King Tut to headline Yale outdoor boxing show July 29
King Tut of Minneapolis formerly of Madison S D will headline a Yale boxing card July 29 announced by matchmaker Jack Reiss. The show is sponsored by the William Kelley posts of the American Legion with Yale businessmen. Reiss cited cancellation of Borie Grogan as opening for Tut and aims for a 5000 crowd at Yale.
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King Tut
Minneapolis
Madison
S. D
Sammy Mandell
Yale
Jack Reiss
William Kelley
American Legion
Jimmy Borie
France
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Reiss
Borie
South Dakota
Tut
Leo Levit
Frankie Frisco
Chicago
Frisco
Bob Burns
Ohio
Harry Duplinsky
Jack Keane
Milwaukee
Sioux Falls Leads South Dakota Tennis Tournament Seedings
7 top seeds include Hornea Barton of Sioux Falls the singles champion and Ivank Brody of Des Moines Town titleholder. First round to finish tonight after clay courts dried post rain. Burton the Michigan captain seeds upper bracket with Merle Robbins of Ames.
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Art Brundtedt
Rapid City
L. ©. van Heerlo
California
Bill Smith
Budd Hamm
St. Paul
Frafford Jayne
Douglas Johnston
William Night
Minneapolis
Paul Wolff
P. R. Gilbertson
Sheldon
Iowa
Charles Heacock
Einates
Bryant Pitcher Strikes Out 17 in 1–0 Win over Clark
Bryant defeats Clark 1 to 0 as Luken earns 17 strikeouts on Sunday. He has 135 total strikeouts in 8 games and 3 innings this season, with Bryant's eight wins including Esmond Clear Lake Foley Iroquois Carthage Howard and Clark. One loss came vs Watertown, and Bryant has an open date on July 28. The other item notes 22 starters named for the Reno pacing derby in Kalamazoo.
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Bryant
Clark
Luken
Esmond
Clear Lake
Foley
Iroquois
Carthage
Howard
Watertown Eagles
Kalamazoo Mich
Reno
Yesterday's Results in American and National Leagues
Baseball results from multiple leagues list scores and key pitchers by team. Notable games include New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Brooklyn performances with mentions of Sherdel, Wilson, and McGraw among others. Several games noted postponed or moved due to wet grounds alongside minor league Oklahoma City and Wichita outcomes.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Bush
Taylor
Schulte
Benge
McGraw
Lerian
Davis
Chiezo
Blake
Nehf
Root
Roy
Collins
Elliott
Sweetland
Pittsburgh
Boston
Meine
Hargreaves
Brandt
Spohrer
St. Lonig
New York
Sherdel
Wilson
Scott
O'Farrell
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Kolp
Ehrhardt
Gooch
Sukeforth
Clark
Picinich
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwawkee
Oklahoma City
Seasonal NBA Matchups Across Major Cities
Games today feature Boston at St. Louis and New York at Detroit with multiple cross conference pairings. Notable include Philadelphia versus Cleveland and Chicago versus Philadelphia with a Pittsburgh at Boston tilt also listed. Several city rivalries appear across leagues in matchups spanning Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis New York and Columbus Milwaukee.
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New York
Detroit
Sherid
Heimach
Dickey
Garri Vol
Phillip
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hhmke
Rommel
Yerkes
Cach
Tane
Perkins
Ferretl
Sewell
Hartley
Punernis
Harnshaw
Cochrane
Milius
L. Sewell
Boston
St. Louis
MacFayden
Bayne
Carroll
Debrens
Berry
A. Gaston
Stewart
Ferrell
Washington
Chicago
Marker and Tale
Walsh Jand Berg
American League
National League
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American Association
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Western League
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Topeka
Tulsa
Omaha
Pueblo
Des Moines
Denver
Tri-State Open Golf Race Starts At Sheldon
The Tri-State Open begins in Sheldon with entrants from South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota. Qualifiers set by Monday then match play Tuesday and Wednesday. Special prizes include a veteran over 66 trophy best qualifying round and first to break par. Obve Wenig the previous champion from Sioux City returns to defend his title.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Obve Wenig
Sioux City
Warren Dickinson
Des Moinés
W. H. Thomas
Spencer
Cardinals Fight to Keep Out of Second Division
The Cardinals despite leading the pennant chase in June slumped to 40–42 after a 23–6 run decline. Dodgers and Giants surged as Cubs trimmed Pirates and Phillies, while Sisler’s error cost the Braves in 11 innings. Ruth homered for the Yankees as Cleveland and Chicago won, and the Browns beat the Red Sox.
