Beadle County junior baseball champs hailed after 23 to 7 rout
Huron's American Legion junior team defeated Yale 23 to 7 in a wild game marked by 11 errors and 13 hits. Huron jumped to three runs in the first, Bullis pitched seven strong innings, and key hits by Collin Stewart and Bullis fueled the rally as Yale misplayed several balls.
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Bullis
Collin
Hart
American Legion
Beadle County
Yale
Marsh
Peterson
Stewart
Burtis
Holm
Pratt
Kludt
Voss
Lundblad
Hall
K. Pratt
Willow
A. Peterson
Devick
Pae
Dds
Maass
Gribble
Porter
O'Keefe
Wart
Saints Rally Past Blues Inches Closer to Pennant
St Paul Saints fans foresee their first American Association title since 1924 as Bubbles Hargrave’s club surged from third place to within four games of Kansas City after a 7 to 1 drubbing of Milwaukee. Slim Harriss out pitched Warmouth until a ninth inning collapse by Kansas City defense sealed the win. Five KC errors aided the Saints win. Milwaukee dropped to last as the Miller’s fell to 6 to 3. Indianapolis won 6 to 2 over Toledo. Wetsvonnda stopped Columbus-Louisville series start in Louisville.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Bubbles Hargrave
Saints
Kansas City
Blues
Slim Harriss
Warmouth
Harrisg
Fette
Minneapolis
Miller's
Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis
Toledo
Wetsvonnda
Louisville
Burleigh Grimes
Phillies
Baker Bowl
Cardinals
Brooklyn
St. Louisans
Dazzy Vance
St. Louis
Robins
Billy Southworth
Sylvester Johnson
Hal Hard
Fred Frankhouse
Uncle Robbie
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Rixey
Sportsman’s Park
Moses Grove
Browns
George Tharnshaw
Jack Quinn
al Simmons
Jimmy Foxx
Herb Pennock
Yankees
Dugan
Bob Muesel
Sammy Byrd
Tigers
Red Sox
Indians
Washington
Cleveland
U S Schools In Track Meet Today At Camshedge Meant
Four great universities of old and New England meet here today on track field as Harvard and Yale join forces to challenge Oxford and Cambridge in their ninth meeting since the series began.
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Old
New England
Harrard
Yale Waere
Arigge
Oxford and
West Kansas City final in thirtieth Western Amateur Golf
In Kansas City on July 18 Don Moe of Portland Oregon meets Gilbert Carter of Nevada Missouri in the final 36 hole match of the thirtieth Western Amateur Golf Tournament Moe, a University of Oregon sophomore, advanced by beating John Lehman former Big Ten champion from Purdue in the quarter finals while Carter, Missouri’s team captain, was a late dark horse candidate.
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Kansas City
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Gilbert Carter
Nevada
Moe
University’ of Oregon
Carter
University of Missouri
John Lehman
Purdue
Carey Li. Ballew, Jr
Pacific Coast
Carter Haa
Oil team to meet Northwestern Monday night for first half title
The final decision on how many teams will play the series to decide the Hunon's diamondball league first half championship was postponed to Monday night due to rain. The Standard Oil team will meet the Chicago & North Western Monday. A win could tie the Oilers with Huron Dairy Products and Armour's Packers for the lead.
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Hunon
Standard Oil
Chicago & North Western
Oilers
Huron Dairy Products Club
Armour's
Packers
Connie Mack Refutes Rumor of Retirement at 70
Henry Farrell reports Connie Mack planned to quit before the team left spring camp at Ft Myers. Mack later says he has no intention to retire, aiming to coach until at least 70 unless health fails, and dismisses talk of leaving baseball for a pennant victory. Eddie Collins’ role in management is also mentioned.
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Ft. Myers
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Eddie Collins
J.a's
Conaole
Gonnie
Bill Dooy
Philadelphia Record
Connie M. Mack Considers Retirement Amid Club Pressures
The Cubs reveal Clarence Blair nicknamed Foots has played first and third as a sub while second base remains unlikely. Connie Mack says health will decide if he ever relinquishes the helm, noting past illness and flu slowed him during training but he now feels strong and contemplates managing into his seventies if health lasts. He stresses he will quit only when time and health demand it and remains wary of the burdens of a ball club.
