Farewell Tilt Sparks Huron Baseball Road Trip
Huron hosts Aberdeen American Legion Buddies in a farewell home game at C N W park. Harold Beaven aims for a second win against his former teammates as Aberdeen bolsters its lineup for a lengthy road tour through three states and into Canada.
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Au Revoir
Huron Baseball
Hack Peyton
Boosters
Aberdeen American Legion
Aberdeen
Huron
American Legion
Hob City
Pertenmen
Turon
Raci
Pta
Nucth Dakota
Minne
Canada
Tomporrow
Harold Beaven
Burklits
Adler
Huran
Brown
Trunty
Johnie
Bob Cay
Ti Ies Sorenson
Johnson
Van
Ei Lester Er Berh C. Blondgned
Hy Pineso
Pri
Grou
Batting Leaders Hold Narrow Margins in All Leagues
New York July 16 The batting leaders of the American and National Leagues held their spots as the season warmed and pitching sharpened Jimmie Foxx and Paul Waner stayed atop. Waner extended his lead in the National League while Earl Averill climbed to second in the American, with Simmons and Foxx among top finishers in runs hits and RBIs. Betts and Swetonic led pitchers with 18 wins.
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New York
Jimmie Foxx
Paul Waner
Hs Laurels
Ovar
Athletics
Ding
Waner
Nati Iefail
Phillies
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Sevond
Mark Ae
Joly
Boston
Simmons
Philn
Burns
St. Louis
Minush
Washington
York
Dickey
New the Wel
Walter
Comibs
Nations Tseque
Eleni
Cinetanath
O'Doui
Brooklyn O
Traynor
Fillsharen
Colli
Herman
Cin
L. Warner
Pittsburgh
Ott
Hogan
Tre Départment
al Simmons
Jimmie
BR Foxx
Snimons
Averill
Seesaiel Veiritinss
Buddy Myers
Amosi Riper
Chapman
Yankees
Lefty Goaney
Yanks
Porter
Cleve
Baggers
Chuck Klein
Tuns
Northwestern Tennis Tournament Opens at Deephaven
The annual Northwestern tennis tournament opens today in Deephaven Lake Minnetonka but Keith Werner of Eau Claire Wisconsin and Los Angeles did not defend his title. Among entrants are Lester Stocken Los Angeles winner of the Minnesota invitation singles and No 1 in the Northwest Dean Karl Karasath Austin Texas and Sterling Wilustrs also of Austin.
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Minneapolis
Deephaven
Lake Minnetonka
Keith Werner
Eau Claire
Wis
Los Angeles
Werner
Lester Stocfen
Northwest
Dean
Karl Karasath
Austin, Tex
Sterling Wil- Ustrs
Austin
Qualifying Limit In Field Events Raised For Olympics
The Olympic track trials extended the field event qualifying limit from five to eight, upsetting east west tensions and restoring chances for several Western stars including Dick Barber Ken Churchill James DeMe Bob Jones and Eastman Frank Wykef. Officials said the move strengthens the American team by widening finalists in field events.
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Joseph T. Englund
Baltimore
Ping
Dick Barber
Southern
California
Ken Churchill
James DeMe
Bob Jones
Stanford
Bis
Vances
John Anderson
Leo Sexton
New York Athletic Club
Middle West
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Emmnett Toppino
New Orients
Johnny Mortiss
Abbeyville
Eastman
Frank Wykef
Feminine Stars In Finals Today At Dyche Stadium
Chicago July 16. American women track stars gather at Northwestern Dyche stadium to contest for 18 Olympic berths across five Olympic events and five AAU championships. Babe Didrikson of Texas plans to maximize entries to claim multiple qualifying spots for her team. Mindred Didrikson aims for three, with rivals Rena MacDonald and Lillian Copeland also favored in record events.
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Alan Gould
Palo Alto
Calif
Big Ben East
Man
California
Middle West
Olympic Track and Field Committee
Chicago
America
Dyche Stadium
Northwestern
University
Betty Robinson
Mindred
Babe) Didrikson
Dales
Tex
Ne Emessary
Rena MacDonald
Quincy
Mass
Lillian Copeland
Los Angeles
Amsterdam
Texas
Home Run Leaders By The Associated Press
The AP lists NL leaders with Klein of the Phillies at 25 homers, Wilson of the Dodgers at 16, Collins of the Cardinals at 16. In the AL Foxx of the Athletics has 35, Ruth of the Yankees 26.
