Sharkey Scores Convincing Knockout to Claim Heavyweight Spotlight
In a dramatic Yankee Stadium upset, Sharkey overwhelms Loughran in the third round to seize the top heavyweight perch. The bout draws 43,000 spectators as Sharkey dominates with power, outpunching and outboxing the veteran Loughran. Sharkey’s victory shakes the division and positions him for a Miami showdown with Schmeling or a challenge to the reigning champ.
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Atlas D. Goutr Soelated Press
YORK
Sharkey
Boston Bark
Tommy Lowsh
Limacil
Las Wen
Gune ‘Ounasey
Philadelwoxing
Yankee Stadium
Shar
Ram the Dutger
Longmann
Jett
Loughran
Lou Magnola
Ant
Lough x
Tkey
Tnex Dempsey
Fonsut
Miami
Max Schmeling
Germe
Enxushiman
Phil Scott
Lagy
Fas Cly
Counter Quieher
Jackets Opening Tilt Postponed to Thanksgiving Day
The Spearfish Normal Yellowjackets schedule their opening football game for November 23 at Chadron after a postponement from October. Coach Paul Rose plans a veteran lineup against Laramie and a mix of experienced players and new material for the opener, with practice sidelined by limited reserves.
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Sueatretsit
Spearfish
Chadean
Bnenthish
Chadron
Yellowjackets
Deby
Suspension of
Columbus
Ike Bewreen
University of Wyemleg
Garamig
Wasterd Normal
Midison
Panl Rose
Laramie
Misterial
Spearsfish
Montor
Perth
Unuur
Wrfish
Deadwool
KUSD to Broadcast Yankton Coyote Game
Vermillion November 27 A play by play account of the Greyhound Coyotes football game at Vermillion will be broadcast over KUSD University of South Dakota station. Garrett Brackenridge alumni secretary announces the broadcast with A HL Whittemore delivering play by play. Program starts at 2 30 p m. Breckenridge notes KUSD broadcasts on 2 wavelengths 43 9 meters or 2 kilocycles at 90.
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Vermillion
Seal
Greyhound-Coyots
KUSD
University of South Dakota
Garrett Brackenridge
A. HL Whittemore
State University
Breckenridge
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Minor Leagues
Summary of yesterday's American League games with Philadelphia and Boston results, Wells and others, New York scoring, Chicago at Cleveland rainouts, National League notes including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and rain in several games. American Association reports Louisville and St Paul, Columbus, Kansas City, Toledo, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Minneapolis rainouts.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
St Souls
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphis
Brookisns
Philadelpha
Earnshaw
Walberg
Cochrane
Poring
Russell
Dirham
Asby
Washinston
Wells
Abore
Dickers Wadler
Graxlow
Ruel
Spencer
Rames
Bronkl
Philadephi Iz
Vanes
Matchell
Maid Petts
Tremsler
Wilson
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Games Today Air games postponed on decaunt oly death of Hussins
National League events listed with several matchups across major cities. Philadelphia hosts events as Pittsburgh visits St. Louis. Toledo plays Milwaukee while Columbus meets Kansas City. Indianapolis faces St. Paul and Louisville travels to Minneapolis in dense, tentative schedule notes.
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American League
Oly
National League- Toston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Onis
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Dndianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Coyotes Bet On Freshmen In Yankton Test
Four key Coyotes players are sidelined by illness injury and surgery ahead of a Saturday game with Yankton. Coach W E Montgomery plans a revised lineup with Whitmore at quarterback and Roll or Walker at tackle while other substitutes gain reps in scrimmage. Yankton is praised for a strong squad as the Coyotes unveil new plays despite limited practice time.
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Vermillion
Coyotes
W. E. Montgomery
Yankton
Herman Ehsen
Ig. Venfinel
Hls
Rexlar
Carlisle
Yankelon
Jepson
Sweet
Moose
Pas
Whitmore
Garlisle
Roll
Ebsens
Walker
Drakes
Vanktoo
Youngworth
Cavale
Montgomery
Cayotes
Pla
Injuries Hamper De Smet Grid Workouts Before Homecoming
De Smet, Sept. 27 Special Injuries plague the football squad as they prep for Saturday game. Coach Ralph Yoyen works with veterans and newcomers nursing bruises sprains and strains. Schedule lists Doland Volga Lake Preston Brookings Howard all at De Smet with Homecoming on Oct 28 against Lake Preston.
