Jamestown Defeats Huron 12-0 in Intercollegiate Game
Jamestown college Jimmies clinched their first intercollegiate win of the season by a 12-0 score over Huron college. Scoring came in the first and second quarters as Wayne connected with Purdy for a TD and Purdy, on a fumbled play, recovered to run for a second. Huron’s defense held strong in the line but Jamestown dominated the opening half while penalties marred the fourth quarter. Lucas and Schwartz starred on defense and offense for Jamestown, with Huron’s Youel and large line standout performers backstopping their defense.
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Major League Leaders and Ohio State Athletics Update
Final standings show national league leaders like Hafey Terry Klein and Waner with top batting, runs, and hits while Ruth Gehrig and Marberry highlight American League marks. Buckeye athletic headquarters move to a new physical education building as Ohio State plans 17 Southwest Conference intersections in 1931.
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Saints Seek World Series as Seven Association Clubs Break Up
In Chicago on September 28, seven American Association clubs disband, save St Pauls champions, with Saints set to open a Little World Series against Rochester. The season saw tight races, star departures, and heavy interest as standings shifted late, with Kansas City, Indianapolis, Louisville, and Toledo among contenders.
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Few Baseball Records Made
New York reports a muted 1931 season with few notable records. Lou Gehrig and Earl Webb led in key marks, Gehrig driving in 162 runs and Webb counting 67 doubles, while Bob Grove posted 31 wins. The National League saw no new records, and Babe Ruth tied Gehrig at 46 homers in a tight home run race.
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Saylor Wins Smith Cup Final In Windy Stroke Play
Dr H L Saylor delivered a crushing victory over Stanley Colton to claim the Smith Cup tournament crown at 181 Huron County club. Saylor built a five up lead after lunch, then clinched the title dormie eight by halving the 18th, finishing with a decisive win in the final morning to afternoon rounds.
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Athletics Have Better Offense in World Series Preview
The Athletics hold the edge over the Cardinals in offensive strength led by Al Simmons Mickey Cochrane and Jimmy Foxx with power to strike in emergencies. Cardials rely on speed and defense though Charley Gelbert and Sunny Jim Bottomley Hafey show improving forms. Series hinges on long range power versus pitching.
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Football Times Have Changed in 1931 Season
New York Sept 2 The 1931 college football slate shows tight early season matchups across regions. Key games include Oregon State at California, Santa Clara facing Stanford, Nebraska against Northwestern, Pitt against Oklahoma, Notre Dame opening against the Indians, Texas A&M vs Tulane, South Carolina vs Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt vs North Carolina, and Yale Harvard Princeton Navy models debuting amid warm ups.
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Hitchcock High appoints new basketball coaches
Hitchcock high school names Nevin Platt as boys coach and Maurice Cosgrove as girls coach. The replacements face tough tasks matching the Brant and Sims records after Brant won four games in three years and Sims led a long winning streak, with notes on material and future expectations.
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Lake Preston Falls to Volga in Season Opener
Lake Preston high school football opened with a 38 to 6 defeat at Volga. Volga drove at will against Lake Preston as Coach Smith's team appeared overmatched by the stronger opponent. The loss marks Lake Preston's first interscholastic game of the year with many players returning from last season.
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Stars Triumph In Double Victory Versus Pirates
Yesterday's AP report highlights Das Taylor hitting a homer in each game of a doubleheader against the Pirates. George Binchelder led the Browns to a 2-1 win over the White Sox in the nightcap, Burr Arrett delivered a pinch double powering a 5-3 first-game win, while Jen Vomnik clouted a triple and two singles for the Indians. Tony Laxserl contributed four runs for the Athletics in a separate matchup.
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Jackrabbits Rout Wesleyan In First Champions In Two Game
South Dakota college grid activity opens with Jackrabbits romping 39 4 over Dakota Wesleyan at Brookings Wesleyan struggles as South Dakota Coyotes fall 44 0 to Nebraska later. Mines beats Southern Normal 7 0 Yankton Buena Vista tie 0 0.
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Hicks Eyes British Golf Title Challenge
Helen Hicks, 30, American women's golf champion, eyes the British title after strong showings at Formby. She defeated Enid Wilson 2 and 1 in the finals and plans to compete in upcoming Berthelyn Cup events in Philadelphia, aiming to travel abroad if possible.
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Vanderstein Wins Blind Bogey Event at Huron Public Links
George Vanderstein captured top honors in the blind bogey tournament at Huron public golf course yesterday. He earned four golf balls as bogey was 66. M J Jamson finished second with three balls, Bert McDonald third with two, and ER A Halvorsen fourth with one. McDonald also won the weekly medal score prize with a carding 37, marking his second straight week of the award.
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Big Ten Teams Face Hard Tilts
William Weeks reports from Chicago on upcoming college football games. Indiana, Northwestern, and Iowa face tough starts as their schedules begin the 1931 season against Notre Dame, Nebraska, and Pittsburgh. Michigan plays two games, Purdue mixes with two minor foes, Minnesota meets Oklahoma A&M, and Wisconsin has Bradley.
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Coyote Cagers Schedule Tough Tests This Season
Vermillion September 2 The South Dakota Coyotes under coach C B Hoy arrange a demanding basketball slate including Nebraska Oklahoma State Minnesota North Dakota North Dakota U North Dakota State Morningside and South Dakota State with three open dates likely filled by local schools The season opens with Nebraska then Oklahoma State at home followed by Minnesota at Minneapolis and ends with a March 4 game against Morningside at home.
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Indian Golf Tourney Draws 100+ Participants at Indian Hills
An all Indian golf tournament at Indian Hill Country Club in Tulsa Oklahoma attracted more than 100 participants described as red men and whites married to Indians.
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