Brookings Youth Advances in South Dakota Amateur Golf
Aberdeen July 13 Brookings high schooler Barnes Bartling aged 18 and three Aberdeen veterans held in the South Dakota amateur golf tournament after eight low medalists fell in 26 hole matches. Bartling beat Clarence Banks Rapid City 2 and 1 to face EB Harkin Aberdeen veteran in the semi finals.
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Sprint Supremacy Of Jesse Owens Highlighted By Coaches
Cleveland writer notes Jesse Owens and other Negro sprinters dominate national tracks over two seasons. Analyst cites longer leg muscles and relaxed sprint technique as keys, with Owens’ rise following AAU and Olympic success. Owens born in Danville Alabama, moved to Cleveland as a child. Metcalfe and Johnson praised as top contemporaries.
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Grocers Protest Standard Oil Win In City League
Grocers Protest Standard Oil win after Oilers scored on a protestable third inning play. Bloodgood of Oilers reached on base, advanced, then home on a throwback. protest deemed superfluous as Oilers already held margin. Oilers dominated with nine hits to six, while Sorenson limited Grocers.
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Three Year Old King Set for $35,000 Classic
CHICAGO July 13 The search for the 1933 three year old champion of America will end Saturday with the richest event of the season the $35 000 classic at Lattington Park Every star in training was at the plant today and a field of four starters after the handsome purse was indicated Mr Khayyam winner of the American Derby probably will go to post favorite War Glory son of Man O War winner of the Dwyer stakes and Golden Way second in the Withers arrived yesterday and others in the prospective field selected the day for sensational final workouts
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Legion Juniors Prepare Tomorrow Practice At West Park
Legion Juniors under manager Leo Bloomberg schedule a practice session at West Park tomorrow evening at 6 7 o clock to ready for Sunday's double header at Redfield and Orient. The session aims to build form and determine players needed to qualify for the upcoming game. RISKO TO MEET LOUGHRAN IN CHICAGO JULY 13 Tommy Loughran and Johnny Risko, famous boxing contenders, will clash in a four round bout at Mills Stadium on July 26.
Secretary's flight Beier Aberdeen and five
Beier of Aberdeen faced five rivals in a secretary's flight event. Robil defeated B Conts, while Ww Harle received a forfeit from resumption eta in a terse on course card.
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Yesterday's Scores National League Baseball Update
Summary of scattered league results with several doubleheaders and late innings noted. Teams include Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Toledo, St. Paul, Louisville, Kansas City, and Lincoln area clubs. Rain caused postponements in Fargo Moorhead versus Winnipeg while Beatrice, Sioux Falls, Norfolk, and others posted varied scores.
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English Netsters Face Big Threat
A Australian Davis Cup team, likely the strongest from down under since 1904, faced England in the European zone final at Eastbourne. The stakes were high as Australia hoped Jack Crawford to win both singles against Austin and Perry to reach the interzone final against the United States, with McGrath and Crawford also in the mix for doubles.
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Van Klaveren Edged by Technical Knockout at Polo Grounds
New York July 13 Billy Petrolle defeated Bep Van Klaveren by technical knockout in the fourth round when a deep gash over Van Klaveren’s right eyelid led ringside physician Dr Joseph Sheridan to stop the bout. The Dutch challenger protested as crowds split into sides outside the ring, Van Klaveren having shown a strong first round and aggressive boxing before the stoppage. Petrolle weighed 144 pounds, Van Klaveren 145 1/4.
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A. A. Clubs Fight For Third Place Battle For Position Behind Minneapolis
In Chicago July 1947 the American Association race tightens as Toledo Indianapolis and St Paul fight for third. Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 7 3 then 14 4. St Paul and Toledo split a double header while Sioux City? No. Cohuonbus wins 7 5, Kansas City tops Louisville 6 5 after a 12 3 loss. Later Oakland notes boxing results.
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Four Americans, Canadians meet in Canadian Amateur golf quarterfinals
Vancouver hosts a mixed field as four United States players Frank Dolp Dr. Cliff Baker Harry Givan and Albert Scotty Campbell face four Canadians in the Canadian Amateur golf championship. Givan beat Jack Morison 8 and 7 while Campbell needed 37 holes to defeat Jack Finger. Dolp trailed to Alan Taylor 4 3 with other results shaping 36 hole ties today. Lake Preston also reports a separate Lake Preston kitteridah team win over Arlington 2 games to 1.
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Toronto
Cubs Catch Fire Entering NL Second, Seven-Game Win Streak
The Chicago Cubs rose to second in the National League as their seven straight wins boosted them alongside the Giants and ahead of the Cardinals. A 10-inning slugfest in Boston and strong pitching highlighted a day of mixed results across the league, with Hal Schumacher and Arky Vaughan delivering key performances for their teams.
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Shields and Parker to Clash in Spring Lake Meet
At Spring Lake New Jersey top seed Shields of New York ranked sixth nationally and Frankie Parker of Milwaukee seed second are set for a likely semifinal clash in the Spring Lake challenge trophy tournament. Shields meets Arturo Randin and Parker faces Albert Law as the doubles event also begins with expected many ball exchanges.
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Eugene McCauliff
Yonkers
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Diamondball Meet Opens With Early Ticket Sales
Early ticket sales kick off for the first annual Central South Dakota diamondball tournament at West Park next Sunday. Tournament sponsors announce holders of full tournament tickets may attend all sessions. separate admission charged for morning and afternoon sessions. Opening games feature Huron Armour Packers Wayland at 8:30, Washington vs Sheffield at 9:30, Huron Grocery Co. vs St. Lawrence at 10:30, and Huron Elks vs Lake Preston at 11:50 with semis at 2 and the final at 5. A floodlight exhibition at 6 adds a special feature. Regular games on the west side diamond, with a practice diamond north of the swimming pool.
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Christner Triumphs Over Santa In Oakland Upset
Akron heavyweight Christner, 39, pulled a major upset with an 11 round decision over Jose Santa in Oakland. Santa weighed 2M pounds heavier but Christner used experience to control the bout and score the victory.
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Christner
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Santa
Aquatic Stars To Compete At World Fair Meet
Olympic stars and world record holders will spend the week at Chicago’s lakefront lagoon for AU championships in swimming diving and water polo as trials continue toward the one mile swim while the World's Fair hosts competitions.
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