Yankton Bucks Invade Huron For ESD Opener
Yankton’s Bucks, rated among league favorites, travel to Huron High to meet the Tigers in the opening ESD game. Neilsen’s squad, boasting a fast line and a confident backfield, seeks an early statement as Aberdeen and Watertown show strength elsewhere in the conference.
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Gope
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den of Duluth
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Bowlers notch three wins in Fair City League action
SPowling Myers Corner and C N W W Ry bowlers each took three victories defeating Schmidt s City Club and Blatz Beer. Rainer led with 236 as Teuber posted 622 in series for C N W team. Myers Corner totaled 2810 in three games. Fullerton beat Coca Cola 3 0 with 261? team total. Gibbs topped series with 624 and Walner had high game 214 for Osborns. Industrial and Northern leagues show varied scores and standout performances amid a mix of teams and players.
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Osborns
Coyotes Prep For Wayne Game At Vermillion
Vermillion September 26 The State University Coyotes after a 20-6 victory over Dakota Wesleyan Tigers began preparations for Wayne Teachers College game. Coach Harry Gamage seeks a fullback, may draft a lineman. Bob Burns logged 58 minutes after John Maloney injured knee. Regulars Roy Kessler and Ed Potranek rested with arm injuries. Don King and Chuck Colgan subbed in scrimmages. Five years ago Cubs won NL pennant as Bill Lee beat Dizzy Dean in opener of doubleheader.
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Coyote
Roy Kessler
Ed Potranek
Don King
Chuck Colgan
Baseball Notes From A Rain-Soaked Day In The Americas
A fragmentary AP recap notes postponements and pitching lines as the American League games were delayed by rain. Mentions teams such as Boston and New York, with players including Swift, Newsom, Tresh, Bridges, Stout, and Brown. Details are sparse due to damaged text.
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Greenberg Leads Tigers Outfield In World Series Talk
Gordon Talbot notes Hank Greenberg's brilliance places Detroit ahead of rivals with AL home run and RBI leads, while Barney McCosky Pete Fox Earl Averill Bruce Campbell back him. Reds counter with Ival Goodman in right and Mike McCormick in center. Ripple competes for left field as Cleveland fights in the stretch.
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Ival Goodman
Reds
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Baseball Notes From The Diamond Rivalries And Lineups
Detroit matchup details show veteran Ben Chapman in left field Roy Weatherly in center Beau Bell in right with Jeff Heath as reserve Only Weatherly hitting above 1300 League notes recall Reds split doubleheader a year ago moving within one game of the NL pennant Also references Herbert Mendelssohn and a Notre Dame gold cup victory on the Potomac with Clell Perry in Detroit era context.
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Tulare Routs Hitchcock In 8-2 Softball Win
Tulare’s fast-moving softball team defeated Hitchcock 8-2 on the Hitchcock diamond. Roeber pitched a four-hit game as Tulare jumped to an early lead, while Gould struggled on the mound for Hitchcock.
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