Giants creep up on second place as Pirates lose
The Phillies toppled the Braves 11 to 5 while the Cardinals beat the Pirates 4 to 3, leaving the Pirates two losses ahead of the Giants with a week remaining. Chuck Klein hit his 42nd homer as he tied the NL lead, and Babe Herman homered for the Cubs while Frankhouse and Adkins outpitched Brame. Others idle due to Miller Hugging's funeral services.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phillies
Braves
Cardinals
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Buccaneers
Giants
Clay McGraw
Ray Koupal
Baker Bowl
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Peery
Delaney
Chuck Klein
Andy
Melvin Ott
New York
Klein
Rogers Torneby
Inde Are Ready For Gann Valley In Diamond Clash
The Union Independents prepare for a game against Gann Valley Black, featuring Chicagoan Moose Kay on the mound and noted home run threats from the five Koch brothers. Manager Burns from Buffalo County fields a lineup with Monk catching and Johnson at first, among others, as the teams brace for a heated contest.
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Moose” Kay
Gilkerson
Chicago Union
Union
Gann Valley Blac
Lye Mahager Burns
Buffalo
Ginn Valley Ring
Koch Brothers
Blue Jays
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Jay
Burns
Saca
Tor de Huron
Monk
Johnson
Dbtenignod
Wayns
White. L. Bloodgood
Feld. i
Beavers Defeat Vecings In Opener At Sioux Pass
Sioux Falls, Sept. 38. Long runs for touchdowns by Burxera halfback lift Beavers to a 19 to 2 victory over Augustana College as the football season opened on a rough field yesterday. Boggess returned punts for 70 and 75 yards in the first and fourth periods. He also helped set up the third TD by Thompson. Augustana scored by blocking a punt. Shavers fumbled in the second half.
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Sioux Pasls
Burxera
Evens Vista Callone
Augustands College
Boggess
Thompson
Augustana
Shavers
Pierre Indians And Ft. Pierre High Scoreless
Pierre Indians and Ft. Pierre played a scoreless game with penalties hurting the Indians who suffered 90 yards in losses. Ft. Pierre moved well, gaining 14 yards, and Back Leftiit faced a red zone crisis at the one yard line. Wilkerson Fox and Big Earl starred for the Ta cians while Friesman stood out for Ft. Pierre.
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Friesman
Pierre Clevén
Redekins
Gettysburg topples Pierre High 13 to 0 in football
Gettysburg powered to a 13 to 0 win over Pierre High in GrippySlurg. Early in the second period Mann connected for a 30 yard run to Pierre’s ten yard line, Breene finished the drive with a score, and Mann then passed to Schmidt for the extra point as Gettysburg built the margin.
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Getttysburg
Pierre
Gettysburg
Inners
Mann
Breene
Schmidt
Baseball scores from league play with multiple results
In the American Association Indianapolis fell to St Paul 3 to 1 while Louisville beat Minneapolis 8 to 10 Columbus won 2 to 7 over Kansas City and Toledo defeated Milwaukee 6 to 4. Also noting Huggins funeral and absence of James.
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American League
James
Huggins
Games Today Matchups Across Leagues
Chicago plays Decrak while St. Louis faces Cleveland and Philadelphia meets Boston New York visits Weshi Philadelphia hosts Boston Watlonay Learue Boston hosts Philadelphia Brooklyn travels to New York Pittsburgh visits St Louis and Cincinnati visits Chicago American Association games Toledo at Kansas City Columbus vs Milwaukee Indianapolis at St Paul Louisville at Minneapolis and nation-wide schedules listed with numerous misspelled city names.
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New York
Cleveland
TSGS
St. Louis
Washingtom
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
National League Chicacoon
Pet
Newark
American League
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Watlonay Learue
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cinginanti
American Asso Toledo
Kansey City
Columbus
Ilwaukee
Tuilianapolis
St. Pau
Louisville
Minanapolis
Fation
Perrin Aims for Carleton Football Position
Sam Perrin, ex Huron and high school star, vies for an end spot on Carleton College football. The team opens at home versus the University of South Dakota, with a schedule including Hamline St Olaf Beloit Cornell Grinnell, mostly at Northfield. Perrin also starred for Carleton basketball last year and brings speed and potential to the gridiron.
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Hpield
Specinki
Sam Perrin
Huron
Carleton
Hamline
St Gilat
Beloit
Cornel
Coes
Grinnell
Northfeldy
Mack Winner in Watertown Mix
Radle Mack of Cincinnati defeated Happy Shade of Des Moines in the fourth round of a 16 round match in Watertown. Jerry Weady won a middleweight title claim by outpointing Awk Derrick in six rounds. Ole Jolmaon beat Kid Daley in three rounds. Dust Crawford and Charles Sherman drew after six rounds. Tuffy White beat Stanley Hubbard in four rounds.
