SingerStops Mandell In Quick Title Fight at Yankee Stadium
Al Singer, 21, from the Bronx, KO’s Sammy Mandell in 1 minute 45 seconds at Yankee Stadium to claim the lightweight title before about 25 000 fans. Mandell shows little offense as Singer lands rapid combinations and knockdowns. Mandell is noted as a nephew of Dr E B Taylor of Huron. he had married Elizabeth Hemming of Rockford.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
al Singer
Jenockout
Singer
Mandell
Shampion
Se Gangra
Jimmy Me
Larnie
Terry McGovern
Palmer
Arthur Donovan
Jefenek
Huron
Sammy Mandell
E. B. Taylor
Mandela
Elizabeth Hemming
Bockford, I
Rudolphus Taylor
Huron Physicia
Saints Close In On A. A. Leaders
Saint Paul edged Minneapolis 9 2 as Toledo Mudhens beat Louisville 10 6 to cut the Colonels’ lead to four games. Long George Kelly debuted at first for Millers, Tex Blowsvo homered in Kansas City’s 12th inning win over Milwaukee, with Ed Holley pitching well in relief. Columbus opened its series with Indianapolis 10 6.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Louisville
Colonels
Toledo Mudhens
Saints
Minneapolis
Madhens
Ernie Wingard
Long George Kelly
Cincinnati
Millers
Betts
John Britheart
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ambrose
Simmonds
Milwaukee
See Says He Will Take Carnera Home Fight News
Omaha report says Leon Bee, Carnera’s French manager, may ship him to Europe next week, while Bill Duffy of New York, Carnera’s co manager, opposes the plan. Duffy arrived to attend the Carnera Bearn Wright fight and states a contract is signed for Carnera to face Stribling in Atlantic City on August 30. Bee previously said Carnera would wait a week and not return, with a better statement anticipated in New York.
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Omaha
Leon Bee
Primo Carnera
Europe
Bill Duffy
New York
Duffy
William L. C Young
Atlantic City
Lee
Carnera
Free Swimming Party Called Off This Week
Huron youngsters who were to benefit from a weekly free swim were told it is canceled this week due to a water shortage from the recent heat wave. City water commissioner M. L. Tobin and the West Park Development Association say the next free swim will be held on Saturday July 26 at the West Park pool.
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Huron
M. L. Tobin
West Park Development Association
West Park Pool
Gorilla Jones Favored in Bout With Lawless
In San Francisco on July 18 Bucky Lawless of Syracuse Maryland City welterweight, known as Skron, faced Gorilla Jones in a one round bout. Lawless carried a ten count and negotiated terms three times, with Jones favored to win.
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Gorilla Jones
Lawless San Fancisco
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
M. C
Skron
Nego
Dixie Produces More Peaches
Dixie teams add Southern association graduates to major league prospects. Luke Appling of Atlanta and Frank Waddey of Memphis draw heavy scouting attention for infield and outfield roles with Cleveland or Atlanta. Detore of New Orleans, a 250 hitter, eyes possible Indians call.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Southern Association
Luke Appling
Frank Waddey
Memphis
Appling
Orlethorpe University
New Orleans
Cleveland
Luke
Debbs
Sewell
Waddell
Knoxville
Tenn
Detore
Indians
Ox- Jeans
Terre Haute
Ind
George Detore
Prank Waddell
Barton Advances To State Semi Finals In Tennis
Sioux Falls player Horace Barton moved into the state tennis semi finals after defeating Bud Fitzgibbon of Sioux Falls. The day featured three quarter final matches including Carl Meyer of Watertown vs Peter Kenefic of Dell Rapids and Frank Enright of Dell Rapids against Richard Blaskower of San Francisco. Junior competition saw Birdseye paired with John Donaldson of Yankton in doubles while Smals faced Hunt and Blaskower.
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Barton
Sioux Falls
Horace Barton
Bud Fitzgibbon
Carl Meyer
Watertown
Peter Kenefic
Dell Rapids
Art Brundstedt
Frank Enright
Richard Blaskower
San Francisco
Birdseye
John Donaldson
Yankton
Smals
Hunt
Blaskower
Baseball Results in American Association Summary
Milwaukee narrowly lost to Kansas City 1 to 6 while Minneapolis fell to St. Paul 2 to 9. Indianapolis defeated Columbus 6 to 10 and Toledo beat Squville with an unclear final score as the page ends.
