Schmeling Plans Return After Europe Visit
Heavyweight champion Max Schmeling leaves for Berlin to visit his mother and plans to defend his title in September at Madison Square Garden. He says he will fight all challengers, with a possible match against Primo Carnera, Jack Sharkey, or Mickey Walker. Stribling, after a brutal Cleveland defeat, rests near the city before returning to Macon, Ga, with his title hopes fading but not extinguished.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Max Schmeling
Bill Stribling
Cleveland
Bremen
Berlin
Primo Carnera
Jack Siharkey
Mickey Walker
Madison Square Garden
Schmeling
Greveland
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Laks Erie
George Blake
Peey
Stribling
Sharkey
Teuton
Avil
Carnera
New Jersey
Chicago
Redfield Teams In Tie For Lead In Kittenball Fight
In Redfield on July 6, the Gamble Tigers beat Knights of Columbus 7 to 3 after an 11th inning rally. Cy Holgate pitched for KC with Robbins, Pete Holgate and George Goodell toed the mound for the Tigers. Attendance neared 100 as the Tigers moved into a shared lead in the Redfield kittenball league with standings showing the Gambles at a .428 pace and Knights at .285, per Knute Afdahl.
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Tigers K
Redfield
Knute Afdahl
Pet. TH JH
Dresselhuys Wins Ruskin Park Race at July Auto Meet
Fred Dresselhuys of Wagner dominated the first auto race at Ruskin Park Forestburg on the Fourth of July. He also won the 2 1/2 mile Handicap event with Geppart second Hebert third. Woodbury captured the second race with Warlick second and Hebert third. No records were broken as weather caused several entrants to miss the event and nine cars finished the field.
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Dresselhuys
Ruskin Park
Forestburg
Fred Dresselhuys
Wagner
Geppart
Hebert
Woodbury
Warlick
Vines and Giedhill Paired In Doubles
Eileneetiy Vines from Pasadena teams with Keither Giedhill after winning the national clay court singles, aiming to capture the doubles title. Vine and Giedhill face Berkeley Bell of New York and Bruce Berose of Austin in the doubles final.
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Giedhill
ST. Louis
Keither Giedhill
Eileneetiy Vines
Pasadena
Call
Vine
Santa Barbera
Berkeley Bell
New York
Bruce Berose
Austin
Tex
Boosters Split Week-End Games At Home Tomorrow
Boston fans recall part of their woes while Frankhouse shines in a strong start for the Braves. Urhanske’s big move may not satisfy, but Fred Frankhouse has won five straight with only 27 hits allowed across that stretch.
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Boosters
Boston
Frankhouse
Hugh
Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Boston Braves
Billy Urhanske
Fred Frankhowe
Sapiehouse
Phillies
Lisndy
Wichita Aviators Hold First Place
The Wichita Aviators lead Western league standings after a strong run, with St. Joseph falling behind as Denver and Pueblo split a twin bill. In other action Omaha beat Des Moines in both ends of a doubleheader while Oklahoma City moved up from seventh to sixth by sweeping Topeka.
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Associated Press
Wichita Aviators
Ney
St. Joseph
Ted Denver
Pueblo
Denver
Omaha
Packer
Datea
Des Moines
Nightcap
Estrada
Omeha Ace
Jim Grant
Oklahoma City
Topeka
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League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League batting leaders include J Klein of Philadelphia hitting .368 and 107 RBIs. Hobnbsby of Chicago leads with 55 runs, while HiteAklein of Philadelphia and Herman of Robins top other categories. American League features Ruth of New York as batting champ at .382 and Gehrig with 70 RBIs, plus Cronin, Cronin and Hayes among leaders in several categories.
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Phillies
Hendrick
Reds
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English
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iKlein
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Robins
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Boston
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Von Elm Burke Tie In Open Golf Showdown In Inverness
George Von Elm of Los Angeles and Billie Burke of Greenwich Conn remain tied after 72 holes in the 1932 national open at Inverness. The pair finished regulation with 149, seven over par, forcing an overtime 36 hole playoff amid heat and rain as the long day approached the clubhouse.
