Macks Lead Over Yankees as Browns Slump Grows
The Athletics extended their American League lead by sweeping the Senators and edging closer to the Yankees and Browns. The Pirates beat the Cardinals 5 to 3 at Forbes Field as Cubs and Reds traded blows in Chicago. The Cubs won 5 4 in 11 innings with Charlie Root shining, while Mel Ott homered for the Giants in a Boston doubleheader split. Athletics defeated Washington 7 4 and 4 a, extending their mastery to 15 of 17 starts. The Browns were hammered by the Tigers 10 4, and the Indians won two extra inning games in Cleveland 4 3 and 5 4.
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Cardinals
Athletics
Senators
John Heydier
Pirates
Forbes Field
Cubs
Reds
Chicago
Yankee
Red Sox
Billy Southworth
Clarence Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Sylvester Johnson
Buccaneer
Ervin. Braine
Mitchell
Cabs
Wrigley Field
Theubs
Charlie Root
Nning Sally
Guy Bush
Giants
New Yorkers
Boston
Melvin Ott
Braves
Phillies
Robins
Jimmy Foxx
Washingtonians
Macks
Yankees
Browns
Morris
Gehrig
Meusel
Ruth
Waite Hoyt
Wiley Moore
Tigers
Indians
White Sox
Cleveland
Watertown Boxer Stanley Statt Ballard Missing After Estelline Stop
Watertown July 3 Stanley Statt Ballard a local fighter vanished after planning a Stony Point fight. Searches led to Estelline New Hamline Hotel where he checked in as Sidney Nelson St Paul and has not been seen since leaving at dawn. Pro moter L T Blake and relatives aided the search.
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Watertown
Stanley
Statt’ Ballard
Acard
Stony Point Arena
L. T. Blake
New Hamline
Estelline
Estelline Hotel
Sidney Nelson
St. Paul
Boteler Leaves Twin City Bank for Minneapolis St Paul Firm
YANKTON July 3 C W Boteler former vice president of the First National Bank and Trust company resigns to join the First Bank Stock Investment corporation of Minneapolis and St Paul. He has deep Twin Cities banking experience and earlier ties to the Federal Reserve bank in Huron. Tulsa Oklahoma report notes Babe Hunt of Henes City outpoints Angus Snyder of Kansas City in a separate brief.
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Yankton
C. W. Boteler
Tce
First National Bank and Trust Company
First Bank Stock Investment Corporation
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Anessa
Twin Cities
Federal Reserve Bank
Huron
Pyle Declared Five Times Winner in Labor Hearing
In Los Angeles on July 3, C C Pyle, famed for transcontinental bunion derby, was described as five times winner and a single loser at a California labor commission hearing. Five claims against Pyle regarding his coast to cone foot race were dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Elden Alien received $69 264 in awards.
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Los Angeles
Py. C. C. Pyle
Derby Fame
California Labor’. .Commission
Schmeling feud with Buelow looms over August 7 bout
Max Schmeling faces a clash with former manager Arthur Buelow as the New York State Athletic Commission orders him to honor a Buelow contract to fight Phil Scott at Ebbets Field on August 7. Schmeling had vowed to avoid matches arranged by Buelow and may reconsider after his latest rise in fame. The issue threatens plans for a September Madison Square Garden bout with Jack Sharkey as Garden options on Sharkey possibly expire. Buelow seeks a receiver for 13 13 percent of Schmeling’s purses in the matter.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Ctf
Paulino Azcudin
Pawo-Schméling
State Athletic Commission
Has
Schmeling
Buelow
Humbert Fugazy
Phil. Scott
England
Madison Square
Gardens
Jack’ Sharkey
Sharkey
State Supreme ‘Court
Pauline
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and standings
Yesterday's results show American League action with Washington and Philadelphia, plus Chicago, Cleveland and New York in various games. National League details include Cincinnati, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and New York with line scores and pitchers listed. minor league Western League results feature Kansas City, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, and others with noted schedules.
Baseball Today Schedule Across Leagues and Cities
American League games mark Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia National League New York at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago Only games scheduled American Association Indianapolis at Columbus Lewisville at Toledo Milwaukee at St Paul Ha AB City at Minneapolis Western League Topeka at Wichita Omaha at Des Moines Tulsa at Oklahoma City Denver at Pueblo
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Philadelphia
New York
St Louis i
Detroit Egyeeninsennet Ag
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Ealact
Pittsburg
Lara
St. Louis
Brooklyn Si
Philadelphia Potent
Boston Ee
Cincinnati Coe Win
Algo Caten i Pet A
Mieneapitis
Kansas
City Stone
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukesee
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Omaha
Wichita
Denver
Puebin
Topeka
Des Moines
Hadley
McCullough Bere
Cochrane
Spencer
Eshenne
Piers Gray
Cosmany Eee
Schang
Thomas
Berg
Shaute
Myatt
Jametey
Annes
Weiland
Dugan
Crouse
Hujin
LT Sewell
Cincinnati
Rixey
Luque
Sakeforth
Root
Bush
Gonzales
Schulte
Roh
St. Lewig
Pittsburgh
Mitchell
Johnson
Wilgon
Brame
Haeetertss
Fitusimmons
Hogan
Seibold
Spohrer
Walker
Leggett
Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Bonisville
Pueblo
Des. Moines
Detroit
St. Louie
July 4 Game At Cleveland In American League
Chicago hosts Cleveland in an Independence Day American League baseball game. Details on lineup, score, or outcome are not provided in the fragment.
