Eight Junior Clubs Enter Competition For State Honors
Eight American Legion junior baseball teams, survivors of 115 that competed in district and inter-district elimination play, prepare for the opening round of the South Dakota state tournament in Watertown. The winner advances to the regional in Sioux Falls August 14 and 15 against teams from Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin. Wolsey Rapid City Elkton Gregory Sioux Falls Watertown Aberdeen Mobridge and Madison appear among contenders as umpires and officials are named. The tournament runs with a twilight game and semifinals Thursday, culminating in the championship.
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Watertown
American Legion
Suvivors
Elol
South Dakota
Lioux Falls
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Siow Falls
Victor
Vermillion
Aberdeen
Wolsey
Rapid City
Elimine Mitchell
Gregory
Elkton
Howard
Madison
Lake Preston
Atronz
Elton
Mobridge At & P. m
Land
Naine
T. C. Kasper
Brookings
Legion
Hag
Tom Collins
Frank McCormick
Sioux Falls
Cliff Coffey
Mobridge
South
North Side Post
Minneapolis
American Netsters In More Competition
American tennis players arrive to compete in the Southampton invitation at Meadow Club as Davis Cup team members Bill Wilden George Lott Wilmer Alfison John Van Ryn Gregory Mangia and Berkeley Sell join the field. Lett defeats Jack Delera in a late match while other members participate in singles and doubles.
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Suu
Aria
Bug
Ore
America
Europe
Bill Wilden
George Lott
Wilmer Alfison
John van Ryn
Gregory Mangia
Berkeley Sell
Southampton
the Meadow Club
Lett
Yestern Jay
Jack del
Oklahoma A and M Considers Bus for Team Travel
Plans are being formulated to buy a $50 conveyance to replace road travel. The move would save the school money after nearly $10 was spent last year for transportation of athletes.
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Stillwater
Okla
Okahoma A
Night baseball and boxing chatter mix in sports column
The piece jokes about night games in Los Angeles and dew heavy balls, hints at a Thompson versus Corbett II boxing clash, notes managers and players like Ted Lyons and Wes Ferrell, and even quips about Judge Landis and golf, with a breezy, opinionated tone and multiple sports tidbits.
Baseball talk and early season notes from newspapers
National league leaders Brame Malone Kremer Red Lucas Seibold and Reot are all right handed. Ty Cobb says the game isn’t what it was ten years ago and crowds attendances are breaking records. Cincinnati made six errors in a night game with Indianapolis. Will Sisler stole home against Brooklyn with Umpire Jorda making the call. McKechnie argued but was ignored. Art Shires pushes for playing time in the outfield after a .300 season. Penn A C crew doubles, eight oared shell to race in Liege with each man both sculler and sweep-swinger. crew weighs 173 pounds.
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Brame
Malone
Kremer
Red Lucas
Seibold
Reot
Will
George
Sisler
Brooklyn
Jorda
Will McKechnie
Mr. Jorda
Will MecKechnie
Boston
Penn A. C
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania A. C
Leige
Belgium
Draft fight looms as minors balk at universal draft
CHICAGO Aug. The big minor leagues the American Association the International League and the Pacific Coast League will war with the American and National leagues over the universal draft if it comes up. Major leagues are not believed to forfeit player relations after December 1 a Kansas City 1921 agreement. Walter Hapgood Montreal International League manager and joint committee head says minor groups expect the draft issue to be settled but would act independently if majors sever relations.
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Pirates
Jewel Ens
Kansas City
Toledo
Herb Pennock
Herb
Landis
Chicago
American Association
International League
Pacific Coast League
Walter Hapgood
Montreal
Hapgood
Colonels Receive Campbell Help In Big Blowout
CHICAGO August 6 The Louisville Colonels credit Archie Campbell of Columbus for tilting the race against St Paul by widening their lead to 34 games Campbell shut out his former team as Columbus beat St Paul 9 to 0 Louisville also took fifth straight defeat and Milwaukee Brewers halted their streak with a 2 victory Fred Stiely limited Louisville while Toledo dropped a wild 16 to 12 game to Minneapolis In a night doubleheader Kansas City Blues twice beat Indianapolis to further push them down the standings
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Chicago
Louisville Colonels
Archie Campbell
Columbus Senators
St. Paul
Colonels
Milwaukee Brewers
Campbell
Columbus
Louisville
Fred Stiely
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City Blues
Indianapolis
Sand
Flowers Knocks Grogan Out In Opening Round Fight
In New Rochelle Bruce Flowers from New Rochelle defeats Tom Grogan of Omaha by knockout in the first round after a flurry of punches. Flowers lands a heavy left and right to floor Grogan for a four count as he rises.
