Pick Of American League Stars To Face NL Greats At Comiskey
At Comiskey Park Chicago 18 American League stars led by Connie Mack meet 18 National League greats led by John McGraw in a one day all star game with 49 000 fans in attendance. Starting pitchers discussed include Bob Grove Carl Hubbell Bill Hillman Lonnie Warneke and Alvin Crowder. Proceeds benefit the Association of Professional Baseball Players of America. Perfect weather and full house predicted.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Connie Mack
John Joseph McGraw
Mack
McGraw
Eddie Collins
Art Fletcher
Max Carey
Brooklyn
Will McKechnie
Boston
Bob Grove
Athletics
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Till ‘Terry
Giants
Hubbell
Terry
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland
Vernon
Gomez
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Ear Averill
Joe Cronin
Bill Dickey
Teague
Chuck Klein
Frank Frisch
Paul Waner
Lefty O'Doul
Pie Trayoor
Gabby Hartnett
Association of Professional Baseball, Players of America
Big Park
Wes
Advante
Beasley Advances Tennis Mastery with Beasley system
Mercer Beasley, famed coach to the American Davis Cup team and Princeton’s tennis mentor, reflects on his unlikely path from a flunked student to a legendary coach. He touts his accuracy based method, notes Frankie Parker and Ellsworth Vines, and explains a cross-sport swing focus with golf.
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Mercer Beasley
New York
Princeton University
Tiger Institution
Printton
Indian Hill Club
Chicago
Louise McFarland
Beaseley
Frankie Parker
Beasley
Ellsworth Vines
Philadelpia
Weiland
Kime
Brown
Welch
Ferrell
Oliver
Madieski
Cleveland
Kimecy
Faber
Gregory
Grube
Harder
Pearson
Myatt Derrott
Blasholder
Bridges
McDonald
Shea
Yesterday's Stars show strong early-season hits and pitching
AP recap highlights Al Simmons of the White Sox driving in two runs and scoring twice after a four hit game against the Indians. Floyd Vaughan of the Pirates homered with two on to beat the Cardinals. Tommy Bridges of the Tigers limited the Browns to six hits with nine strikeouts in a 6-4 win. Charley Grimm of the Cubs doubled in three runs as the Reds fell. Dick Oliver of the Athletics pitched seven innings in his first major league start against the Red Sox, fanning nine.
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Associated Press
al Simmons
White Sox
Indians
Floyd Vaughan
Pirates
Cardinals
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Browns
Nive
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Ases
Reds
Dick Oliver
Athletics
Red Sox
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Fullerton, JR
Sparta
Philadelphia
Phillies
Johnny Jackson
University of Pennsylvania
Oliver
Boston Red Sox
Boston
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Cleveland Indians
Sox
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St. Lewi Browns
Chicago
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Bud Tinning
Highmore to Stage Diamondball Tournament July Fourth
Highmore kittenball team under H W Grace plans a Sunday July 4 tournament inviting teams from Pierre to Huron. About eight teams expected. Cash prizes awarded to first and second places.
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Highmora
H. W. Grace
Pierre
Huron
Former Mitt Champs Top Tonight's Show
A pair of former National Boxing Association title holders Georgie Nichols and Tommy Paul set to headline a double windup at Mills Stadium in Chicago tonight. Nichols, former WNBA light heavyweight champion, to face Sammy Slaughter in a 10 round bout. Paul, former NBA featherweight elimination winner, to fight Jackie Sharkey in a one rounder.
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National Boxing Association
Georgie Nichols
Tommy Paul
Seth
Buffalo
Mills Stadium
Nichols
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Paul
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Moody Nears Sixth Wimbledon Title After Semi Final Win
Mrs Helen Wills Moody moved within one victory of her sixth Wimbledon crown by defeating Germany’s Hilde Ermhwis kel 6 4 6 3 in the women’s semi final. In the men’s draw top French players Stan Borotra and Jean Brugoen were set to clash, with strong teams Nat Farquharsen and G Kirby, and Hughes and Fred Perry paired against Jiro Satoh and R Nunoi of Japan.
