Windy City Teams Continue To Climb In Pennant Races
Chicago reporters note Cubs and White Sox make moves as Giants and Yankees stumble. Cubs split doubleheader with Pirates and fall from win streak. White Sox rally to beat Indians while Tigers gain on the Yankees. Reds beat the Cardinals in extra innings as pennant races tighten across both leagues.
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Roy Henshaw
CJ Blanton
Phils
John Moore
Delph Camilli
Carl Bubbell
Moore
Leon Chaznor
Yankees
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Mel Harder
Tigers
Browns
Hans Greenberg
Regional D Ball Setups For State Tournament
Aberdeen August 1 regional sites for ten contests to pick finalists for the state diamondball tournament at Watertown September 1 and 2 were announced by Frank Guhir Aberdeen committee man. Regions were expanded from eight to ten. Sioux Falls moved to a separate region with Mirandaha Turner and Lincoln counties. Rapid City also became its own Black Hills district. State tournament officials include umpires Stahl Demaster Vaety Beets and scorer Gilbert Perry Watertown.
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Dutch Lampey
Cemtre
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Idle Red Birds Gain On Leaders
Chicago August report shows idle Red Birds closing in on leaders as Minneapolis Millers beat St Paul in a postponed game and Indianapolis Indians saw an eight game win streak halted by Milwaukee. Columbus did not play, gaining a half game on the Millers and Indians while Kansas City edged Louisville in a long night game.
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Berger Braves Lead National Lacrosse Championship
Berger and his teammates sparked a 21 victory as the Bil LEADERS dominated the national contest on chassis. The event showcased standout play from key figures and highlighted regional teams in a tense championship atmosphere.
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Great Ole Wins PGA Championship at Buffalo by Bunyan
Paul Bunyan of White Plains wins the PGA championship after a 36-hole final against Craig Wood of Hollywood New Jersey. Wood tied the match late but Bunyan seized the decisive putt on the 36th hole to claim the title.
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NEA Service, Inc
Faulkton Tops Pierre To Lead Big Eight Standings
In a Sunday round of Big Eight baseball, Faulkton defeated Pierre 10 to 3 at Pierre to reclaim first place. Harrold hit 23 total, routing the Phere CCC camp team 26% and moving into third ahead of Miller. St. Pierre’s Geers won 12-1 for its first league win, while Indians suffer seventh straight defeat. Next, Faulkton hosts Staphan, CCC faces Abe Tatters bone.
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Junior Nines In State Tournament Opens In Pierre
Eight junior league teams meet in Pierre to begin the eighth annual South Dakota state tournament. Opening games include Sturgis vs Sioux Falls, Aberdeen vs Sioux Falls, Mitchell vs Sioux Falls, and Mobridge vs Pierre. Governors, mayors, and local officials attend as games air on KGFX.
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Noten
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Ast
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Hareld. Ma
Michell
Sinai
Dark
Jmnowa
Aberdeen
Sturgis
Mobridge
KGF
Singles tournament draws named for all city event begin
Play starts in the all city singles tourney with two first round matches. Vogel meets Vi Feterson while M Boyle faces Wheeler. Byes were drawn for Greene Adams Walsh Batzioi Walsh Johnson Buchanan Bovie Tolic Bjornson Schroeder Buckler Price among others.
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Vi Feterson
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Softball Threatens Baseball in Territory Riff
Fragmentary notes report tensions between softball and baseball amid political and sports commentary. Mentions Kansas Governor Landon and Republican hopes, with scattered references to Detroit figures, London, and vague sports viewpoints. Readable names are scarce and details are incomplete.
McKechnie Takes Over Reins at Boston Braves
Boston Braves president Emil Fuchs steps down to leave temporary control to manager Bill McKechnie. The move comes amid financial woes and Babe Ruth era tensions. McKechnie to finish season, with Bob Quinn or Adams successor potential next year and Fuchs planning a return to law.
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Associated Press
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Ruth
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Red Sox
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Brooklyn
Bose
Legionnaires to See Fifth Card in Hot Springs Fight Night
At Hot Springs Aug 5 6 7 the American Legion convention attendees will witness a ten round main event featuring Deal Barnes Rapid City and John Mack Scottsbluff Nebraska. The card includes three round bouts Harold Fehrman Fargo Robbie LaHoque Deadwood and Emill Redmond Hot Springs plus Glove participants Emil Redmond Connie Simmons Archie Simmons Vic Leanards Jay Barnes and Richard Pierson. Proceeds benefit child welfare with a boxing ring donated by Custer American Legion post and bouts refereed by Curly Cooperman Deadwood and managed by H A Yoram Rapid City.
