Boosters Target Yale After Narrow Kernels Defeat
Hack Peyton's Boosters prepare to face Yale after a 7 0 loss to Mitchell. Manager Scharnweber's squad aims to rebound at home, seeking payback for an earlier drubbing and to challenge Yale with Ted Kuhl back in action. The narrative highlights a tense rivalry night with strong pitching from Kuhl and a productive Boosters offense seeking to even the series in a twilight contest at Huron.
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Peyton
Yale
Murager Seroges
Huron
Kernels
Schammweber
Ted Kuhl
Hur
Seavy Mitchell
Yaesterday
Haron
Hitler Latile
Mitchell
Hinlon
Hack Peyton
Aberdeen
Borsvers
Paxton Con
Roosters
Burns
Standard Oil Seeks Second-Half Diamondball Title
Standard Oil presses toward the D Ball crown as they meet the Doughboys in week two of the second half. After a narrow 18-hit loss to the Siwander Bakers, the Standards aim to rebound with full strength against Doughboys while hopes for the second half title hinge on Tuesday’s CG. & W. W. vs Armour Packers clash. Havon Dairy faces the Elks Wednesday hoping to stave off elimination from the race.
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Doughboys
Bakers
Armour Packers
Contessa
Ders
Packers
End First Round In Rail Tourney Ends With Few Delays
The Fourth of July holiday saw most matches finish the first round of the CANAW rail golf tournament. Dick Herg and Bill Musuli lead, with night play expected to finish their matches. Vacations caused several forfeits, and many late games ended that way. Tom Sickles and Claire Simpson advanced in the second round, while Wayne John and others moved into the third round. Lower bracket pairings include Old Terry versus Bill Hanson and others, with several winners advancing toward the finals. John To Finals in the railroad championship tourney, the finals await the lower bracket winner. Mark Spang announced Isratad will compete in the state amateur at Watertown July 10-15.
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Dick Herg
Bill Musuli
Tom Sickles
Merle Coursey
Oscar Junes
Claire Simpson
Ed Halvorsen
George Wagner
Wayne John
K. Conner
Old Terry
Bill Hanson
Touber Va
John Johanson
Cootey
G. Crowell
McElligent
Dick Berg
Bill Mund
Muateh
Carl Ruchhola
A. J. Ray
Bill Molleza
Isratad
Watertown
Lucky Strikes Downed Twice At State Fair Grounds
The Broadland Lucky Strikes lost twice in weekend games at the state fair grounds diamond. Virgil defeated Broadland 15 to 9 in ten innings after a ninth inning tie, with Virgil benefiting from 19 hits to Broadland's 14. Key hitters included Wheat Evans for Broadland and Moencke Lyons for Virgil. Batteries were Virgil Fultors and Lyons. Lucky Strikes Seltz and Broderson. In a Sunday rematch, Huron K of C beat the Lucky Strikes 7 to 1 as Meri Brith paired for Buren, Wheat and Diggerstaff shared mound duties. Morrissey had nine hits and 18 strikeouts. Knights of Columbus won with 15 Wits Ten Prrron batsmen retired on strikeouts. Pipers Geise, Mackey led with three-base hits. bases left, steals, and walks noted. Umpires Teuber and James. Time of game not listed.
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Beadie County Farm Union
Virmil
Victor Wheat
Evans
Moencke
Lyons
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Fultors
Seltz
Broderson
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Buren
Diggerstaff
Tosers
Giles
Morrissey
Knights of Columbus
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Yale Eager To Meet Boosters
Yale after a 10 game run was defeated by the Huron Boosters and aims to rebound at Huron. Pitcher Ter Kuehl may face the visitors with Martin catching and Welsh, Smith, Maass and Sweeney in the infield and Holm Marsh Pratt Hornig in the outfield. A large crowd from Yale and nearby is expected.
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Huron Boosters
Hack Peyton
Huron
Boosters
Ter Kuehl
F. Martin
E. Welsh
L. Smith
Deyn
K. Martin
T. Maass
J. Sweeney
A. Maass
T. Holm
The
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E. Marsh
K. Pratt
J. Hornig
Yele and
Vicinny
Bill Dickey Breaks Reynolds Jaw In Home Plate Fracas
Washington Senator officials seek maximum fine and suspension for Bill Dickey after a plate collide injures Carl Reynolds who may be out six weeks. Reynolds scored on a squeeze play before Dickey's jaw breaker, with umpires to guide the league decision.
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Carl Reynolds
Clack Griffith
Washington Senators
William Harridge
American League
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Yankees
Griffith
Harridge
Reynolds
Dickey
New York
Kerrat Bat
Yankes
Elimination Contests Planned for State Diamondball Field
Pierre July 5 Officials of the South Dakota Diamondball Association announced elimination contests to select the state D-Ball tournament field. A plan for 16 regions and regional tournaments by August 21 aims to reach an Aberdeen September 4 and 5 state title. A five member rules committee was named to draft by-laws for the 1932 meeting.
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Danielson
Huron
A. R. Thompson
Aberdeen
C. P. Wyman
Sioux Falls
F. A. Tinan
Mitchell
G. C. Redfield
Rapit City
D. C. Walsh
Mill
W. A Hall
Miller
Phil H. Thompson
Frank B. Guhin
Strvetary
Woonsocket Divides Two Baseball Games
Woonsocket fans saw a double header with Ar tesian substituting for Mr. Vernon. Woonsocket Greyhounds defeated Ar tesian 10 to 1 as Dunn and Clifton led the batting. Fedora then beat Woonsocket 3 to 1 with Hall Dunn and Clifton sharing battery duties. Next, Woonsocket travels to Fedora on July 17.
