Young rivals push Billy Sandow challenges three stars
In New York July 14 Associated Press report notes Olympic freshmen poised to challenge veterans for the 1928 Berlin team. It highlights John Anderson Ralph Metcalf Ben Eastman Glenn Hardin and Joe McCluskey as top contenders with Eddie Tates Jesse Owens Bill Carr and Glenn Cunningham among earlier greats fading from the field.
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Budge Faces Fierce Semi Final Challenge At Wimbledon
Redrafted from Melecon Eng July 1 Budge the lone American in the Wimbledon men’s singles seeks a place in the final against England’s Fred Perry, the defending champion and likely No 1, while German Baron Gottfried von Cramm faces Henry Austin in the other half as betting odds tilt Perry Cramm even. Redfield junior squad trimmed to 15 under Coach Pete Helgate with Wise Buchholz Houghteling Shaw among others. Lasky defeats Pacek in Los Angeles in a scheduled 8 round bout.
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Nebraska League Standings Show Top Tussle in Nebraska
Norfolk regains sole lead in the Nebraska State League after a 7 to 5 win over Sioux Falls. Mitchell moves into second place with a Beatrice upset and a close Blues win despite four errors. Weather’s threat postponed Saturday games as teams jostle for early-season position.
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Huron County Club Members to Shoot for Aces Championship
Huron County Club members prepare for their annual championship golf tournament with a special hole-in-one event on the Number 2 green. A bull’s-eye 20-foot shot is planned amid a 2 cent entry, prize money, and ten showings. Defending champion Dr. GR Stewart earns automatic 36 holes.
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Gamble's Tigers Defeat Faulkton in Close Intercity Game
Redfield July 1 Special Gambles Tigers beat Faulkton 8 to 7 in a seven hit affair. Walman hit a homer and a triple driving in runs while Faulkton errors aided Redfield. Errors also helped Faulkton score seven off four Redfield hits.
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American Legion Boxing Show in Sioux Falls on July Fourth
Eleven three round bouts feature leading state amateurs as the American Legion and Amateur Athletic Union present a July Fourth athletic program in Sioux Falls. Notable matchups include Bob Morley versus Walter Prey and Dot Perry against Harold Burman, with Red Henighan facing Claire Ortmayer in a light heavyweight headline.
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Cards Trim Bucs and Cubs Remove To Second Place
The St Louis Cardinals regain first place in the National League with a double victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2 to 1, led by John Leonard Martin and Pop Haines. The New York Yankees extend their hold atop the American league by defeating the Boston Red Sox as Chicago Cubs fade in the race.
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Frequent Father Needs Home Ump
Chicago July report profiles Emmett Red Ormsby the famed Algerican league umpire and his large growing brood at Evergreen Park home. His wife jokes about his absence as he cares for 12 offspring while the Yankees crowd watches Gehrig hit his 19th and 20th homers, Giants stumble behind Reds, and other games are rained out.
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Revived Saints Narrow Brewers Lead With Ninth Inning Rally
In Chicago July, St Paul Saints won 9 3 over Milwaukee to pull within three games of the league leaders. The Saints mounted a four run ninth inning rally to clinch the opener as Milwaukee faltered.
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Glendale star Frank Wykoff to Olympic trials trip
Glendale athlete Frank Wykoff will not hitchhike to New York for the Olympic track and field trials. Local sponsors of a fundraising effort say the plan to send the Glendale star to compete at his third Olympics seems feasible and likely to succeed.
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Baseball roundup: Haslin leads Bees in doubleheader
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press notes Mickey Haslin of the Bees collecting four hits against the Giants. His final blow drove in a run, giving Low Gehrig and the Yankees a boost, while Pepper Martin of the Cardinals drove in runs in both games against the Pirates and singled in the decisive tally in the nightcap.
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