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Associated Press
Klein
Phillies
Wilsor
Dodgers
Collins
Cardinals
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Giants and Braves shine as sluggers pace early May action
Mel Ott and Fred Lindstrom led the Giants with homers contributing to a seven run surge against the Cardinals. Remy Kremer sparked the Pirates with three hits to halt the Braves. Joe Cronin led the Senators with a double that produced a key run versus the Browns. Al Simmons paced the Athletics with three homers and six RBIs against the Tigers. Lon Warne of the Cubs held the Dodgers to eight hits to extend a win streak to six. Jack Hayes of the White Sox collected a homer, a triple and a single and fielded 18 chances cleanly against the Red Sox.
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Associated Press
Mel Ott
Fred Lindstrom
Giants
Cardinals
Remy Kremer
Firates
Braves
Joe Cronin
Senaters
Brown
al Simmons
Athletics
Tigers
Lon Warne
Cubs
Dodgers
Jack Hayes
White Sox
Red Sox
14 Year Old Diver Wins Olympic Berth
A 14 year old from Miami Beach Florida clinched a place on the American Women’s swim team not in breast stroke but in springboard diving. Miss Rawle beat rivals Georgia Coleman and Jane Fauntz in the 1d font springboard dive as final American Olympic trials opened at Jones Beach. Margaret Hoffman of Scranton won the breast stroke final, beating Annie Gavednik, Caldwell, and others. Remaining trials continue with heats semis and finals in additional events.
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New York
Wap Omathevine
Ami Beach
Fla
Miss Rawle
Georgia Coleman
Los Angel
Jane Fauntz
Chicago
Jones Beach
Margaret Hoffman
Scranton. P
Miss Rawls
Annie Gavednik
Chiswin
Minn
Caldwell
Detroit
Miss Hoffman
Helene Misson
Seattle
Joseph McKintee
Los Angeles
Secon
Elen Garralti Sayville
Sinz Francisco
Helen Johns
Brookline
Mass
Lenore Estead
Edna McKibben
Jane Weiller Wins Western Open Title
Miss Jane Weiller, 20, of Northmoor Court club defeated Mrs. Jane Beebe, 19, defending champion, at Ozaukee Country Club to claim the Womens Western Open title. Weiller led from the start and closed out the match on the 26th hole amid sunlit greens.
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Milwaukee
Jara Willer
Northmoor Court
Star
Chicago
Jane Beebe
Ozaukee
Miss Bede
Miss Weiller
Faver Top Flight In Arlington Classic
CHICAGO July 16 America's richest seven year old stakes Arlington Classic at Arlington Park features Top Flight the entry of C V Whitney as favorite with Faireno and Dwyer Shevin stakes also among top contenders as thirteen horses race for 90150 and championship of American thoroughbreds.
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Chicago
America
Arlington Park
C. V. Whitney
Faireno
Kozak And Golden Lead in Metropolitan Open Golf
Kozak and Golden were tied for the lead at the halfway mark in the Metropolitan Open golf championship. The field of 53 survivors prepared to play the final two rounds of the 72 hole medal play test today as Kozak added a 71 to an earlier 79 for a total of 150 while Golden carded a 68 to reach 149.
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Dong Oe Acn
IN. XV
Ap Waller Kozak
Engineers Club
Johnny Golden
Weeburn
Kozak
Desdrick Golden
Golden
Close Season in Three Eye League Ends Long Running Circuit
DECATUR July 16 The Three Eye league oldest Class B circuit and training ground for many major leaguers ended its season after 1901 operation with a wartime pause in 1918. The key club could no longer compete with growing attendance, forcing the league to abandon the season. Cincinnati July 16 Gus Kaiko retained the National Wrestling Association middleweight title defeating Henry Koll after two hours three minutes, with no fall.
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Decatur
Three Eye League
Cincinnat
Gus Kaiko
Cincinnati
National Wrestling Association
Henry Koll
Texans Reach South Dakota Tennis Finals
In Sioux Falls on July 14 Texans Williams and Kamrath advanced to the finals of the South Dakota open tennis championship. Williams defeated Dr W F Wider of Minnesota 6-1 2-0 6-2 while Kamrath beat Charles Britzius 6-3 6-2 6-7 to reach the final. Semis in doubles scheduled for today with finals set for Sunday.
