Huron High seconds to meet De Smet in first grid test
Huron high school prepares to open its 1929 football season with a second-team squad of about 25 under D. C. Reutter. The lineup features several green but promising backs and a heavy, fast unit, ready for Saturday’s 2:20 clash against De Smet.
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Huron
de Smet High School
D. C. Rentter
Frank Coffey
Orange and Black
Coffey
Reutter
de Smet
C. Hart
R. Lundblad
R. Renshaw
F. Fugisang
Jack Poole
B. Coates
D. Voge
TE. Sherlock
C. Chapman
Harry McDonald
Battling Cotton in Watertown Boxing Card
Watertown Sep kid Cotton from Huron is set for a six round semi with Jer ry Leahy weighing 155 pounds. Johnny Mack of Cincinnati headlines vs Happy Shade of Des Moines in a 10 round main event at 184 pounds. The card features Joe NeArment and Charlie Sherman at 150 and 130 pounds, with two four round preliminaries Ole Johnson vs Kid Daily and Stanley Hubbard vs Tuffy White. Doc Nagel referees.
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Watertown
Sep
Kid Cotton
Huron
Jerry Leahy
Johnny Mack
Cincinnati
Happy Shade
Des Moines
Joe NeArment
Sisseton
Charlie Sherman
Jacksonville
Oklo
Ole Johnson
Kid Daily
Stanley Hubbard
Weary
Tuffy White
Doc Nagel
Walker Signs to Battle Wildcat in Los Angeles
Promoter Ancil Hoffman announced Mickey Walker will defend his middleweight title in Los Angeles on October 29 against Ace Hodkins a Nebraska Wildcat who defeated Joe Anderson of Kentucky by technical knockout. Hodkins dominated Anderson early delivering a sharp right hand that rocked the Kentucky fighter and led to the stoppage in the sixth round of their scheduled 10 round bout.
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San Francisco
Ancil Hoffman
Mickey Walker
Los Angeles
Ace Hodkins
Nebraska
Wildcat
Joe Anderson
Kentucky
Anderson
D U Preppares for Greyhounds
Vermillion September 25 The University of South Dakota Coyotes coach W J Manxst romery trains his squad for the season opener against Yankton Greyhounds September 28 At Vermillion Monty praises a strong line and a veteran backfield with several lettermen contending for spots First scrimmage last week produced a promising first unit with Captain Gidley Morrill Quaim Root Gunderson Kelly Drakes Adkins Walker Ebren Lear and Lennon among others listed in key positions.
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Vermillion
Yankton Greyhounts
Coyotes
W. J. Manxstromery
University of South Dakota
Monty
Gidley
Gettysburg
Morrill
Storm Lake
Quaim
Platte
Root
Madison
Gunderson
Vermilion
Kelly
Sioux Falls
Drakes
Ravinia
Adkins
Fuarkston
Walker
Armour
Ebren
Beresford
Lear
Lennon
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Scores
The report lists results including RAE Brooklyn versus Philadelphia with a 815 7 line and mentions players Clark Morrison Picinich Datley Columa Elliott Sweet Lerian Davis among others not scheduled. American Association scores show Louisville 4 St. Paul 5 Indianapolis 15 Minneapolis 4 Columbus 10 Kansas City fi Tolero 5 8 Milwaukee 1 7.
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RAE Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Clark
Morrison
Picinich
Mrthe
Datley
Columa
Elliott
Sweetland
Lerian
Davis
Association Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Tolero
Milwaukee
Baseball schedule with interleague and league matchups
Today features sole games across leagues including American League clashes Chicago at Cleveland and St Louis at Detroit. National League matchups Cincinnati at St Louis, Boston at New York, and Brooklyn at Philadelphia. American Association tilts Toledo at Milwaukee Columbus at Kansas City Indianapolis at Minneapolis Louisville at St Paul.
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Philadelphia
New York Pain
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Colombia
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
Zachary Tuengough
Dickey
Bayne
Simons
A. Gaston
Asby
Chicago
Lyons and Ber
Ferrell Hudlin
L. Sewell
Detroit
Crowder
Manton Herring
Hayworth
Seibold and Spa
Hubbell
Hogan
Cantwell
Spohrer
Mays
Genewich
Lucas
Gooch
Jakaa
Wilson
Brooklyn
Columbus
Minneapolia
Independents to Meet Blue Jays in Huron Sunday
The Huron Independents and Gann Valley Blue Jays, both seeking to finish strong, meet on Sunday at the Fair Grounds diamond. Gann Valley recently announced its last game, while Huron also planned to end the season. a championship-contest challenge followed, with Burns promising added talent and a new battery for Sundays game.
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Blue Jays
Huron
Huron Independents
Gann Valley Blue Jays
Fair Grounds
Gann Valley
Cohallenge
Hive Jays
Independents
South Dakota
Burny
Gann Valley Nine
Burns
Iowa to Present Petition to Reinstate Old Gold in Big Ten
Iowa City officials and University of Iowa athletic leaders prepared to petition the Big Ten faculty committee in December for reinstatement after a decree expelling the school. The Iowa athletic board voted to present its case and no conference basketball games will be scheduled for Big Ten dates until the December session.
