Promotion promises varied South Dakota boxing card
Promoter Leo Bloomberg brings a 34 round program at Daum's Auditorium headlined by Larry Udell vs Tommy Pruitt for the state light heavyweight title in a 10 round main bout. Semi windup features Tag Jensen vs Sonny Newton and Clarence Anderson vs Everett Roe in six rounds. Also Kenny Tobin vs Danny O'Shea in a four round special. Cy Lyons vs Kid Corcoran and Kid Brekke vs Dutch Tobin set four round prelims. Referees Frank Staley and Earl Caddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Udell
Aberdeen
Tommy Pruitt
Brookings
Tag Jensen
Bruce
Sonny Boy Newton
St. Paul
Cy Lyons
Virgi
Kid Corcoran
Broadland
Kid Brecke
Madison
Dutch
Tobin
Hucon
Plas—Deum’s
Frank Staley
Earl Caddock
South Dakota
Mitidom
Daum
Brookings Negro
Pruitt
Udell
Twin City
Clarence Alderson
Lake Norden
Everett Roe
Altamont
Bobh Jensen
Anderson
Jensen
Minnesota
Kenny Tobin
Huron
Danny O'Shea
Minneapolis
Cy Lyong
Virgil
Cutty
Dutch Tobin
Kid Brekke
Madson
Sarazen Wins Third National Golf Title at Blue Mound
Gene Sarazen defeated Willie Goggin 5 and 4 to claim the national golf championship for the third time, foil Tommy Armour's jibe, and set up a Toronto bid at the Canadian Open. Goggin, cheered by about 5,000 fans, led briefly but Sarazen closed with four birdies in the final nine holes. A playoff for the medal remains unresolved with Jimmy Hines and Mortie Dutya to meet later in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Gene Sarazen
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Blue Mound Country Club
Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Tommy
Vincent Eldred
Pittsburgh
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Johnny Farrell
Goggin
Toronto
Serazen
Sarazén
Foeman
Jimmy Hines
Timber Point Club
New York
Mortie Dutya
Detroit
Blue Mound
Noble Wins Clinic Cup Final in Golf Tourney
Harvard Noble captured the Clinic Cup title defeating Bil Neilsen in the championship, as the 1933 Country Club golf circuit progresses toward completion. Weekend second round results include Matson over Thorson 1 up 2, Hanten over Samdstedt by default, Frost over Stewart 2 and 1, Noble over McCannon by default, Benson over Jareer 5 and 4, Jacobson over Mitchell 5 and 4, and Shober over McKeon by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Harvard Noble
Bil Neilsen
R. B. Matson
Russell Thorson
C. Sy Samdstedt
Dick Hanten
E. Frost
Dr. C. R. Stewart
Harvard Nobile
G. F. McCannon
Boyd Benson
Frank Jareer
Gust Jacobson
Ches H. A. Mitchell
Howard Shober
George McKeon
W. B. Neilsen
George
Red Sox Hang Up Record Inning Scoring Burst
The Boston Red Sox crushed the Philadelphia Athletics 19 to 10 after an 11 run first inning, matching a season high with 29 total runs. The Senators beat the Yankees 4 to 3 as Dave Harris' triple sparked the deciding two runs in the fifth, while Detroit and Chicago played a long game with Hank Greenberg delivering the tying and winning runs. In the NL, the Giants fell 2 to 1 to the Phillies, Cubs moved within half a game of Pittsburgh, and St Louis split two with Cincinnati as Bottomley homered twice. Stella Walsh loses to Holland Speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Fullerton
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Ffm
Washington
Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Jay
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Lininnig
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Dick Williams
Pinky Higgins
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Sugar” Cain
Dick Olivar
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Sorrell
Vic Sorrell
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Frank Dossack
Senators
Russ van Atta
Dave Harris
Cleveland Indians
St Louis Browns
Mel Harder
Monte Pearson
Giants
Phillies
Don Hurst
Phil Collins
Chicago
Cubs
Fittsburgh Pirates
New
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Ray Benge
Walter Beck
Dodgers
Bottomley
Cincimati
Bia
Troquois
Oilers
Iroquois
Packers
Kingsbury County
Standard Oil
C. McNebee
Billy Tusch
Jim Sorenson
Hopper
Yale Hecm
Elks
Sheffield
Zlks
O'Keefe
Stafford
Huron Grocery Co
Scores from yesterday across leagues and cities
American Association results include St Paul 24 over Columbus 6 in 12 innings, Minneapolis 4 10 over Toledo 12 in 11 innings, Milwaukee 5 over Louisville 43, Kansas City 1 over 0, Indianapolis 5 over 0. Northern League games featured Eau Claire 1 loss to East Grand Forks 6, Superior 7 over Winnipeg 3, Moorhead Fargo 1 over 2, Brandon 11 over 11. Beactive Lincoln 1 over Norfolk 3, Sioux Falls 3 over Beattice 6 3, Nebraska League notes show East Grand Forks unlisted.
