Senators Win 8 1 Over Red Sox Lead pennant race
Washington gains first place in the American League standings after an 8 to 1 victory over Boston. Walter Johnson's club extends its winning streak to eight, aided by schedule alignments that favored the Senators over the Athletics and Red Sox.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Athletics
Senators
Red Sox
Washington
Boston
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Pete Jablonowski
Belvidere Bean
Ralph Kress
Goose Goslin
Tigers
Earl Whitehill
Whitehill
Sox
Dutch Henry
Detroit
Lonse Felding
White Sox
Babe Herman
Brooklyn Robins
Cubs
Gece See
Boston Braves
Moss
Herman
Wright
Robins
Ray Moss
Bob Smith
Reds
Pat Malone
Philadelphia
Giants
Phillies
New York
Cardinals
Pittsbur
Pirates
Larry French
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Gus Suhr
Junior Basebal l Rooms In Fifth Eight Teams Vie For Honors
Junior baseball teams across the district compete for district honors in the American Legion program. Redfield leads with a strong roster and four wins, while Ashton, Cresbard, Rockham, St Lawrence, Doland, and others field squads under coaches like John Bangerter. Recent results include Redfield 4 Ashton 3 in ten innings and Rockham 21 0 over Crandon 18 5 over St Lawrence 14 2.
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Redfield
Faulkton
T. J.thompson
St. Lawrence
J. L. Bridenbeugh
Rockham
Stanley Campbell
Huston
Harry Liem
Ashton
W. FH
Cavs
Cresbard
A. O. Bittner
O. FE
Doland
Lloyd M. Riddle
Spink Couryeb
Downt Ashton
Rock
Crandon
Ashton Astecond
Hyewon
St Lawrence
iNirgil
John Bangerter
Wolsey Defeats Shotwell-Dempster 2 1 at Midway Park
Wolsey beat Shotwell-Dempster 2 1 at Midway Park in Brookings. A single paid admission saw a close, well-played game with Wolsey pitcher in good form. Wolsey plans an active weekend schedule with games against Wessington Springs and Yale here as part of the sport celebration.
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Shotwell-Dempsters
Wolsey Wolsey
Wolsey
Shotwell-Dempster
Sie
Midway Park
Brookings
Su v
Sabo
Sioux Falls
Wessington Springs Ry
Yale
Ors
Lunico
Interlachen set for National Open with rugged course sketch
A Willie Kidd sketch of Interlachen Minneapolis outlines hazards for the National Open July 1 72 strokes expected by pros. The course features many water holes dog legs tight greens and brutal par 5s demanding precise drives and accurate second shots. Interlachen hosting its first national event after Western Open in 1930 and Mississippi Championship win by Legg scene.
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Interlachen
Minneapolis
Willie Kidd
Walter Hager
St. Andrews
Olympia Fields
Winged Moor
Minnesota
Jake
Jim Barnes
Harry Legg
Helene Madison Rebuffs Professional Swimming Offer
Helene Madison, a 12 year old Seattle schoolgirl who set world records at the National AAU meet in Long Beach, has rejected an offer to turn professional. The decision was announced in Los Angeles as the New York event concluded.
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Helene Madison
Los Angeles
Seattle
Al.a. U
Long Beach
New York
Firemen Lose To Elks 1-0 In B League Clash
Elks win 1-0 powered by a first inning run and Firemen miscues. Disrud and Hedblom held Elks to three hits while Stafford allowed one hit in a pitching duel. Eight Firemen errors fueled the Elk tally as Hedges Snorer and H Teuber turned two double plays to stem threats.
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Elks
Fire Department
Elk
Martin
Afer Culhane
Stafford
Scruby
Hermac
Huesgen
al Teubertet
Laby
Ellis
Disrud
Eix
Teuber
Anderson
Hedges
Snorer
H Teuber
al Teuber
Hedblom
Statford
Max Teuber
Bates
Armour
Peterson
Armour-Huron
Feld
George Lunt
Hardn
Last Might
Sam
Percin
Packers
Sioux City Clubs To Play At Woonsocket
Two of the fastest semi professional clubs in the northwest will meet Friday as the feature attraction of the three day water carnival. The Sioux City Stoe Yards will play the club from Kari Keen company Friday afternoon, arranged by local business leaders.