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Sioux Falls
Sterling Williams
Marl Bath
Austin
Williams
Dr. W. F. Widen
Minneapolis
Surecon
Bet
Wes
Py Widen
Oppornent
Minnesota
Reading
Dr. Widen
Komvuth
Charles Britzius
Minneope
Mary Baille Kamrath
Wider
Britzius
Paul Scherer
John
Arsa
Maryland
Charles Huntley
Missanapolis
Junior Donaldson
Yankton
Huntley
Scott Rethorst
Rapid City
South Dakota
Donaldson
Thaine Auscil
Giand
van Ausdal
Retherst
Bill Jurges Drops Girl's Prosecution
In Chicago on July 16 Bill Jurges star Cub shortstop went to court to drop charges against his gun wielding girlfriend in an assault with intent to kill case. After questions to the assistant state's attorney Jurges halted and said he wished to drop the case. The judge dismissed the case for want of prosecution and wished that no more ball players are shot.
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Chicago
Bill Jurges
Violet Popovich
Valli
Jurges
Jain Sharbaro
Simpson Reaches C. N. W. Golf Semi Finals
Claire Simpson advanced to the Chicago and North Western railway tournament semi finals by defeating Charles Rigele by five strokes yesterday afternoon. Simpson played six holes while Rigele completed nine. Rigg had one stroke handicap.
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Claire Simpson
Chicago & North Western| Railway
Charles” Rigele
Simpson
Rigete
Rigg
Standard Oil Leads D-Ball Loop After Win Over C N W
Standard Oil defeated the C N W railroaders 9 to 5 to extend its lead in the city diamondball league’s second half. Bullis pitched for the Rails with limited offense from Bostic, while Oilers bats featured a home run by Collin and a three run outburst in the second inning. The victory puts Standard Oil within reach of the city title as the Rails’ perfect first half faltered. Next week’s schedule has C N W facing the Elks, with Standard Oil up against Armour Packers and other matches slated Friday.
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Standard Oil
C. & N. W. Railroaders
Reds Crows
Oilers
Armour Parkers
The
Elks
Packers
Railroad Club
Bullis
Mbpett
Bostic
Sations
Suluis
Collin
Homer
Colin
Huron Dairy Products
Swander Bakers
Armour’ Packers
Swander
Sorenson
LL. Bloodgood
Huron Golfers To Be Out Of Town Sunday
Two delegations of Huron golfers will travel to out of town tournaments tomorrow. One group from the Country club will compete in a three cornered match at Clark against Clark and Watertown. Several Country club and city course players will enter an invitation event at Ruskin park.
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Huron
Clark
Watertown
Ruskin Park
Millers Push Lead as They Sweep Slates in Busy Action
In a full slate of games, the Millers extended their advantage to five games by defeating Chicago and Brooklyn in a doubleheader. Millers batters Pruitt and Hargrave powered a 10 run output while Warneke and the Chicago crew combined for a solid performance. Elsewhere Philadelphia and St Louis posted wins as Milwaukee and Columbus also claimed victories, tightening the American Association standings.
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Bittsburga _ aes
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
ATC
Brooklyn
New York
Chacinnati Ag
Cleveland
Detrai
Washington
Ly Pet
Rumneapolis
Irmapolis
al St Milwan
Colbus
Toledo
Ed St. Peul
Pruitt
Hargrave
Kremec
Grace
American Association
Minneapolis
Millers
Appar
Donie Bush
Gang of Millers
Cincinnati
Ton Rheim
Berry
Davis
McCurdy
Indianapolis
Laleas
Benton
Manion
Jina
Fitzsimmons
O'Farrell
Hallahan
Twin City
Stout
Mancuse
Milwaukee
Uhle
Hogsett
Marrow
Goldstein
Ruel
Hayworth
Walberg
Cochrane
St Paul
Rhej
Louisville
Columbus
Ferrell
Russell
L. Sewell Gomez
Kansas City
Jorgens
Frasier
Faber
Lyons and Grube
Boerner
Durham
Connolly
St Louis
Blueholder
Grayaix
Spencer
St. Paul
Kremer Delivers Three Hit Game For Pirates
Rival managers may protest to the commissioner as George Gibson piles up three hit games. Kremer saved three hits in a 2 run win over the Braves, with Wally Berger twice left stranded. Cubs top Dodgers 9 to 3 behind Warneke and Graum, while Phillies edge Reds in 12 innings 4 to 3. Giants rout Cardinals 12 to 4 as Tindstrom and Ott homer. Yankees topple Ferrell 8 to 5. Washington extends streak to seven by beating St Louis 8 to 7. Athletics fall to Detroit 11 to 10 in 21 innings as Stone adds two homers for Detroit. White Sox win in 11th over Boston 4 to 2.