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George von Elm
Links
Los Angeles
Rowman Pole
Greenwich
Conn
Billie Burke
Inverness
Bobby Jones
Post and Gatty
von £An
Burke
Pacific Coast
Eight Inn
Jonnard's 16 Inning Effort Stuns Milwaukee KC Split
Claud Bubbles Jonnard pitched 16 innings for Milwaukee in a doubleheader against Kansas City, earning no decision as the game ended 4-4 at darkness. KC won the first game 7-3 as Pete Donohue earned the win. St Paul beat Minneapolis 9-1 in a slugfest, Louisville moved to second with an 11-4 win over Indianapolis, and Toledo and Columbus split a doubleheader with 5-2 and 3-3 scores.
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American Association
Claud “Bubbles
Jon~ Nard
Milwaukee
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Brewers
Kansas City
Jonnard
Joe Maley
Lou Fette
Pete Donohue
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Mike Coyengros
Smith
Lefty Hall
Colonels
Asault
Phil Weinert
Toledo
Columbus
Red Birds
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Pet
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City
Erickson and Dahl Win Weekly Golf Prizes
Erickson and Mrs. Dahl won weekly prizes for low medal scores at the Chicago and North Western railroad golf course. Erickson shot a 22. Open handicap tournament play continues with 64 golfers, and officials remind that first round matches must be completed by Thursday night.
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Erickson
Dahl
Bert Dahl
Chicago and North Western Railroad
All Linke Erickson
Contestante
Dakota Wesleyan Athletic Review Highlights Decline in Intercollegiate Athletics
Dakota Wesleyan issues a two year athletic booklet from the Methodist university in Mitchell. The review emphasizes a rapid downturn in intercollegiate athletics and notes absence of analyses and tables.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Methodist University
Mitchell
Dakota Wealeyam
Foreigners Sweep Wimbledon Honors
Wimbledon crowns awarded to six players from the United States and Europe with Sidney Wood Jr winning the men's singles, George Lott and John Van Ryn taking the men's doubles, Lott and Lawrence A Harper securing the mixed doubles, Cilli Ansem of Germany the women's singles, and Mrs Dorothy Shepherd-Barron with Phyllis Mudford winning the women's doubles. The U S Davis Cup team of Shields, Lott, and Van Ryn headed to Paris to prepare for the inter zone finals against Great Britain or Czechoslovakia starting July 17.
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Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
George Lott
John van Ryn
Lott
Mira
Lawrence A. Harper
Oakland
Cal
Cilli Ansem
Dorothy Shepherd-Barron
Phyllis Mudford
England
Shields
van Ryn
Paris
Czechoslovakia
Golfers Paired In Public Meet Opens Today
Fifty Huron public links golfers in a blind bogey event July Fourth contest are paired for an open handicap tournament set to begin today. First rounds run 18 holes, finals 36, with matches due by July 12. Pairings feature T R Simonsoe, Rusty Ashman, Floyd Featherhuff vs Zellner, Adama, etc.
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Huron
Public Links
Helen
Floyd Featherhuff
T. R. Simonsoe
Rusty Ashman
E. ©. Zellner
W. A. Adama
W. Price
William Laurinate
C. P. Warren
W. Cook
R. E. Knudron
A. Ratz
M Pierce
Roy Joplin
J. J. Kennedy
George B. Kennard
Bill Plummer
C. W. Fowler
Samm Burton
W. Heflin
H. P. Gregorgen
J. R. von Arsdale
Harold Terry
Edwin Mann
Dick Berg
Marry Geethal
Brick Coughlin
J. F. McMahan
Boole
A. J. Ray
J.A. Buckley
K. Poole
H. F. Graham
Bates Dinneen
Herschell Cooley
W. J. Lundgren
Kenneth Naeve
George Parsons
Herbert Meyer
Roy Dann
RE. Vam Deventer
Herman Olson
Glen Bowe
J. W. Budameier
Buick Cup Buick Tourney Semi Finalists Named
Stanley Colton George McKeon H C Whaley and John Hinman remain as Buick Cup semi finalists after quarter final wins at Huron Country Club Colton beat Camden Rayburn two up McKeon edged Ly Wilkinson two up Whaley defeated Gust Jacobson four and three Hinman faces Whaley in the other semi final matches must be completed by July 9 with final set for July 13 English and US golf stars enter Sunset Valley tourney at North Shore Open in Chicago with three Ryder Cup members among the field
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Stanley Colton
George McKeon
H. C. Whaley
John Hinman
Huron Country Club
Colton
Camden Rayburn
Ly Wilkenson
Whaley
Gust Jacobson
John Fintmen
U. S
Chicago
America
Mang
Amfranta
Sunset Valley Club
Huron Boosters Fall to Aberdeen After Shutout Win
The Huron Boosters were shut out 6-0 by Gann Valley Bluejays after a 6-0 victory over them, then lost 5-3 to the Aberdeen Legionnaires at Wiley park. The Swinging Bearded Babe Ruth player Tally leads Benton Harbor’s House of David lineup in a forthcoming home game as the team plans a string of matches through Woonsocket and Watertown, with Harold Brown delivering strong pitching for Huron in earlier outings.