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Chicago Cubs
Clarence Blair
Foots
Lis
Hornsby
Gover
Connie
Dooly
Hall Club
Foxx and Herman Lead Majors in Batting Averages
Chicago July 18. Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics remains atop American League batting charts after twelve weeks, with Manush close in second. Unofficial figures show Foxx at .296, down from a higher mark, while Manush climbs to .895 with eight-point gain. Other leaders include Fothergill Lazzeri Cochran and Heilmann. In the National League, Babe Herman leads with .393 for 70 games, as O'Doul and other notables trail. Ott leads in runs scored and home runs, while Bottomley stacks seven homers in five games. Pirates and Giants lead team and fielding metrics, with Grimes and Bush notable pitchers.
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Chicago
Jimmy Foxx
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Athletics
Heinie Managh
St.Louis
Foxx
Lena Blackburne
Chicago White Sox
Manush
Fothergill
Detroit
Lazzeri
New York
Cochrane
Miller
Simmons
Heilmann
Falk
Cleveland
Fonseca
Alm
Tigers
A's
St. Louis
Bob Grove
George Blachelder
St. Lewis
Rubs Walberg
Grove
Simmong
Gehrig
Gehringer
Gissell
Babe Herman
Brooklyn Slugger
Frank O'Doul
Terry
Comorosky
Pittsburgh
Klein
Traynor
Hornsby
Frisch and Hafey
Ott
Melvin Ott
Jim Bottomley
Babe Ruth
Phillies
Cardinal
Baker Bowl
Babe
Polo Grounds
Bottomley
Anto
Hig
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Hafey
Chuck Klein
Kiki
Bill Terry
Lloyd Waner
Kiki @uyler
Burleigh Grimes
Guy Bush
Grimes
Lucds
Cicinnati
Hush
Thayeée
Pirates
Giants
Cubs
Yesterday's Results In Major League Baseball Scores
Baseball results show split outcomes across leagues with games featuring Philadelphia, St Louis, New York, Washington, Cleveland, and Cincinnati. Key performances include pitching by Perkins, Crowder, Pennock, Dickey, Ruffing, Dobens, and Sewell, plus runs noted for several clubs.
Doubleheaders Across Leagues With Key Matchups Today
Major games feature Boston at Detroit New York at Chicago and Washington at Cleveland with all teams scheduled for doubleheaders. National League rounds include St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York and Cincinnati at Boston while Pittsburgh visits Philadelphia. Western League stacks Oklahoma City at Wichita Tulsa at Topeka Pueblo at Des Moines Denver at Omaha.
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Wichita
Ollahoma City
Topeka
Denver
Des Moines
Omaha
Pueblo
R. H
Chicago
Miter
New York
Root
Bush
Taylor
Gonzales
Benton
Hoga
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Prey
Aee
Grimes
Hargreaves
Sweetland
Zehtatt
Bal Lerian
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Johnson
Haid
Frankhouse
Wilgon
Vance
Deberry
Baseball Schedule Picks Across Leagues and Cities
Tomorrow’s games list shows matchups across the American and Western Leagues. Notable pairings include Boston at St Louis and New York at Detroit with several other city duels noted. The text lists cities like Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh and more teams such as Minneapolis Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City Columbus Louisville Toledo Indianapolis Oklahoma City Wichita Tulsa Topeka Denver Omaha and mentions doubleheaders and players Zack Berg Me Mitchell from California.
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Bay
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washingto
Boston Rcan Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo Teenai
Milwaukee Estern
L Pet
Tulse Sergence Eee
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Wichita
Denver
Pueblo
Topeka
Des Moines
H. W
Harnoshaw
Quinn
Perkins
Crowder
Blaeholder
Ferrell
R. HE
Pennock
Dickey
Lyons
du Ban
Berg
Autry
MacFayden
Dobens
Heving
Whitehill
Yde
Chapes Onis
Washington
American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
Oklahoma
City
Tulsa
American
Association Minneapolis
Tulas
Giants Rally Past Cubs in 10 Innings
Giants beat the Cubs 4 to 3 in ten innings as Larry Benton held Chicago to tight pitching until late. Riggs Stephenson homered for the Cubs and Pat Malone earned the win in relief with a dramatic tenth inning.
