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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1930

Page

12

Red Sox Have Fine Pitching But Lacking Hitting

Good hurling staff boosts Regian Red Sox prospects as half-season nears, with Milton Garten Jack Russell Ian MacFayden Eddie Durham Hed Lissabee and others delivering steady starts. The team shows strong pitching depth but struggles to translate it into runs and wins.

Milton Garten Jack Russell Ian MacFayden Eddie Durham Hed Lissabee

Baseball Standings And Highlights From Early Season Week

A jumble of league leaders and game notes, highlighting Ruth’s home runs for the Yankees and Olsen’s 23 for the Cubs. The Red Sox struggle as McLain’s mound work and Williams’ bat deliver in Cleveland. Philadelphia offense, Detroit pitching, and weather interrupt a planned doubleheader while Brooklyn and St Louis battles shape the pennant chase.

Briting—O'doul ADL Basted Lee Phillie Cardinals Olsen Cubs Cochrane

Teeing Up a Higher Tee for Longer Drives

A golf instruction note explains higher tee placement boosts distance by fostering better rhythm and coordination. It argues that a ball teed higher reduces fear of topping and enables a sweeping, relaxed swing. Even top players face slumps and can regain form by elevating the tee. Tomorrow’s topic covers ball position.

Cogy WEA Service, Inc

Notre Dame to Rent Soldier Field for Army Game

Chicago reports Knute Rockne, Notre Dame coach, signed with the South Park commission to pay 40,000 dollars for a one day rental of Soldier Field for the Army Notre game next November. It is described as one of the biggest one day rentals charged by the commission.

Soldiers Field Chicago Knute Rockne Notre-Dame South Park Commission Soldier Field Army-Notre Commission

Record showing by Americans in tennis semi finals

Americans grab five spots in the semifinals across men and women's singles with Jean Eorotes and John Boog advancing in men and Hi Moody along with Rene Mathieu in women. Betting turnout for spring racing rose, yet advance on the court remains strong amid competition from French players and other contenders.

Jean Eorotes Uing Bis & Wide En Eny

Legion mitt card lineup completed for July Fourth program

Outdoor program to total six bouts across thirty three rounds with Lloyd Pagisang and Ralph Munn meeting in six round main prelims. Al Braun vs Battling Cot e tops a ten round main event. Red Windhurst vs Billy Weir, Szeman vs Kid Leon, and Gun Wipf card bound for Huron as Legion honors its fiftieth anniversary in South Dakota.

Lloyd Pagisang Huron Ralph Munn Wolsey South South Dakota Red Windhurst Billy Weir Brown Windhurst Weir Szeman Sorrel Top Seeman Kid Leon Astoria Long Island New York Lecsman Leon al Braun Peri Braun Virgil Tony le Chure Virgil Seycgper Battling Bandy Highmore Cotton Seeman Max Bloomberg Leo Bloomberg Wipf Bdodie Jack Wipf Huron Ving Ganpaigners

Corbett Favored In Honoitle Welter Bout

Corbett of Fresno and Te Whip Wetter Champ San Francisco July 2 Oakland contender Corbett, a sturdy southpaw who has twice beaten Thorsen, sails as favorite at 10 to 7 in a ten round welterweight bout slated for July fourth in San Francisco.

Corbett San Francisco Oakland Young Corbett Fresno Thorsen

Farmer Sets Dates for 1932 Olympic Games

Zach Farmer general secretary of the Los Angeles Olympic committee announced dates for the 1932 Olympic Games from July 40 to August 14 with sixteen events on the program Polo will be an added feature and events include track and field gymnastics boxing wrestling fencing rowing sailing equestrian sports modern pentathlon road cycling weight lifting yachting water polo and field hockey

Farmer Los Angeles UPI Zach Farmer

Fouls Eliminated In New York Kings

New York State athletic commission bans fouls in boxing within the state. Boxers must use self devised protection approved by the commission and may not claim fouls. Referees will count a fighter who claims a foul as a knockout.

New York Kings New York New York State Athletic Commission

Stars and Giants Shine in Early Baseball Action

Yesterday's games featured George Watkins of the Cardinals collecting two doubles and two singles in an 8 run burst against the Robins. Giants edged the rest 7 to 5 behind solid team pitching and timely hits. Dib Williams powered the Athletics to a 4-1 win over the Tigers with a three on, home run night. Milt Gaston limited the Indians to three hits while driving in three as the Red Sox won 3-1. Ralston Homnsley drove in two with a double and triple and scored twice as the Pirates defeated the Braves 5-3.

Ted Chicago White Sox Mill Cleveland Indians Red Sox Cleveland Isum Braves Maise Pirates George Watkins Cardinals Fond Whipped Robins Fitzsimmons Giants Ean Dib Williams Athletics Tigers Milt Gaston Indians Ralston Homnsley Pirates

Crippled Yale Baseball Team Beats Forestburg

Yale, missing regulars due to injuries from Friday, defeated Forestburg 1 to 2 at Bancroft Friday. A Maass played first base for E Welsh, T Kuehl pitched well for Yale, striking out seven and allowing four hits. Forestburg’s battery was Tiny and B Fairfield of Portland Oregon.

Yale Forestburg Maass Holmes Bancroft Homing Bish Briday

Eddie Tolan Sets 100 Meter Mark At Vancouver

Eddie Tolan, the Michigan sprinter, won the 100 meter dash in 10.15 seconds at Vancouver outrunning Percy Williams and George Simpson. He covered the distance in a new mark, finishing inches ahead of Simpson and Williams and reportedly running uphill to the tape.

Eddie Tolan Simpson Williams Vancouver B.C Michigan University Percy Williams George Simpson Ohio State Tolan Charlie Paddock British Columbia Michigan Flash KR. Locke

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