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American Association Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Squinville
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
AL Ag
Boston
Pittchursh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
American Association
Tere Lewisvile Ween
Kansas City’ A
Indiananalis
Milwaukee
Railroaders Edge Firemen In B League Diamondball Thriller
In a fast paced second inning the Railroaders built a ten run lead over the Fire Department and held on to win 13 to 6. Stafford pitched for the Firemen allowing 11 hits as Volz yielded seven for the Railroaders. Lindsey and Max Yeuber homered for the Firemen, while Volz, Remington and Conway powered the NW line with two triples apiece. The C N W move from cellar to fifth place. the Firemen drop to last. Next, Elks vs Armour Packers tops the slate at Fair Grounds.
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Fire Department
Stafford
Elks
Volz
Railroaders
Northwestern
Firemen
Armour
Packers
York
Fair Grounds Diamond
N. W
Burton
Volz and
Morrison
Huron Rifle Club Plans Sunday Practice Shoot
The Huron Rifle Club will hold a Sunday afternoon practice at 2 o clock at Company 0 range near Riverside cemetery bridge on South Twenty second Street. Alpena rifleman Robert Cook, a life member of the National Rifle Association, will join members to shoot. All club members and prospective members are urged to attend.
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Huron Rifle Club
Earl Pellant
Riverside’ Cemetery Bridge
South Twenty-second Street
Robert Cook
Alpena
National Rifle Association
Huron Club
Cook
Howard Watertown Win At Lake Preston
Howard and Watertown clinched a win at Lake Preston on July 18 as an all-star baseball club bested the opposition in a spirited Lake Preston area matchup.
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Howard
Watertown
Lake Preston
Lake
Preston
Aberdeen Hosts South Dakota Golfers In State Tourney
Aberdeen gears up for the annual South Dakota state golf championships from July 21 to 25 at the Aberdeen Country Club. Notables include Walter Madden, 1928 amateur champion, and many entrants from Pierre Sioux Falls Winner Aberdeen and other towns. 190 caddies are training ahead of qualifying rounds as men and women compete for state titles.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Pather
Waiter Madden
Pierre
Gur
Walter Madden
Mickey O'Brien
William Sheehan
Aberdeen Country Club
Sunshine State
Sf Theste
Dick Gage
Jim Coombs
Sioux Falls
George Wisom
Tony Lawless
Moridge
Sidney Bush
Paul Young
Mitchell
John Ruhe
Publis Unks
Watertown
Charles Howard
D. L. Braskamp
Auchampauch
Ipswich
Skinny Porter
Harvard
Duke” Noble
Saylor
Stewart
Huron
Klng Moe
Milbank
Bob Hart
Ernie Cave
Ed Toomey
Buck Weaver
Gettsburg
Otis Lindeblorn
Leonard Seaman
Fywlkton
Dakota
Redfield
Groton
Roscoe
Leola
Eureka
Frederick
Britton Webster
Bristol
Sisseton
Cresbard
Roslyn
Summit
Waubay
Selby
Wetonka
Two Fast Base Ball Games In Brookings Celebrate Anniversary
Brookings hosts two speedy semi pro baseball games as part of its fifty first anniversary celebration. This afternoon the Sioux Falls Canaries face Tracy Minnesota, then tomorrow the Canaries meet the Sioux City Stockyards outfit who recently beat Kansas City 1929 champions.
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Brookings Brookings
Brookings
Sioux Falls Canaries
Tracy
Minn
Minnesota
Canaries
Sioux City
West Eliminated In Clay Courts Tourney
West was eliminated as the 21st annual national clay courts tournament reached the semifinals. Two California doubles teams defeated rivals signaling the end for Western representation. Notable runners-up from 1930 intercollegiate competition included Stanley Almquist and Sherman Lockwood and Ted Easton and Larry Hall.
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West
Kansas Cyty
California
Stanley Almquist
Sherman ‘Lockwood
Ted Easton
Larry Hall
Almquist
Lockwood
University of Oregon
Mercur
J. Gilbert Hall
Frank Shields
Emmett Pare
Yesterday's Stars Rally Across Leagues In Spotlight
Earl Webb of the Red Sox collected three singles a double and a home run against the Tigers Hazen Cuyler and Elwood English. Cubs hitters sparked a 13th inning rally to beat the Robins. Earl Combs and Tony Lazzer of the Yankees combined for eight hits and eight runs against the Browns. Willis Hudlin of the Indians held Sena to seven hits in a win. Adam Comorosky aided the Pirates in defeating the Braves with a single a double and a triple.
