Huron Boxing Card Sets Fireworks for State Fair
Battling Cotton vs Al Braun tops a ten round welterweight bout at the state fair grounds as Huron men headline a July 5 boxing card. Windhurst meets Billy Weir in an eight round semi windup with Sorrell Seeman vs Kid Leon on the six round undercard. Max Bloomberg faces Young Wipt in the curtain raiser.
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R. N. “Red” Munson
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State Fair Grounds Grandstand
American Legion
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Nelson
Legionnaires
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Sem
Red” Wisrhurst
Billy Weir
Windhurst
Weir
Red Head
Serrell Top Seeman
Kid Leon
Astoria
Long Island
Seeman
Gach
Sorrell
al Braza
Seeman-Leontiff
Lloyd Fu
State Fair Grandstand
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Red’ Munsen twHl
Marx Wins National Log Rolling Title in Croquet
Croquet Minnesota July 5 Wilber Marx aged 20 from Eau Claire Wisconsin today captured the world log rolling championship by defeating Lawrence Bergeron of Croquet in the semi finals and beating Harry Foster of Aberdeen Washington Pacific coast champion in the finals.
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Marx
Croquet
Minn
Wilber Marx
Eau Claire
Wis
Lawrence Bergeron
Harry Foster
Aberdeen
Washington
Pacific Coast
Saylor and Schrader Set for Final 13 Holes of 36-Hole Match
Saylor and Schrader advance to the final 13 holes of their country club handicap golf match. Schrader trails defending champion Saylor after 18 holes with two holes to play, as Ground Up and the first 18 holes details remain unclear.
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Saylor
Schrader
Fbehl Schrader
Dr. EL. Saylor
Cleveland Girl Sets 3 Records
Stella Walsh of Cleveland reportedly set three world track and field records at a national meet, including a 11.0 second 100 yard dash, a 25.2 second 220 yard dash, and a long jump of 18 feet 9 38 inches. Mildred Didrikson of Dallas also posted strong marks in baseball and javelin throwing during the same event.
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Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Miss Walsh
Hetty Robinson
Chicago
Florence Wright
Mildred
Babe Didrickson
Dallas
Texas Sill
Broad
Gann Valley Bluejays Edge Wolsey in Extra Innings
Gann Valley Bluejays beat Wolsey 1-0 in 11 innings at Huddleston's grave after a lengthy extra game. Berntson pitched well for Wolsey, Koch for Gann Valley, but an 11th inning error doomed Wolsey as 38 Wolsey batters and 41 Gann Valley hitters faced the ball. Batteries: Koch and Hamilton for Gann Valley. Bernston and Carson for Wolsey.
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Gann Valley Blupjays
Eroor
Bernston
Ate Place
Midway Park
Begohinge
Tomer
Bluejays
Gann Valley
Inings
B. Koch
Hamilton
Carson
Americans Dominate Net Championships at Wimbledon Final
Tilden ivan defeats Wil mer Allison in three straight sets 6-3 9-7 6-4 to claim the men's singles title. Helen Wills Moody wins the women's singles title for the fourth straight year after beating Elizabeth Ryan 6-2 1-2. US teams strong in doubles with Ryan and Cross meeting Palfrey and Ryan in the women's doubles final.
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Whisledon
Eng
Tilden
Wilmer Allison
Witmibledon
Great Britain
United States
Helen Wills Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
Berkeley
Miss Ryan
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Edith Cross
San Francisco
Big Bil Tiden
Winer Allison
Fort Worth
Texas
Henri Cochet
France
Sali
England
Jack Crawford
Australia
Franken H. Erenwinkle
Daniel “Prenn
Geremany
Big Second Inning Beats Dakota for Nebraska Railroad Club
Nebraska Railroad Club defeats Dakota 9 to 2 in the East invasion opener. Red Boy excelled on the mound, striking out 13 while Nebraskans capitalized in the second inning, sending ten men to the plate and piling up nine runs. The game opened during the dedication of the North Western athletic field, with varied infield outfield positions to test Dakota’s defense.
