Highmore Golf Club Gingal Invitation Winners
Strong winds challenged players as South Dakota golfers competed in Highmore. Adams and Moephy of Pierre tied for nine hole lowball with 37, Pickart led 18 hole medal scoring at 73, second went to Fleury of Fort Thompson and Spain of Miller with 82, Knox won playoff for prize, Mateer posted 49 for a 102 total. About six locals and Baron’s 12 shooters attended after a postponement from June.
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Dunker Retains State Horseshoe Championship Title
Leigh Dunker of Warner defends his state horseshoe crown at State College during Farm and Home Day. He opened with a 119 in qualifying, then won all round robin finals, besting Louis Denalske of Brookings in the final. Consolation champ was Charles Lindland, with Fred Gedwalske as runner up. Former champs Christensen Curts Olson Jones also qualified for the championship flight. Dunker received a silver cup from the South Dakota Horseshoe Pitchers Association. Gedwalske and the consolation winners earned medals. Despite few opportunities, Dunker and Gedwalske consistently threw ringers amid steady two-shoe play.
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Devel County
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Brookings County
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P. J. Olson
Havana
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Francis Jones
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Frankfort Wins To Cling To Top Rung
Frankfort's pace setters in the northern division of the James Valley baseball league defended their top position yesterday by defeating Bonilla 10 to 4. Pitching by Phillips and Rob Pee combined with a strong batting attack powered Frankfort to victory, with 14 safeties by Hyatt of Bonilla muffed by Frankfort errors. The wind hindered play as Frankfort committed five errors to Bonilla's six.
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James Valley ‘Baseball League
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Hardie
Russell
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Hitchcock Triumphs Over Wessington In High-Scoring Game
Hitchcock defeated Wessington 16 to 5 in a James Valley league contest here yesterday to retain a top rating. Hitchcock pounded 17 hits off two Wessington pitchers while Johnson allowed 13 runs. Wessington showed defense with three double plays despite the lopsided outcome.
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Miller Ball Club Tops De Gray In Street Game
Miller street team defeated De Gray by 3 to 0 at De Gray Sunday. Miller totaled 10 runs and 12 hits while De Gray had three runs and eight hits. Winsell and Hamilton pitched for Miller. Beede and Redwater for De Gray. Four two-base hits were recorded. Earlier Miller lost 6 to 5 to the Steshen Indians at the old settlers picnic, with Hamilton and B Koch as Miller battery. Indian pitchers were Redhorse and Crow.
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Yesterday's Stars Highlight Wide Baseball Action
AP notes Pete Fox led the Tigers in a strong assault on the Browns with a home run in each game, a double and five singles driving in nine runs. Tory Freitas limited the Cardinals to four hits in a win over Dizzy Dean. George Watkins fueled Phillies with three doubles and two singles in a doubleheader against the Braves. White Sox pitcher Farmer allowed six and seven hits in a split double bill. Mel Ott and the Giants belted homers in both games, driving in six.
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Bryant Jubilee Shines at Bryant Legion Fair
Bryant South Dakota July 1 Special The American Legion celebration drew large crowds over two days. Estelline defeated Bryant 1 to 0 in Thursdays ball game. Hartland and Cleveland townships tied with Layton edging Clark by two in Fridays p m game. Foot races and boxing drew groups from Betokings Willow Lake. Plymouth coach prize went to Richard Williams of Vienna. Dance halls were full and the weather aided the event.
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Vienna
Marriage Licenses in Huron Area Names Couples and Firms
Marriage licenses issued include Frederick DeNolf age 7 of Huron and Charlotte Alma Burnatt age 18 of Huron and Marvin Lunsford age 27 of Columbia Nebraska with Marie Louise Hennig age 26 of Huron. Clarence J. Kooyman and Nola Sundlie of Huron also appear in records. Engagement and wedding rings are noted as Smith Jewelry.
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Frederick DeNolf
Huron
Charlotte Alma Burnatt
Marvin Lunsford
Columbia
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Marie Louise Hennig
Clarence’ J. Kooyman
Regal
Nola Sundlie
Legal
Smith Jewelry
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Weather forecast for South Dakota Iowa Minnesota today
Forecasts show local showers or thunderstorms across South Dakota tonight or Tuesday with little temperature change. In Iowa expect partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with possible local thundershowers in the north and warm conditions. Minnesota outlook calls for unsettled conditions with showers tonight or Tuesday and somewhat warmer conditions Tuesday along Lake Superior.
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Quinn Dies After 57 Years With Railway Company
Quinn 57, longtime C M St Paul and Pacific Railway employee, died Saturday night after a weeklong illness. He was a section foreman and had worked with Aberdeen and Sioux City before. Funeral scheduled for 9:30 Tuesday at Sacred Heart Catholic church.
Two Strikers Arrested in Kansas Riot Action
GALENA KAN July 1 Two strikers were held by Kansas national guard authorities as military rule brought peace to the tri state lead and zinc mine strike area. The arrests followed riots last week in which a dozen were injured and 28 mine guards were besieged in a smelter.
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Oklahoma troops maintain quiet under disciplined control
In the Oklahoma sector state troops kept the situation calm through disciplined action, maintaining quiet and orderly conduct as authorities oversee the area. The report notes firm handling by troops to prevent escalation and preserve security amid tensions.
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New Flying Service Opens At Municipal Airport
Ralph Myera and KE. Neville announced the formation of the Huron Flying Service to operate at the Municipal Airport. The venture aims to offer student instruction and air service from the airport facilities.
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Huron Flying Service
British Columbia builds charcoal industry amid timber clearance
The article notes reductions in aviation repair by licensed mechanics and gasoline sales to visiting ships, with Myers and Newville credited for Hanford Airlines ticket sales at the port. It also mentions an emergent charcoal industry in British Columbia developed as timber lands are cleared.
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