Huron D-Ball Tens Face Fight To Enter State Journey
Huron district softball hopes hinge on tense eliminations as seven out-of-town teams challenge for a spot in the 1982 South Dakota state tournament. Huron leaders eye potential finals against Yale HECMs or C N W as district play nears kickoff with practice and ground work underway in James Valley.
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Sepember
Lehtinen And Hill To Race Again At Soldier Field
Lehtinen and Ralph Hill meet in a feature event at Soldier Field tonight after a dramatic Olympic race. Officials schedule a final test before the games wrap, with both sprinters expected to contest the 5,000 meter distance.
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Laud Lehtinen
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Soldier Field
Abel Returns To Missouri School
Readable fragments indicate Abel returns to Missouri school for season. Details unclear due to garbled OCR but implies athletic or academic reentry. No clear dates, teams, or events are identifiable from the text provided.
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Missouri
Two D Ball Games Lined Up Tonight
Four Huron teams practice tonight ahead of Sunday's district tournament. The Elka and Moose meet for the second time while Armour faces Swander Bakers. Diamondball doubleheader moved to State Fair grounds due to Armour Bancroft game, with one game at the west side diamond and the other at the east practice ground. Both start at 6 30.
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Semis Loom In C N W Handicap Golf Tourney
The C N W handicap golf event thins the field with several players reaching the semi finals. Upper bracket sees Glenn Bowe beat D J Van Alstine to reach semis while J M Kennedy and Fred Weimar duel for a second round spot. Lower bracket includes A J Ray Daum Gordie advancing and Joe Daum up to semi finals with other quarter final matches set. Quarter finals must finish by next Tuesday August 2.
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al Owens
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Flight Three
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Favorites Defeated In Newport Casino Tourney
The Newport casino tennis tournament saw top players sidelined as George Lott of Chicago, ranked second in the U.S., fell to Jock Tidball of Los Angeles. Ted Avery of England and Frank Shields were eliminated by Wilmer Allison and Jiro Satoh, with Frank Parker also out. John Van Ryn and Fred J. Pecty of England were among other notable upsets.
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England
Weasington Springs Swamps Woonsocket Alpena
A fragmentary sports blurb notes heavy scoring by Jensen and Se ha Rane across innings with Catan and Coli in focus. The readable text hints at a game where Weasington Springs dominates Woonsocket Alpena with multiple scoring plays and pitching actions referenced, though specifics are unclear.
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Armours Clash With Howard In Corn Belt League Showdown
Armour Packers meet Howard tonight at 8 at C. N. W. park in a key Corn Belt league battle, continuation of a row over a forfeit with Breadland Lucky Strikes. Bancroft and Boosters also loom as Armour aims to stay atop standings with strong pitching by Teuber and Gascoigne, while changes abound in Booster lineup ahead of tomorrow's Aberdeen trip.
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Aberdeen
Men’s Singles Enter Third Round in Park Tennis Tourney
In Louisville Ak a national parks tennis tourney reached the third round of the men's singles. Sixteen players remain with favorites and dark horses vying for progress at the Mereby boat club courts. Today’s schedule also included women’s singles and men’s doubles results with Arnid Simons and Charles Spencer defeating Ray Morgan and Weston Painter in doubles.
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Millers Set To Protect Lead In Aye ciation Race
CHICAGO Aug 18 Donie Bush and the Minneapolis Millers sit at Nicollet Park awaiting the final eastern thrust in the American Association pennant race. Toledo leads the Eastern invasion while Milwaukee Indianapolis and Kansas City press Columbus and St Paul as the Millers hold a four and a half game edge over second place Columbus Red Birds during a long home stand.
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Packey McFacland Remains Chicago Legend At 280 Pounds
Packey McFacland once famed for a 135 to 24 pound weight swing in his boxing days now weighs over 280 pounds. The former Chicago stockyards celebrity has kept a public profile in local circles.
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Chicago
Yesterday's Stars: Cubs Braves and Other Notables
Bud Tinning pitched scoreless innings in Chicago's 15 inning win over the Braves. Bebe Ruth homered twice and doubled for the Yankees in four at bats against Detroit. Lloyd Brown closed out the White Sox for a 4-2 win. Joe Stripp drove in three for Brooklyn in a 4-1 victory over Pittsburgh. Bing Miller slugged a homer three hits for the Athletics in a 25 hit assault on Cleveland. Jim Mooney shut out the Reds for an 8-0 win. Dele Alexander had a homer and two singles in four at bats as the Red Sox beat the Browns.
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Public links golf championship narrows field after first round
Twenty four players remain in the Huron public links event as first round play concludes. Walter Foley released new pairings and second round matches loom this afternoon with upper bracket results including Bonesteel over Neilsen and Bayles over Horton. Lower bracket action saw Sickes defeat Greggerson and Ellerts beat Van Arsdale, with several defaults shaping the next round schedule.
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Carthage Hosts First City Golf Championship
Carthage hosts its inaugural city golf tournament to decide the city champion. Twenty four players entered and after three rounds how and who remains to play the final rounds and playoff for the title at the city links.
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Referee Defends Poredo Loss Amid Prime Continual Fouling
In New Jersey boxing circles, referee W J announces he awarded Stacley Poreda of Fer ney City no victory over Prime Carnare after a disputed fight. He says the decision stemmed from alleged continual fouling by Prime Carnare and promises an investigation to clear up any suspicion of referee bias.
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Home Run Leaders in the Major Leagues
Baseball leaders listed show National League stars Klein of the Phillies with 35 homers Oz of the Giants with 26 and American League leaders Youx of the Athletics with 4 Ruth of the Yankees with 4.
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British pair emphasize conditioning in national tennis event
Forest Hills reports British players Mrs Elsie Goldsack Pittman and Miss John Ridley emphasizing stamina at the West Side Tennis Club. Pittman and Ridley reach quarter finals by exhausting American opponents, as Ridley defeats Alice Marchie and Pittman beats Virginia Hilleary. Upcoming matches include Helen Jacobs versus Mrs John Waneryn and Mrs Lawrence Harper versus Carolyn Babcock.
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Los Angeles
Brunstedt Doubles Champ In Dakota Closed Tennis
Art Brunstedt of Rapid City won the singles title by defeat of Don Douthit, then shared the doubles championship with Pat Murphy after beating Maurice Lynott and Japiter Donaldson. Murphy won the singles consolation by defeating Dick Chalfant. Burdette girls’ softball team then beat Tiare girls 19 to 18.
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No Signs Of Setup In Hot Chase For N L Championship
The National League pennant race tightens as the Pirates trail the Cubs by two games with Brooklyn a half game back. The Cubs barely beat the Braves 3 2 in 11 innings. The Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 4 2 as Hill Terry powered the Giants. Yankees win 8 3 to gain 11 1 2 games. Ruth and Gehrig drive the attack. Red Sox top Browns 7 3. White Sox fall to Washington 4 2.
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Legion Juniors In Final Game Friday
The American Legion juniors, delayed by field issues, close their season with a Friday game against the Indians at 6 15 at the State Fair Grounds diamond Deleck. New players may see action as manager Bloomberg rebuilds for next year and non eligible 1932 regulars are given lineup preference. Players should report with equipment as suits will be stored after the game.
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Firing Starts At Grand American Trapshooting Championship
Preliminary firing opened at the Mira arrival grand American championship and handicap tournament in Vandalia Ohio. Over the next nine days 50 to 900 top shotgun marksmen will compete in a long program of events. Central Ohio Trap Shooters League members enjoyed precedence on the field for the first two days while events remained open to all participants.
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