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Dakotans
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Saks
Eilers
Swett
Gerive
Dakota Club
Hanson
Darkotans
Hanson Brothers
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Ais
Chaden
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Crawford
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Case
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Teuber
A. Hanson
Dakota
Boxing Results From Iowa and California Shows
Fights last night in Waterloo and Des Moines Iowa produced notable outcomes. Barney Jordan KO'd Jack Wallee, while Lloyd Colyer defeated Mason Ray and Urban Liberty beat Tony Ligouri. In Des Moines Benny Falegans and Billy Love fought to a draw. In California Young Corbett outpointed Young Jack Thompson in an unconsequential bout.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Barney Jordan
Jack Wallee
Emmetsburg
Lloyd Colyer
Mason’ Ray
Young Polly
Lake City
Urban
Liberty
Tony Ligouri
Des Moines
Benny Falegans
Billy Love
Omaha
Drew
San Francisco
Young Corbett
Fremo
Calif
Thompson
Oakland
Cal
Horse Shoe Pitching Tourney Called Off
Postponement of a horse shoe pitching tournament scheduled for yesterday at the North Railroad Athletic Park due to a failure of outside pitchers to appear. Event tied to the dedication ceremonies and locale details are incomplete in the report.
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Railroad Athletic Park
Baseball Scores and Highlights Across Teams
Yesterday's games featured Cardinals over Reds 15 to 4 and 6 to 2 with Rhem and Sylvester John contributing. Goose Goslin drove in five runs with two homers for the Browns against the White Sox. The Senators swept the doubleheader by scoring 12 hits in two games against the Yankees. Charlie Gehringer fractured a toe in a Tigers win over Cleveland, while Fred Fitzsimmons pitched for the Giants in a 5-4 victory over the Robins.
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Rhem
Sylvester Johnson
Cardinals
Reds
Goose Goslin
Browns
White Sox
Sam Jones
Fred Marberry
Senators
Gaye
Yankees
Charlie Gehringer
Tigers
Cleveland
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Robins
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Stnis
al Thomas
St Loie Browns
St. Louis
Mitchell Plays Here Tomorrow
Huron's new ball team the Huron Boosters will play its second game of the season tomorrow marking the first under the new moniker chosen in a team management contest. Mitchell, who lost 3-1 to the Roosters last Sunday in a tightly decided game, is the opponent and the matchup promises a hard fought game.
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Huron
Huron Boosters
Monicker
Mitchell
The
Roosters
Huron Boosters to Attend All Home Games Free
Earl Pellant of Huron will receive a season pass to watch all home games for the Huron baseball team. The pass was awarded for submitting the winning team name Huron Boosters, chosen by a committee including Cc. C. Fisher, manager Tommy Diamond, and Jack Ludtha. Pellant’s pass makes him a guest at the Boosters’ remaining home games this season.
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Earl Pellant
Huron
Pellant
Huron Boosters
Cc. C. Fisher
Tommy Diamond
Jack Ludtha
Rotary
The
Boosters
All Stars Edge Mitchell in Return Game at Huron Park
The All Stars reunite a stronger lineup to face Mitchell, adding Spooky Van and a colored battery Van Van from the Mills Studebaker crew. Expected roster includes Diamond at first, Jonson second, Blair third, Doyle short, Collins left, Hanson center, Burns Lunt right, with Biothgood possibly in the outfield. Game set for 2 PM at North Western athletic park in North Huron.
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Hurgh
All- Stars
Fisher
Huron
Mitchell
All-Stars
Van
Mills Studebaker
Sioux City
Bosters
Studebaker
Heron
Tommy Diamond
Jonson
Blair
Doyle
Collin
Hanson
Burns
Lunt
Peterson
C. Biothgood
North
Western Athletic Park
North Huron
Corbett Warlops Jack Thompson in San Francisco Bout
In San Francisco on July 5 Young Corbett Fresno lad defeated the present champion Jack Thompson Oakland in a non title bout lasting four rounds. The crowd of about thirty three thousand dollars watched as Corbett, a 24 year old Australian, knocked Thompson down in the final rounds and extended his remarkable string of past titleholders beaten within six months.
