Tigers Fall as Washington Beats Detroit 12 11 in See-Saw Open
Major league action saw Detroit’s 10 game win streak end in a 12 11 loss to Washington after a strong start. Hal Schumacher earned his 11th straight win for the Giants in a 10 3 defeat of Pittsburgh while St Louis halted a nine game skid with a 7 2 win over Philadelphia. Schumacher’s complete game helped New York extend its lead atop the circuit as Charley Gehringer’s homer sparked a late Tigers rally.
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Money Winners Back At Keller Open
Four high money winners from Keller events return as the St Paul Open begins July 18 at Keller. Marking the sixth annual St Paul $5,005 open, the field features Harry Cooper Horton Smith Walter Hagen and George Von Elm with combined earnings of 16587.33. Cooper leads with 5867.33, Smith with 4950, Hagen 3110, and Von Elm 2760, with Cooper and Smith boasting past strong showings in PGA and St Paul affairs.
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Uarry Cooper
Horton Smith
Walter Hagen
George von Elm
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Haen
von Elm
Ky Laffoon
Johnny Revolia
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Hagsen
Links
Alcon
Ohio
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Record Holders Match Strides at Empire City
New York July. The first meeting of two world record holders in the Butler Memorial handicap at Empire City draws keen contest. Cavalcade and King Saxon are doubtful starters while Discovery and Top Row seek to threaten world marks in a fast track conditions. Identity and Singing Wood are among other challengers as the race shapes for a strong field.
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Empire City
Cavalcade
King Saxon
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Johnston Predicts Victory For US In Davis Cup Play
Noble Kizer reviews the 1934 college stars vs Chicago Bears exhibition, praising college defenders and playmakers like Joe Laws while noting the edge given by the new 1934 forward pass rule. He argues overconfidence helped the Bears, and previews tomorrow’s discussion of rule differences between college and professional football.
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Iowa
Walton
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Bob Jones
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Remet
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Lana
George Halas
Huron Juniors Triumph Over Miller In District Contest
Huron Juniors defeated Miller 8 to 4 in a District league game. Irwin Huddleston started strong for Huron before trouble in the final frame led to Sig Kulawik finishing on the mound. Kulawik contributed a first inning homer aiding a sixth straight league win for Huron as Koch pitched well for Miller despite six costly errors.
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Huron Reserve
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Myers
Ramey KOs Walker in Grand Rapids boxing bout
Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids knocked out Cincinnati’s Walker in the final round of a ten round fight here last night. Ramey won every round, both fighters weighed around 135 and 132 pounds respectively.
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Tiger Kid- Walker
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Walker
Brewers Snap Out Of Slump
Milwaukee Brewers rebound from three straight losses with shutout pitching by Garland Braxton and Crip Pallis in a doubleheader sweep over the Madhens, lifting them back into the first division. Other league results include Ray Blades’ Columbus Red Birds crushing Kansas City, Indianapolis beating St Paul, and Minneapolis defeating Louisville in a high-scoring day.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Toledo
Allan Sothorn
Columbus
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Crip Pallis
Madhens
Kensas City
Ray Blades
Columbus Red Birds
Kansas City Blues
Indianapolis Indians
Marty McManus
St. Paul’ Saints
Minneapolis Minllers
Louisville
All Star Football Ballot Opens for Tribune Charity Game
The Evening Huronite joins the Chicago Tribune in an all star college football ballot for the Tribune charity game with the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field on August 29. Voters choose players who completed college last fall to form the national squad. ballots must be mailed promptly.
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Burtullo
Board punishes fifth promoter for unlicensed shows
Math Mayer, operator at Island Park resort near Milltown, was fined 68.59 plus license and athletic commission fees after a Mitchell hearing. He allegedly ran boxing programs on Decoration Day and the Fourth of July without a license, covering 1924 35 and 1995 36. Liem of Huron announced the action.
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Island Park Resort
Milltown
State Athletic Commission
Mayer
Athletic Commission
Mitchell
Harry B. Liem
Huron
Liem
R. G. Rhodes
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Legion Junior Baseball Tournaments Update
Watertown July 11 Special reports record participation in the American Legion Junior baseball program across South Dakota. District eliminations end by July 21 and inter-district games by July 28, with state finals at Pierre August 4 to connect with Hot Springs convention. Gastonia North Carolina chosen for 1935 junior baseball worlds series with eastern and western sectional events in August leading to a Chicago and Cumberland Maryland winners.
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Naren
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Gaston Post No. 23
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Dakota Belles Rally Past Wolsey in Softball Game
Dakota Belles defeated Wolsey 11 to 1 in Wolsey. Maxine Danmier of Huron stood out defensively and at bat, belting the lone Belles home run. Mabel Pamp and Evelyn May also contributed, while Swarm pitched and Gutzler caught for the Burs on the girls. Next up, Huron scheduled to play Carpenter Center at 2 o'clock.
