Adams Not Likely To Play Derringer May Pitch Opener
Cardinals prep for the World Series opener as Earl Adams injures his left ankle making a potential lineup change. If unable to start, Andy High would move to third base while retaining the batting order. Gabby Street weighs final adjustments as Jess Haines also suffers a shoulder injury.
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Derringer
Charles Daneley
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Athletics
Philadelphia
Gabby Street
Earl “Sparky
Cardinal
Manager Street
Andy High
Jess Haines
Carr State Halfback Tops Scoring In D W U Contest
S D State halfback Carr notes a scoring surge against D W U as he moves ahead of Baxs with a touchdown and two goals for 15 points. Aikins ties Baxs for second with 12 points as leading scorers push totals higher.
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S. D. State
Baxs
Jackrabbit Flash
Aikins
Pat
State
Baxa
S. D
Attin
University
Crawford— Northern Nelson S. D
Pabner S. D
Bishoiar
Marquardt
Fae
Mines Terry
Anece
Hindky — Ahadaemee
Alvig Nee
S.D
Galster
Norther
Kaleson
Eastern Olson
Hanson
Dunn
D. University
S. D. University Partridge Yankton G
Schweiren
Ostlund
University Press
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota State
South Dakota
State College
Adkins
University of South Dakota
Series Facts Preview of World Series Opener in St Louis
Salient details on the 1929 World Series opener between St Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Athletics, including probable attendance of 39 000, receipts around 169 000, batteries Grove and Cochrane for Philadelphia and Derringer and Wilson for St Louis, umpires Wallin McGowan Klem Stark, and kickoff time 1 30 p m Central. Cardinals hope to overcome jinx with Derringer starting if selected, Watkins Orsatti Roettger Blades in field as needed, and weather forecast partly cloudy around 75 degrees.
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St, Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Grove
Cochrane
St. Louis
Derringer
Wilson
Richard F. Wallin
William McGowan
William Klem
Albert Stark
Nox Henrs
Botting
Athletics
National Broadcasting Company Chain
Columbia Network
Tostiti
Cardinals
John “Pepper
Martin
Stree
George Watkins
Ernie Orsatti
Wally Roettger
Ray Blades
Street
Tomorow
Fabert
Moses Grove
Louaconing
Paul Derringer
Springfield
Justife
Mack S Are Cocky As Series Nears
Philadelphia Athletics journey toward St Louis for a historic quest three straight World Series titles. The veteran lineup oozes confidence as stars like Al Simmons Lefty Grove and Bing Miller mingle in the train car. Manager Connie Mack stays calm while rivals stare down the inevitable clash with the Cardinals.
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Edward J. Sell
St. Louis
Champons
Philadelphia Athletics
Commie Mack
St Louis
Cardinals
Athletics
al Shamons
Jonaconding Lancer
Boly
Jummy Foxx
Weiling
Joe Boley
Boley
Philadelphia
Sein Bing Miller
Charley Horse
Waite Hoyt
New York Yankees
Biz Jarge
Earnshaw
Hoyts
Connie Mack
Steck
Max Bishop
Bishop
Argde Jimmy Dykes
Bing Miler
Rube Walberg
Mickey Cochrane
Popeye Mahaffey
Rebbit
Roger Cramer
Mule Haas
Three Teams In Big Ten Battle
In Chicago and the Big Ten camps the race for the football title narrows to Michigan Northwestern and Purdue as spring drills end. Michigan shows a powerful attack in a 38 to 0 win over the reserves while Northwestern and Purdue push strong, with standouts like Risk and Yanevich shining amid coaching drills and concerns over blocking and replacements.
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Paul Mickelson
Chicago
Michigan
Northwestern
Purdue
Ohio State
Winsis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Iowa
Coash Dick Hartey
Wildcats
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Demons Take Western League Title In Playoff
The Demons won the 1931 Western League baseball championship by beating Wichita in four of six games. They clinched with a 4 to 4 victory over the Aviators, as Billy Terry allowed five runs early before Clay Mahadey steadied Des Moines. Stanley Keyes hit his 39th homer of the season in the scoring rush.
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DES Muni Cep Weeres Woiies
Wichita
Demons
Aviators
Billy Terry
Clay Mahadey
Des Moines
Stanley Keyes
Notre Dame Loses Lukats For Weeks With Fractured Ankle
Notre Dame coach Heady Anderson will be without star fullback Nick Lukats for several weeks or the rest of the season after X rays revealed a fracture in his left ankle. Lukats initially hoped for a quick return but persistent pain led to the final diagnosis. Steve Borostetey emerged as Lukats probable replacement.
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Notre Dame
Lukats
South Bend
Ind
Heardy
Steve Borostetey
Wildcat-Husker Game To Be Placed On Air
Chicago report states the Nebraska Northwestern football game set for October 3 in Evanston will be broadcast over NBC WEAF. Network flag stations listed include WENR WLS WOW WDAT, with routings subject to last minute changes.
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Chicago
Nebraska-Northwestern
Evanston
NBC
WEAF
WENR
WLS
WOW
WDAT
Ood
Warden Re-Enrolls at Yankton College to Play This Year
Warden, a former Yankton college guard who has played for Cudahy of Sioux City, resumes enrollment and will be eligible for athletics this season. He excelled in football and basketball and earned all American honors in Yankton High School. He may see action in the Eastern Normal game this Friday.