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DE Smet
Weuron
Fair City
Ralph Yoyen
New Met
Doland
Volga
Lake Preston
Brookings
De‘Smet
Howard
New York Rites for Pilot Hegeins Today at Church
New York Sept 27 Metropolitan baseball men paid last tribute to Miller J Hegeins the Yankees chieftain who died Wednesday funeral services set for 2 p m at the Church of the Transfiguration with hundreds of mourners including Arthur Fletcher Charles O Leary Babe Ruth Lou Gehr a Tony Lazzeri and Warie Comics as pallbearers The Yankees American League game with Washington was postponed to allow attendance to the funeral services.
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New York
Miller J. Hegeins
New York Yankees
Church of the Transfiguration
S Bier
Arthur Fletcher
Charles O'Leary
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehr
Tony Lazzeri
Warie Comics
Yankees
Jensus
Washingtont
First Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Baby Foxx Poised To Make 1984 World Series Mark
Philadelphia September 27 Jimmy Foxx the baby of the 1984 World Series may prove a dangerous factor. The Maryland batters up to date led the American League before being displaced. At 22 on October 22 he stands as a major source of hope for the Athletics alongside veteran Al Simmons. Connie Mack faced decisions on Foxx’s role as a versatile hitter and fielder. Foxx’s power and speed as a left handed batter notes his potential to drive runs, while his confident outlook anticipates Cub pitchers’ curves with plans to use cuts and bits to success.
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Brian Bhu
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Maryland
Imate
al Simmons
Connie Mack
Goer Foxx
Prank Baier
Olds Athletics
Athletics
Eastern Shore League
Mack
Foxxy
Jia
Foxx
Cub
Blues Rally To Sixth Straight Win In 1929 Season
The Kansas City Blues, defending American Association champions, beat Columbus 6 to 4 to reach 19 victories. If they win their remaining four games, they could tie the 1923 club’s record. The win narrows Columbus’s grip on fourth place while Indianapolis gains a break without playing. Dinny Goating loses to Milwaukee in a 3 to 1 score, and St Paul tops Louisville 5 to 4 led by Harriss’s steady pitching.
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Chicago
Blues
Kansas
Columbus
Butch Zeilling
Indianapolis Indians
Former star Crane guilty of second degree murder in hotel death
Harrisburg report says Samuel Crane, once a major league player for Philadelphia Athletics and others, was convicted of second degree murder for shooting Della Lyter in a hotel room after discovering her with rival Oren. Defense argued intoxication impaired judgment. Crane also faced charges in the slaying of Oreu with a ukulele.
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Harrisburg
Samuel
Reu) Crane
Della Lyter
Oren
Crane
Oreu
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Brooklyn
Cincinmati
Northwestern Wildcats Dominate On Field This Season
Northwestern seeks strong showings in the Big Ten as captain Henry Anderson leads a fast, capable line. Mo, a sharp varsity student, complements Anderson in blocking for the halfbacks and the Purple defend their position with standout guards.
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Wildcats
Northwestern University
Henry Anderson
Rick Hunley
Widcan
Anderson
Northwestern
Helmless Yanks Rally After Funeral for Miller Higgins
Yankees thrash Senators 13 1 in Washington as they left for New York to attend Miller Higgins funeral. Athletics top Red Sox 5 3 in Boston behind George Barrisia six solid innings. Phillies surge past Robins 12 3 lifting to fifth place. Dazzy Vance falters as Giants cling to second.
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Yankees
Simmons
Red Sox
Boston
William J. Churmayn
Associated Press
Miller Higgins
White Sox
Indians
Cleveland
Watile
Miler
Senators
Washington
New York
Athletics
George Barasia
Rude Walberg
Red Base
al. Shomongs
Earnshaw
Pat Malone
Dazzy Vance
Alex the Great
Pat Moran
Phils
Phillies
Giants
Selpi
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Paul Waner
Clarence Mitchell
Hal Haid Ort
Jess Petty
Pirates
Boomer Wins French Open in 36-Hole Playoff
Aubrey Boomer, English golf pro, won the French Open in a 36-hole playoff, defeating compatriot Archie Compston by one stroke. Boomer shot 68 over the final round while Compston needed 142 for the playoff. The victory marked Boomer’s fourth French Open title.
