Highmore Takes Second as Wessington Springs Wins Golf Meet
An eight man Wessington Springs team won an invitation golf tournament at Huron Country Club with a 764 aggregate. Highmore placed second with 819. Individual honors went to QC Palmer of Madison in the scratch event, with Saylor and Stew of Huron close behind. Rain hardened the course, affecting play and leaving many scores in the 80s.
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Huron Country Club
South Dakota
Madison
Welsington Springs
Melcher
Hatch
PB. Raeble
Varey
A. B. Raeble
Farrington
Vassey
Jones
Highmore
Ryan
Tomter
McLaughlin
Holtzman
O’brien
Dunlop
Johnson
Swanson
Palmer
HH. Is. Saylor
Huron
R. C. Stew
Art of
Wessngton Springs
S. M. Melcher
Bates Dinneen
Asher
Wighty
Frost
Uron
Babbitt
Weasington
Bard
Miller
Beardsley
Weslington Springs
Ehighmore
Quida
Milter
DeSmet
St Lawrence
Welsington
Huron Municipal Links
Southern Ump Johnson Finds Joy In Job After Jail Night
Atlanta July 16 A Southern Association umpire nicknamed Steamboat Johnson explains he carries money and jewelry on the field for safety after a Des Moines Fourth of July arrest. He recalls being arrested when fans threw bottles and police protected him, later spending three more days in Des Moines jail before league officials released him.
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Atlanta
Steamboat
Johnson
Southern Association
Des Moines
Hoosegow
Paii
League
Wolves
Central S D League Baseball Box Score Fragments
Readable lines show team scores and individual players from several games. RHE Wolsey 134 001 930 12 Hitchcock 240 151 18 31 15 6 Syring Newton Neshime Car son Person Hisenbraun. HE Sheffield 100 000 000 14 Yale 160 003 312 10 Fiemming Schwartz Bigger Galton Maass Rich. RAB Virgil 000 081 000 4 10 6 Alpena 501 020 00 8 2 Mead Wold Lunt Hoffman. R E Gayour 000% 000: 000 0 2 8 Huron 602 101 ol 4 3 2 Corrigan Larson Matojka M Johnson.
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Rhe Wolsey
Hitchcock
Syring
Newton
Neshime
Carson
Person
Hisenbraun
Sheffield
Yale
Fiemming
Schwartz
Bigger
Galton
Maass
Rich
Rab Virgil
Mead and Wold
Lunt
Hoffman
R E Gayour
Huron
Corrigan
Larson
Matojka
M. Johnson
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Minor Standings
American League showcases Philadelphia Cleveland New York Detroit Washington Chicago Boston St Louis with several star pitchers and batters noted. National League features St Louis New York in 11 innings and Cincinnati Brooklyn. rain shortened Pittsburgh Boston game. minor leagues report St Paul Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Minneapolis Louisville Omaha Denver Wichita Oklahoma City Tulsa and others.
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Philadelphia
New York
St.Louis
Detroit Clevelaner
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Sbi
Cincinnati Sea American Association
Kansas City Ne
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Milwakee
Pet
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Wichitah
Denver
Pueblo
Erin
Topeka
Des Moines
Mitchell
Wilson
Hubbell
Mays
O'Farrell
R H E
Haines
Haid
Walker
I Benton
Hogan
Cincinnati
Luque
Ash Ani Gooch
Dudley
Moss
Greenfield
A. Moore
McWeeny
Picinich
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Wichita
Cleveland
Detroit
Rai
Indlianapolis
Bes Moines
Wet Grounds
Saturday Baseball Scores Show Wide Wins Across Leagues
Saturday results list New York 4 to 5 loss and 2 to 5 loss in a second game going 14 innings. Brooklyn routed St. Louis 15 to 8 while Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 2 to 10. Numerous other city matchups include Cincinnati 6, Boston 7 at Detroit, and Denver tied with Omaha on wet grounds.
