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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
8
Giants cling to second in the National League amid injuries, with Freddie Lindstrom breaking a toe and likely out three weeks to a month. Lindstrom had keyed a 9 to 3 win over the Phillies before leaving. Carl Hubbell and other NL results shift standings as Pirates, Senators, and Yankees win. Lou Gehrig drives in five as Pat Frasier shines for White Sox, while BP debuts mark a new era.
Columbus swamps St Paul 14 to 4 while Indianapolis defeats Milwaukee 4 to 2. Toledo tops Minneapolis 12 to 1 with Louisville edging Kansas City 11 to ?. results show multiple games across the circuit with notable high scoring by Columbus and Minneapolis.
Groton hosts an outdoor amateur boxing card on Wednesday July 15 with two main events featuring Willard Knight Aberdeen and Leonard O'Day Groton in a rapid four round bout and Harry Petrosky Aberdeen against Ivan O'Day Groton. Efforts are underway to pair Toughie Dunham Aberdeen with Pug Murphy Andover for the main list. Colt John Hail acts as announcer and referee. Melvin O'Day promotes the event. Jack Lentesty of Chicago is named next year’s Michigan golf captain.
Elks open second half in city league with a 22 to 7 win over Armour Packers at the State Fair Grounds diamond. Colton steady on mound with Emmelius, Elks offense paces nine run first four frames, Stafford adds a three bagger. Nine errors by both sides, Hobbs allowed eleven hits for Armour. final score and details reflect a high scoring, sunlit afternoon contest.
In Pittsburgh on July 9 Rogers Soernsby the Cubs manager watched Rajah Mentor rookie Groskloss as he learned second base throws. Groskloss proved useful guiding the Pirates to a 4 to 2 victory over the Cubs.
Great Britain's Davis cup team led by H. W. Austin and Fred Ferry won both opening singles matches in the European zone finals against Czechoslovakia in Prague. Ruby Goldstein of New York stopped Danny Cooney of Trenton in Newark, securing another boxing victory.
League Leaders recap for the American and National Leagues with top batting averages and run totals. Ruth of the Yankees leads in several categories including batting and home runs alongside Gehrig. Other leaders include Simmons and Hite-Haas in Athletics and Klein and Davis among Phillies and Cubs.
In Woonsocket on July 10 special, the Huron Boosters beat the Gann Valley Bluejays 5 to 4 after a six hit performance by Brown. Johnson led Huron with four hits, while D Koch homered for Gann Valley. Peyton's injury threatened Huron, as Torwick moved to short.
Yesterday's major leaguers starred in a twin bill as the Cardinals beat Cincinnati twice with Grimes and Der ringer holding the Reds to few hits. McManus drove in four with two doubles and two singles for the Tigers. Frasier had six hits as the White Sox shut out the Indians. Cronin drove in six with a homer and two singles for the Senators. Hubbell held the Phillies to seven hits as the Giants won 9 3. Gehrig homered and doubled driving in five for the Yankees against the Athletics.
A bronzed San Ysidro boy named Bobby Jones has become a turf hero at Arlington park. He rode six mounts, winning three races, placing second and third, with two winners in feature events including Latin Spar in the North Dakota stake.
West Siders outscored East Siders 18 to 14 to extend their season opening winning streak to four. West Side pitchers kept East Siders hitless through four innings while the offense built a lead, then held on as East Siders rallied late. Melson pitched for East Siders with offensive help from Fast Side. batteries were Butch and Hale for West Siders, Nelson and Langland for East Siders.
Western Pace Setters beat Oklahoma City 5 to 1 as Tony Piet of the Aviators doubled three times in five at bats. Moel Haynes pitched for Topeka, defeating Topeka 11 to 3. Omaha downed Denver 4 to 1 while Des Moines routed Pueblo 12 to 1.
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