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Wubus
France
Aubrey Boomer
Archie Compston
Boomer
SE Dil
Compsion
Walker Signs To Give Hudkins Title Chance
Mickey Walker world middleweight champion signs to fight Ace Hudkins in a ten round bout at Wrigley Field on October 29 in Los Veles.
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Walker
Hudkins
Los ~ Veles
Mickey Walker
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wrigley Field
Setober
Detroit Woman Reaches Canadian Open Semi-Finals
Mrs. Steuart-Hamilton of Detroit advanced to the semi finals of the Canadian women's open golf championship at Lancaster Quebec after defeating Mrs. R B Peltenzi of Winnipeg, the defending champion, 3 and 2.
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Detroit
Lancaster
Qut
Steuart-Hanilay
Rouund
R. B. Peltenz
Winnipeg
State trains for Badl... Wisconsin showdown on Friday
South Dakota State college sails to Madison to meet the University of Wisconsin. Coach Cy Kasper plans full squad usage after travel. Probable starters include Hertite, Saiem, Wheeler, Christai, Brookings, Haadler, Tenison, Parks, Englemann, Baker and others from Brookings and nearby towns.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Lefe
Madison
Wiss
University of Wisconsin
Cy Kasper
George Thompson
Jack Rabbit
Kasper
Wisconsin
Ler End
Hertite
Saiem
Wheeler
Mitchell
Chriasti
Hoberg
Montevideo
Minn
Adier Brookings
Thoresam
Dell Ranids
Lowe
Lincoln
Neb
Simpkins
Haadler
Laverne
Tenison
Avon
Schultz
Telleson
Linux Fuller
Swanson
Parker
Henry
Volga
Parks
Sutherland
Lowa
Devoy
Faribault
Englemann
Miller
Riseher
Baker
Hidky
Yankton
Netson
Gargetson
Big Ten Lineups Doubtful on Eve
Indiana and Wisconsin await injury and eligibility reports before naming starters for the 1929 football season openers. Seven regulars may return from injuries, affecting lineup decisions. Wisconsin faces Ripon College and South Dakota State in the opener, while Michigan debuts vs Mount Union. Other Big Ten teams rely on freshmen or reserves.
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Cthcago
UPI
Pat Page
Indiana
Glenn
Uenalte
Wisconsin
Trontse
Nemng Speups
Page
Waleseh College
Ohio University of Athens
Badger
Riponeplage
South Dakota State
Michigan
Allen
Mount Union
Carrall College
Injuries Affect Champion Bruins Ahead of Action
Charley Grimm may skip playing first base for the Cubs if doctors’ orders are not defied as they return to action. A fractured bone in his left hand, healed but fragile, risks delaying his path to the championship series with the Athletics. Gabby Hartnett will limit World Series work to pinch hitting while Wartnett’s throwing arm remains restricted after a recent concussion.
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Calcago
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Grimm
Polo Grounds
York
Athletics
Gabby Hartnett
Pinel
Wartnett
Giants
Aurora
Championship Go Set for October
The middleweight world title fight is set for October 9 at Vigby Field with Mickey Walker defending against Nebraska Wildcat. Contract signing confirmed plans for training camps, with 4 percent of net receipts to the champion and 12 percent to Hudkins. Promoter Jack Doyle and Ancil Hoffman of San Francisco are staging the bout.
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Los Angeles
Rld Sys
Micey Walker
Nebraska Wildcat
Vigby Field
Yesksday
Hudkins
Jack Doyle
Ancil Hoffman
San Francisco
Canzoneri And Mack In Chicago Tonight
Canzoneri and Mack prepare for a 16 round lightweight bout at Chicago Stadium with Canzoneri favored to regain top status after last month’s challenge from Sammy Mandell. Eddie Mack, the hard hitting western lightweight, confronts the former featherweight champion in the marquee clash.
