Subway Series Hopes Rise as Majors Open Action
The pennant race heats up with Brooklyn and the Yankees in strong position. Joe DiMaggio eyes a hit streak as St Louis visits the Polo Grounds and Cincinnati plays Brooklyn, while Detroit hosts Boston and Chicago visits Boston in a crowded schedule.
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Sioux City Downs Cheyenne I To 0 Triumph
Sioux City outscored Cheyenne 14 to 0 in a lopsided win as both teams managed three hits. The result keeps Sioux City in contention for the Western League lead behind Norfolk, which beat Denver 12 to 9 after jumping to a nine-run first two innings.
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Midget Ball Players To Gather At Ravine Park Friday Morning
Midget players will meet at Ravine Park on Friday morning for a gathering at the Ravine Park diamond. The Junior Juniors will entertain the Pierre team here July 16 in a return contest.
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Guldahl Dominates In 34th PGA Tourney Lead
Texas golfer Ralph Guldahl opens the 36 hole third round seven under par, facing defending champion Byron Nelson as heavy action unfolds at the 34th PGA Championship. The article notes dramatic rounds with 48 players in contention, multiple playoffs, and prominent names like Sam Snead, Mark Fry, and Jimmy Demaret amid a crowded field at the tournament.
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Baseball Standings and Records Dense in National League
National League standings shown with team records, win loss totals, and pect totals. Notes include New York, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago references. Also American League listings and a few player mentions appear among sparse league data.
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Nervous Bob Riter Smells Something Funny in New Home
Pierre July 10 Bob Riter moves into a house with his wife and baby and sweats over installing a refrigerator and washing machine. He comments while smoking that something smells funny and notes the odor.
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Rachetto Wins South Dakota Amateur Golf Title
Deadwood dairyman John Rachetto, 39, defeated Bob Dugan of Watertown three and two to win the South Dakota amateur fall tournament at Tomahawk Lake Country Club. Dugan, a 26-year-old appliance store operator and 1936 champion, mounted a late rally but could not overcome Rachetto's steady play. The lengthy final saw lead changes and birdies, with Rachetto sealing victory on the 29th hole.
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Duluth and Grand Forks Tighten Northern Lead
Duluth and Grand Forks, second and third in the Northern League, edged closer to the top with Duluth beating Crookston 54 and Grand Forks walloping Superior 41. Housh drove in three after a bases loaded eighth, while Grand Forks rallied four in the eighth after seven scoreless frames. Fargo-Moorhead defeated Eau Claire 4-1.
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Juniors to Play at Wessington Springs
The Juniors win a town engagement and travel to Wessington Springs for a game on the lat ter's diamond. Players depart Myers Cigar Store at five o clock. The Legion squad will also travel to Aberdeen Sunday to face Hub City juniors.
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Mancuso Guides Cards to Pennant Run With Rookie Aces
Veteran catcher Gus Mancuso becomes unexpected hero for St. Louis, guiding young pitchers after Walker Cooper’s injury. He calms nerves, boosts confidence, and even whispers calming words to Sam Nahem as six of eight pitches strike out for a crucial out.
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Louisville Colonels Close In On Miller Pace
The Louisville Colonels, despite losing ace Tex Hughson to the Red Sox, surged into high gear in the American Association race. They won four straight, moved within a half game of Minneapolis, and cut the lead by a game and a half this week. Kansas City fell to Louisville 3 to 1 in a tight game as St Paul beat Columbus 3 to 1 and Hay Starr earned his 14th win for Indianapolis in a 2 to 0 decision over Milwaukee.
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Weather Summary For Huron And Vicinity
Partly cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Friday, cooler. Record highs and lows noted, with precipitation totals for the current month and year. Sunrise at 5 00 am, sunset at 8 16 pm.
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Sports Mirror Hourly Weather Update
South Dakota reports cooler air with light showers in the southeast around 6 to 7. Iowa forecast includes clouds and showers with possible thunderstorms, cooler tonight and Friday with partial cloudiness and a cooler east breeze.
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Williams Hero In All Star Thriller Haunts Roundup
Ted Williams named hero of the All-Star game while Claude Passeau and Vaughan split glory and blame. Vaughan, benched two weeks, ignites crowd in tense moments as Vaughan earns attention despite limited time. Giants claim midnight success with a nocturnal wins streak but endure losses and a tie. Ritchie Lemos earns featherweight title purse, while Louis vs Nova discussions brew in Detroit.
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Bob Walters Favored To Defend Club Championship Title
Bob Walters, active in state AAA and Country Club duties, is favored to win the 1941 Huron Country Club club championship, a 36 hole medal tournament Sunday with 18 holes morning and afternoon. The Clinic Cup second round continues Saturday with multiple pairings and several results reported, including Walters defeating Mauch 8 and 5.
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OTK Boxing Report Confusing AP Snippet
Fragmentary AP style note shows names Tami Maurielio and Steve Mamzlos with odd figures and locations New York and Washington. Context unclear but suggests a boxing result or incident.
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