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Flowers
Grogan
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported
The Associated Press boxing rundown notes Dave Shade of Los Angeles outpointed Joe Anderson of Covington, Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle knocked out Tommy Gorgan of Omaha, and Ted Goodrich of Atlanta drew with Billy Algers of Phoenix. Milan reports new rules require national federation licensed sporting doctors for Italian clubs and teams with compulsory medical exams and enrollment in a disciplinary federation.
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Hemes
Associated Press
Boston
Dave Shade
Los Angeles
Joe Anderson
Covington
New York
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
N.Y
Tommy
Grogan
Omaha
Atlanta
Ted Goodrich
Billy Algers
Phoenix
Ariz
Drew
Milan
Italy
Natonal Federation
Missouri Agricultural Leaders Enter Sioux Nation Welcome
Missouri agriculture leaders and a sightseeing party from Missouri were hosted in Mobridge by South Dakota secretary Frank D. Kriebs. Jewell Mayes and John F. Case, Missouri board of agricultural commissioners, were inducted into the Sioux tribe during an informal reception. An automobile tour of Mobridge country was arranged as the party prepared for a Montana visit.
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Cea
Kriebs
Mobridge
Missouri Agricultural
Frank D. Kriebs
South Dakota
Missouri Farm
Jewell Mayes
John F. Case
Missouri Board of Agricultural Commissioners
Mayes
Here
Mobridge Country
Missouri
Montana Lay
Body found near Beresford with severed head
The body of O. L. Hilton a Worthing truck driver was found beside the Chicago and North Western railway tracks near Beresford this morning. Coroner W. F. Bushnell investigates whether Hilton killed himself was killed by accident or foul play. The neck was placed on the rail and the body lay at right angles to the tracks.
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Beresford
O. L. Hilton
Worthing
Chicago and
North- Western
W. F. Bushnell
Hilton
Body found on freight train rails by crew worker
A body was found by the conductor of the Ranta Baia gear freight train and by a paving crew driver named Canderbeck. The incident remains under investigation as authorities verify identity and cause.
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Ranta Baia Gear
Canderbeck
West Salvation Army Head Visits Post Here
Commissioner William A. McIntyre, newly named leader for 13 western states, arrived in the city with Mrs. McIntyre Brigadier Albert E Chesham and Miss Ethel Hanson. He traveled from Aberdeen by car and plans to head to the Black Hills. McIntyre has 45 years in the Salvation Army, 33 in the United States, overseeing 400 corps and outposts and 1154 officers.
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William A. McIntyre
Salavation Army
McIntyre
Albert E. Chesham
Ethel Hanson
Boston University
Aberdeen
Black Hills
Salvation Army
United States
Weather record notes for August temperatures
The notice compares temperatures on this date to last year and to all-time highs and lows in August. It cites the highest and lowest August readings previously recorded and notes today’s figures in relation to those benchmarks.
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Tawest
Weather forecast for Huron region and Midwest states
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a temperature change. Mostly fair tonight through Thursday across South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa. Central areas expect a slightly warmer trend with the latest forecast for Huron and vicinity.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Road Report for Eneneeene Mitchell 7
Weather bulletin notes high around 97 with a low unknown and no precipitation. Roads described as good with some partial cloudiness.
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Mitchell
Weather Summary for South Dakota Cities
Yankton and several cities report highs in the 70s to mid 90s with lows near 60s and 70s. Roads are generally good, with occasional precipitation and partly cloudy to clear skies. Cities include Aberdeen Brookings Huron Watertown Sioux Falls Pierre Rapid City and frequent notes of clear conditions.
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Yankton
Aberdeen
Huron
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Pierre
O& Lroadz
Rarid City
Fire swallows five room farm home of Merritt Lowe
The Lowe family home two miles from the city, four years old, was destroyed by a Monday morning fire started in the bath room. Spontaneous combustion was listed as the cause. Mrs Lowe was alone inside as the blaze consumed the residence and its contents. Insurance covered the loss. The note about a starfish sentence is not connected to the event.
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Merritt Lowe
Ronald
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