Hidden Ball Trick Traps Macanville as Reds Win
In a tense late rally, Moranville erred as Cincinnati Reds beat the Braves 1 to 0 after John Ogden and a dash by Rabbit led to a near tying run in the ninth. Watson Clark earned his seventh straight win for the Robins over the Cardinals 12 03.
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Jos Stripp
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Waite Hoyt
Connie Mack
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al Simmons
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Saints and Colonels Split Twin Bill in Chicago Series
In Chicago, Saint Paul and Louisville split a doubleheader as the Colonels won 4 2 in game one and Saint Paul captured game two 10 7. Minneapolis also split with Indianapolis, winning 10 9 after a 2 9 loss, while Columbus swept Milwaukee 10 5 and 8 5. Ed Holley held Toledo to six hits, and George Connally powered the Blues to a 10 0 win.
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Louisville
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Nachand
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Milwaukee
Brewers
Ed Holley
Toledo
Blues
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Gregory Nine Aiming For State Title After Strong Season
Gregory Junior baseball team dominates class with a hard hitting lineup. They beat Coleme juniors 15 to 4, West Carlock 6 to 4, Dixon Indians 14 to 3, and an all star squad 2 to 1. Manager notes games outside the district as part of their bid for another state title.
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Besween
Coleme
Mito
West Carlock
Dixon Indians
Dunioe
Atete
Third Polo Match To Settle Santa Pula Ol Aiken Feud
Chicago July 14. A third polo match is required to settle the differences between the Santa Pula Argentine team and the Ol Aiken four from South Carolina. South American riders won yesterday, defeating the eastern collegium 11 to 6, while Ol Aikens won the sponsor 14 to 11. The deciding contest will be played Wednesday.
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Santa Pula
Ol Aiken
South Caroline
Sastern Collegium
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Meturdar
Clinic Cup Opens With Huron Members In Title Quest
Forty six Huron Country Club members start first round play today in the Clinic Cup tournament with nine entrants receiving byes to the second round. Club champion Rev. 3. D. Disrud returns after a month’s absence as top contenders include Gust Jacobson Stanley Colton Disrud John Hinman George McKeon Hueggen Cup winner Turnner-up in Buick and Dr. H. L. Saylor. Matches use 36 holes for semis and finals with handicaps revised. finals August 16. Upper and lower bracket pairings listed with second round set for Kari Flanagan vs Camden Rayburn and Ted Schaefer vs Gust Jacobson.
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Huron Country Club
Gust Jacobson
Stanley Colton
Jacobson
Disrud
John Hinman
George McKeon
H. L. Saylor
Poate Country Club
R. A. Smith
B. H Kerr
F. McCannon
A. A
Jay Spink
W. M. Griffith
L. Weir
K. K. Otto
C. Whaley
L. Saylor
George
D. Dhud
Carl Voigt
Kari Flanagan
Camden Rayburn
Ted Schaefer
Pill Rollers Dominate Miller League Action
MOLLER July 1 Special Pill Rollers beat Commercial Club in Miller League play as Schroeder Cubs prepare to face American Legion tonight. Both teams remain in the race for top spots with Commercial Club fighting for second and Cubs aiming for lower standings.
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Pill Rollers
New Swimming Relay Record Set in Honolulu Meet
In Honolulu on July 16 the Hollywood Athletic Club won the national championship relay in 9 minutes 21.4 seconds, beating the previous world and American records. The record team consisted of Austin Clapp Malola Kalili Frank Booth and Manuella Kalili. Clapp also swam on the Olympic team at Amsterdam. Earlier, Clarence Crabbe of the Los Angeles A C set a new American mark in the 30 meter medley with 4 minutes 6 seconds.
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Hollywood Athletic
New York A. C
United States
Amsterdam
Austin Clapp
Malola Kalili
Frank Booth
Manuella Kaliii
Clapp
Asnstardars
Clarance L
Buster) Crabbe
Los Angeles A. C
Bit Seevirae
St Joseph Saints Open Western League Schedule In Style
The St Joseph Saints start the Western league schedule strong echoing Wichita Aviators. Moody led a 9 run night for a fifth straight Saints victory while Topeka and Denver games shaped late standings. A crowded crowd of 1 008 watched as home team beat Denver 2 to 4, keeping tension in the race.
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Wichita Aviators
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Soonars
Atth
Topeka Genators
Aviators
Poeblo
Des Moi
Pierre Poloists to Enter Northwest Tourney
Pierre poloists to enter Northwest tourney with six teams competing, stakes include semifinal berths and a chance at national glory, officials report. Readable details note 27 players from Marinapolis attending.