Major League Basketball Matchups Listed for Today
The schedule lists Boston at St. Louis New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia American Association Toledo at Kansas City Columbus at Milwaukee Oklahoma City at Wichita Tulsa at Topeka. Ian
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St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American Association
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Tulsa
Topeka
Ian
Salo Richman Lead In 723 Mile Race Teaser
Johnny Salo of Passaic and Samir Richman of New York held a five mile lead on day two of a 723 mile perpetual race in Los Angeles. Six two man teams chase the 1424 hour record with rest allowed between legs as they pace around the 1/6 mile track. The event was sparsely attended as dawn broke and the clock targets 11 pm Thursday for the finish.
Athletics 60 10 Innings To Beat Cleveland 5 To 3
Athletics rally in Cleveland to defeat the Indians 5 to 3 in ten innings as Jack Quinn earns the win after Jimmy Zinn falters in the tenth. Connie Mack’s club extends its lead over the Yankees and Tigers, with Hudson’s strong pitching for Cleveland and Pipgras pressured by Detroit’s offense.
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Cleveland
Gordon Cochrane
Cochrane
McGillicuddy
Indians
Detroit
Yankees
Yerkes
Connie Mack
Carroll Yerkes
Jack Quinn
Willis Hudlin
Jimmy Zinn
Zinn
Hudlin
George Pipgras
Tigers
George Uhle
Macks
Daniel Howley
Jack Russell
St. Louis
Blaeholder
Kimsey
Washington
White Sox
Pirates
Boston
Buccaneers
Giants
Cubs
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Clarence Mitchell
Polo Grounds
John McGraw
Carl ‘Hubbell
Cardinals
Mitchell
Carl Mays
Clan McGraw
Bill Walker
Jess Haines
Cincinnati
Swanson
Walker
Purdue coach Lambert lived here and coached at Huron
Cloudy reminiscence recalls Ward Lambert known as Rabbit Pig who played for Huron and later led Purdue South Bend teams. The piece notes his visit with Judge B B McClaskey, a coaching school planned in Cass Lake Minnesota with Doc Spears, and mentions his popularity and long connection to Boilermakers basketball and baseball.
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Rabbit
Lambert
Huron
Cass Lake
Minn
Doc” Spears
Minnesota
B.B. McClaskey
Ward
Purdue
Taylor
Ken
Justi
Wabash College
Lamber
Énr
Pullman
Oklahomithe
Howard
Bryant
Ito
Watertown Hagles
Des Moines Youth Wins Trans Misssissippi Golf Title
Robert McCreary, 24, from Des Moines, defeated L. B. Maytag of Newton, Iowa, 2 up, to win the Trans Missississippi golf championship in Omaha. McCreary rose from poverty as a caddie while Maytag, a washing machine magnate, paid for lessons. The event drew about 300 amateurs across the West.
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Robert McCreary
Des Moines
Omaha
L. B
Bud’ Maytag
Newton
McCreary
Iowa
Maytag
Trans-Mississippi
West
Two Welter Title Holders to Meet in Detroit Bout
Detroit sees a historic titles face off as Joe Dundee of Baltimore meets Jackie Fields of Chicago for the welterweight crown in a 15 round championship on the opening bill at Fitzsimmons outdoor arena. Dundee boasts recent knockouts and Fields has ten KOs in 17 fights, with both training near the venue.
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Detroit
NEA
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Dundee
Jackie Fields
Chicago
Boxing Association
Pete Letzo
Michigan
Wroyd Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Heinie Blaustein
Billy Alger
Pittsburgh
Pete Latzo
Tommy Freeman
Madison Square .Garden
Mickey Walker
Mickey
Alger
Fields
Top Fields
State Fair
Big
Eastwood Park
Hitchcock Beats Wolsey 21 to 12 in feature game
Hitchcock overwhelms league leaders Wolsey 21 to 12 in a high scoring home win at Hitchcock. Harms Steffen and Person homered, Rodman added a two bagger, while Wolsey’s Huddleston Tones and Cotton led the offense with three hits apiece. Alpena moved up to third place after defeating Virgil, and Yale routed Sheffield 10 to 1.
