Aberdeen Wins Junior Baseball Title in South Dakota
Aberdeen's fast team defeated Mobridge 11 to 4 to claim the state American Legion junior baseball championship in Watertown. Lugen pitched four hits while Aberdeen totaled 14, winning semis 9 to 4 over Rapid City Black Hills champions. Aberdeen will travel to Falls for the regional Legion tournament against Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin champions.
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Huron Rifle Club Schedules Sunday Shoot
The Huron Rifle Club will hold a Sunday shoot at the Company C range near Riverside cemetery bridge starting at 4 o clock. The event opens to all interested and offers a chance to qualify for War Department medals. The club plans an indoor range project after fair week and a membership drive to grow the roster before fall and winter shooting. Competent coaches will be present for newcomers.
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Mastro Draws With La Barba in Chicago Title Bout
Earl Mastro of Chicago and Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles fought ten bitter rounds in a stadium draw. Referee Little Phil Collins cautioned La Barba for low blows, while judges split, giving a disputed verdict as the crowd booed. Mastro sustained bruises on his right groin after the aggressive exchanges.
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Stafford Elected D-Ball President In Huron
A. J. Stafford, pitcher for the Huron Diamondball association B league team, was elected president at a meeting of managers at the Tredway and Siem Sport shop. He will also manage the all star team for the state tournament in Huron this month.
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T. R. Nelson
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Bill Plummer
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Races Show Air Progress At Chicago National Meet
Chicago hosts national air races August 23 to September with five derbies and over 2 000 planes. Civilian fliers lead the program featuring the Thompson trophy race for 10 000 dollars and a gold and silver emblem. Notables include Lindbergh Doolittle Hawks Thaden and Smith as entries and officials from the National Aeronautic Association.
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Saints Colonels Open Big Series in Key Matchup
St Paul and Louisville prepare for a four game series as Louisville holds a three and a half game edge over St Paul. Vernon Gomez starred for the Saints in a 6 1 win over the Senators while Toledo upset Minneapolis 7 6 and Indianapolis swept Kansas City in a night doubleheader 7 4 and 5 4.
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Fourteen Thousand Fans Welcome Grover Alexander Scantily Attends
The crowds greeted Grover Alexander on his first day in Toledo, but he failed to appear. Reports say he was in Chicago trying to guide a taxi driver to BO Vine Street in St Louis, about fifteen minutes away. The season nears end and talk of hospital admissions for Pittsburgh players surfaces. Notables mention Gootty’s improving golf and Robins' rally against Hubbell of the Giants in a recent game.
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Walter Johnson’s World Series Rise Through Hard Luck
The text recalls Walter Johnson’s career set against misfortune and resilience. It highlights his 1920s battles, Bucky Harris’s moves, and Johnson’s late success shaping the Senators’ world series victory while noting contemporaries like Chris Cagle and Hugh Critz.
Final Insult as Johnson Struggles in Rain Game
Three all in the last game as Johnson rushed to the mound in drizzle. A wet ball hampers his fastball and he fights to keep pace, ending in a grim, mud soaked setback after years of effort.
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Chambers Plan New Freight Rate Discussion at Sioux Falls
Representatives from Aberdeen Mitchell Waters town Sioux Falls and Huron Chambers of Commerce meet August 13 in Sioux Falls with the South Dakota Board of Railway Commissioners to hear and discuss sand gravel and crushed stock rates. Marshall H. Cone will represent Huron with A. Roden W. G. Lyons C. A. Carr and R. D. Springer listed as attendees.
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Clock draws crowd as workers guard priceless timepiece
A visitor compliments the clock while the manager admits no insurance but assures safety. The Humorist notes over a hundred staff watch the display from the floor.
Banks to Issue New Reward Posters for Bank Bandits
South Dakota Bankers Association begins distribution of posters announcing a 1001 dollar reward for bank bandits. George A. Starling, secretary, says rewards apply to member banks and will extend to non members once they join. Officials across counties are being informed to avoid misunderstandings.
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