Avenues Clash Tonight In James Valley Baseball
Tonight at West Park the Huron Avenues meet Lake Byron on the new west side diamond at 6 30. The schedule shifts move postponements from Sunday to avoid a doubleheader with K of C home game next Sunday. Championship play off plans and regional tilts with Yale Woonsocket Hitchcock Bloomfield are on the docket as league leaders gather Saturday afternoon.
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Baseball scores and league results from yesterday
National League games featured Brooklyn over Boston with a 5 to 1 win in the first game and a Brooklyn victory in the second. Philadelphia beat Parmelee and Mancuso 13 to 8. Cincinnati lost to Chicago 9 to 4, St Louis defeated Pittsburgh, and American League matchups included Boston and Washington, Philadelphia and New York, Cleveland and St Louis. American Association saw Columbus 4 Toledo 5 in the only game. Nebraska and Northern League results list Norfolk over Beatrice 3 to 4 and Grand Forks over Moorhead Fargo 3 to 4 with Winnipeg Eau Claire postponed.
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Blachelder
Hebert
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Shea
Grand Forks
Moorhead-Fargo
Winnipeg-Eau Claire
Crookston
Superior
Rain Postpones Denver Tourney Championship Game
Rain last night postponed tonight's championship game in the Denver baseball tournament between the Denver M and O team and the Sioux City Stock Yards squad.
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Denver
Denver M, & O
Sioux City Stockyards
Baseball Roundup of Stars Across Leagues
Yesterday's action highlighted Alvin Crowder and the Senators limited the Red Sox to four hits while Mickey Cochrane led the Athletics with a homer triple and double against the Yankees. Phil Rizzuto and Hank Greenberg contributed in the Mets? Giants offensive onslaught driving in seven runs. Charley Berry of the White Sox homered to edge the Tigers in game one, with a ninth inning tally in game two. Joe Medwick knocked in the winning run for the Cardinals against Pittsburgh as O'Dell Hale powered the Indians with six RBIs including two homers and a single. Billy Herman and the Cubs showcased strong hitting with two doubles and two singles.
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Red Sox
Giants
Phillies
Mickey
Cochrane
Athletics
Yankees
Randy Moore
Braves
van Munt
Dodgers
Charley Berry
White Sox
Tigers
Joe Medwick
Cardinale
Pittsburgh
O'Dell Hale
Indias
Browns
Billy Herman
Cubs
Kaked Neds
Hildebrand Finds Johnson Is Boss
In Cleveland on August 3 Oral Hildebrand was told to make peace with manager Walter Johnson after a temperamental display in St. Louis. Billy Evans stated Hildebrand must settle with Johnson, reaffirming Johnson as boss and expressing confidence the issue would be resolved.
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St. Louis
Billy Evans
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Evans
Erwin To Stage D-Ball Tourney in August
Erwin plans a diamondball tournament Sunday August 6 with pairings De Smet versus Vienna at 10 a.m. Bryant versus Erwin at 11 a.m. North Preston versus Hartland at 1 p.m. Badger versus Opdahi at 2 p.m. Semis and finals follow in the afternoon. Ladies Aid will serve refreshments.
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Vienna
Bryant
North Preston
Hartland
Badger
Opdahi
Ladies Aid Society
Wayland Tourney Opens With Eight Teams Invited
Wayland will host an invitation diamondball tournament on Sunday August 6 with eight teams. First round games feature Huron Grocers vs Highmore and Wessington vs Wolsey, followed by Wayland vs Miller Green Lanterns. Semi finals and final set for later in the day, plus a special girls game.
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Barcelona
Spain
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Mathews
St. Lawrence
Ree
Miller Green Lanterns
Saratoga Opens 1933 Meet With Equipoise Hopefuls
Saratoga Springs opens a 27 day season on track along Union Avenue as C. V. Whitney’s Equipoise leads the field in 1933. Twenty seven stakes including the final $40,000 Hopeful headline the meet through September 2 with racing to crown champions across divisions.
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America
Travers
Registered shoot to draw 70 plus trap shooters in Sioux Falls
More than 70 trap shooters from four states are expected to participate in the registered state shoot to be held Sunday August 6. The program features 100 16 yard singles 10 handicap and 25 paid double targets in 10 events of 25 birds each with competitors from Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and South Dakota anticipated.
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Sioux Falls
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Home Run Race Highlights Stars From Teams
Berger of the Braves hit 19 homers while Klein of the Phillies had 18. Foxx of the Athletics belted 29 and Ruth of the Yankees 25 in a high scoring season summary.
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Braves
Klein
Phillies
American League Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Broadmoor Invites Second Round Matches Set
Sixteen golfers from 1 states advanced to the Broadmoor invitational second round in Colorado Springs. John Oliver of Amarillo defeated Earl Berryhill. he will face Harry Strassburger of Coffeyville. Bud Maytag, defending champion from Newton, drew Susan Dean of Kansas City after an easy first round win. Doc Cold beat Dean to extend. Remaining matches include Hoffmann, Dwyer, Verne Stewart, Walter Oberg, and others across Denver, Wichita, Tulsa, and nearby locales.
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Bud Maytag
Newton
Susan Dean
Kansas City
Maytag
Ralph Young
Doc Cold
Wichita
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Ares. Little
San Francisco
H. O Young
Houston
Casper Hoffman
Denver
Rufus King
Kans
P. Dwyer
Sacramento
Logan’ Vanzandt
Tulsa
Verne’ Stewart
Albuquerque
N.M
W. A. Moncrief
Fort Worth
Walter Oberg
John Butts
Ben Cowdery
Omaha
Harry Gandy
Oakland Boxer Speedy Sparks Dies After First Round KO
Abie Miller, 18, an Oakland fighter known as Speedy Sparks, died in Reno after a first round knockout by Johnny Blanchard. Miller struck the rope on a neck impact following a blow to the jaw. cause of death undetermined.
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Reno
Nevada
Abie Miller
Speedy Sparks
Johnny Blanchard
Muller
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