Huron Entrants Reach Third Round in Highmore Golf Meet
In Highmore on July 9, Huron entrants led by Rev. D Disrud and Dr. H L Saylor advanced to the third round of the Northern South Dakota Golf Association tournament. Disrud beat Jerry Ryan Highmore 4 and 2, while Saylor defeated Al Schroeder 9 and 8. Other local players including Lee Butz Aberdeen and Braskamp Aberdeen also won, with Lawlis Mobridge and Johnson Miller joining the next round. Pairings listed for today and a banquet and officers’ election to follow, with most players and their wives attending.
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Highmore
Aberdeen
al Schroeder
Miller
Lee Butz
W. W. Swanson
Braskamp
Jordan
Co. A. Howard
Bob Welsh
C. A. Howard
Bill Johnson
Anterman
Harold Schroeder
Perkins
Tom Lawlis
Mobridge
Jone
Disrud
Butz
Lawlis
Saylor
Johnson
Western Meet Opens Sunday At Faulkton Course
Golfers from numerous clubs converge as the Western South Dakota Golf Association hosts a nine hole event at Faulkton Country Club starting Sunday. The tournament runs through Wednesday with finals in champion ship, presidents, and consolation flights. Amateurs from South Dakota may enter. Association officers include L A Seaman as president R F Remschel as vice president and W H George as secretary and treasurer. Directors are P W Loomis A Rapid Guy O A Lindloom Abe Estes Tom Yanks and Tom Picton.
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Faulkton
Western South Dakota Golf Association
Faulkton Country Club
South Dakota
Association
L. A. Seaman
R. F. Remschel
Spearfish
W. H. George
P. W. Loomis
Rapid Guy
O. A. Lindloom
Pierre
Abe Estes
Aberdeen
Tom Yanks
Mobridge
Tom Picton
Early Sermons Attract Golfers In Springfield
In Springfield Missouri golfers may attend Sunday services at 7 a m at South Avenue Christian church before rounds. About 70 golfers attended the initial sermon. Rev C Emerson Miller will continue with condensed sermons through summer for golfers. Rev W H Mansfield of St Paul M E church criticized golfers for keeping caddies from Sunday school.
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Springfield
South Avenue Christian Church
C. Emerson Miller
W. H. Mansfield
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Armours Meet Dairy In First Of Series Battles Tonight
Armour's Packers, champions of Huron's diamondball league last year, and tied for the first half title, prepare for a clash at the diamond field tonight after 6 o'clock. Two Standard Oil games with the Elks and the Chicago and North Western Railroaders were postponed, leaving the Oiler tilt rescheduled. If Oilers win their remaining games they share the lead. otherwise the Dairymen and Armours may contest a three-game series to decide the first half title. The first-half champion then meets the second-half winner for city-wide honors in August.
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Oilers
Wilh
Oiler-Eiks
Dairymen and
Armours
Wrigley Seeks New Blood for Cubs Pennant Quest
Chicago July .92 William Wrigley Jr vows to win the National League pennant this year by financing Manager Joe McCarthy with another million dollars for fresh talent. Offers have been made to St Louis for Frankie Frisch and to the New York Giants for Freddie Lindstrom, but those clubs remain firm on their pennant plans and won’t sell. McCarthy faces a third base dilemma, and Wrigley has ordered scouts to spare no expense to obtain a star for the position, with another pitcher also sought.
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Chicago
William Wrigley Jr
Cubs
Joe McGarthy
St. Louis
Frankies Frisch
New York Giants
Freddie Lindstrom
McCarthy
Wrigley
Wrestling, records, and odd notes in a tangled column
A chaotic pass through sports and science snippets. Mentions Sammy Mandell hair grooming and Benny Leonard as signs of a fight ending in a kayo. Notes on world records, Chicago mammals, wrestling riots, and suspicion of crooked wrestling with multiple aliases for the same opponent.
Heydler plans probe of fight in Chicago station
National League president John A. Heydler prepared to cross examine Reds players in New York about impressions of a July 4 altercation between Cubs outfielder Hack Wilson and pitcher Pete Donohue in a Chicago railway station. He may question witnesses as the Cubs visit New York for a game.
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New. York
John A. ‘Heydler
Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Pete Donohue
Cubs
York
Wilson
Larger Race Car May Create New Interest
Washington report notes American automobile manufacturers expect revival of motorsport interest next year with larger engine race cars. European precedent led to a 9144 cubic inch displacement limit on racing cars, as costs rise for fuel and taxes. American makers, facing higher costs, plan to run cars of 368 cubic inch displacement on the Indianapolis circuit next year.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
Indianapolis
French Kreger Tie For First In Sioux Indian Trap Shoot
Watertown July 9. French of Watertown and George Kreger of Redfield tied for first with 146 out of 150 in opening event of the seventh annual Sioux Indians trap shooting tournament at Stony Point Lake Kampeska. R Jahn from Spirit Lake and Archie French led amateurs with 99 of 100 in singles. Barber of Minneapolis won the miss and out handicap event with 11 and 17 straight.
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Watertown
R. Jahn
Spirit Lake
Towa
Archie French
R. R. Barber
Minneapolis
French
George Kreger
Redfield
Stony Point
Lake Kampeska
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Jerry Wilson
Sisseton
W. 8. Hoon
Fort Dodge
Wieland
Lesner
Minn
Fred Fellenzer
Huron
John Buzzell
Valley Springs
J. M. Shields
M. A. Knox
Onida
A. G. Fricke
Brookings
M. Jo Munson
Garretson
J. Downs
Mobridge
Henry Miller
de Smet
Johnny John
R. L. Chyhaweth
Aberdeen
Germans Seek American Pool Ideas For Youth Training
Germany plans to borrow American athletic concepts including indoor swimming pools to develop youth physiques and minds. Dr. Theodore Lewald and Dr. Carl Diem toured cities such as New York Chicago Boston and universities Harvard University of Chicago Illinois Michigan and West Point. They visited Lake Placid site of the 1932 Olympic winter games and study sports education as part of the International Olympia association and the German Olympic committee.
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Boston
Germany
Theodore Lewald
Carl Diem
Germany,” Dr. Lewald
New York
Chicago
Indianapolis
Detroit
Harvard
University of Chicago
University of Illinois
University of Michigan
West Point
Lake Placid
N.Y
Lewald
Dr. Diem
German Athletic Federation
Paris Faces Growing Traffic Congestion Crisis
Paris officials warn of escalating road congestion harming mobility and air quality. City plans include tighter car access rules, improved public transit, and traffic reallocation to ease delays across key districts.
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Paris
Generous winner shares Derby winnings with sellers and veterans
Arthur Court won $84,978 on the Epsom Derby and gave $10,000 to the ticket seller and $2,000 each to two blind veterans in Quebec who drew the lucky number. Reed Landis, son of the baseball arbiter and a world war ace, has given up aviation for postwar advertising work.
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Arthur Court
Quebec
Reed Landis
Evans Must Par Course Today to Stay in Running
Kansas City day nine of the Western Amateur tournament features 32 golfers from yesterday with scores of 77 or better entering a second 18 hole qualifying round at Mission Hills. Leaders Chester Jones Frank J English Frank A Aylward and Clarence Hubin all shot 71 to lead the first day, as veteran Chick Evans eyes improvement after an 81 yesterday to secure a spot in the championship.
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Kansas City
Hiust
Mission Hills
Chick” Evans
Chicago
Chester ©. Jones
Frank J. Ennglish
Frank A. Aylward
Clarence Hubin
Dallas
Texas
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