Wolsey Loses to Huron in Key Central South Dakota League Game
Wolsey drops a 9 to 4 decision at Fluton as Newton limits Huron to six hits while Bullis allows three. Alpena forfeits to Cavour. Sheffield beats Hitchcock 11 to 10 in 12 innings. Sheffield rises while Hitchcock slips to fourth. Wolsey must win Sunday to stay in title contention.
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Wolseymen
Athletics Cubs Extend Large Margins in Games
Reported scores show Athletics and Cubs widening leads amid a string of long margins. In other action: Minneapolis 6 St Paul 4 and Indianapolis 9 Goatsville 1 with scattered results across the American Association.
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Spohrer
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Sukeforth
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Kansas City
Popeka
Pueblo
Indianapolis
Goatsville
Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup Across Leagues
American League action lists Detroit at Washington and Chicago at Boston with other games delayed. National League matches include St Louis at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Chicago as Cubs and Pirates jockey for lead. Western and American Association results show Topeka, Denver, Des Moines and Omaha games with mixed outcomes.
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Packers to Meet Printers in First Game This Week
Armour's diamondball team opens the week by facing Huronite's squad in a pennant chase. A Friday night rematch with the Dairy Products club looms as the second series game for the title contenders.
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Saylor and Schrader Win In Two Ball Foursome Tourney
Dr BH Lb Saylor and Wf H Schrader won the two ball foursome tournament at the Huron country club with a net 67 three under par. George C Hunt and V J Weir took second. R A Smith and Tisdate Ward were third. Gus Jacobsen and Day CG Stewart finished fourth. Women’s handicap event nears conclusion with semi finalists named.
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Huron Country Club
Marin-Colton Company
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George C. Hunt
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Olson Clotting ‘Company
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Tisdate Ward
Gus Jacobsen
Avith
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B. P. Cordon
CL. Sandstedt
Jtearaile Cguenon
John Wheeler
Josephne Dolan
Pierre Wins in Polo Tourney Triumph at Northwest Cup
The St. Charles polo team from Pierre South Dakota defeated the 14th Cavalry team from Des Moines Iowa, 10 to 7, to win the sixth annual Northwest Polo Tournament. Colonel W C Sweeney presented the Northwest trophy to the champions at Fort Snelling. The trophy remains with the winners until next seven years when the holders must defend it again. Individual goblets and small silver cups were awarded as prizes.
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Helen Wills Loses First Set in Maidstone Club Match
East Hampton New York May 5 Helen Wills faced a rare setback as younger rivals pressed her early. Edith Cross of San Francisco teamed with Helen while Marie Pensterer and Genevieve Fox battled Danfonians for a preliminary tremble, but Wills and partners rallied for a second victory over Charlotte Hosmer Chapin and Marjorie Gladman.
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Springfield
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Marjorie Gladman
Santa Monica
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Alcester Golfers Sweep First Round of SD Tourney
Alcester led after the opening round of the Southeast South Dakota Golf tournament in TYNDALL. I W Koch was medalist with 78. Alcester's lowball team of Koch and M C Smith won, with 32 players in the championship flight and 82 in the special Commercial era. Second round set for next week, August 12, with finals August 18. In other notes Jim Bottomley ended a slump with two hits and a sacrifice in four at bats.
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Strom Alcester
South Dakota
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M. C. Smith
Gabby Hartnett Ready for Duty with the Cubs
Chicago reports Gabby Hartnett, the Cub catcher sidelined all season by a sore arm, nearly back to full strength and ready to contribute to the pennant chase. Hartnett’s arm is improving and he may return behind the plate while Wartnett has appeared as a pinch hitter.
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Millers Top Saints 6-4 in 10 Inning Ball Game
In Chicago Aug 5 CP The Millers beat Saint Paul 6 to 4 in ten innings as Charley Hirth homered with Water on base The Saints saw Areille Campbell whose nine game winning streak was ended by Minneapolis Buckeye Dumont and Middleton allowed nine hits The crowd exceeded 10 000 and a fight between Buckeye and Chanmen led to both players being ejected Milwaukee won two of three from Kansas City Blues while Toledo and Columbus split a doubleheader
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Two Openings Remain on Illinois State Athletic Commission
Governor Emmerson has two vacancies to fill on the Illinois State Athletic Commission after Major Mariano B. Southwick accepted one of the resignations from Paul Prehn Sam Luzzo and Al Mann. Southwick, a war veteran and vice president of a Chicago bond house, has taken the seat as the governor weighs the remaining selections by MedlLaughlin and Sheldon Clark.
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Thellinois State Athletic Commission
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Paul Prehn
Sam Luzzo
al Mann
Southwick
Chicago Bond House
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