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Watertown
Radle Mack
Cinciinnati
Happy Shade
Des Mones
American Legion
Shade
Cincinnati
Jerry Weady
Kid" Daley
Dust” Crawford
Iroquois
Charles Sherman
Jefferson Okia
Mack’s A’s Clinched 1929 Pennant After Long Build
Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics seized the 1929 American League pennant after 15 years of experiments. A star lineup led by Stuffy McInnis Eddie Collins Home Run Baker and Jack Coombs powered a season surge that left the Yankees in second. The roster features Gordon, Gleason, Foxx, Grove, Ehmke and Cronin among others with Mack himself at the helm.
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Connie Mack
Philatelphity Athletics
Ae Galaxy
Stuf
Fy McInnis
Eddie Collins
Home Run Baker
Jack Coonits
Tank Pilot
Athletics
New York Yankees
Sharkey Seeks Next Century Battle in Miami
Jack Sharkey’s knockout of Tommy Loughran elevates him as a leading contender for the next “battle of the century” likely in Miami. Large heavyweight plans focus on Loughran, Scott, Maloney, Griffith and Von Porat with November Garden bouts and Schmeling not yet planned.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Tommy Loughran
Boston
da Held
Miami
Fla
Marek
Sharkey
Madsi Square Garren
Goilor
Minami
Carden
Loughran
Phil Scott
England
Jimmy Maloney
Tithy Griffith
Sioux City
Towa
Ofre von Porat
Chicago
Stott
Maloney
von Porat
the Garden
Grifforth
Max Schmneling
Touran
Gurien
Varibug- Boxing Commission
Blues Continue Toward Record Pace in Civ American Association
Chicago September 28 The Kansas City Blues push toward a 110 win pace in the American Association by beating Calumet 7 to 2 as Dutch Awelding’s club piles up 14 hits. Indianapolis and Columbus stay tied for fourth at 76 and 77 while St Paul moves into second with a 2-0 win over the Senators. Milwaukee beats Toledo 7-6 and Minneapolis topples Louisville 10-5 to tighten the standings.
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Patlnant
Dutch
Awelling
Kansas City Blues
Rochester
Blues
Calumbins
Jong Tam Sheehan
Indianapolis
Columbus Square
Indians
Senators
St. Paul Clair
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Clark and Webster Fight Scoreless Tie on Muddy Grid
Clark and Webster battled to a scoreless tie as mud hampered play. Webster’s heavier backfield failed to break Clark’s defense, while Dougherty and Gverton remained constant threats for Webster.
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Clark
Webster
Artesian Battles Tie Game With Howard
Artesian and Howard played to a scoreless tie as penalties offset first down advantage. White and Detsing starred for Howard while Sante started for Artesian in the defense heavy matchup.
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Aiuwaks
Dsepl
AnArtesian
White
Detsing
Sante
Artesian
Highmore Defeats Onida 19 to 6 in Football Clash
Sept 28 report states Highmore High School seven defeated Onida 19 to 6 here yesterday. Highmore scored in the first quarter and added a touchdown in the third and fourth periods while Onida managed a second quarter threat. Key players for Highmore were Mitchell Brown Silvernail and Sharp with Hurt and Johnson starring for Onida.
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Hignmur
fSpevia
Lewis Smith
Highmore High Schoul
Onida
Highmore
Qaida
Mitchell
State college Jackrabbits face Wisconsin in Madison clash
South Dakota’s State college Jackrabbits travel to Madison to meet the Wisconsin Badgers in a high weight, defensive contest. Coach Kasper brings 22 players, including several veterans, as the squad, weighing 150 to over 200 pounds, eyes an upset behind a rugged line and aiming to score against the Badger defense. Ripon is the other Badger foe in tomorrow’s double header.
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Beockings
State College
Jackravite
South Dakota
Hurnh College
Cash
Cy” Kasper
University of Wisconsin Badgers
Madison
Rangers
Wisconsin
Kasper
Ripon College
Badger
Woonsocket and Springs Tangle to 6–6 Tie in Rally
In Woonsocket yesterday afternoon Woonsocket high school and Wessington Springs high school battled to a 6 to 6 tie. Wessington Springs opened with a touchdown and Woonsocket equalized late after a drive by Coach Hogan's eleven. Neither side converted the extra point. Tinnard stood out for Woonsocket with a solid all around game.
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Woonsocket High School
Wessington Springs High School
Wessington Springs
Hogan
Woonsocket
Intercollegiate Football Results from Northern S D Conference
Summary of multiple college football scores across the Northern S D Conference and surrounding games. Notable results include Midland 32 over Buena Vista 1, Springfield defeated by Fanhion 0, and leaders like Burke 60 over Fairtex 0. Other North Dakota and South Dakota teams posted varied scores, with several 0s and mid-range wins scattered among numerous small colleges and towns.
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Northern Norma Midland
Buena Vista
Intersunola PLC FE
Fanhion
Springfield
Woonsocket
Welington Springs
College football and basketball slate with many matchups listed
A dense schedule lists INVERCOLLEGTIATE Vuankton College at South Dakota and multiple regional games including Nebraska Wyoming contests. It notes numerous college teams facing on campus and in-state rivals with scattered city and school names across the Midwest and West, reflecting a broad weekend schedule.
