Dixie Walker Hero Defines Dodgers Path To NL Crown
Brooklyn gains momentum as Dixie Walker hits a bases loaded triple for a 7th inning rally in a 4-2 win over Boston. Dodgers tighten grip on NL lead with Cardinals staying close behind, while Braves and Phillies loom in upcoming games. Reds secure third with Walters six hit shutout of Cubs. Yankees blast A’s 7-2 as DiMaggio goes deep twice. White Sox edge Indians 2-1. Browns top Tigers 5-1. Red Sox sweep Senators 7-2.
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Reese
Lew Riggs
Foree
Taner
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West
Dodgers
Harry Gumbert
Pirates
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Wichington Senators
Yankton College Greyhounds Face Buena Vista at Storm Lake
Yankton College Greyhounds prepare for a Thursday night game at Storm Lake against Buena Vista. Key injuries may reshape the lineup as Janes Hughes dislocates a elbow, Lyman Bates injures a bad ankle, while Morgan Smith aims to play through a sprain.
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Yankton College Greyhounds
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Storm Lake
Towa
Midland College
Greyhounds
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Storm Lake Gang
Janes Hughes
Dield
Lyman Bates
Ction
Morgan Smith
Jack Davidson
Burt Barnard
Bruce Eckers
Willard Acers
Smith
Walter
Zerb
Sioux Falls College Braves
Northern Wolves
Aberdeen
Augustana Vikings
Sioux Falls
Tigers Clinch Doubleheader Sweep in 10-9 and 3-2 Wins
Detroit Tigers last year registered their 21st and final victories as they swept Chicago in a twin bill 10-9 and 3-2, widening the American League lead to two games over the Cleveland Indians.
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Bucky Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Louis Says He’l l Do Job In 8 Rounds
Joe Louis predicts an early knockout of Lou Nova at the Polo Grounds, saying eight rounds would be “an awful long night.” He avoids overtime and notes past missteps, while training intensely as the fight nears.
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Lou Nova
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Broadway
Twelfth Man Tradition To Be Used At Texas A. & M. Again This Year
Texas A and M coach Homer Norton revived the twelfth man tradition urging 5325 students to supply experienced centers for varsity play. Sam Rankin was ruled ineligible, leaving Bil Sibley and Arthur Mercer as the only other suitors. The tradition, born in 1923, keeps all Aggies ready to suit up, with past examples like E King Gil and Joe Love highlighted as enduring legends.
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Homer Norton
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Leonard Holder
Aggies
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Arthur Mercer
Norton
Dana X. Bible
E. King Gil
Centre
Dallas
Gill
College Station
Matty Beil
Joe Love
Bell
Keller To Decide Outfield Honors In World Series
By Gayle Talbot the World Series outfields hinge on Keller’s ankle. If Keller is ready the Yankees hold a clear edge over the Dodgers or Cardinals. Without him George Selkirk would start in left and DiMaggio would lead a weakened lineup with Henrich backing him. Cardinals face further strain from injured outfielders.
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King Kong
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Brooklyn
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Pete Reiser
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Rabbits Might Be Short Key Player for Big Game
BROOKINGS Sept 25 The State College Tackrabbits face a tough test if Chuck Healy cannot play with a pulled tendon threatening his status as chief punter and passer. Koenig and Rufer could step up as replacements while Clancy may handle kicking duties if Healy is out. In the line Arnold Cook and Tom Durland stood out alongside Don Clancy at quarterback, providing hope for a hostile matchup against Iowa State Teachers College.
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Bobs Zuppke
Ted Williams Edges Toward 400 in Lean Doubleheader
Ted Williams dipped to a 401 batting average after collecting a lone infield single in seven at bats in a doubleheader with Washington. The setback shaved four points off his season mark as the team split the twin bill.
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Mark Washington
Ted Jams
Don
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AOL
Qeen Shing
Dodgers may clinch pennant soon but not before Saturday
The Daily sports note says Dodgers could clinch the pennant today but the hunch is they will not seal it until Saturday or after Friday night victory celebrations. Also mentions Louis delaying army physical, Will Tuttle selling western stories, and Brown football family lore plus Holy Cross at LSU plans by two fans.
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Associated Press
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Quarterback Club To Be Organized At Huron College
Huron College President George F. McDougall invites local sports enthusiasts to a 12 15 PM Friday gathering at the college dining hall to form a Huron College Quarterback Club. The meeting will feature informal talks on football memories plans for the club and officer elections after lunch. Reservations to his office by phone 3525 are requested.
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Huron College
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Gophers Train En Route To Coast For Season Opener
SPOKANE Washington September 25 Minnesota Golden Gophers traveling to their first game of the year opened defense of their national title with a 90 minute workout in Miles City Montana. Coach Bernie Bierman pushed 41 players through signal drills in mild weather before arriving in Seattle for the weekend clash. Fullback Hob Sweiger shifted to right half and Bill Daley moved to fullback during practice with no final decision announced.
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Grange Sees Minnesota Edge Over Washington Saturday
College football season preview highlights intense intersectional matchups set for Sept. 27 and beyond. Minnesota favored to beat Washington with strong line play from junior stars while teams like Notre Dame, LSU, Texas, and Michigan State loom as threats in early-week action.
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Merchandise Shoot To Be Held Sunday
Huron hunters will have a fast opportunity to limber up their shooting muscles Sunday when the Huron Hod and Gun Club presents its final merchandise shoot of the season. This will be the third such event held recently and the program will be arranged to allow all participants a chance at the prizes. Shooting will start at 9:80 a.m.
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Lem Franklin TKOs Musto in Two Rounds for Title Shot
In Cleveland on September 25 Lem Franklin halted Tony Musto in two rounds. Franklin’s fifth punch will back his bid to face heavyweight champion Joe Louis, following Musto who endured nearly nine rounds last week.
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Lem Franklin
Joe Louis
Tony Musto
Chicago
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Tigers To Play Yankton Friday
Huron High School Tigers, after beating Madison last week, face Yankton in an important ESD game Friday night. Bucks, last year’s champions, loom as a key obstacle as Huron touts improved blocking and passing and reshuffles the backfield with Hohm moving to fullback and Haastaund at right half. The center position remains unsettled with four vying for the job. the team will travel to Yankton Friday morning and stay overnight. The Tigers open conference play at home Friday Oct 3 against Brookings, then meet Watertown Arrows the following week. Other weekend games include Watertown at Sioux Falls, Madison at Flandreau, Mitchell at Brookings, and Wahpeton N D at Aberdeen.
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