Dairymen Clash With Myers Team In League Game
Dairymen clash with Myers team in Ravine Kirk league game at 6:30. Barganss Russell Bullis recently takes over management of the Myer s Cigar Store Yellowjackets as they bid for first win over the Dairymen who beat them twice previously.
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Tredweay & Liem
Capital City Cowboys
Ravine Park
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Brookings
South Dakota
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Brewers
Heron Juniors Lose At Virgil in Close Defeat
Heron Juniors dropped a tight 9-3 decision to Virgil Juniors last evening as a third base error in the final inning aided Virgil to break a one run gap. Bush, Huron's starter, worked around control issues and allowed few long hits while Virgil capitalized on miscues to pull away late. Klurr and Niebrugge led Huron’s early attack with two singles apiece, while Van Der Aarde delivered the longest hit of the game for Virgil. Pierre Juniors Defeat Miller. Highmore Next. Pierre will meet Highmore to decide who represents the district in the state tournament after overcoming Miller 21 in the district opener.
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Golfer Hanson's Steady Show Noted at Lincoln CC
In Yorcastan Massachusetts on July 13 a golfer from a select group led by E. T. Hanson posted steady play. Hanson struck a tee shot on the 165 yard hole at Lincoln Country Club and added a similar showing on the 135 yard ninth.
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Pirates Stop Dodgers Behind Fireman Mace Brown Shutout
Fireman Mace Brown hurled a 3-0 shutout as the Pirates beat the Brooklyn Dodgers before 29,481 to climb into a fifth place tie in the National League. Wyatt was limited to six hits, and Pittsburgh benefited from strong defense and timely runs. The night’s game was the only MLB action on the program and focused attention on the upcoming second half schedule and injuries affecting key players.
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Mace Brown
Pirates
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Wyatt
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Cincinnati Reds
Ival Goodman
Crosby to finance NFL bid and other sports notes
A collage of sports chatter places Bing Crosby willing to back an LA NFL franchise, mentions Joe Houser’s homer, and highlights assorted clippings about Hartnett, Baer and Nevat. The report strings together headlines from multiple cities, referencing boxing, baseball, golf, and football figures and venues.
Armours Outlast Watertown Mills In Grueling Duel
Otto Werner of the Armour All Stars outlasted Don Mitchell of Watertown Mills in a 10 inning mound duel at Water town. Werner yielded two walks and eight scattered hits while striking out eight, as Huron Armours edged Watertown 9 to 0 in a game marking their third win over the Mills this season.
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Cowboys edge Sioux Falls in tight Western League win
In front of a home crowd of 2,359 cash customers, the Cowboys held off a ninth inning Sioux Falls rally to win 2 to 2. Lefty Swift pitched eight shutout innings before Sioux City reliever Wehde allowed late hits. The game served as a benefit for injured Sioux City player Erv Retelle. Johnny Miler faded in the ninth after eight strong innings as Lincoln defeated Norfolk. Jesque led Mitchell past Worthington 7 to 4.
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Johnny Miler
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Norfolk
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Worthington Cardinals
Demaray And Stark Win By Decisions In Boxing Card
In St Paul last night Demaray and Stark earned decision victories while Wason was stopped in the tenth round by Gillespie of Stone Lake. Wason had earlier been knocked down, and Demaray suffered a bad cut with heavy punching from Barbar of Chicago. Hayes won a six round decision over Stack in Milwaukee.
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Stony Lake
Mary Wason
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Aberdeen Juniors Triumph Over Jamestown 13-3 Victory
Aberdeen Amheritan Legionist led 3-0, Jamestown tied in the sixth, then Hub City team exploded with 10 runs in three innings to secure a 13-3 win Wednesday night in Aberdeen.
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Fargo Girl Faces Illinois Youngster In Final Match
Sixteen year old Georgia Tainter of Fargo North Dakota and Mary Wilder of Glencoe Illinois advanced to the 18 hole final for the 1939 Women's Western Junior Golf title at Exmoor. Tainter defeated Jeanne Cline of Bloomington 4 and 3 in the semifinals, while Wilder beat Mary Jane Garman of East Chicago 3 and 2. Cline moved to the consolation final to meet Phyllis Otto of Atlantic Iowa after an early first round setback.
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Donkey Game Slated In Iroquois Friday
Iroquois July 13 Special The local softball club hosts a donkey-ball game at the ball park Friday evening July 14 starting at 9 under floodlights. Esmond furnishes the opposition. Players ride donkeys except pitcher and catcher. A large crowd is expected as all local games have been free and fans may enjoy a novel event while supporting the club.
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Wrestling Results from Newark and Chicago Meets
Pete Managoff of Chicago defeated Chief Chewacki of Virginia who was disqualified in Newark. Bibber McCoy of Boston threw Clif Olsen of Minnesota in 17 41.