Cuyler Eyes Revenge in 1927 World Series Return
Cubs star Kiki Cuyler, famed base stealer, seeks payback against the Athletics in the 1927 World Series after a troubled 1925 clash and a stint on the Pirates bench. The article notes his .215 batting, 419 steals all time, and sharp throwing, with McCarthy relying on hit and run when pitching is difficult.
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Paul RB. Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Sear
Kiki” Cuvier
Sun
Monie Bush
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Athletics
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Connie Meck
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Cuyler
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Cass
Sereen
Ichers
Canzoneri Beats Eddie Mack in Chicago Bout
Tony Canzoneri the former featherweight champion knocked out Eddie Mack in the eighth round at Chicago Stadium to solidify his bid for the world lightweight title. Mack, rated a top western prospect, was hurt early by a twisted ankle and could not recover as the New York Italian dominated the main bout.
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Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Eddie Mack
Denver
Mack
West
New York
Pankow Wins Sioux Falls Woman's Honors
BAVUXA VALLE Sept 25 Mrs R A Pankow is the 1929 woman golf champion of the Minnehaha Country club. She defeated Mrs Marty Sedgwick in the final match which was scheduled for 36 holes. Heavy rain ended play after the first round, with Sedgwick conceding the lead was insurmountable.
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Bavuxa
Newsboy Brown Wins Bout In Los Angeles
Newsboy Brown of Los Angeles beat Erate Peters of Chicago by a ten round decision in Hollywood California last night It was Brown s second victory over Peters Both fighters weighed 118 pounds and their bout lasted ten rounds in an LA match against a Chicago opponent.
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Newsboy Brown
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Hollywood
Cal
Peters
Chicago
Brown
Aberdeen Beats Jamestown 6-0 In Fast Contest
Aberdeen dominates Jamestown College 6 to 0 as Northern Dakota forward pass game stalls. Early scores elude Jamestown with fumbles and ragged play, final quarter only brief offense from Jamestown. North Dakota leads with strong defense and a few solid drives before time expires. Players listed include Doney Tansey Baek and Coons among others.
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Aberdeen
Aisk
Sarmaevhlders
Jamestown College
Wolves
Lintes
Jim Uraeed
Ameddy
James
North
Betl
Blake
Marquis
Weber
Rei Minner
Jonze Reies
Rip Jiesize
Coons
Rey Bointen
Purdy
Als Wall
Erek
Lavyret
NP Oyau
Hastings
Creighton
Major Elevens Open Schedules Across Institutions
Chicago reports say seven Western conference football squads prepared for preliminary games with minor opponents. Michigan, Iowa, and Indiana faced double bills while Iowa scheduled one contest. Michigan plays Alma College and Mount Union. Wisconsin meets South Dakota State and Ripon. Coach Witt arranged two teams and reserves. Tech vs Wabash. Ohio University and Burt Inzwersen planned veteran lineups for Carroll College of Waukee.
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Sigge Witt
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South Dako State College
Ripon Wir
Thisvlethwaite
Tech
Oho Univer
Burt Inzwersen
Carroll College of Waukee
Iowa Hopes Get Further Blows In Big Ten Scrutiny
Iowa faces a fresh setback as the Big Ten investigates a 1927 professional game participation by Oran Pape, a former halfback linked to a Gaiena team noted in a letter to Iowa athletics director E H Leuey. The inquiry follows Major Joni L. Griffith’s report and effects Jay’s opener lineup against Carroll.
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Iowa
Joni L. Griffith
Big Ten Athievie
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E. H. Leuey
Towa
Pape
Gaiena
Darlingtou
Wis
Sech Ingversen
Elisthles
Jay
Carroll Col- Jese
Heeney Retires From Ring After Hoffman Go
Stew LURK Sept 23 Herald reports Heeney, the New Zealand fighter also known as Sraith, retires from boxing after a disappointing display against George Hoffman, the young New York heavyweight, in a pre title bout before Loughran Sharkey bout. The veteran, once champion contender, has declined further competition after a downturn since his 1925 defeat by Gene Tunney.
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Stew Lurk
Rom
Beeney
New Zealand
Sraith
George Hoffman
New York
Honest Tom’ S
Heeney
Gene Tunney
Iroquois High School Kittenball Series Opens Strong
Iroquois School hosts a kittenball championship with three teams the Cubs Pirates and Yankees. Cubs led by Gehring sit atop the standings with two losses and no defeats. Pirates captained by Mulligan hold second with two wins and one loss. Yankees under Emahling have lost both games. More matches scheduled this week.
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Iroquois
Gehring
Cubs
Pirates
Mulligan
Yankees
Emahling
Boxing Results From Chicago and Columbus Browsed
Fights last night in Chicago saw Tony Canzoneri stop Eddie Mack in Denver and Johnny Datte defeat Benny Bass in Philadelphia. In Columbus, Irish Jackie Dugax of Louisville met Jimmie Reed in a match with curiosities noted.
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Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Eddie Mack
Denver
Johnny Datte
Cleveland
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Columbus
Jackie Dugax
Louisvilie
Jimmie Reed
Coleumbus
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