Prospects Bright for Huron Junior American Legion Baseball Team
Huron area coach Himer Stolte reports a strong junior baseball outlook with 4 solid hitters and good fielders found already. A practice is planned Friday at 6 o clock on the State Trail Grounds. Stolte asks local managers to arrange games to build a county district tournament ready squad.
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Fair Grounds
American Legion Junio
Euron
Himer Stolte
Édach
State Srail Grounds
Stoke
Huron
Hurgon
Siwash Graduation Woes Over Lost Star Fullback
A noisy school debate questions leadership and talent as Siwash peers lament the loss of star athletes and the impact on graduation since a prized fullback is gone. The piece weighs the cost of diplomas against team strength amid election chatter.
Guest Day golf meet announces prizes and rules
The grounds committee chaired by Dr. H. L. Saylor announces a guest day golf tournament with prizes including a country club cup. Players may tee on any fairway and play 48 holes under Tocal and U S G A rules with an entry fee and prize distributions from the fair and clothing sales.
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H. L. Saylor
Gnust
Ries
Tocal
Avi
Millers Win Doubleheader Over Kansas City
The Chicago Millers defeated the Kansas City Blues in a split doubleheader 2 to 3 and 5 to 2. John Brillheart won the first game while Joe Pate secured the twilight contest victory. Lou Carter homered with two on in the sixth of the second game. Milwaukee beat St Paul 9 to 5 behind Bud Strelecki. Pick’s ninth inning triple provided the winning runs. Silas Johnson limited Indianapolis to three hits as Columbus won 7 to 2. Toledo tied Louisville 5 to 4 in 11 innings.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City Blues
Millers
Ee Blues
John
Brillheart
Kansas City
Joe Pate
Yarmouth
Fette
Lou Carter
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Bud Strelecki
Printers Down NW In Diamond Ball Clash 13 8
Evening Huronite printers defeated North Western Public Service team 13 to 8. Buell Cotten opened scoring with a fourth inning homer, Hartleb added a fifth inning homer, six runs came in the fourth. One windshield injury occurred when Musolf of Public Service pitched wild. No further games until next week when Standard Oilers face two games versus Bika and Chicago and North Western. Oilers could lead the league with both wins alongside Armours and Huron Dairy.
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Huronite
North Western Public Service Company
Buell ‘Cotten
Hartleb
Musolf
Public Service
Standard Oilers
Bika
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Oilers
Armours
Huron “Dairy Products Company
S C Cowboys To Play Ball At Woonsocket
Baseball fans in Woonsocket look forward to a game between the Sioux City Stockyards Cowboys and the South Collegeians from Wichita Kansas, to be played here July 20.
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Woonsocket
Amoonsocket
Stockyards Cowgs
South Ollegians
Tom
Wichita
Kan
Redfield Reds Triumph Over Warner in Narrow Victory
In a chaotic, OCR damaged snippet the Redfield Reds beat Warner by a small margin. Key names appear as Holgate Beahy Grahnke Nigzer Whelden and scores showing 10 to 4 arrows with unclear totals. The fragment hints at a basketball or similar club contest with listed players and a close result.
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Redfield
Madle
Holgate
R. H
Holgat
Beahy
Grahnke
Nigzer
Whelden
Cochet Defeats Tilden In Wimbledon Semi Final
Henri Cochet of France defeated Bill Tilden in straight sets in the Wimbledon semi finals. The sets were 6-4 6-1 7-5, delivering Cochet’s most one sided win over Tilden. Tilden had previously won 17 games in their prior Davis Cup clash.
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Bill
Tilden
Cochet
Eng
Henri ‘Cochet
France
Bill Tilden
I Cochet
A A U Record Assault Opens Denver Trials
The A A U track and field event in Denver features a junior field of about 200 competitors as seniors face tomorrow's championships. Prospects point to new champions in open races and field events with trials in dash, pole vault, and discus. Yale's Fred Sturdy has cleared 13 feet 6 inches in pole vault.
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Denver
Awill
Fred Sturdy
Yale
Bobby Jones Plans British Tourneys and Amateur Nationals
Atlanta bulletin reports Bobby Jones intends to enter two British tournaments next year the British Open and the British Amateur Championships. His next major event will be the national amateur at Del Monte California in September.
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Bobby. Jones
Atlanta
Ships
del Monte
Calif
Bryant Triumphs 3-2 in Pitching Duel
Bryant edges Iroquois 3-2 in a tight pitching contest. Key moments include decisive innings and a narrow late run securing the win for Bryant.
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Bryant
Faster Matches In Net Meet Daily Show Strong Prospects
Keen competition marked the second round of the national play court singles tennis championship in Indianapolis as double matches were set. Notable pairs included Berkeley Bell of Austin and Clifford Sutter of New Orleans with Reid Cleveland and Donald Cram of Nashville. Bud Markey of Notre Dame and Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines also featured amid expected ease for many seeded players.
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Berkeley Bell
Austin
Texan
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Kirk
Reid
Cleveland
Donald Cram
Nashville
Tenn
Bud Markey
Notre Dame
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
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Hammer
William S. Cheeman
Associated Press
Allard
Eztelline
Boteler
Twin City Bank Corporation
Okla
Babe Hunt
Henes City
Angus Snyder
Age City
Pyle
Big Cut
New York Supreme Court
Battle
Maxie
American ‘League
Amberigan, League
Gatchers
Lew
Siwash
Huron Country, Club
American Association
Trims Saints
NW. P.S
Haley- Neeley
Redfield Reds
Warner
Ed Out
Walter Madey
Gabby
Hartnett
Aan
Mont
Fine Society
Osborn
St. Clothiers
Huron, S. D
Billy
Kellys
Wii
Burger Motor Company
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