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Fargo
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Deadwood
Rolden
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Connie Simmons
Edgemont
Archie Simmons
Vic
H. A
Yoram
First Round Champs Lose In Prosperity Inawogue
The Cold Shots, reigning champions, fell 5 to 4 to the V. Was 5 to 4. S. Johnson allowed 13 hits with one walk and two strikeouts as the Cold Shots were defeated by the Vets who rallied in the seventh. Wallenfelt led the Vets with three hits in three trips, and Hercig and J. Johnson hit triples. No more Prosperity league games this week. Vets face the Fats Carmerton on Tuesday and the Cold Shots vs Warriors on Thursday. Friday features Mut e Corner vs Camp Roosevel.
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Bjerke
Errora
Wallenfelt
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Wilk
Warriors
Roosevel
All Star Coaches Face Huge Task
Faced with selecting a starting lineup from 40 to 45 top college players the 1934 All Stars will face the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field on August 29. Coaches must balance play styles and fitness to build a cohesive unit and instill a will to win, with Notre Dame era tactics as a possible guide.
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Jack Robinson
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Sowell
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Purvis
Oakland Boxing Result Noted in Sparse Report
In Oakland California a brief sports snippet mentions Garrison defeating Hoy Kern, with 110 on a Mexico City bout cited. The fragmentary item references 2 percent Mexico City context and other unclear details in Adanional Sports on page.
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Garrison
Mexico City
Hoy Kern
Anderson Has Fine Strikeout Record for De Smet
Ray Anderson of Huron College, pitching for De Smet in the tri County league, has 179 strikeouts in fourteen games, including three short appearances. His team has eleven straight wins and leads the league with two games left. He has allowed 84 hits and 42 runs, with a peak of 22 strikeouts in one game and 18 in two others.
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DE Smet
Ray Anderson
Huron College
End Second Round at Huron Clinic Cup Tourney
In the annual Huron Clinic Cup handicap tournament at the Country Club four matches remain in the second round. Tem mey defaults to Avery, leaving four matches to be completed tonight: Dick Honten vs F Patton, John Hinman vs L Johnson, X C Whaley vs Frank Coffhy, Boyd Bengon vs J C Opperud.
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M. V
Avery
Huron Clinic
Country Club
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L. Johnson
Whaley
Frank Coffhy
Boyd Bengon
J. CL Opperud
Laws Signs To Play With Packers
Joe Laws, a triple threat halfback from the University of Town, signed to play for the Green Bay Packers this season, according to club officials. Laws was a mainstay for the Packers last season and is expected to contribute again this year in Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Packers Green Bay
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Green Bay Packers
Defending Titlist Still In Running In Public Links Meet
In Indianapolis on August 1, Dave Mitchel of Indianapolis the defending champion and Arthur Armstrong of Honolulu led 14 other survivors into the third round of the national public links golf championship. Victories in two 18 hole matches would set up a 36 hole semifinal between the pair. Armstrong faces Fred Gordon of Santa Monica after Gordon upset Scotty Campbell of Seattle, one up. Mitchel meets Charles Amandeles of Staten Island as Bob Tarses of Long Beach defeated Lloyd Nordstrom of Davenport to reach John Madarw of Philadelphia.
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Arthur Armstrong
Honolulu
Armstrong
Pittsburgh
Fred Gordon
Santa Monica
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Gorden
Scotty Campbel
Seattle
Mitchell
Charles Amandeles
Staten Island
Bob Tarses
Long Beach
Lloyd Nordstrom
Davenport
John Madarw
Philadelphia
Donie Bush May Move to Cleveland Manager Post
Minneapolis Aug 1 Donie Bush a leading candidate for the Cleveland Indians manager job will direct the Minneapolis club at least through the season end. Billy Evans and Alvin Bradley weighed options as Bush sat with Evans and others. Bush could stay with Minneapolis or take a major league post as Indians consider successors to Walter Johnson. Steve ONeill, a former star catcher and current Indians coach, is also a leading candidate for the fill in role.
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Woonsocket Pilot Explains Protest About Bloodgood
Ed Grunewaldt, Woonsocket Homestead club manager, issued a statement to correct an erroneous impression from Tuesday's Huron Woonsocket game. He protests against L Bloodgood of Huron, not his brother C Bloodgood, asserting E Bloodgood is ineligible and that the catcher played under C Bloodgood's name.
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Woonsocket Homsetoalt
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