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Associated Press
National League
Landis
George Gibson
Pirates
Gibson
Slove
Swetenis
bin Swift
Remy Kremer
Boston Braves
Borger
Corsairy
Kremer
Wally Berger
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Lonnie Warneke
Charlie Graum
Phillies
Cincinnati
Red Lucas
Berton
Benton Wary
Giants
Freddie Tin
al Simmons
Athletics
Detroit
Jonathan Stone
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Fights Last Night From Various Cities
Portland results show Andy Bundy outpointing Abie Israel in a six rounder. Burke Idaho’s Young Firpo defeated Lea Lomaki in Portland. Mickey Mee Farland of Chicago beat Wesley Ketchell in Portland in a ten round bout. Billy Vaughn of Torrington Wyoming defeated Mickey Cohen of Denver in a ten round match.
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Portland
Obe
Andy Bundy
Abie Israel
Seattle
Young Firpo
Burke
Idaho
Lea Lomaki
Hollywood
Calif
Mickey Mee
Farland
Chicago
Wesley Ketchell
Ore
Cheyenne
Wyo
Billy Vaughn
Torrington
Mickey Cohen
Denver
Needs Extra Hole To Take Title In Match With Lynch
In Watertown July 16 Kellmain upset Jack Lenely to win the Sei Dako snap title after a long duel. Lynch and Krumm traded holes in a tense final, with Lynch pulling ahead late and winning 5 to 4. Krumm carded 73 and 82 to Lynch 77 and 81, as the match swung on key drives and clutch putts.
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Lynch
Watertown
Bae Fing
Kellmain
Troqquois
Jack Lenely
Ux Fats Ene Ug
Bromm
Leneh
Jess
Lin
Keuitin
Lynach
Apis Lynch
Roma
Tie Nest
Runden Bate
Seeyven
Tau
Als
Kom
Immseed
Willa Krumm
Lamar
Kruman
Cree Lynch
Krumm
Robert Hart
Waters Town
I. R. Doring
Purleston
Mark
Se KL
Price
Sioux Falls
Mc Doring
Crawford Assumes A. A. Batting Lead
Crawford rises to the top of the American Association batting race with a .378 average after a 16-point gain, edging Swanson who gained four points. He also leads in total bases with 230 and enjoys two other batting leaders, while Hauser pushes toward home run honors with 28. Knickerbocker leads doubles with 37.
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Chicago
American Association
Clifford
Pat) Crawford
Colujmoust
Crawford
Evar Syweneorie
Crawwford
Swanson
Swansson
Odeli
Toledo
Ilen
Heie
Louisville
Hasee
Layne
Red Bird
Joe Ha
Milwaukee
Callop
Columbus
Ted Mowry
Minneapolis
Pick
City
Rosenberg
Indianapolis
Powers
Taitt
Hale
Famous Thoroughbred May Be Out For Good
CHICAGO July 16 Jamestown, one of America's greatest thoroughbreds, may be through with the turf for all time. The 4-year-old son of St. James Mile, Dazie, owned by George D Widerce of Philadelphia, was found today to have a chewed tersion after his last race at Aclington Park. His winner A J Jogner said chances of bringing him back to racing condition were remote. On Jamestown was the 2-year-old champion of his year. Since that time he has been regarded as one of the presiest sariners.
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Chicago
Tainestown
America
Dazie
George D. Widerce
Philadelphia
Aclington Park
A. J. Jogener
Jamestown
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Kamrath
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Mateh
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