Sorenson's Eighth Inning Homer Delivers C N W First Loss to Coney Island
Sorenson's eighth inning homer lifts C N W to a 8 to 5 victory over Coney Island, ending the latter's first half season championship bid. Gillespie and Spang sparked the rally as two costly sixth inning errors and a two-base error by outfield allowed three runs. Bullis pitched seven strong innings, hitting a solo homer in the sixth for Coney Island, but Bjerkeset held firm late as the railroader victory clinched the upset.
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Chicago and North “Western Railroad
Coney Island Extura
Huron Dairy Producta
Coney Island
Armour Packers
Dairymen
Lunchmen
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Gillespie
Simpson
Sorenson
Slam
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Mycue
Peterson
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N. W. Moundsnsn
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Jones
Walsh
Hopper
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Bjerkenet
Nodaks and Coyotes Set for Aberdeen Clash Oct 10
ABERDEEN July 16 The final football clash between South Dakota and North Dakota universities will be played in Aberdeen on October 10, announced by the Chamber of Commerce. Arrangements through the chamber and SDU alumni association members are in place with final details pending.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
North Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
Golfers Finish Second Round in Chicago Open
Tournament golfers completed the second round of the Chicago and North Western railroad handicap open. Henry Teuber was credited with a second round win over D Kennedy, but Kennedy prevailed one up after an extra set of holes.
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Henry Teuber
D. Kennedy
Kennedy
Arlington Winner To Get Rich Stake Triumph
Arlington’s $70,000 Classic at Arlington Park previews Twenty Grand as heavy favorite. Trainer Jimmy Rowe reports the three year old in peak form after a 1 1/4 mile gallop in 2:11 on a slow track. Stablemate Brideaux also drills 1 1/4 miles in 2:10, seen as a strong contender for second or third.
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Rowe
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Twenty Grand
St. Brideaux
Inter-Zone Net Final Opens Tomorrow in Paris
The inter-zone single Davis Cup final starts tomorrow at Roland Garros. Winners of the three-day test between American and British players will face France a week later. Captain Hardy of the American team worries about nerves, while Frank Shields and Sitney Wood lead singles. Veterans John Van Ryn and George Lott will team in doubles.
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Roland Garroscout
France
Hardy
Frank Shields
Sitmey Wood
Condent
John van Ryn
George Lott
Ruskin Park Golf Club Forms Women’s Auxiliary
The Ruskin park golf club women met at the course to organize a women’s auxiliary. Officers elected included president Mrs Harry Heath of Artesian, vice president Mrs anyear of Letcher, and secretary Mrs G B Wilder of Forest.
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Ruskin Forestburg
Ruskin Park
Kid Chocolate Crowned Champion in Narrow Victory
Edward N. Philadelphian reports from Philadelphia that Kid Chocolate from Cuba defeated Benny Bass of Philadelphia by technical knockout at the National League Ball Park. Chocolate, praised for speed and power, dominated seven rounds ending 2:58 into the seventh with a cutting eyelid injury sustained by Bass.
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Edward J. N
Philadelphia
Reed"’ Checollate
Cuba
New York State
Havana News
Benny Bass
New York
Bass
Lea Houck
Madison to defend 440 yard title at AAU meet
Helene Madison of Seattle, a dominant 1B-year-old sprinter, will defend the 440-yard title at the national AAU swimming championships in Bronx. Josephine McKim and Eleanor Holm are among rivals, with Holm aiming for a new world record in the 220-yard backstroke as she trains.
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New York
Seattle
Aquatic Marvel
Bronx
Seattle Marvel
Josephine McKim
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Eleanor Holm
Brooklyn Star
Georgia Coleman
Katherine Rawls
Frances Meany
Game Will Break Idle Spell Sunday Home Tilt Sought
Announcement by C C Fisher of the Huron Boosters says Miron meets Gann Valley Bluejays at Huddieston's grove nine miles south of Wessington Sunday. The Tigers aim to rebound after July 4 and Woonsocket carnival wins as Fisher tours, with Johnson in command during his absence. Michigan Wolverines travel from Detroit to face the Boosters on return to the home diamond.
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Miron Club
Gann Valley Bluejays
Huddieston’s Grove
Wessington
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Woonsocket
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Black Hills
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Delois Gardner
Waymon Tony
Pat Malone
Gene “Mule Hay~ Field
Michigan
Harold Brown
Watertown
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Roosters
Ryndall
Tyndall
Blucos
Burdette Beats Armadale in Lopsided 13 to 1 Win
Burdette baseball team defeated Armadale 13 to 1 in a July game. Burdette showed strong offense and solid defense, securing a convincing win for the home crowd.
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Spetal
Armadale
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