Golf Open heats up as Jones leads in practice at Unterlochen
In Minneapolis July 10 the national open field gathers under blazing sun at Unterlochen. Bobby Jones shows familiar form despite slight driving and putting jitters. Top challengers include Farrell Armour Hagen Diegel and Shute with amateurs Johnson and Von Elm in the mix. Forty-two rounds determine semifinalists with a 36-hole playoff if needed.
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Great Britain
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Sioux Valley Meet Advances Players in Rapid City
In Sioux Valley events at Rapid City, multiple entrants moved to the next rounds. Notable advances include Krause of Minneapolis, George of Menomonie Wis, and Art of Rapid City in the men’s draw, with several other players such as Randy of Aberdeen and Richard Bluskower of San Francisco winning matches to reach the later rounds.
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Art T
Rapid City
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San Francisco
Dick Bauer
Randy
Aberdeen
Richard Bluskower
San Fr
Conrad Paul- Dell Rapids
Free Swim Party At West Park This Saturday
A community event invites youth to a free swimming party at West Park, with free transportation from the National Bank of Huron corner at 20 o clock. City Water Commission and West Park Development Association sponsor the event with local business support. Guards and female chaperones will supervise as youths from both genders attend.
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Ruth Suspended Three Days After Tuesday Row
New York reports Babe Ruth received a three day suspension after a dispute with umpire Brick Owens during Tuesday's doubleheader. Ruth protested violently over a called third strike against Charley Ruf fing in the first game and was ordered from the field. The suspension notice came from American League president E S Barnard following an umpire's report.
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Backspin in Golf Thrown Into Confusion by Old Advice
A golf writer explains biting on greens as a mystery for many players. He notes the mashk niblick loft around 45 degrees and warns against excessive wrist action. He advises a crisp, direct strike and cautions that turning the clubface causes side spin and less bite. Tomorrow: Putting practice.
Columbus Takes Cellarward Drop
Columbus Senators slid into last place after a tough road trip loss to the Louisville Colonels. St Paul beat Kansas City 5 to 3 as Pea Ridge Day sparked late rally. Minneapolis overwhelmed Milwaukee 14 to 4 with Nick Cullop and others homering. Toledo edged Indianapolis 2 to 2 night game, while Indianaplis was held to seven hits.
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Minneapolis
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Millers
Charlie Robertson
Rosy Ryan
Nick Cullop
Charlie High
Frank Emmer
Bernie Neis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Indians
Indianapelis
Madhens
van Alstyne
Connery Sees Draft as Misfit Solution
Robert J. Connery owner of the St Paul club in the American association criticized the joint major league draft meeting in Chicago. He argued the draft fails to address minors issues and that majors should aid the minors rather than press a top down plan. He noted major leagues prosper while minors struggle.
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Quarterfinals Set in Missouri Valley Tennis Tourney
The Missouri Valley men's singles reached quarterfinals with eight seeds alive. Notable clashes include Wray Brown of St Louis versus Karl Hodge of St Denis and Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines against Teddy Eggman. Cotteshall beat Paul Halpine 6 1 6 1 yesterday while Martin beat Ally 4 6 6 1.
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Wray Brown
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Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Teddy Eggman
St. Louis
Cotteshall
Paul Halpine
Omsha
Win Over Cochet Bolsters Allison's Confidence
Wilmer Allison, a Texas native and Davis Cup contender, stunned Henri Cochet at Wimbledon boosting belief in his world title potential. Amid praise from Samuel Hardy and support from bride and Davis team backers, Allison’s speed and net prowess mark him as a rising force in American tennis with potential singles and doubles impact.
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Wilmer Allison
Samuel Hardy
Henri Cashet
Sven Allison
Franch Marvel
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Wilmer
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Cochet
Herdy
Spalding
Alson
Frank Hunters
San Antonio
Texas
Bill Tilden
Jean Borotra
France
United States
University of Texas
Wilmer Alson
Trania
Fighters in turf battle for upcoming Huron ring match
Sack Reiss on behalf of Tony LeClaire announces a challenge between LeClaire or Bandy for a ten round bout against Battling Cotron Huron or Al Braun Broadland. Reiss posts 200 dollars as a side bet to secure the match and urges public opinion on pairings for an open card within three days. LeClaire and Bandy previously clashed at Highmore on the Fourth, while Cotton defeated Braun in Huron on July 9.
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Tony LeClaire
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Euron
Cotron
Huron
al Braun
Broadland
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Mess
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Feiss
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Braun
Cotton
Highmore
Sunday sports event cancellations affect local teams
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an arms on and NY to play event on Sunday was cancelled to accommodate the Huron Boosters. Readers are left with unclear details about the teams, location, and outcome, suggesting scheduling changes and local club involvement.
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Huron
Junior Baseball Interest Growing Statewide Competition Expands
Watertown hosts the state junior baseball tournament with over 115 teams entered across 24 districts. District No 3 led entries as Kasper, Brookings athletic officer, reports increased participation, with eight teams advancing to the state tourney after inter-district play by August 2. Three honorary citations, gold baseballs, and district champions drive the push toward the Watertown event. Lake Preston edged Howard 13 to 3 in a Tuesday game led by pitcher Anderson.
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Howard
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Huronite Faces Packers in Key B League Diamondball Match
Huronite B League meets Armour's Packers tonight in a postponed game aiming to close the gap on league leaders the Elks. A loss could drop Huronite to third behind the Knights of Pythians. a Packers win would narrow standings but not crest. Tomorrow, C and N W A leaguers clash with Stadard Oil on the same west fair grounds diamond.
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Sorrell Seeman Faces Willys Knight In Watertown Card
Huron welterweight Sorrell Seeman set to meet Willys Knight of Aberdeen in the semi windup at Watertown tonight. The bout precedes California Joe Gans and Doty Turner in the headlining card. Seeman seeks his first real test after three pro fights ending by knockout in two rounds and a recent decision loss.
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Doty ‘Turner
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Asknogkeut
Tony" le
Huron Juniors Set to Face Wolsey in Saturday Start
After two games, Bangerter's Junior American Legion team prepare for a third start against the Wolsey Juniors at Wolsey on Saturday at 10 AM during the Firemen's celebration. A long practice was held yesterday and another is planned for tomorrow evening as the coach selects the starting lineup.
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Reds Rout Cubs to Lunch First Division Show
The Cincinnati Reds, mired in the National League second tier, upset the Cubs with a 2 0 in 10 innings as they swept seven wins in eleven meetings. Brooklyn’s Vance dazzled in a doubleheader against the Braves, while St. Louis and New York edged closer to contention. In the American League, Boston beat Washington to end Washington's long win streak, and Detroit and Cleveland won to stay atop the second division race as Gale Ruth faced a three day suspension pending appeal.
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Gale Ruth
Brick Owens
Cleveland
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Indians
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Detroit Tigers
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George White
Tiger
Polo Giants Defeated by Luther League Upset
The Polo Giants lost Sunday for the first time this season as the Luther League team defeated them 11 to 9 in a tight round. The upset marked a rare setback for the previously unbeaten Giants.
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