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Maxine Danmier
Huron
Belles
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Evelyn May
Gutzler
Burs
Young Don Budge Seen As Factor In Net Conquests
Russell J. Rewland reports from San Francisco on William Battle Johnston predicting a Davis Cup comeback. He backs young Don Budge as key, with Bill Tilden a past partner, noting England with Fred Perry as favorite and hopes of two singles wins and a strong doubles effort in Forest Hills. Moody’s Wimbledon return also highlighted.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
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Johnnston
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Helen Jacobs
Forest Hills
Don Budge
Bill Tilden
Australia
Johnston
Fred Perry
England
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Budge
Bunny Austin
Sidney Wood
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Mn. Moody
Record Field In National Amateur Golf Championship
New York July 11 The largest field in the event's history will tee off in the national amateur golf championship at the Cleveland Country Club September 9, amid changes by the U S Golf Association. Qualifying districts rise from 18 to 23, qualifiers from 184 to 290, with foreign entrants mostly exempt from qualifying. New districts include Schenectady Madison Charlotte Little Rock and New Orleans. Qualifying rounds largely August 20, Denver Los Angeles and San Francisco moved to August 8 to avoid state championship conflicts. Entry lists close August 3 for the dast three and August 10 for all others.
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U.S. Gelf Association
Canada
Schenectady
N. C
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Wis
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Little Rock
Ark
New Orleans
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Unclear sports scores with fragmented team names
Fragmented report shows yesterday’s scores with teams such as Perrin Hargrave Leit McKain Nekols Sewell Lecompte Ringhoter and R H E. Kansas City W Columbus also mentioned with partial game lines and unreadable gaps.
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Glutting Wins Dramatic Shot At Pinehurst Golf Meet
In the North South women’s championship at Pinehurst North Carolina Miss Charlotte Glutting of New Jersey faced Texas victor Aniela Govecyca in a tense semi final. Glutting recovered from a two up lead after nine holes with a deft lofted shot that dropped into the cup. The distinctive stroke and stance are shown in a photograph accompanying the report.
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Tiple
Pinehurst
N. C
Charlotte Glutting
Aniela Govecyca
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New Jersey
Mise
Indiana and regional scores from late February games
In Indianapolis the action includes TitoO Hunter and teammates as Grimes Trow and Giuliani lead a win. Western League results show Council Bluffs 9 Rock Island 2 and several city games in Des Moines and Sioux City with mixed outcomes. Nebraska State League Norfolk 10 Lincoln 7 and Sioux Falls 8 Beatrice 5, plus Northern League standings Winnipeg 7 5 Superior 3 Fargo Moorhead 4 Eau Claire 2, with others postponed due to rain.
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Huronite Beats Lampes in City League Showdown
Huronite edged Lampes 5 to 3 in a close city league softball clash. Bauman homered as Jacobson pitched seven innings with no walks, while Treerry allowed two walks and struck out one. Huronite scored in the first and two in the third and fourth, Lampes in the fifth and third. Texaco Oilers, atop the standings, face Myers Corner tonight. AOUW and Brights of Pythias meet tomorrow.
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National Amateur Softball Tourney Heads to Chicago
Softball championship teams from over 35 states converge in Chicago for the third annual national amateur tournament starting September 7. 193? Kenosha Wisconsin captured last summer's title from 32 teams representing 21 states and Canada.
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Kenosha
Wis
Canada
Dr C R Stewart Wins 1933 Huron Club Championship
Veteran experience guides Dr C R Stewart to victory in the Huron Country Club tournament with a final 82 and strong earlier rounds. The field includes Dick Hanten who faltered to fourth, Rev S D Disrud tied for second, and Bill Nielsen among contenders as final ratings list the top 15.
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Atist
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Ameregats
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Dick Manter
H. L. Saylor
Ralph Knight
Jack Frost
St-Sk
John Hinman
Baer Back In Ring After Hands Mend Says He Is Best
Baltimore July 11 Max Baer says his hands are healing after doctors at Johns Hopkins diagnosed inflammation in his left hand. He plans a comeback this fall with potential tune ups before facing James Braddock. Baer denies any rift with his wife Mary Elfen Sullivan and says he will join her in Long Beach New Jersey once cleared to fight.
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James J. Braddock
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mary Elfen Sullivan
Long Beach
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Braddock
William F. Youhoff
Baer
Baltimore
McLarnin to wed Vancouver sweetheart tonight
Welterweight champion Jimmy McLarnin will marry his Vancouver childhood sweetheart Miss Lillian Cunit this evening. The couple plans a short honeymoon, possibly lasting two months, before McLarnin resumes pursuit of the world welterweight title from Barney Ross.
Pastor Washburn Honored in Who's Who Clergy List
Highmore report notes Rev J E Washburn of the Methodist church earns recognition in Who's Who in the Clergy for his pastoral and outside activities as cited by the Ministerial conference. Included are local notes from July 11 with brief sports mention of Bill Myers Babe Herman Reds driving in three runs each against the Dodgers, plus four singles and a later home run.
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J. E. Washburn
Methodist’ Church
All
Bill Myers
Babe Herman
Reds
Dodgers
Laiter
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