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Yankton College
Yankton
Guy Warden
Addate
Cudahy
Sioux City
Yankston
Chicago
Paul H. Brehm
Kent
Bearcats
Charlottesville
Brehm
Twin Coach Company
Plays Added In Readiness For Huron College Opener
Coach Ward Bell tightens defense at Huron College as the Scalpers prepare for the 1931 home opener against State College Freshmen. After a 12-0 loss to Jamestown, emphasis remains on defense, with scrimmage and signal drills to shape the lineup and backfield choices for Friday night.
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Ward Bell
Huron College
Jamestown
Bell
North Dakota
North
Huron
Harman
Phipps
Bangerter
Korzen
Egert
South Dakota
Jimmies
Funnell
Harbert
Terpstra
Fuller
Bunnies
Bostic
Davis
Scalrers
Stoke
Low Dog
Lucas
Lamb
Hoyt And Frisch To Settle Old Argument
Philadelphia audience hears Hoyt and Cochrane in the forthcoming world series pitting the Athletics against the Cardinals. Hoyt’s rise since leaving Detroit and his past world series record loom as the central topic, with memory of 1928 and Hoyt’s performance against the Cardinals in 1921 noted.
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Frisch
Philadelphia
Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Wonder
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Yankees
Brooklyn Undertaker
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Connie Mack
Yanks
New York
Giants
Babe Ruth
Gopher Strength Seems Uncertain For Minnesota Football
Minne sota coach Fritz Crisler says Minnesota may have a decent club if all players perform at 100 percent, but strength varies by position. Ends and tackles lag, backfield balance uncertain, and preparations for Stanford on October 10 at Palo Alto include a shift to air attack with Brad Robinson catching passes. Schedule lists Oklahoma A and M, Stanford, Iowa, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Cornell Iow a, Michigan with key matchups and venues.
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Douglas MacKenzie
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Fritz Crisler
Crisler
Stanford
Palo Alto
Calif
Jack Manders
Quentin Burdick
Brad Robinson
Clarence Munn
Munn
Oklahoma A. & M
Iowa
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Braneton
Cornell Iowa
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Cubs Favored In Annual City Series at Wrigley Field
Chicago fans expect 25 000 as Cubs and White Sox meet for the city series opener at Wrigley Field. Manager Rogers Hornsby plans Charlie Root to start for the Cubs while Urban Red Faber faces the lineup. The teams previously played a charity game at Comiskey Park where Root shut out the White Sox 2 to 0 and drove in all Cubs runs.
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Cubs
Chicago
White Sox
Rogers Hornsby
Charlie Root
Red” Faber
Wrigley Field
Comiskey Park
Southsiders
Levinsky Seeks Win Over Sekyra in Chicago Clash
Chicago fight notes say King Levin, famed as the fighting fish peddler, aims to halt Sekyra in a 16 round duel. Sekyra, riding after a decisive win over Chauley Petlas and a solid showing against Tommy Loughran, hopes to push into big draw status in Chicago. The Portland snel listing mentions other upsets and local bouts including Ken Kennedy and Vern Butler.
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Sekyra
Chicago
King Levinsky
Ice Sekyra
Dayton
Ohio
Chauley Petlas
Deluth
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
King Fish
Coyotes Refocus For Carleton Game After Nebraska Show
Vermillion September 30. Coach S G Backman analyzes the Nebraska game and plans a heavier practice ahead of Carleton College clash Saturday. Carleton strength remains uncertain but is expected to be solid in the North Central Conference mold. Seniors from South Dakota high schools will attend with campus tours arranged and groups assigned a special section at the stadium.
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Nebraska
S. G. Backman
Carleton College
Cooch D. X. Bible
Enares
Carleton
University of North Dakota
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Carleton University of
Vermilion
Junior Series To Open Today In St Paul Baseball Clash
The Saint Paul Saints of the American Association and the Rochester (Red Wings) of the International League opened their best of series for the minor league title at Lierington Park. Lefty Leifield trusted Huck Betts for St Paul while Rochester tabbed Carmen Hill, aiming to start with veteran power and steady hurling.
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ST. Paul
American Association
Rochester
Bill Southworth
Lefty Leifield
Saints
Carmen Hill
Southworth
Baints
Walter “Huck” Betts
Bill
Hill
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittshurgs
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Betts
Rochester Red Wings
Kisler
Morrissey
Se Delker
Sf Hopkins
Florence
A Fennex
Gi Hil
P Betts
University Carleton Game To Be Broadcast On KUSD
Vermillion September 4. The football clash between Carleton and the University of South Dakota in Vermillion this Saturday will be aired on KUSD University station. Play by play begins at 2 p.m. A H Buck Whittemore, former Corps mentor, will announce for KUSD listeners.
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Vermillion
Carleton Eallese
University of South Dakota
Vermilion
Leonard Told to Build Reputation Before Ring Return
New York state athletic commission refused to sanction a Leonard bout with Paulie Walker, demanding Leonard prove himself in smaller clubs before Madison Square Garden action. Leonard plans a comeback and is negotiating for a match with Pat Silvers at Queensboro Stadium, aiming to recoup losses and outbox most current fighters.
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Lest
H—Pj
New York State Athletic Commission
Benny Leonard
Benny
Leonard
Pat Silvers
Queensboro Stadium
Osteberg
Erwin B. B. Team Wins Five In Row
Erwin B. B. high school baseball team has four straight victories after beating Bryant twice, on home soil and at Vienna. The final win came in a dramatic late inning. Walken brothers and Blakewell starred on offense and pitching. Jolson and Schanie led Bryant. Next Friday Erwin faces Lake Norden high school in pursuit of a fifth straight win.
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Erwim
Erewin
Vienna High School
Vienna
Bryant
Erwin
Erwint
Walken Lrothers
Blakewell
Jolson
Schanie Brothers
Lake Norden
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