Margin Continues To Stretch Heated Race In Baseball
Giants hold an 8 1/2 game edge in the National League pennant chase as halting foes falter. Pittsburgh climbs to second with a 9 7 win while St Louis and Chicago stumble. Ott belts homer in both ends of a doubleheader as Giants sweep Dodgers. In the American League, three clubs remain close with Detroit and Cleveland rallying. Yankees drop to Washington after a 12 inning protest, while Boston and Philadelphia split tight games and Chicago’s White Sox fall short.
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Texacos And AOUW Win In City Softball Opener
The league leaders Texaco Oilers and AOUW teams dominated Sunday play in the city softball circuit. Oilers beat Lampe Market 10 to 7 behind 17 hits led by Harris and a Sherlock homer for Lampe. AOUW routed Camp Roosevelt 20 to 0 as Merle Mycue and Wermer shaded a shutout, while Lampe committed nine errors. Schedule changes, league meeting, and upcoming games were announced, with several clashes rescheduled. Thor Solber obtained Danish permission to fly Copenhagen via Greenland, depositing 5000 dollars as security.
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Goodman Wins Trans-Sippi Crown in Chicago Thriller
Des Moines July 1. Johnny Goodman, Omaha ace and 1933 national open champion, reclaimed the Trans Mississippi golf cup by defeating Johnny Dawson of Chicago after a 36 hole duel. Goodman and Dawson were two under par through 36 holes with a dramatic finish on the home hole as Goodman sank a foot iron shot for a birdie after Dawson tied the match with a 16 foot putt.
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Huron Juniors Remain Unbeaten In District Play
Huron Juniors Annex Another win to preserve their perfect record in District 5 league play at Bonilla. They beat Bonilla 13 to 3 and have a heavy week ahead with non league tilt at Wessington Springs and a home game against Miller. A Friday practice game with Yale is listed. Waldner Walsh and Muraine starred in offense while Huddleston pitched well.
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Yale Beats Virgil In Wild Ball Game
Yale defeated Virgil 17 to 10 in a high scoring league contest marked by heavy hitting. Virgil pitcher Barge hit the longest home run witnessed. Virgil played without regular pitcher Albert Weikum or Welkum as new mound duties were shared.
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Paris duel over Borotra and Poulain ends in settled dispute
The long threatened duel between Jean Borotra of France and Poulain was called off after Borotra said the matter is settled. Borotra, veteran Davis Cup player who entered Wimbledon, denied any intent to taunt Poulain and praised fair play in the Paris press dispute.
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Braddock Eyes Louis as Next Heavyweight Bout
New York report notes James J Braddock plans to have Joe Louis as the first challenger after Braddock’s recent world title win. promoters expect a near million dollar gate next summer with Louis defeating Max Schmeling this fall to clear the way. Louis and Braddock would headline a major return to boxing’s grand era. Max Baer’s film prospects also surface as his wife opposes a ring comeback while Hollywood rumors swirl around a possible movie career for the former champ.
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Tennis Tourney Attracts Players In Summer Program
Telmie and Nelson conduct a free tennis instruction strand as part of Huron city summer recreation. The event mirrors last year’s format with three brackets for boys and girls, about 10 players per bracket, and singles advancing toward a three-week finish. Courts need minor repairs after a recent storm, and players supply racquets and balls.
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High speed cameras threaten umpires in baseball era
Chicago reports that fast cameras strain umpires by showing close plays that newspapers publish, undermining the human judge and prompting debate over using high-speed footage to decide disputed games. Track officials already adopt the tech for finishes, while major league baseball resists its widespread use.
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Huron Beats Lake Byron In James Valley Clash
Al May pitched five hit game with 12 runs as Huron triumphed 12 to 8 over Lake Byron in a James Valley league tilt. Huron added 14 hits and produced two double plays while May completed the complete game on the mound. The club faces Lake Campbell July Fourth and Brookings hosts Woonsecket Sunday as preparation for a double header week including a practice with Sam's Groundhogs at Ravine park tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock.
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Woonsocket Clinches Win in Valley League Battle
Woonsocket defeated Willow Lake 13 to 2 as Fryslie started for Woonsocket with seven innings pitched and Harmre finished. Woonsocket piled 16 hits while Willow Lake managed 9. Bergstresser caught for Willow Lake with Jensen and Fairfield as the battery.
Millers Benefit As Pursuers Put On Bitter Fight For Second Place
In a tight battle for second in the American Association, the Minneapolis Millers remain in first as Indy and Milwaukee stall pursuit. Kansas City split a doubleheader with Indianapolis, winning 8 7 in the nightcap and dropping a game behind. Milwaukee and Louisville also played a split, while Minneapolis opened with a 4 2 win over Columbus as rain interrupted the schedule.
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Dakota Belles Win First Kittenball Contest
Fehrendorf's Dakota Belles opened the season with Iroquois at Beadle's Grove, edging them 9 to 6 in seven innings. After regulation, two extra innings were played for practice before a doubleheader next.
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Babe Ruth Invited to umpire South Dakota Tourney
Pierre July 1 14 Babe Ruth has been asked to umpire the South Dakota junior baseball tournament in Pierre August 2 3 and 4 announced today by Paul Noren American Legion athletic officer More than 100 Leven posts have teams or fans for the junior program this year Deadline to enter teams is June 30 District competition must end July 2 inter district play by July 27 State tournament at Pierre will lead to a region contest at Bismarck N D on Sunday July 7 at Iroquois They will play Iroquois and Bancroft Contact manager at 43 02 for games with the Belles
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