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American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Eau Claire
East Grand Forks
Superior
Winnipeg
Moorhead-Fargo
Brandon
Ww. L. Pet
Washington
Mac
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Ist Louis
Segue W. Pet
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Ees
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
W. Il
Tadianapolis
L. Pet
Topeka
Des Moines
St Joseph
Omaha
Springfield
Bartleyville
ABE Joplin
Muskogee
Sioux Falls
Beatrice
Norfolks
Lincoln
Stars By Prom Leo Durocher Cardinals Rapped
Yesterday's baseball synopses mention Leo Durocher leading the Cardinals with three doubles and two singles in a game against Monte. Other highlights include Pearson of the Indians limiting the Browns to six hits and driving in the winning run in the second game, while Dusty Cooke and the Red Sox sparked a three singles push against the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom
Leo Durocher
Cardinals
Cio Monte
Pearson
Indians
Browns
Bill Sattaisinlle
Slahh
Bent’ Parkes Eiday
Myer
Senatory
Raked Yankee
Packers Crown James Valley Regional Champions in 1933
The Huron Armour Packers routed Troquois 16 to 2 to claim the 1933 James Valley regional diamond ball title at West Park, earning a berth in the state tournament at Miller on September 3 and 4. Russell Bullis starred with a home run and three bagger while limiting Iroquois to four hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Armour Packers
James Valley
Packers
Miller
Troquois
Russell Bullis
Armour
Bullis
Harrold Nine Wins Runner-Up Position
Harrold defeats Fort Pierre 3 to 1 on Fort Pierre diamond to claim runner-up in the Big Five baseball league play-off. The tied ninth inning produced a four-hit rally lifting Faulkton and Gann Valley as the league continues with games at Ree Heights next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
Fort Pierre
Faulkion
Pierre
Faulkton
Gann Valley
H. Jeague
Chames
Will
Ree Reights
Green Lanterns Capture Mid-State Regional Diamondball Title
Miller Aug 14 special Green Lanterns win the Mid-State regional tournament to earn a spot in the state event Sept 3 4 Leyson and Glennon starred as they defeated Highmore Wayland Miller Boosters Wessington Ree Heights Rockham in succession final score 11 7 Green Lanterns 16 9 in semis then 11 7 in finals a girls game Highmore York won 20 2 baseball news and home run race figures follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Boosters
Wessington
Green Lanterns
Leyson
Glennon
Highmore
Gilbert York
Wayland
Cotton's Comer
St. Lawrence
Ree'Heights
Rockbar
Faulktom
Weasington
Rockham
Woonsocket Wins First Series Game in 1933 Playoff
Woonsocket, southern division champion, took a 11 to 3 win over Buffalo, northern division titleholder, in the opening game of the James Valley league championship series. Harold Brown spurred Woonsocket, limiting Buffalo to five hits. Buffalo starter Robert struggled, relieved after seven hits in two innings. Godfrey caught for Woonsocket with Tukandi backing the losers. Next game set for Sunday at Buffalo, with a possible third game at Hurog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Buffalo
Harold Brown
Rober
Bufalo
Dubois
Godfrey
Tukandi
Bugalo
Hurog
Ammunition Ready For U.S. Marksmen
In Vandalia Ohio a vast mound of ammunition sits in storage houses on the American Trapshooting Association grounds. The grand American Handicap Trap shoot tournament opens here next Monday with the nation’s premier marksmen expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Ohio
American Trapshoot Association
Hera
M A Knox of Onida Captures Trapshoot Title in SD
M A Knox of Onida won the American Legion state trapshoot at the Huron Gun club with a 48x50 to become South Dakota’s first champion. B E Tunnison of Pierre finished second with 47 birds as 10 shooters competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Bloomberg
Legion
South Dakota
Country Club
M. A. Knox
Onida
American Legion
Knox
Huron Gun Club
B. E. Tunnison
Pierre
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Bill Plummer
Evening Huronity
South Dakota Legionnaires
Leo Bloomberg
Urban
Red” Faber
White Sox
Burleigh Brimes
St. Louis Cardinals
Flying I
Armours
Suan “Answers
P.G. A
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Maas
Henneby
Polo Grounds
Brouillard
Tigers
Stella Walsh
Holland Speed
Py—Stanterslave
Engand
Sanday Eau Claire
Norfolk
Beattice
Bocey
Presa National League
Xs's
Zechary
Betts
Spohrer
Benge
Ryan
Lopez
Outen
Smith
Frankhouse
Mangum
Hargrave
Beck
Lopes
Ace
Lucas
Lombardi
Dean
Wil
Johnson
Manion
Carleton
Vance
O’farrell
Collins
Davis
Hubbell
Bell
Richards
Marcuse
Swift and
Grace
Warneke
Hart
Nett
St Louis
van Atta
Stewart
Crowd
Sewell
Wwe
Sorvell
Hayworth
Lyons
Berry
Gribe
Cop
Huron Club
Buillis
St Bat
Werner
Iroquois Hucker
Circuit
Hale
Ross Gascoigne
Stoneking
Max Bloomberg
Bulls
Butchers
Buckshot Collins
West’ Park
Red Birds
Ghosts
Elks and Packers
Hh Grandings
Berger
Braves
Klein
Foxx
Ruth
Yankees
Brown
U.S
Calmenson
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