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Ty Herbert W. Barker
Associated: Press
St. Louis
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Southworth
New York Giants
Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Wee Willie Sherdel
Jack Scott
William Watson Clark
Reds
Ray Koln
Frederick
Bressler
Moore
Bissonette
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Hack Wilson
Sisler
Mrror
George Sisler
Pirates
Boston Braves
Comorosky
Clark
Fry
Cubs
Yankees
Athletics
Detroit
A’s
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Roy Sherid
Freddy Heimach
Ehmke
Rommel
Yerkes
Oilers Outslugged by C N W to End First-Half Chase
Standard Oilers fell 16 to 7 to the C N W, ending their shot at tying for first place in the Huron diamondball league. Armours and Dairymen advance to a three game series to determine the first half champions with game one set for next Friday night. Swanson hit a bases loaded homer for C N W as Walsh filled in for injured Schaefer.
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Huron
Standard Oilers
Oilers
Armours
Huron Dairy Products
Dairymen
Railroaders
Oile's
Standard Oil
Swanson
Homer Swanson
Walsh
Schaefer
Elks
N. W
Bierkeser
Sawyer
Wollenfelt
Diamondball schedule reveals last-half clashes and dates
The schedule for the final half of the diamondball season lists games from July 17 to August 29 featuring teams such as C. and N. W. Co, N. W. P. S. Co, Armour, Huronite, Moose, Elks, Standard Oil, and Dairy Products. Two games have already occurred: Dairy Products beat Armour and Huronite beat Moose.
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L. Bloodgood
Amionece
Dairy ‘Products
Armour
Huronite
Suly
N. W. Pas. Co
Standard Ol
Elks
Moose
Standard OS
Standard Oil
Huronte
Dairy Products
Armouryg. Standard Ma
Kansas City Farther Ahead in American Association Race
Kansas City extended its lead over St Paul to five and a half games as the Blues beat Toledo 9 to 4. Columbus Senators collected 23 hits in a 20 to 4 win over Milwaukee Milwaukee scoring on Eddie Pick’s seventh inning home run. Tony Cuccinello tied a league record with six hits in six at bats driving in five and scoring five. Pete Jablonowski limited Milwaukee to six hits. Minneapolis next faces Louisville while the Saints host Indianapolis.
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William .A. Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Paul
Blues
Toledo
Saints
Columbus Senators
Millwaukee
Eddie Pick
Pete Jablonowski
Columbus
Brewers
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Mandell Opens Workouts Ahead of Title Bid
Sammy Mandell begins public workouts in Chicago as he prepares for a potential title defense. The event signals the start of training for Mandell before a scheduled bout, drawing attention from fans and media.
Lightweight Title Bout May Be Set At Washington Park
A report notes plans for a defense of the lightweight title at Washington Park race track as the challenger Tony Can is expected to face the current champion in upcoming training camps.
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Washington Park Race Track
Tony Can
Champion Arrives for First Workout at Chicago Stadium Camp
The champion arrived in Chicago yesterday and was scheduled to begin his camp workouts today at Chicago Stadium marking the start of preparations.
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Chicago Stadium
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Madison, S. D
Tony LeClair
Virgil
Ned Blankenbacker
Aberdeen
Lorain Udel
Warner
North
Sddia Wipf
Udel
Wipf
Knight
Jack Keith
Lake Preston
Keith
Ems
Bostoners
Pet
Ace
Milwaukee Ana
Oklahoma City Intenne—A
Aetea
Toronto
Steve Rocco
Ian Phil Tobias
Yance
Ghange Totie
North Western
Bbiks
Mandell
Goodyear
Quaker State Oils
Cremo
Marshall
Winston & Newell CO
Alfred W. McCann
U. S
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