Windup Of Pari-Mutuels Race Meet Attracts 3000 Fans
About 3,000 railbirds packed the State Fair grounds for the final day of Karon’s inaugural July meet. The six-race card climaxed with the Huron derby, headlined by Alberta B. driven by Sapp to victory, while Brownie Meade paid the top exacta and show payouts of 42.40 and 2.20 respectively. Foster’s spill earlier left nine winners with strong payouts as Sugar Bowl and Arrow Heart also delivered returns.
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Huron
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Brownie ‘Meade
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Sapp
Royal Yoeman
Royal Yeeman
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Foster
Kentis
Hind Arrow Heart
Sugar Bowl
Victory Fm
Arrow Heart
Marti C
Meyer
Theield
Flying Cloud
Prince Peacock
Nine Sixty
Littl
Billie Golden
Brownie Meade
South Dakoth
Light Petite
Waltena
Glace
Bahn
Pririe King
Primie King
Clarice McLain
Bitsy Grant Faces New Challenger Billy Reese Gains Ground
Atlanta's Bitsy Grant remains Georgia tennis king but Billy Reese of Atlanta emerges as a serious rival. Reese, a Georgia Tech junior, reached the national collegiate semi finals with an upset over Texas’s Martin Buckby, showcasing stronger backhand and serving. Reese plans to enter national events this year and has dominated on clay and turf meets, aiming for greater national success.
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Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Billy Reese
Billy
Dillon Graham
Associated Press
Bryan “Bitsy
Grant Till
Georgia
Grant
Bitsy
Reese
Georgia Tech
Philadelphia
Martin Buxby
Texas
Biltmore Club
Red Birds And Indians Tie For A A Lead As Millers Topple
Chicago July 5 Columbus and Indianapolis grabbed a share of the American Association lead after yesterday’s doubleheaders. Minneapolis fell back while Toledo split with the Red Birds, and Milwaukee swept Kansas City. Milwaukee added pitchers Holland Stiles and Bryan Slim Harris and took an option on George Susce. St Paul homered four times off Petty and Tauscher in an afternoon game.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
American Association
Minneapolis
Red Birds
Toledo
Louisville
Colonels
Hoosiers
St Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Brewers
Holland Stiles
Bryan Slim “Harriss
George Susce
Detroit
Jess Petty
Walter Tauscher
Onida Tennis Club Draws Revealed for Open Tournament
The Onida tennis club hosts a 19-player event with singles draws led by Alice Jordan and Harriet Chamberlain. Frances Chamberlain and Faith Bauman receive byes as the men’s bracket pits Francis Weidenman against James Hilton and Dale Quimby versus Dick Johnson among others.
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Onida Court
Onida
Alice Jordan
Harriet Chamberlain
Zimmering Frances Chamberlain
Marcia Nelson
Frances Brown
Faith ‘Bauman
Francis Weidenmen
James Hilton
Dale Quimby
Dick Johnson
Tom Melody
Edwin Johnson
J. P. William ‘Son
Bernard McDeid
John Quade
Harrold Hayes
Don Crawford
Herman Hansen
Outstanding Jockey Thomas Hahn Dominates Huron Meet
Johnny Hahn rode four winners, placed second five times and was third in three races at Huron’s first annual meet. Meyer matched with three firsts, four seconds and three thirds. Wilgus also ranked high with three wins and three seconds. Bets paid 240 to win, 8.0 show, 2.60 place. Martin C show ticket holders received 5. Outstanding rider honors underline a tight finish among top bookmakers.
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Prairie King
My Model
Spillover
Our Mary
Miss Mikes
Martin C
Huron
Johnny Hahn
Meyer
Hahn
Wilgus
Postpone Races Because Of Mud
The eastern A A dirt championship automobile race at Altamont New Jersey was postponed after one driver was badly injured and two others narrowly escaped harm on a muddy track. AJ Gordon of Los Angeles Pacific Coast champion was injured crashing into a tree after his car vaulted a guard rail. Bob Sall of Patterson New Jersey rolled but escaped with minor injuries. Malcomb Fox of Westville New Jersey demonstrated the south turn then spun twice on the mud but kept the car upright. The incidents occurred during warm up before officials halted the event.
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A. A
AJ Gordon
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Bob Sall
Patterson
N.J
Malecomb Fox
Westville
N. J
Bugbee Fails To Advance In Diamond Sculls Heat
Henry Bugbee of Princeton is eliminated in the second heat at Henley in a close Diamond Sculls race. He loses by three feet to R F Witte stone of England after a strong early lead by the Englishman. Winstone clocks 4 24 for the mile long course amid record crowd attendance as Leander defeats London Boat Club in the Grand Challenge heat.