Intercollegiate Football Games Listed Across Regions
A roster of intercollegiate football matchups across North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and nearby states includes Jamestown at North Dakota Normal Buena Vista in Storm Lake Alfred at Hamilton Occidental at Kzdna Knoxville at Tuskegee California Teachers at Fanwnead Pipestone at Madison Springfield at Yankton Aberdeen seconds at Barnard Salem at Vermillion and several others naming towns like Platte Avon Wyndall Geddes Plankington Armour Miler Wersington Springs Ouida Highmore Pierre Fedora Larke Preston Arlesian Hoyer Murdo Sundane Chadron Gregory Colone Lead Sweart Jurke Ips Hettinger Lens White Dell Rapids Groton Beresford Akron Dupree Faith Canton Academy Garretson Dallas Bollested Timber Lake Morridgn Newcastle Elk Point Draper Chamberlain Rastiville Edgemont Salem Vermillion.
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Hamilton
Alfred
Kzdna
Occidental
Knoxville
Tuskegee California
N. D
Pipestone
Minn
Madison
Springfeld
Yankton
Aberdeen
Barnard
Salem
Vermillion
S.E.L. D
Platte
Bulle
New
Avon
Scotland
Wyndall
Geddes
Plankington
Armour
Miler
Wersington Springs
Ouida
Highmore
Pierre
Gettysburg
Fedora
Larke Preston
Arlesian
Hoyer Murdo
Belle Fourche
Sundane
Faith
Perker
Cente
Canton Academy
Garretson
Dallas
Bollested
Timber Lake
Morridgn
Newcastle
Neb
Elk Point
Draper
Chamberlain
Rastiville
Edgemont
Intercollegiate Games Across Regions and Colleges
Saturday slate lists Yankton College at South Dakota, School of Misch at Chadeon Neb, and multiple pairings including South Dakota State at Wisconsin, Carnegie Tech at Belhany, Norwich at Dartmont, St Olaf at Hamline, Wabash at Indiana, and Hastings at Kays. Regional matches extend from North Dakota to California with numerous small colleges in agenda contests and conference actions.
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Intercollegate
Yankton College
University of South Dakota
School of Misch
Chadeon
Nebish Normal
Wyoming U
Southern Normal
St. Thomas
St. Paul
Broux Falls College
Sheldon
Towa
N.C
South Dakota State
Wisconsin
University
Nortigota TW
St Supimiior
Concordia
North Dakota
Carnegie Tech
Belhany
Norwich
Dartmont
St. John
Holy Cross
Isara
Penn State
Provdence
Rutgers
Hobart
Syracuse
Boston G
Army
Denlyer
Navy
John Hopkins
Lehigh
Drexel
Strattimore
South
Melon
Baylor
Alabama Poly
Sumingbar Southern
Oldlahoms
Wanderbilt
Centre
Tennessee
Middle West
Cedar Falls
Coe
Western Union
Des Moises
Striken
Drake
Penn College
Grinnell
St. Olaf
Hamline
Hastings
Kays
Wabash
Indiana
Winona
LaCroses
Mt Union
Albion
Michigan
Friends
Maskell
Carroll
Lawn
Far West
Santa Clara
California
Mr. St. Charles
Montana
U. of Cal
South Br
Southern Cuilina
Olympic A. C
Stanford
Colorado
Aggies
Regis
Conference de Smet
Huron
Fiandreau
Brookings
Aberdeen
Jamestown
N. D
Sturgis
Deadwood
Murdo
Rapid Cit Parker
Centerville
Intra-murals planned for Huron grade schools
Plans for supervising intra-mural sports between Huron grade schools were approved at a meeting with A J Leys and school officials. Coaches Coffey and Baugerrer will oversee events with medals and cups for champions. Season opens Monday with speedball first, then volleyball, basketball, kickball, and track, awards based on points.
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Deiire
Huron
Selinors
A. J. Leys
Frank Coffey
of High School
John Baugerrer
Eupe
Rarni
Wil
Vollertall
M. Hess
Wilson School
Ma Buresfield
Lincgola School
van Gist
Washington School
Loraice Paulson
Jefferson School
Vernon Sorenson
MeKinley School
Hall Confident in Fumble Rule
New York September 27 Edward Kali chairman of the rules committee says he is confident about the new football season and the updated fumble rule allowing teams to pass and run more freely behind the scrimmage line. He hopes coaches use ingenuity within the code to develop a smarter more spectacular game.
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New York
Edward K.ali
Ast
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Hall
Kappenheimer
the Ranking Rooms of America and
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