Overthrow to First Sets Lake Run Up in Ninth
In a District 5 American Legion game at Fair City, Rackham rallied with two ninth inning runs to beat Huron 10 to 8. Errors plagued Fair City as Rackham and Huron traded leads, with Rockham’s Stender and Morris Lloyd pitching relief and Hart, Devick, and Stewart delivering timely hits for Huron.
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Stewart
Teron
Rackham
Alfusneh
Fair City
Rockham
Hart
Devick
Rotkham
Huron
Peterson
Bates
Celtin
Tauren
Voss
Mackham
Collin
Iuron
Builis
Danning
Stender
Rockhant
Morris Lloyd
Theide
Doubles Play Underway At South Dakota Tourney
Doubles play began in the South Dakota teams tournament at Sioux Falls on July 18. Many divisions expected to reach quarter finals by nightfall with six teams fading earlier rounds. Notable players include Frank Brunstedt, Rapid City, and John Witagi of Ames Iowa, among others.
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Sioux Falls
Mons
Brody Brunstedt
Rapid
Ames
Iowa
Frank Ids
John Twitagi
Os Trafford Jayn
Frank Davis
Barton
Sioux Des Moines
Art Jerle Robins
Dell Raphbon
Sioux
Linneapolis
South Dakota Golf Tourney Sees 60 Entries Ahead of Start
About 60 entries are reserved for the South Dakota golf tournament at the country club course in Sioux Falls. Officials say this is the first year with advance entries and expect more registrations before the qualifying round begins Monday morning.
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Oux Falls
South Dakota
Spurned By Champ But Not By Jimmy
New Jersey light heavyweight contender James J Braddock challenges champion Tommy Loughran at Yankee Stadium in a 15 round title bout. Attendance may reach 25 000 with a gate around 100000 as Braddock relies on a powerful right hand against Loughrans boxing skill.
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New York
James J. Braddock
New Jersey
Jargsey
Jimmy
Tuffy Griffith
Jimmy Slattery
Tommy Loughran
Yankee Stadium
Loughran
Braddock
Jimmy Braddock
Junior League Trials Set for State Baseball Finals Route
Preliminary games run July 27 to crown eight state finalists for the Junior Legion tourney at Watertown August 1 and 2. Districts 2 5 6 7 4 14 10 11 12 13 pairings announced. byes awarded to districts 1 and 3. Local district battles in Aberdeen Faulkton Rockham Ashton Huron and Ft Pierre define the contenders with District 10 facing Highmore and Pierre meeting Blunt.
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Watertown
Walter Dyce
Madison
T. C. Kasper
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Kasper
Aberdeen
Legion Jam
Wenn Baking
Ofkeer
Groton
Brown County
Ipswich
Edmunds
Aherdsen
Eakin
Ashton
Spink
Huron
Beadle
Rockham
Fawk County
Faulkton
Burke
Doland
Spink County
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Ft. Pierre
Hughes
Stanley
Highwacre
Hyde County
At. Blunt
Orton
Stanley County
Hinghes
Hyde
Highmere
Frank Aplan
St. Pierre
U S Net Stars Face Germany in Davis Cup Final
Berlin reports the inter zone final opens with Germany relying on Daniel Pyrenna and Hans Moldenhauer while the United States counters with veteran William Tilden and Francis Hunter. Tilden meets Moldenhauer and Hunter faces Prenn in singles with Prenn and Moldenhauer in doubles, aided by Americans Van Ryn and Allison.
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Germany
Daniel Pyrenna
Hans Moldenhauer
United States
William T. Tilden
Francis ‘T. Hunter
France
Tilden
Moldenhauer
Hunter
Prenn
Moldenhauser
America
Joan van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
Champion Plays Low Score to Lead Trans-Miss Golf
Abs O Hill of Kansas City defends her title as quarterfinals begin at Denver Country Club. Hill shot 73 to beat Omaha Field Club’s Mrs. C N Johnson 7 and 6, while Marion Turpie of New Orleans defeated Denver’s Mrs. T S Harrison 6 and 5.
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Colo
Abs. O
Hill
Kansas City
Denver Country Club
C. N. Johnson
Omaha Field Club
Nebraska
Marion Turpie
New Orleans
T. S. Harrison
Colorado
See Schmeling Sharkey Bout Proposed at Agua Caliente
Tentative plans discussed in San Diego for a 15 round match between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling to be staged in Agua Caliente Mexico. Promoter Jack Dempsey and officials of the Agua Caliente company, along with sport figures, met Abelardo Rodriguez the northern California governor to outline the bout.
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Gaa
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Jack Dempsey
C. Bowman
James N. Crofton
Agua Caliente’ Company
Dempsey
Gene, Normille
Baseball schedule across leagues and cities
American League games include Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago National League matches Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston American Association games feature Louisville at Minneapolis Indianapolis at St Paul Columbus at Milwaukee Toledo at Kansas City Western League games list Wichita at Oklahoma Topeka at Tulsa Amarillo at Pueblo Des Moines at Des Moines.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
National League
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American Association Louisville
Minneapolis
Indlianapolis
Colurabus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Western Teague Wichita
Oklaho Topeka
Tulsayamata
Puebl
Tulsa Sentate Ae
Oklahoma Gily
Omaha
Wichita
Denver
Topeka
Hoyt
Pipsras
Heimach
Bengough Whitehill Smith
Prudholme
Stone
Sorrell
Phillips
Mainbin Eer
Cleveland Shores
Cochrane
W. Miller
Sewell
Hardy
Boston Pestege
Bos
St Louis
Ligenbee
Heving
Gaston Gray
Ferrari
RHE
Argentine Heavyweight Campolo Wins By Foul in Debut
In New York on July 18, Vittorio Campolo the Argentine heavyweight defeated Italian American Arthur De Kuh by foul in the third round after seven minutes and thirty seven seconds. De Kuh, though stout, could not match Campolo's size and bulk.