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Northwest
Grover Alexander
Hub
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Boosters
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Tally
Babe Ruth
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Chicago and North Western Athletic Park
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Woonsocket
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Abe
Wellington
Spencals
Harold Brows
Huron Boosters
Gana’ Veey Boosters
Huddleston's Grove
Here
Woodsockes
Demerey-Greb Scrap To Be Held Tuesday
Rain disrupted a Saturday card as the Demerey Greb middleweight bout in Sioux Falls was rescheduled for Tuesday. In other action, the Shoosters capitalized on a misplay, Brown shut out the Ganna Valley, and Huron Boosters overwhelmed their foes 6-0 after a lengthy rain delay.
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Demerey-Greb
Sioux Falls
Jily
Harry Greb
Minneapolis
Dick Demerey
Aberdeen
Sion’ Falls
Play Opens Today in Second Half of 1931 D-Ball Lineup
After two weeks of inactivity, Huron city league diamond ball clubs restart with the Caney Island team defending its half season title against the National Bankers and Lynchmen darkening the Bankers’ role in a late game. The Hot Dogs seek a clear city crown, while three other games finish the week with K of P vs C N W, Huron Dory Products vs Fort Wayne Veterans, and Nour Packers vs Elks. Second round play begins at 6:90 on State Fairgrounds. City league managers meet tonight at the Tredway and Liem Sport Shop to review rosters and finances, with attendance data requested.
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Caney Island
Witle
National Bankers
Coney Islands
Mitchell
Lindie
Hot Dogs
K. of P's
Wedne
Huron Dory Products
Fort War Veterans
Verle
Arenour Packers
Elks
State Fair ‘Grounds
Coney Issland Banker
Af Mangers
City Assas
Tredway and Liem Sport Shop
Huron Merchants Split Two Games in Independence Swing
Huron Merchants split two games over the Fourth of July weekend, dropping a high scoring clash to Yale 22-15 at the State Fair grounds during the county farm union picnic. They rebounded Sunday at Alpena, beating Alpena 3-6 with Bullis pitching a full game and Le Bloodgood catching. Next Sunday they host Wessington Springs.
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Boosters
Merchants
Wuren Merchants
Suncey
Yale
Huron Club
Yale-Merchants
State Fair Grounds
County Farm Union
Satursay
Alpen
Bullif
le Bloodgood
Huron Battery
Triplett
Alepena
Keel
Agepear
Wessington Springs
Schaal And Maloney Lead This Week Card In Boston Garden
Ernie Schlag aus Boston rises after a knockout streak as he faces Timmy Maloney in a Boston Garden show. Al Singer returns to the ring at Long Beach with Eddie Shapiro. Keith heavyweights and other bouts headline a busy coast schedule. SPLIT COAST SCHEDULE announces league split effective today.
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Boston
Kas
Ernie
Timmy Maloney
Boston Garden
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al Singer
Chi Pion
Long Beach
N. Y
Eddie Shapiro
Los Angeles
Sandy Garrison Cacanova
Ray Perky Oakland
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Roberto Robert
Salvets Ruggirello
Bob Olin
Gob Godwin
Daytona
Spoo Fis
Madison Square Garden
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