Weather Upsets Hopper Battle in South Dakota
Brookings July 1 Special Weather conditions complicate the grasshopper control plan in South Dakota. A. L. Ford notes reallocation of poisoned bait is needed as eastern counties have surplus while others request more. Bait can be hauled at government expense to shortage areas, but counties must load it. Hot dry weather dried eggs, dust buried fences, and June rains cut hopper numbers. flesh flies also reduce hoppers.
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A. L. Ford
Ford
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Lake Preston Lodges Farewell Picnic by Hartleys
Eastern Star and Masonic chapters hosted a farewell picnic at the tourist park for Mr and Mrs M Hartley who depart next week for northern California. About seventy five people attended after a bountiful lunch and a farewell gift was given. ENTERTAIN UNION TULARE July 1 Special Mrs F Miller hosted Evangelical women's union at her country home with a large turnout and social lunch. JOINT HOSTESSES TULARE July 1 Special Mrs E H Fink, Mrs Nellie Walsh and Mrs Charles Meyers hosted the M E Ladies Aid division in church parlors with lunch after the meeting.
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Counhome
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Nellie Walsh
Charles Meyers
M. E. Ladies
Daughter Born Lane Special Birth Report
Mr and Mrs A E Kutil welcomed a daughter at Miller maternity home Huron on July 16. Fire at Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire threatened 70 thoroughbreds but was extinguished early today with help from town residents. fire occurred in wooden structure within close distance to stables.
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Huron
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Rockingham Park
Buffalo Clinches Division Laurels in James Valley League
Buffalo secured the northern division title by beating Ashton 9 to 3. They finished the season with nine wins and one loss, outpacing rivals. Du Bois pitched convincingly for Buffalo, while Wise and Boyer combined for 12 hits on the day as Ashton collected 10.
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Buffalo
James Valley Baseball League
Ashton
Wise
Boyer
du Bois
Wayland Captures D-Ball Tourney Title
Wayland defeats Miller Green Lanterns to win the annual invitation diamondball championship in Wayland. Final scores listed show Wayland 7 to 0 triumph? Other results include Ree Heights 3 over Ree Heights 13 and Miller Boosters 20 over York 14. The tournament saw Green Lanterns, Wessington, St Lawrence, Highmore, Pierre and Wolsey in various matchups through the event.
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Miller Green Lanterns
Green Lanterns
Ree Height
Ree Heights
Miller Boosters
Wessington
St. Lawrence
York
Virgil Ends League Season With Victory
Virgil wins the James Valley league finale by beating Bancroft 6 to 5 at Virgil. Thomas earned the win with 13 strikeouts while Bancroft battled to a late push, but Virgil pulled away in the bottom of the ninth. Peterson and Maass split pitching duties for Bancroft, each recording several innings and minors.
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Maass
Miller To Conduct Pre School Clinic
A pre school clinic will be held in Miller on Thursday July 19 in the Legion room of the Auditorium under the supervision of Dr Lottie Bigler director of the Division of Child Hygiene assisted by three nurses. Examinations will be free and parents are urged to bring children of preschool age.
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Legion Room
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Will Play Series For Valley Title In 1934
Woonsocket and Buffalo will defend their divisional crowns in the James Valley league and may meet in a post season series to decide the 1934 league champion. A league board meeting to set series plans is scheduled for tomorrow night at the Tredway and Liem sport shop. James F. Smith of Yale, league president, calls managers to attend. Woonsocket clinched the southern division and completed its run with a default victory over Hurons. Buffalo earned its northern crown by routing Ashton 9 to 2 in Buffalo. Scores of two northern games and a southern Yale vs Sand Creek were not reported.
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League
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Hitchcock
Wessington
Banillea
Sand Creek
U S and Australia Davis Cup Clash at Wimbledon
U S and Australia meet in interzone finals at Wimbledon on center court starting Saturday with Great Britain awaiting the challengers July 28 30 and 31. Australia earned the right by a 3 2 win over Czechoslovakia in Praha, prompting American captain Dick Williams to enter as favorites. Also from Lane a birth announcement reports the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Art Shraeder last week.
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U.S
Australia
Art Shraeder
Lane
Harrold beats Faulkton to spoil perfect Faulkton season
Farrold’s Harrold team overwhelmed Faulkton 10 to 4 in a Big Six league game at camp. Harrold piled up 19 safeties after a four run first inning before a large crowd. Batteries were Brown and Peterson for Harrold and Much and Lloyd for Faulkton. Next Sunday Pierre visits Faulkton, Gettysburg at Harrold, and Ft. Pierre at the Pierre CCC camp.
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Jeaders
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Much
Lloyd
Pierre
Gettysburg
Barrold
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Home Run Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leader Ott of the Giants with 21 home runs and Berger of the Braves with 20. American League top mark Johnson of the Athletics with 27, Foxx of the Athletics with 26. In the nightcap, Bob Johnson of the Athletics hit a homer and five singles in opening games against the White Sox. Bill Werber of the Red Sox homered and doubled with two singles in the first game. Joe Vasmik of the Indians drove out six hits in a double header with the Senators. Waite Hoyt of the Pirates and Ed Brandt blanked the Braves with one hit in the first game and then shut out the Pirates with three in the nightcap.
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Ae Berger
Braves
Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Bob Johnson
Zich Homer
White Sox
Bill Werber
Red Sox
Brown
Joe Vasmik
Indians
Senators
Waite Hoyt
Pirates
Ed Brandt
Ben Eete
Tatter
Giants Beat Cubs on Ott Double and Dean, Medwick Shine
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press highlights Mel Ott's sixth inning double lifting the Giants over the Cubs. Dizzy Dean and Ducky Medwick star for the Cardinals, while the Dodgers muster four hits and a homer in the first game, previously powering the slate with two homers from an unnamed batter.
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Associated Press
Mel Ott
Giants
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Ducky
Medwick
Cardinals
Sauer Undergoes Emergency Operation For Appendicitis
Nebraska’s all American fullback George Henry Sauer was operated on last night to treat appendicitis. The procedure aims to prevent Sauer from playing in the 1933 college senior stars versus the Chicago Bears on August 31. He had been second in the balloting among the stars.
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Lincoln
Neb
VPI
George Henry Sauer
Nebraska
Chicago Bears
Camel Smokes Boost Energy Says New York Lab
A famous New York research lab promotes Camel cigarettes as a natural energizer. Smokers claim an energizing lift after lighting up, with mentions from Bill Horn, the Gold Cup winner, who says smoking Camels helps him recover after a race and feel more composed and himself.
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Bill
Horn
Ri" Horn
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