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Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Hilds Ermhwiskel
Germany
Stan Borotra
Jean Brugoen
Nat Farquharsen
G. Kirby
England
Walker Brouillard Bout Headlines Boston Card
Mickey Walker meets Lou Brouillard in an eagerly anticipated non title bout in Boston. Walker, from Elizabeth New Jersey, is a former welterweight and middleweight champion facing the Worcester area ace Brouillard, a noted welterweight champion. The matchup is billed as the town’s best ring pairing in years.
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Brouillard
Boston
Lou Brouillard
Walker
Elizabeth
Horse Shoe Pitchers Plan National Meet
London C July The National Horse Shoe Pitchers association moves to promote horse shoe pitching as a world championship tournament is announced for July 27 31 at the Chicago Century of Progress exposition Editor B B Howard of London second vice president and head of Horse Shoe World urges showcasing the sport to the world and its skill.
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London
Natonal Horse Shoe Pitchers Association
BR. B. Howard
Orse Shoe World
Chicago
League D Ball Games Bring Evening Doubleheader Tonight
Huron's two diamondball leagues resume with two postponed games. Grocers and De Molays meet in a city league contest at 8:30 PM on the east diamond at West Park. Madhens vs Giants in a Prosperity league clash under West Park floodlights at 8:30. Haroc Elks vs Sheffield open non league play on the west diamond at 6:30. Tomorrow features out of town teams with Miller Phageo Chicago and Purvi Indianapolis slated for 6:00 PM.
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East
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Giants
Haroc ~Elks
Sheffield
Diamond
Miller
AAA To Sanction Automobile Races At 1933 S D Fair
South Dakota's first AAA sanctioned auto race program, announced by Secretary James G Venables, will be staged at the State Fair on Sept 15 with Hankinson Speedways handling events. Top national drivers may compete as cash purses await winners. trials determine the field for the main races.
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American Automobile Association
South Dakota State Fair
James G. Venables
AAA
Hankinson Speedways
New York City
America
T. E Ailen
Washington D.C
Indianapols
United States
der Moines
Sioux City
Twin City
ASA
Schmeling Marry Anna Ondra in Berlin Civil Ceremony
Former world heavyweight champion Max Schmeling wed actress Anna Ondra in a Charlottenburg city hall civil ceremony. The couple planned a Heiligen damm honeymoon with a religious service later in Saurow. Schmeling wore a blue suit while Ondra wore rose attire as a large crowd cheered.
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Max Schmeling
Anna Ondra
Charlottenburg City Hall
Heiligendamm
Saurow
Schmeling
Max
Max Machon
Change Date For D Ball Tournament In Huron Postponed
Announcement says the first annual Central South Dakota diamondball tournament in Huron has been postponed from next Sunday to Sunday July. Sponsors cite scheduling conflicts with James Valley baseball league games making West Park diamond unavailable. Eight teams from the state will compete for cash prizes for champion and runner-up.
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Central South Dakota
Huron
James Valley Baseball League
West Park
Inglewood bout ends in knockout at club match
Meyer Grace of Chisago delivered a KO to Pete Groves of Dallas at the Inglewood Athletic Club last night. Groves was unconscious for 49 minutes after a right hand punch under the heart early in the first round.
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Pete Groves
Inglewood
Cal
Meyer Grace
Chisago
Inglewood Athletic Club
Dallas
Groves
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
In New York Isadore Gastanaga from Spale knocked out Lez Kennedy of Long Beach California. Mike Belloise of New York out pointed Mickey Barron of Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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Assoniated Press
New York
Isadoré Gastanaga
Spale
Lez Kennedy
Long Besch
Cal
Mike Belloise
Mickey Barron
Scranton
Pas
Ruth and Foxx Shine as Yankees Stay Ahead
The Associated Press reports Ruth and Foxx led the Yankees in a decisive baseball game. Key contributions boosted the team's position, highlighting Ruth's power hitting and Foxx's steady at bats as the Yankees maneuvered to maintain the lead.
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Associated Press
Matiane
Pene Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Ed Dudley Sets New British Open Lead At St Andrews
Ed Dudley, American pro from Concordville, Pa, posted a 71 in the British Open second round to reach 143 for 36 holes and hold a one stroke lead at St Andrews. Fellow American Walt Hagen kept pace with a 72 in round two for 26 holes total, while Ed Dadies of Covingtonville, Pa, trailed closely.