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Woorsvesst
Northwest
Sioux City
Preston Juniors Rally Beat Brookings In Ninth Inning
In Lake Preston July special junior league baseball, Lake Preston juniors edged Brookings 10 to 8. The crowd roared as Lake Preston scored five runs in the final half of the ninth inning to claim the victory despite trailing 3 to 6 after the first.
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Preston
Brookings Lake Preston
Brookings
Lake Preston
Lake Preston Juniors
Tvading
Horton Smith Uses Heavy Weighted Niblick For Sand Shots
Horton Smith favors a concaved back niblick with lead weights totalling about 14 ounces. He uses it to dip into the sand and flick the ball out cleanly, often tapping it just behind the ball to lift it onto the green near the cup. Tomorrow’s piece will discuss the importance of the pitch shot.
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Horton Smith
Smith
Invitation Late Bill Tilden Says
William J. Tilden explains he refused to join the American team for the Interzone finale and the Davis Cup challenge round because the invitation arrived too late to release him from his contract with the alliance. Under USLTA rules he could not withdraw from a tournament he is entering, and John N. Wheeler offered a release via cable, but Tilden cited retirement plans announced earlier.
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New York
Aliance Today
William J. Tilden
Tilden
Alliance
United States Lawn Tennis Association
John N. Wheeler
the Chance
Philadelphian
Wheeler
United States
Bill
Comadls
International Meteries
Th S. L. T A
Appy
Design New Hurdle To Prevent Spills
New hurdle design proposed to reduce bad falls in track racing. The plan, credited to Dartmouth and Naval Academy contributors, aims to standardize an 12 inch high hurdle. Accepted by the Association of Track Vesshes of Americas and the International Athletic Federation, it signals a uniform base set for the hurdle.
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New York
Harry “Hillman
Dartmouth Colege-Irgett Coxcin
Bart Thonson
Naval Academy
Costh
Eopold ‘Barron
Georgia
Tuskys
Hijimany
Theoynyi Letee
Association of Track Vesshes of Americas
International Athletic Federation
Qvhinb
Stata
Clucés
Local Youth Tennis Tourney Sees Early Plays National ties mark kickoff
Three boys tennis matches unfold under John Bangerter as 11 entrants begin a perpetual competition. Harlan Newton remains top seed with unchallenged position while Bruce Van slips to seventh after Lynn Thatcher exchanges spots. George Haskell and Frederic Green win to climb, among others, as the roster lists 16 players in order.
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John Bangerter
Harlan Newton
Lynn Thatcher
Bruce van
Yan
George Haskell
Don Taylor
Taylor
Haskell
Frederic Green
Melvin Costain
Green
Costain
George Crowell
Rupert McDonnell
Floyd Seeman
Paul Lumbard
Robert Harriis
Eldred Balzer
Kirke Wheeler
Robert Buchanan
James O'Connor
Max Buchanan
Tut
C. Lehman
HL Olson
Tredway and Siem Sport
Harry Hele
Billy Busch
Alvin, Daviek
Max Newton Teuber
Zari Belant
Bertram Judsom
Emmet Walsh
Harrold Wins Narrowly Over Blunt In Opener
Harrold defeated Blunt 4 to 3 after tying the score in the sixth. SY Peterson led Harrold with three hits in four at bats, while Brown also went 3 for 5 and Mars contributed a similar count. Final score by innings shows Harrold overcoming Blunt with late runs.
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Harrold
Barrold, Tuly S
Harrold Bagela
Blunt
Can
SY Peterson
Brown
Mars
Pierre
Harrold-Blunt
Peterson
Felx
Rapid City Woman Plans Miniature Links Course
Rapid City woman Bernice Pecyon announced plans for a new miniature golf course costing about 1200 dollars. The project includes a club house built from salvaged materials and will be located at a Wag cabin site.
