme. Durocher’s managerial fate remains uncertain as he seeks a navy commission.
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New York
Leland Stanford
Larry) MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
MacPhail
AEF
Kaiser
United States
Leon Durocher
Navy
Hold Coaches Clinic At Highmore On Monday
Fifteen coaches and athletic officials from central South Dakota met at Highmore Monday evening for an athletic clinic. RR M Walseth of the South Dakota High School Athletic Association led a discussion on football rules and physical education programs with representation from Pierre Miller Harrold Ree Heights and Highmore.
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Munn
Highmore
RR. M. Walseth
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
Pierre
Miller
Harrold
Ree Heights
Columbus Syracuse To Tangle Tonight In World Series
Columbus and Syracuse meet in the first game of a best-of-seven Junior World Series. Both clubs finished third in their leagues but swept four straight in the Shaughnessy playoff. The opening pair of games set for here with the rest at Syracuse and Columbus as needed.
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International League and
American Association
Syracuse
Jumbus Lot
DiMaggio Keller In Outfield Edge For Yankees
The Yankees rely on Joe DiMaggio and Charley Keller in the outfield to gain an edge over the St Louis Cardinals in a World Series preview. Musial and Moore pace the Cardinals in outfield stats while Keller and DiMaggio bring power and clutch hitting for New York amid injuries and lineup questions.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Yankee
St. Louis Cardinals
Enos
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Kelser
King Kong
Keeler
DiMaggio
Musial
Moore
Keller
Harry Walker
Coaker ‘Triplett
George Selkirk
Tuck Stainback
Navy Faces Tough Season With Unproven Navy Units
Navy enters a stormy football season with nine returning starters lost to injuries and graduation. Coach Whelchel must reshape a young crew with reserves promoted quickly as plebes join varsity. The Sailors open September 26 against William and Mary and face a brutal slate including Virginia Princeton Yale Georgia Tech Notre Dame Penn Columbia.
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Temple
Georgetown
Georgia
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
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Penn
Northwestern
Oregon
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Fordham
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Wisconsin
Southern California
Tulane
Texas Aggie
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Pete Zuhlinden
Annapolis
John B
Billick
Whelcher
Naval Academy
Alan Cameron
Larson
Hillis Hume
Wayne Nelson
Cameron
Virginia
Brinceton
Yale
Georgia Tech
Pennsylvania
Columbia
O Toole Attacks War Dept Over Louis Conn Fight
Representative O Toole of New York charged the War Department with mocking the war by allowing the Joe Louis Billy Conn heavyweight bout next month and urged a congressional investigation into possible favoritism. He cited army members released to fight for pay and said such leave requires donation to charity, urging an end to theatrical events as war ends approach.
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North Carolina Cloudbusters
Duke
North Carolina
Harvard
Joe Gould
Jim Braddock
Jim
George ‘Corcoran
Starmount Club
Greensboro
N.C
George
Washington
O'Toole
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War Department
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
New Yorker
Louis
Conn
Armed Forces
Montana State Drops Football in Broad Cut
Bozeman Montana September 24 The athletic council announced that Montana State College has discontinued football for the duration. Coach John Breeden said an intensified intramural and physical education program including a commando course would be carried on.
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Bozeman
Mont
Montana State College
John Breeden
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