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Iowa City
Big Ten
University of Iowa
Iowa Athletic Board
Carnegie Tech to Name Football Captain by Coaches
Following a standard practice, Carnegie Tech will appoint its football captain by the coaches. They may replace him if he fails to live up to expectations or meet duties.
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Carnegie Tech
Illini Tap Russell Crane for Third Big Ten Tilt
A stocky Chicago youth Russell Crane to lead the University of Illinois in pursuit of a third straight Big Ten title this season. The Illini captain stands 5 feet 10 inches and weighs 177 pounds, an All-America pick in 1927, with a strong returning letterman core under Coach Bob Zuppke. Illinois hosts Army at Memorial Stadium on November 9.
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Chicago
Russell Crane
University of N+ lindig
Illini
Illinoi
Bob Zuppke
Mlinois
Army
Memorial Stadium
Huggins Loses Battle With Illness In New York
New York Yankees manager Miller Huggins, struck by influenza and erysipelas, fought a losing battle as infection spread and fever rose after three blood transfusions. Dr Edward King reported worsening condition with the temperature reaching 104.5 degrees. Other items note boxing results and a Georgia boxing knockout in Macon.
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New York
iMiller Huggins
Doughty Attie
New York Yankees
Edward King
Huggins
HUGGINS ILLNESS SHARES LIMELIGHT IN MAJOR LEAGUES
Reports from New York center on Miller Huggins illness as fans and players follow results across leagues. Mel Ott drives in runs for the Giants tying the National League home run record with 42, while Tom Zachary posts his 12th win as Yankees sweep Boston in Ruth Day celebrations. Zachary remains undefeated for the season, possibly the only regular major leaguer to finish a campaign without a loss.
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Miller Huggins
New York
Melvin Ott
Giants
Tom Zachary
Yankees
Ott
Zachary
Polo Grounds
Rogers Hornsby
Ruth
Carl Hubbell
Harry Seibold
McGraw
Carl Mays
Joe Genewich
Ben Cantwell
Boston
Phillies
Johnny Morrison
Brooklyn
Chick Hafey
Jim Bottomley
Cardinals
Red Lucas
Cincinnati Reds
Hafey
Bill Hallahan
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bostonese
Babe
Team's Only Hurler Loses But One Game
New Orleans pitcher Guy Faul starred for Napoleanville in 20 Sugar Parishes league games. He lost only one game, finishing the season with a 0.958 team and individual record. Faul walked two batters, hit one, and struck out an average of 10 per game.
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New Orleans
Guy Faul
Paul
Napoleanville
Sugar Parishes
Jack and Tommy Meet in New York Heavyweight Showdown
Tommy Loughran from Pennsylvania and Jack Sharkey of Boston travel to New York for a 15 round heavyweight clash at Yankee Stadium. The bout narrows a three way path toward Miami and a future title, with betting favoring Sharkey. Other notes include Lupica outpointing Hackley and Hudkins stopping Anderson.
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New York
Tommy Loughran
Pride of Pennsylvania
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Sharkey
Debonair Loughran
Yankee Stadium
Phil Scott
Victorio Campolo
Miami
Scott
Max Schmeling
Jo Morrow
Gene
Tunney
Loughran
Indianapolis and Columbus Still Fight for Fourth
The Indianapolis and Columbus teams remained tied for fourth in the American Association, both winning to reach 75–86 records. Indianapolis crushed Minneapolis 16–4, while Columbus beat Kansas City 10–6, with all runs in the first two innings. Milwaukee and Toledo split a twin bill, Toledo slipping into the cellar by half a game. Louisville faded as St Paul won 5–4, marking the Saints' sixth straight victory.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Columbus
Indians
Minneapolis
Kansas City Blues
Milwaukee
Toledo
Brewers
Louisville
St Paul
Saints
Junior World Series Opens October 2 in Kansas City
The first four games of the junior world series between American Association and International League champions will be played in Kansas City starting October 2 with additional games at Rochester until one team wins five.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Rochester
Doubleday laid out Cooperstown baseball diamond in 1839
Maj Gen Abner Doubleday is credited with inventing and laying out the baseball diamond at Cooperstown New York in 1839. The oft cited claim places him at the cradle of the national pastime.
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Abner Doubleday
Cooperstown
N. Y
Owa Squad Readies For Five Bid To Pluck Big Ten
By Paul Mickelson Associated Press Sports Writer Chicago Sept 25 The Iowa Hawks may surprise scouts as they train to bolster Big Ten hopes Bud Ingwersens team pursues readmission to the conference aiming at a strong season Willis Glassgow and Mike Farrak spark the offense while Mayes McLain recovers from an injury The team displayed its best practice yet scoring four touchdowns in scrimmage Injuries and eligibility worries troubled most Big Ten teams though Minnesota reported focused workouts with Somers driving passes in scrimmage Chief Bender remains a draw in semi pro circles in Pennsylvania Maryland and Charles Smith England outpointed King Solomon Panama in boxing efforts
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Paul It. Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Big Ten
Towa
Hawks
Bud Ingwersen
Mayes McLain
Willis Glassgow
Mike Farrak
Somers
Spears
Minnesota
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