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Vernon
Artesian
Fedora
Woonsocket Greyhounds
Acesian
Tom Dunn
Clifton
Dunn
Gregory
L Carol Hall
Clarence Dunn
Bruce Clifton
Woonsorket
Three Fight For Association Lead in Holiday Baseball Play
Chicago newswire reports a seesaw race for league lead after July Fourth games. Indianapolis fell to third as Columbus beat Toledo twice, while Minneapolis and St Paul split wins. Kansas City upset Milwaukee 3 5, Milwaukee answering with nine ninth inning runs. Ted Gullic and Alex Metzler homered for the Brewers.
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Tion
Minneapolis
Willers
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville Colonels
Indians
Toledo
Minnneapolis
Carmen Hil
Millers
Colonels
Howard Craghead
Bill Lee
Red Birds
Mud Hero
Jim Moore
Kanses City
Milwaukee
Brewers
Ted Gullic
Alex Metzler
Noted Net Stars In Minneapolis Tourney
More than a dozen prominent tennis players entered the Northwest Invitation in Minneapolis as rain delayed the start. Last year's champion John Hennessey of Indianapolis defers his title with first round opponent Newton Crawford of St. Paul.
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Jy 9
Vey
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Newton Crawford
St. Paul
Lester Steefen
Los Angeies
Ohio State
Henry Robinson
Minneapolis
Engie Mayle
Turner
Bren
Karl Kamret
William Honey
Eveleth
Minn
Edmund B. Levy
Sacramento
Cal
J. Gorwitz
Jay Cohn
Santa Monica
Laurence Carlson
Pasadena
Gene Stein
Robert Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Howard Benn
Inneapolis
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
John
Scherer
Telfasd
Thompson
Homer P. Rainer
Lewisburg
Larry John
St Paul
Boo” Burr
Dalles
Tax Ya
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Huron Juniors Sweep Weekend Wins Over Redfield and Miller
Huron American Legion juniors under Manager Bloomberg defeated Redfield 8 to 7 after a 17 to 16 win at Miller. Kirke Wheeler pitched a full game in the Miller victory, with strong hitting from McDonnall Wheeler Wiand and Busch. Redfield led 3 to 1 before Huron’s late surge, Wiand cut off a Redfield rally in the ninth, and notable defense helped seal the win. Return games against Redfield and Miller are planned, with locations yet to be finalized.
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Huron American Legion
Bloomberg
Huron Juniiors
Redfield
Haron
Kirke Wheeler
Huron
Miller
McDonnall
Wheeler
Wiand
Busch
Hugen
Waddington
Parson
Fromington
Red- Reid
Wow
Star Fisher
Hale
Bates
Hurton
Wildness
Teuber
Hitchcock
Leaders To Meet In A Y P League
Harrold, July 3 Special three leaders Miller Harrold and Gettysburg kept perfect records as A Y P league games were played. Miller beat Agar at Sudan rodeo while Fort Pierre won 5 to 1 over Pierre and Harrold defeated Ree Heights 4 to 1. A three way tie will be settled next Sunday when Harrold visits Miller and Gettysburg is favored to beat Pierre.
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Miller
Harold
Gettysburg
Sudan
Oodeo
Agar
Fort Pierre
Pierre
Ree Beights
Pet
Ree Heights
Onida & & Nae
Hitchcock Women Lose To Buffalo in First Meeting
Hitchcock's women’s kittenball team fell to Buffalo 10 to 3 in the opener. Mary Juhl pitched and Hilda Gross caught for Hitchcock while Lena Webber pitched for Buffalo with Leena Roeber catching. a rematch is set for Friday, July 15 on the Buffalo diamond.
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Buffalo
Witchcock
Mary Juhl
Hilda Gross
Lena Webber
Leena Roeber
Baer and Levinsky Battle Ends In Rough 20 Round Draw
Benny Baer edged toward a slight advantage in a grueling 20 round bout with Harry Levinsky in Reno Nevada drawing about 8 000 fans including motion picture stars. No knockdowns occurred though Baer labored to break through Levinsky's stubborn defense and both men suffered swelling as the Chicago rival fought hard.
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King Ley
Chicago
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Mnfor
Livermore
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Tidler
Baer
Raines
Dri
Ree
Cawuligel
Cord Aits
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Levinsky
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Bac
Suilr
Dark Dempsey
Saylor And McKeon Tie First 18 Holes In Club Tourney
Dr H N Saylor and George McKeon were deadlocked after the first 18 holes at Huron Country Club in the Bide Sup tournament. The club championship field remains to be finalized as the tournament committee plans tonight’s meeting to assign seven medalists to foursomes with Rev Disrud, defending titlist, automatically position.
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H. N. Saylor
George mcKeon
Huron Country Club
Vonight
Country Club Tounament Committee
Dast Weel
Rev. Disrud
Discud
Pruitt and Pupusiy Face Rams in Drawn Bout
Sommy Pruitt from Watertown and Angela Pupusiy of Duluth fought eight rounds in Valley City on Monday, ending in a draw after a Southern California bout note.
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