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Rapid City
Bernice
Rapid’ City
Contenders Foresee Low Score For Winner If Weather Stays Favorable
Weather conditions at Interlachen are seen as key to low scoring as Bobby Jones and Leo Diegel lead predictions for the national open. Experts forecast possible scores around 68 to 72 under ideal conditions with warm, calm days. Bobby Jones remains confident, while Hagen and Sarazen expect tough play from the course layout.
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Canis
Jones
Diesel
Walter Hagen
Tommy Amour
Winneri
Denny Shute
Columbus
Ohio
Owen
Minneapolis
Chick Evans
Minnikshda
Interlachen
Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Willie MacFarlane
Jim Barnes
Gene Sarazen
Rolf
Willie Kid
Johnny Goodman
Robins Seek Moore Return to Majors with Saints in A A
Chicago dispatch reports Wilcey Moore a former Yankee and sinker ball specialist, who came out of retirement to play for St Paul, is being courted by the Brooklyn Robins as a potential acquisition. Moore earned his seventeenth win this season but failed to close yesterday as St Paul beat Kansas City 13 to 8. Louisville crushed Columbus 11 to 6, Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 3 to 0, and Toledo defeated Indianapolis 9 to 1 in night action.
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Atlanta
Bobby
Sury
Bobby Jones
Europe
Minneapolis
Chicago
Wilcey Moore
New York Yankees
Moore
St. Paul
Esterday
Larry Sutton
Erocklyn Robins
Bob Connery
Saints
Yankee
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Colonels
Dick Wykoff
Davis
Maxton
Tom Jenkins
Milwaukee
Millers
George Connally
Oral Hildbrandt
Mulrooney
Toledo
Indianapolis
Bluejays Fall To Springs In Close Double Loss
Gann Valley Bluejays slip to 1-5 in the season after a 5-4 nine inning loss to Wessington Springs. Olsen Henry Carson and Bernstein each singled twice for Wolsey. Bridenbach Lucilan C Koch and B Koch led Gann Valley with multiple hits. Batteries Winsell Hamilton and Morri son. Springs Batter ies Triplett Moechlin.
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Bluejays
Springs
Wolsey Gann Valley
Gann Valley
Wolsey
Wolsey Club
Olsen
Henry
Carson
Bernstein
Bridenbach
Lucilan
C. Koch
B. Koch
Winsell
Hamilton Morrison
REE Gann Valley
Free Swim Party Set at West Park Pool for 10 Children
City water commissioner M L Tobin and West Park Development Association announce a free swim event next Saturday at the West Park pool for ten youngsters. Transportation from homes optional, supervised by women for girls and men for boys, life guards on duty, swimsuits supplied by children.
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M.L. Tobin
West Park Development Association
West Park Pool
National Bank of Huron
Night of Knockouts Reports Mixed in US Matches
Boxing brief recounts last night shows Foreman defeating Mantle in Toronto by knockout, Hackett winning in Jersey City, Midget Wolgast outpointing Routier, Ervin Berlier and Phil Me. Graws Deatcoit listed with results. details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate multiple bouts and outcomes in various cities.
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Toronto
al Foreman
Mantreal
Sammy
Hackett
Jersey City
Wolgast
Pledelp
Routier
Berlier
New Orleans
Phil Me
Benefit Card To Aid Blind Fighter Langsford
Chicago boxing card features Walcott Langford, a promising middleweight once blinded, seeking surgery fund. Prominent names including Tuffy Griffith, Larry Johnson, Bud Taylor, and Earl Mastra join the no contest event to raise money for Langsford’s operation in Barry's gym.
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Chicago
Sury S
Walcott Langford
Neara
Bud Taylor
Torre Haute
Ind
Earl Mastra
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Conyright
NEA Service, Inc
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Anne Surndstedt
Diego
Leo Diegel
Jock Hendry
A. A
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Wash
Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg
Ed Strang
Ler’ Lewis
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Huron, SD
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