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Hitchcock
Wolsey
Alpena
Virgil Sunday
South Dakota
Teague
Virgil & To
Virgil
Cavour
Sheffield
Harms
Steffen
Person
Rodman
Kamble
Davis
Gross
Huddleston
Tones
Cotton
Yale
Gus Smith
Davis Cup Team Nominated for Interzone Final
Bill Elmer Allison and John Van Ryn were nominated by the United States Lawn Tennis Association to represent the United States in the Interzone Davis Cup final against Germany at Berlin on Friday Saturday and Sunday. The order in which they play need not be specified until hours before the matches.
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Uly
Bill Elmer Allison
John “van Ryn
United
States Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Germany
Berlin
Larkspur Sets Out After All Age Title
CHICAGO July 15 The champion three year old Blue Larkspur and owner Col B R Bradley seek the all age title after his American classic win. The three year old son of Black Servant Blossom Time proved the season's top colt and his handlers plan a campaign toward the crown won by Reigh Count last year.
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Chicago
America
Blue Larkspur
Col. B. R. Bradley
Blossom Time
Loughran Braddock Title Fight Sails Toward 15 Rounds
James J Braddock challenges Tommy Loughran for the light heavyweight crown in a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium on Thursday night. Loughran favored to outpoint Braddock with odds about 2 to 1. Other cards include Rene De Vos vs Dave Shade in semis and Har ry Dbbets vs Tracy Grove in a 10 rounder, plus events at Boston and Kansas City.
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New York
James J. Braddock
Tommy Loughran
Fisth
Andre Routis
Tony Canzoneri
Loughran
Braddock
Yankee Stadium
Rene de Vos
Dave Shade
California
Harry Dbbets
Freeport
Tracy Grove
Humburt Fugazy
Arthur de May
Kid Chocolate
Milton Cohen
Rockaway Playland Stadium
Boston
Germans oppose U S Davis Cup team in Berlin
Germany's Davis Cup players, famed for defeating top foes, prepare to host the United States in the interzone finals next weekend. The winner earns a challenge to France, holder since 1927, as the Americans had swept the American zone with only one loss to reach this stage. Germany edged England three matches to two to reach the showdown.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
France
England
Teutons
Tans Moldenhauer
H. W
Bunny) Austin
H. Prenn
J. C. Gregory
Gregory
G. Collins
Heina Landmans
Nl. Kleinschroth
Kansas City and St Paul Split Sunday Contests
Kansas City Blues split a double header with St Paul, winning the second game 7 to 0 while Archis Campbell held Kansas City to four hits in the opener for a 2 to 1 Kansas City loss. Louisville’s Prony Welzer shut out the Colonels in game one before the clubs split. Minneapolis and Milwaukee also split after a 11 to 9 Millers win in the nightcap. Indianapolis and Toledo played a twilight tilt halted after three innings with the Madhens trailing 2 to 0.
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William A. Weeks
Associated Press
Chicago
Milwaukee
Ba Strelecki
Brewers
Joe Pate
Millers
Minneapolis
Yoledo
Indianapolis
Indians
Barton wins Sioux Valley men's singles crown in Dell Rapids
Horace Barton of Sioux Falls defeats Carl Meyer of Watertown 4-6 7-5 6-0 6-2 to capture the men's singles title at the Sioux Valley Tennis Tournament in Dell Rapids. Barton, with Claude Krause of Minneapolis, takes the doubles crown. Dorothy Martin of Le Mars and Lola Braake win the women's doubles.
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Dell Rapids
Ace Barton
Sioux Falls
Sioux Valley
Carl Meyer
Watertown
Barton
Claude Krause
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Dorothy Martin
le Mars
Iowa
Miss Martin
Lola Braake
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Perkins
L. Sewell
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Moore
Dickey
Phillips
Braxton
Tate
Thomas
Dugan
Berg
Autry
Russell
Berry
Schaney
National League
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Gace
Rich Man
Dundee, Fields
Champs
Richard Halliburton
Panlama Canal
Gatun Lock
WOW 'Shey Stand Pvt
Cavour Sones
Larkspur
U.S. Davis
Tony Welzer
Horace Barton
Chawp
Tor
Haley-Neeley Distributers
John Hancock
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Fourth St. Ss. Wr
Andy
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