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San Francisco
Corbett
Fresno
Jack Thompson
Oakland Regro
Stoely Fresno Southrow
Jackie Fields
Tralian
Fields
Thompson
Denny Shute Explains Half and Three Quarter Golf Shots
The article clarifies that a half or three quarter shot uses nearly full backswing with a restrained downswing. It warns against a full swing followed by a let up or slowing before impact, detailing the technique for crisp contact and warning that slowing the downswing leads to disaster.
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WEA Service, Inc
Records Topple In A A U Meet In Long Beach
Five new world records and one American mark highlighted day three of the National A A U championships in Long Beach California. Helen Madison led the burst with three records in the 100 meter 440 yard and mile free styles as the program featured two more world records in the 290 meter medleys.
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Cal
Hiere
Seattle
Helene Madison
Tve
Miss Madison
Clarence Crabbe
Los Angeles
A. C
George Rojas
New York
U. C
Water Pageant Is Big Success in Huron South Dakota
One of the most spectacular water pageants ever held in South Dakota was staged at West Park pool. The event titled King Nepes Carnival drew a large crowd with Schromers from Huron and nearby towns, led by Joey and Mamie roles played by Austin Lytle and Bil Coates. Following the pageant, swimming and diving contests awarded prizes to top finishers including Harvey Sochter Ole Peterson Dale Rice Messe Hollister George Fortune Merle Hollister and others in various events for men and Maxierie Gostain Dorothy Youel in girls races.
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South Dakota
West Park
Huron
Schromers
Austin
Lytle
Bil Coates
Joey
Mamie
Harvey “Sochter
Ole Peterson
Dale
Rice
Messe Hollister
George Fortune
Farvex Sethlery
Dale Rice
Low
Pennant race thins as July 4 margins tighten across leagues
Top contenders the Athletics, Robins, Cubs and Giants split doubleheaders while Washington and New York gain or drop positions. Sad Sam Jones and Fred Marshburn lead Washington over the Yankees as Boston and Philadelphia exchange results. Detroit and Chicago also post holiday wins with dramatic extra innings.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn Robins
Brooklyn
Yankees
Chicas Cubs
Athletics
Huston Red Sox
Washington
New York Yankees
Sam Jones
Fred Marbesry
New York
Senators
Philadelphia
Boston
Ed Remmell
Red Sox
Sox
Robins
New York Giants
Hughey Crile
Vance
Bill Clark
Cubs
Pittsburd Pirates
Kremer
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Uulphia
Redleg Hurlers
League Leaders Pitch and Batting Highlights
National League top batters include O'Daul of the Phillies and Klein with 79 RBIs. Wilson and Cus lead in home runs, while Cuyler of the Cubs has 18 stolen bases. American League leaders show Gehrig on batting and Gehri in RBIs, Fiuié and Yar tied for home runs, Rice of the Senators with 12 steals.
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O'Daul
Phillies
Wilson
Cus
Klein
Ties
Cuyler
Cubs
Gehrig
Gehri
Fiuié
Rice
Senators
LeClaire and Bandy Fight to a Draw in Highmore Duel
Virgil welterweight Tony Le Claire battled Battling Bandy to a draw at Wing's pavilion near Highmore. The fight tied after eight furious rounds as the two South Dakota fighters pressed for a knockout, drawing a fair crowd during the American Legion rodeo event.
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Highmore
Tony le Claire
Virgil
South
Hu- Yon Weiter
le Claire
South Dakota
Wing's Pavilion
American Legion
Bandy
Jones Arrives In Minneapolis To Prep For Open
Bobby Jones, returning from Britain with two major titles, arrives in Minneapolis to practice for the national open at Interlochen starting next Thursday. He plans two rounds at Interlochen this week as other contenders pool in, including Walter Hagen Tommy Armour and Al Watrous arriving from Detroit with Jim Barsee George Von Elm and Don Mce among the field.
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Dewait
Jim Barsee
George von Lm
Don Mce
Armour Team Plays At Lake Preston Sunday
Armour baseball coach C. J. Landis announces the team will play at Lake Preston Sunday afternoon led by star Howard. The Packers had been set to meet North Western Rah road here, but the game was canceled due to the Huron Booster Mitchell All Star gates event scheduled for tomorrow.
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Lake Preston
Mest Howard
C. J. Landis
Packers
Rahroad
Huron
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