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Shute
Smith
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Waltce Hagen
Ed Dadies
Covfortville
Concordsville
Dudley
Densmore Shute
Philadelphia
Horton Smith
Chicago
Walter Magen
Turner Ruled Out Of Victory In National Air Race
Winged motors faced postponed events after a contest committee ruling found Col Roscoe Turner in violation of rules in the 100 mile closed course race. Jimmie Wedell took first prize money of 8375 for the series, with Roy Miner and Turner also earning significant sums as late events remained. Wedell led in speed at 237 mph, while Earhart postponed transcontinental attempt and Ruth Nichols considered a similar challenge. Weather and travel notes surround the day’s aviation news.
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National Air Vace
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Roscoe Turner
New Orleans
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Wedell
Destimer
New York
Turner
Roy Miner
Hollywood
Securid
Miner
Tunter
Amelia
Martie Bowmen
Mae Haizlip
St Louis
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Cal
Bowman
Haizlip
Amelia Earhart
Ariz
Wichia
Kas - Ruth Nichols
Nye
Society Aviatrix
Washington Fans Show Confidence in Pennant Push
Washington fans express optimism after the Nationals return to the capital two and a half games ahead of the Yankees. Griffith Stadium officials report over three hundred applications for reserved seats as fans line up for World Series chances, while the team is idle today.
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Washington
Nationals
Capital
Yankees
Griffith Stadium
Waiting to Defend Title Keeps Baer Out of Ring
Primo Carnera plans to delay defending the heavyweight title until 1934, leaving Max Baer idle and aiming for a fall matchup with Sharkey. The piece notes Duffy’s management could boost earnings to over 100000 through film and vaudeville, while Baer needs a fight to regain footing. Sharkey is seen as a potential warm-up, though his stamina concerns loom.
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Max Baer
Sharkey
Bill Duffy
Mister Duffy
da Preem
Mile
Tersin
London
Duffy
Baer
Maxie
Primo
Carnera Plans Unclear After Atlantic City Stop
Primo Carnera, the heavyweight boxing champion, arrived in Atlantic City for a brief stay yesterday. He declined to reveal future plans in New York, citing ongoing commitments and a cautious approach to announcements.
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N.Y
Atlantic City
Primo Carnera
New York
Dick Oliver Delivers As A's Edge Red Sox 4 2
A’s new starter Dick Oliver, a local right hander, beat the Boston Red Sox 4 2 for his first starting assignment victory. Oliver allowed seven hits and struck out eight, ending Boston’s six game win streak and keeping Philadelphia’s rivals from catching him. Pirates, Cubs win. Cards fall further behind.
Grant Out Of National Meet
Grant from Atlanta Ga goes missing as the national clay courts championship reaches a critical stage. He had defeated Parker in the tri state final last week but was upset by John McDiarmid Fort Worth 6-4 6-4.
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Chicago
Bryan Grant
Atlants
Grant
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Tex
George Ball
el Paso
Parker
Berkeley Bell
Austin
Milton Ruehl
Jack Tidpall
Los Angeles
Wilbur Hess
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
Wash
Gilbert Hall
New York
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Karl Kamroth
Texas
Dick Covington
Asheville
N. C
Fritz Merceux
Bethlehem
Hope for John Factor Release Sparks Optimism
Reporters heard from Leon Bleet, secretary to Factor, that negotiations for ransom payments may be wrapping up. He declined to comment until after bank openings, but hinted a favorable update could arrive soon for the missing man.
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John Factor
Mmucalu
Jay G—P
Imay
Leon Blect
Bleet
Factor
Miller Juniors to Play Here Sunday
Announced today a baseball game will be held Sunday afternoon at West Pad at 2 o clock between the Bar on and Miller American Legion juniors. The previously canceled event is back on the schedule for local fans to attend.
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Miller
The
Baron
Miller American Legion
West Pad
Hauser Leads A. A. With 32 Home Runs
Durham report notes Joe Hauser of Minneapolis continues his home run pace, adding to his total and leading the league with 32 long balls in unofficial averages.
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A. A
Durham
N. C
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
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