Freshly mowed course ready for eight to ten Central South Dakota cities
A tourney to be held tomorrow will feature a well prepared course with short roughs and greens trimmed by Dr H L Saylor. Definite acceptances came from De Smet Miller Highmore Onida Wessington Springs and Madison with two or more cities expected. Meanwhile Harlem welcomes cricket with leagues forming as Negro players introduce the game in Central Park.
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South Dakota
de Smet
Miller
Cubs Reds Draw After Wilson Acquitted
A July 4 clash between the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs ended in a scoreless draw after Hack Wilson was suspended three days and fined $100 for invading the Reds dugout. John A. Heydler acquitted Wilson of assault on Pete Donohue at Union Station Chicago, amid taunts from Ray Kolp. The feud began at Wrigley Field with Wilson later arguing with Donohue before a brawl was halted.
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Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Hack Wilson
Cubs
John A. Heydler
National League
Wilson
Pete Donohue
Union Station
Chicago
Kolp
Donohue
Donahue
Cincinnati
Heydler
Grogan Injury Cancels Yale Legion Bout Plan
A telegram from Roy Feltman announced Tommy Grogan’s injured hand ends negotiations for the Yale Legion fight at Yale this month. Promoter Jack Reiss said plans remain to stage a matchup with another highly regarded opponent, with an announcement expected early next week.
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Roy Feltman
Tommy Grogan
Omaha Battler de Luxe
Grogan
American Legion
Yale
Jack Reiss
Yale Legion
Wallace
Reiss
Sixty Horses to Compete at Hot Springs Carnival
Sixty running horses, including record holders, are quartered at Butlerfield preparing for 24 races set for July 17 and 18 at Hot Springs water carnival and race meet. Entries from Kentucky and Maryland circuits and appearances at Ta Juana, Havana, New Orleans, Omaha, and Tulsa are noted. Contenders include OccidentAL, Vacation Time, Wise Gracker, and Carly Bell with diverse novelty events planned.
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Tiot Springs
Butlerfield
Hot Springs
Shkentucky
Maryland
Tia Juana
Havana
New Orleans
Omaha
Tulsa
Occidental
Zev
John Aaberg
A. R. Murphy
F. .W. Bilger
William Cor
Lake Preston Watermelon Day set for September 2
Lake Preston plans its annual Watermelon Day festival featuring street and water sports a band concert and a dance on September 2 with a full day of activities for residents and visitors.
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Lake Preston
Percy Williams Shatters Records in Vancouver Sprint Trials
Percy Williams, Olympic 100m champion, wins his heat in Vancouver and matches the world record of 9.8 seconds for the 100 yards while facing Frank Woykaff of Glendale. Seddie Tolan trails in second behind Claud Bracey of Texas as the midsummer meet proceeds on a dirt track.
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Vancouver
B. G
Percy Williams
Amsterdam
Frank Woykaff
Glendale
Calif
Williams
Micheon
Midnight Express
Seddie Tolan
Clauds Bracey
Texas
Braddoge Gets Big Chance Soon In Championship Fight
New York report notes James J Braddock and Tommy Loughran set to meet for the light heavyweight title July 18 at Yankee Stadium. Braddock, a rising slugger, faces seasoned Tommy Loughran who trains in Hoosick Falls, with public and press divided in predicting the outcome.
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Yankee Stadium
Tommy Loughran
James J. Braddock
Loughran
Braddock
Toughran
James Joseph Tunney
James J. Jeffries
Tommy
Ushlun
Rhine
der Maxie
Hoosick Falls
Wilds
Jimmy Slattery
Slattery
National Boxing Association
Jack Delaney
Mike Methuselah McTigne
Deaney
Champie
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Cubs Aspirates Wallop Phillies
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Chick Publis
Charlie Root
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Mr. Braddock
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Elhota Aden
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Edd Roush
Jimmy Roxx
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