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Earl Webb
Red Sox
Tigers
Hazen Cuyler
Elwood English
Cubs
Robins
Earl Combs
Tony Lazer
Yankees
Browns
Willis Hudlin
Indians
Senace
Adam Comorosky
Pirates
Braves
Wind and wind conditions affect golf shots and strategy
Windy days challenge golfers but the penalty is often overstated. Tee lower and more to the right when the wind is into your face, stay calm, hit firmly, and use cross wind to your advantage. Sudden wind quirks can misdirect even well struck balls. adapt and you may beat the wind. Tomorrow's note previews a hard shot for Denny.
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NEA Service, Inc
Legion Juniors Travel to Redfield for Junior Baseball
The American Legion Junior team from Huron heads to Redfield to face the Legion Juniors. Redfield, a strong district club, seeks another win as Huron looks to shake off recent losses with Hart or Erickson on the mound and Lovejoy on the bench. A return game is set for Tuesday at the C. N. W. railroad diamond starting at 1 o'clock.
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American Legion
Redfield
Legion
Huron
John Bangerter
Doland
Hart
Erickson
Bangerter
Lovejoy
B. Bates
C. Bates
Hale
Vosa
Smong L. Mahoney
A. Mahoney
Tomlinson
Bates
Dunham
C. & N. W. Railroad
Diamond
Dclock
Mrs Lee Mida Meets June Beebe In Finals
CHICAGO July 13 Mrs Lee Mida veteran golfer and 17 year old June Beebe faced off in the championship round of the Western Golf Association title event. Mida reached the final by beating Mrs Melvin Jones on the 2 0th green while Beebe defeated Rena Nelson five and four to advance.
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Lee Mida
June Beebe
Chicago
Beebe
Mida
Melvin Jones
Rena Nelson
Fred Drey Leads Barnyard Golf Qualifier in SD
Fred Drey of Beresford 70-year-old president of the South Dakota Horseshoe Pitching association led the qualifying round of the barnyard golf tournament in Brookings with a 204 score. Fedones, Stone Falls, last year’s stunner, took second with 152.
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Fred Drey
Brookings
Beresford
South Dakota
Fedones
Stone Falls
Srunder
Losing Streak Forces Washington To Fight For Second Place
Washington Senators suffer a western road skid dropping from first to a fragile second, three and a half games behind the lead. The Phillies win their seventh straight, while the Yankees push past the Browns and Boston dominates Detroit as Brooklyn and Chicago battle in a 13 inning affair.
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Washington Senators
Senators
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Indians
Eddie Morgan
Willis Hudlin
Sam Jones
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Philadelphia
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Yanks
Browns
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Brooklyn
Reading Lions
Cubs
Dezzy Vance
Guy Bush
Robins
Phelps
Finn
New York
Clarence Mitchell
Carnes Wins In Omaha Bout Despite Bearcat Wright Clash
Primo Carnes defeats Bearcat Wright in Omaha Nebraska last night while opponent Taly Gageked is noted in results. The bout ended with Carnes securing victory for the crowd.
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Omaha
Neb
Primo
Carnes
Taly
Bearcat Wright
Allison And Lett Defend U.S. Honors PATS
Wilmer Allison of Port Worth Texas and George Lett of iu faga carry the U S Davis Cup chances in the interzone finals opening series versus It in the three day Davis Cup wish. The winner advances to face Fran in the challenge round with Allison facing Giorgio de Stefani and Lett facing Herbert Lode Morphurgos.
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PATS
Wilmer Allison
Port Worth
Texas
George Lett
Iufaga
United States
Fran
Allison
Georgio de Stefani
Lott
Baron Herbert Lo de MorphurgoFues
Ube
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See
Ward Lisenbee
Berry Hogsett
Herring
Sullivan
Hayworth
St. Louis i
Pipgras
McEvoy
Coffman
Blacholder
Hoifhauser
Pittsburgh
French Hemsley
Cantwell
Brandt
Spohrer
Mwai Philadelps
I Rixey
Carny Wakeforth
Benge
Emythe
Rensa
Teachout
Bush
Farmett
Dudley
Vance
R.he
Wm Ld
Peteeremes
Mitchel
Hubbell
O'Farred
Toneson
Lindsey
Grabowals
Elks-Packers
Golfers
S. D
Madden
Ma Denny Shuté
Denny
Athletics
Hugh S$. Fullerton, JR
Giantss
Signory
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Allison and
Lett
U.S
Woo
Philadelph
Bostono
Aero Seitt
Goetz Country
Goetz Country Club
M. K. Goetz-Brewing CO
Yanre
Knalst
Huron Grocery
Huron, S.D
Sulit
Usay
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