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Henley-On-Thames
Eng
Henry Bugbee
Princeton
R. F. Wittestone
England
Winstone
Leander
London Boat Club
Thames ‘Rowing Club
Mnergin
Stars of Yesterday Spill Hits in Doubleheader
Carl Hubbell and Fred Fritsimmons led a strong mound effort to limit the Braves to 11 hits and one run across two games. Wes Schuberg propelled the Reds with a seventh inning homer to split the series with the Pirates. Tim Deshong paced the Yankees with four hits as New York split the doubleheader.
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Fred.Firesimmons
Braves
Wes Schuberich
Reds
Pirates
Timmy Deshong
Yankees
Yanks
Parker And Grant Set For National Clay Courts Clash
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee and Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta move toward the quarterfinals in the national clay court tennis championship in Chicago. Parker faces Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga while Grant, rested after defeating John McDiar raid of Fort Worth in the western title, meets Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland Florida in round one.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Bryan
Bitsy” Grant
Atlanta
Parker
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Grant
John McDiarraid
Fort Worth
Texas
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fle
Baseball Results From Tidball Day Across Major Leagues
The Fourth of July round featured Tidball and Budge key matches as the Giants and Yankees vie in the pennant race. Major League play saw Dodgers, Braves, and Cubs win or split, with Budge and Prusoff delivering notable wins while Chicago and St Louis pursued leads in the NL and AL standings.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
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New York Yankees
Tidbell
Orys Budge
Jack Tidball
de E
Fron
Giants
Los Angeles
Don Budge
OaWand
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Yankees
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Henry Prusoff
Detroit Tigers
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Prusoff
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Marcum
Klineeng Phillips
First-Class Golfer Credits Rhythmical Swing
The golfer’s accuracy and distance come from a smooth backswing and letting the club meet the ball at maximum speed. A calm takeaway builds downswing speed and enables the head of the club to strike with lightning velocity while wrists arms shoulders and body work in harmony.
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NEA
Country Club Golfers Set for Clinic Cup and Invite Meet
Country Club members resume activity after a lull with the Clinic Cup handicap match play event and a Mitchell inter-city match moved to Palace City due to rain. A return match is scheduled for Sunday, July 29. Registration for the Clinic Cup will open with pairings released later in the week. The club also plans the Central South Dakota invitation meet on July 15, drawing 20 plus neighboring communities.
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Buron Country Club
Elks
Country Clubberg
Mitchell
Palace City
Huron
Clinic
Atsual Central
Sam Hoffman Wins Lincoln Dirt Track Meet
Sam Hoffman of Sioux City won three of four auto racing events at the state fairgrounds Lincoln yesterday after a start incident eliminated several rivals. Six machines opened the opening five mile race, three wrecked on the first turn. Pat Carroll of Sioux City was injured with a fractured arm. Final results list Hoffman winning the final 26 laps with Cunningham and Brower following.
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Lincoln
Sam Hoffman
Staya City
State Fair Grounds
Pat Carrol
Sioux City
Pat Cunningham
St. Joseph
Ben Brower
Hastings
Neb
U. Q. Varitek
Lake Andes
Claude Phillips
C. Meyers
Vermillion
Hoffman
Cunningham
Brower
Agar Leads League At Half Way Mark In Sully County
The Sully county baseball league paused after half the schedule with three teams withdrawing. Agar leads with seven wins and no losses as Onida South East Sully Richvalley C8C and Cora Morton remain in contention. Scores show Onida 14 to 12 over South East Sully and C8C 18 to 14 over Richvalley.
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Agar
ONIDA
Sully
South East Sully
Onidas
Richvalley
Etx
East Sully
Onide
Central
Cora-Morton
Crerrrerrer Verter
Home Run Leaders Shows Foxx Johnson Clicks In National League
The Associated Press reports Foxx and Johnson of the Athletics lead home run scoring with 14 whereas Ott of the Giants stands at 2. Klein of the Cubs has 18, shaping the league leaderboards as the season progresses.
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Associated
Foxx and Johnson
Athletics
Giants
Klein
Cubs
A A U Swim Meet Opens in World’s Fair Lagoon
CHICAGO July 5 America’s top distance swimmers begin the National A A U outdoor championships with mile eliminations at the World’s Fair lagoon. Nearly 100 swimmers compete in swimming and diving events as 11 championships are decided over the next two days. Los Angeles Athletic Club fields 10 entrants in individual and relay events.
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Chicago
America
World's Fair Lagoon
Los Angeles Athletic Club
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