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Vitorio” Campolo
Argentina
Campolo
Ainst Arthur de Kuh
Isbbets Field
de Kuh
Western League Standings Highlight Busy Week
Standings show Wichita 7 Oklahoma City 3 in a Western League update. Tulsa 8 4 Topeka 6 3 and Des Moines 7 Denver 5 are listed alongside Omaha at Pueblo with rain ending the first period.
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Wichita
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Topeka
Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
Pueblo
Yesterday's Results in Major League Baseball Scores
Yesterday's results show RHBI Chicago trailing 16 to 6 against Philadelphia with Seki hitting 30. Pittsburgh beat Boston 9 to 1 in the first game with Swetonic and Hargreaves leading. Second game Meyer and Hargreaves sparked Boston's 5 to 10 loss as Cummings and Leverett contributed for Pittsburgh. St. Louis defeated SF 25 to 9 with Haid, Lilson, and O'Farrell, while Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 17 to 10. American Association games: Indianapolis 0 St. Paul 2 13, Toledo 6 Kansas City 4, Louisville 5 Minneapolis 2, Columbus 10 Milwaukee 8.
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Boston
Swetonic
Petty
Hargreaves
Hemsley
Seibold
Spohrer
Cummings
Boston L
Jeremer
Leverett
Peery
A. Moore
Henline
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Clark Griffith in Serious Condition After Surgery
Clark Griffith, 59, president of the Washington baseball club, remains in serious condition after an emergency appendicitis operation. He became acutely ill Tuesday night and yesterday had a dangerous infected appendix removed.
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Clark Griffith
Chicago
Washington Club
Griffith
Cubs Gain Half Game as They Split at Boston
Cubs capitalize on Pirates slip by routing the Phillies 16 to 3 to gain half a game on the pace set by the Giants. Pirates stumble in Boston, Cardinals win Polo Grounds clash, and Dodgers topple Reds as Indians defeat A’s in seven runs.
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Associated Press Sportshter
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Cubs
John McCraw
Polo Grounds
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Cardinals
Boston
Pirate
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Donie Bush
Boys
Burleigh Grimes
Harry Seibold
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Grimes
Ean
Remy Kremer
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Baker Bowl
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Taylor Douthit
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Sorrell
Sammy Gray
Browns
Red Sox
Country Club Golfer Makes Hole in One on Blind Second Hole
Dr. C. H. Boyden at the Mitchell Country Club achieved a hole in one on the 185 yard par three second hole. It is the second such feat this year on the blind hole. His wife, playing with him, spotted the ball track on the screen and found the ball in the cup.
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Cea
Qne Mitcheld
Mitchell Gotfer
C. H. Boyden
Willian Kelley Post Plans Big Fight Card at Yale
Members of the Willian Kelley post of the American Legion meet to finish plans for the July 29 fight card headlined by King Tut of Minneapolis. Jack Reiss of Huron, a veteran match maker, will report on progress arranging what is touted as the best fight card in Central South Dakota. Discussions include construction of a large outdoor area shaping the event.
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Yale
Willian Kelley
American Legion
Ecard
King ‘Tut
Minneapolis
Jack Reiss
Huron
Marke
South Dakota
Cne
Gilers Edge Oilers in Tight 12-11 Victory
In a close Mamondhat contest the Gilers edged the Oilers 12 to 11 after a late surge. Scheafer produced the decisive hit, driving in the go ahead run with one on in the eighth inning as the game featured extra innings and key homers from Jamieson and Johnson. Cottington was injured sliding home. Batteries: Oilers Schearer Plood good Ellis Kenner W Dexter.
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Bliks
Scheafer
Gilers
Oilers
Elks
Jamieson
Johnson
Cottington
Schearer
Ploodgood
Ellis
Kenner
W. Dexter
Bearcat Wright Delays Omaha Boxing Main Event
Promoters of an American Legion boxing card in Omaha face a delay as Bearcat Wright holds out for a bigger purse for the planned July 16 heavyweight main event. Johnny Mack of Cincinnati was recently signed for the other half of the card, while reports mention Max Schmeling as an exhibition opponent in a sparring setup.
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Bearcat Wright
Omaha
American Legion
Johny Mack
Cincinnati
Wright
Max Schumeling
Blue Twirler Threatens Twin City Clubs in Weekend Scores
Kansas City pitcher Dixie Davis has been sidelined by illness but returned to win as Toledo beat St Louis 3 0 in game two of a double header. The Braves extended their lead with a 7 6 win in game one. St Paul split with Tacoma while Columbus beat Milwaukee 10 8 in eleven innings. Louisville edged Minneapolis 5 2 in thirteen innings as Guy Williams outlasted Jim Middleton.
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Dixie Davis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Davis
Toledo
Bianes
Aother
Braves
Tachimpotis
Indians
Loyan Yarrisa
Peter Zumbry
Saints
Archie Campbell
Penner
Columbus
Milwaukee
Senators
Louisville
Guy Williams
Jim Middleton
Tia
Colonels
Leaders in city diamondball race eye inter city series
Eight team managers decided the championship crew will meet Aberdeen diamondball pennant winners in the inter city series late in August. Alex Culhane president of the Huron diamondball leasee announced an initial five contests. Managers submitted final rosters at the meeting.
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Alex Culhane
Huron Diamondball Leasee
Culhane
Tredway and Liem Sport
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