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HITS AND MISSES By JG B
Maddened by the hat, bleacher wolves chased players and umpire Ross Gassoigne at Ravine Park. The crowd noise mocked the sport while experts in stands offered loud, irrelevant advice. The piece argues such heckling discourages young players and damages baseball in communities like Huron.
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Former Champs Fall In City Golf Tourney Semis
REDFIELD July 13 Special The city golf tournament halves its field to reach semi finals in both the championship and president's flights. Defending champs fail as Al Hoy knocks out last year's champ Harry Speight and others like Bob Koupal Jim Paulsen Roy Parsons Billy Walston and Milt Love advance. Hanson and Blume loom in tower bracket while Olson Pennington and Kunnings post wins in the president's flight. The report notes multiple match results and advancing players with scores and opponents.
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al Hoy
Harry Speight
Bob Koupal
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Roy Parsons
R. Felton
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Bill Heekensinble
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Ole Olson
N. F. Tabery
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Bill Finkenhagen
Harold Terry
Fred Sebring
H. E. Spencer
K. L. Bouv
Will Play
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Dave Bates
M. L. Blackgton
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Jack Penningston
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Western Amateur Match Play Opens in Oklahoma City
Match play begins for the Western Amateur after two days of qualifying. Sixty four finalists compete in two 18 hole rounds to pare the field from 64 to 32 and then to 16. Medalist honors go to Verne Spec Stewart of Albuquerque with a 137 total after rounds of 68 and 65.
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Spec" Stewart
Albuquerque
Conn Bettina Light-Heavyweight Title Bout Preview
NEW YORK July 13 Pittsburgh's Bily Corin and Meljo Bettina of Beacon N Y square off in a 15 round light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Bettina already claims NYSAC title and the winner is expected to receive NBCA recognition. Conn as favorite among New Yorkers, touted for fast left hook and reach. Bettina, compact and powerful, aims to upset with post-hypnosis tales from manager Grippo.
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Vince DiMaggio Keeps K. C. Ahead
Vince DiMaggio belts his 33rd homer as Kansas City extends its lead in the league standings. Minneapolis loses to Toledo 9-7 while Columbus dominates St Paul 11-3. Coaker Triplett ties a league record with a three steal effort and Johnny Neun earlier achieved the first five stolen bases in an Association game.
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Baseball scores and line results from AP report
Yesterday's baseball results across the American League National League and minor leagues include Brooklyn and Pittsburgh with three to eight runs, Minneapolis Toledo St Paul Columbus line scores, and Western League games Norfolk Lincoln and Sioux Falls. Jackie Carter of Hagerstown and Lancaster at Lancaster and Wilmington headlines with a noted boxing-like score.
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Marathon softball marathon ends after 101 innings
In Lafayette Indiana yesterday under a broiling sun a high school boys softball marathon lasted nearly 12 hours and 101 innings. Platt's Texaco Oilers defeated the MCA Apaches 85 to 73 as one player collected 16 hits in 45 at bats and another hit three home runs. One participant reportedly drank 14 bottles of pop.
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Former N-League Stars Triumph In 8-4 Oldtimers Game
Boston reports a lively oldtimers game at Fenway Park with former National League stars routing onetime American League greats 8 to 4. Bil Carrigan led the NL squad using power hitters like Tris Speaker and Duffy Lewis while Fred Mitchell steered the NL by fielding younger talents such as Al Spohrer and Long George Kelly to secure the decisive runs.
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Duffy Lewis
Stutty Melnnis
Eddie Collins
Jack Barry
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Ed Walsh
Chief Bender
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Howard Ehmke
Herb Pennock
Buck O'Brien
Ray Collins
Fred Mitchell
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al Spohrer
Long George Kelly
Weather Summary for Eurov Vicinity and Midwest
Temperature highs range from 75 to 84 with cooler conditions tonight and Friday. Sunshine and fair skies noted in Minnesota, with cooler air settling in tonight across southeast and south central Minnesota and portions of South Dakota. Sunrise 6:02 a.m. and sunset 8:15 p.m.
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Horton Smith Defies Age With Golf Mastery
New York July 13 Horton Smith, Chicagoan, proves old dog adage wrong by improving after coaching with Alex Morrison. He advances to 36 hole quarter finals at Pomonek CC after 34 and 2 victory over Clarence Doser, with Harrison, Nelson, Runyan, Metz, and Pic tard among rivals as Open fields chip away at favorites.
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Alex Morrison
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Clarence Doser
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Dick Metz
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in South Dakota
Notice that a mortgage default has occurred on real estate in Beattie County South Dakota mortgaged to Home Owners Loan Corporation on Parkland Addition Lot 61 in Muron City The sale is by the sheriff at public auction at the front door of the courthouse on a fixed date with a cash bid to satisfy the debt plus costs and interest The action is conducted by Walter Conway attorney for the mortgagee and the sheriff is W Boyle.
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