Narlin Upset Highlights South Dakota Amateur Golf
Ralph Porter advances to the third round as Bernie Warlin, runner up last year, is eliminated in a dramatic day of matches at Sioux Falls. Bobby Walrath of Watertown defeats Narlin in a key upset on the 18th green, while Reuben Narlin loses in overtime. Twenty-fours par and long drives mark a windy, tough course as 36-hole rounds begin today leading to finals on Saturday.
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Lawrence Bartling
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C. L. Brodgeman
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Warren Walsh
Harry Dow
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Te Foster
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John’ Wooledge
Fargo
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Baer vs Delaney Tonight in Buffalo Four Round Heavyweight Bout
Buddy Baer meets Al Delaney in Buffalo for a four round heavyweight bout. It is Baer’s second pro appearance in the city after a one round knockout earlier in the spring with George Brac key. Delaney, a youthful Cleve land fighter, is noted for his fast start and rising potential.
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Cleveland
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Five All-Americans Named In Bears All Star Lineup
George Halas notes only five college All-Americans join the Chicago Bears for the Soldiers Field showcase. Beattie Feathers and Bronko Nagursky headline the starting lineup, with Bernie Mastesson, Ted Rosequist, and Ockie Miller as alternates. Several Bears earn recognition despite modest college clippings, including Musso, Corbett, and Carr.
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Tennesse
Bronko Nagursky
Minnesota
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Nebraska
Ted" Rosequist
Ohio State
Ockie Miller
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George Corbett
James Millken
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West Virginia
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Michigan Shire
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Oregon
Joe ‘Zeller
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Eddie Kowal
Ilinois
Carl Brambeugh
Florida
Jack Manders
Big Ten
National Baseball Tourney Set for Dayton Elimination Scenes
The first national tournament of the American Baseball Congress will be held in Dayton on September 20 to 22. More than 2,000 teams from organized sandlot groups east of the Rockies are expected. Elimination events are planned in Cincinnati New York Chattanooga Brazil Indiana Springfield Illinois Manitowoc Wisconsin Des Moines Ta Aberdeen South Dakota Cleveland Chicago to select entrants, with additional sectional contests in Minnesota Nebraska and the Missouri-Kansas area.
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Kooymans Win 5-3 Over V. F. W in Diamondball Play
Kooymans defeated V. F. W. 5 to 3 in a Prosperity Diamondball League game last night. The report highlights the tight contest and notable performances, including Werber and Grove contributing key hits in a doubleheader context.
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Tribune All-Star Charity Football Benefit at Soldier Field
The Tribune sponsored charity charity game invites 183 leading college players and the Chicago Bears to participate at Soldier Field Chicago Angell on August 29. Fans will cast a heliot to determine eligibility within the age limit as organizers seek broad support for the event.
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South Dakota junior league championship pairings set
Pierre announces Aug 2 4 district pairings for the South Dakota Junior League baseball tournament to be played in Pierre and nearby sites. District champions include Rosebud Chamberlain Sioux Falls Vermillion Webster Aberdeen Brookings Watertown Northville Huron Wellington Springs Philip Gettysburg and more. George O Neill state auditor conducted the draw as 105 teams compete for sixteen inter district spots with play deadlines through July 23.
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George O'Neill
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Henry Kelley
Vern Woodworth
Emmett Walsh
Robert Muraine
Taalon Wid ‘Ward
Bud Bert
Millar
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Redfield
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Cresbard Bys
Millers Open At Columbus Today
Chicago dispatch reports the Millers travel to Columbus to test the Red Birds as the season moves into July. Milwaukee saved by Forest Presnell pitching in two wins over Louisville, while St Paul edged Columbus 4 2, and Kanes City beat Columbus 6 1 in a night game.
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Terday
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Grove And Hallahan Outstanding Candidates For Comeback Honors
Grove and Hallahan emerge as top comeback contenders after strong returns. Hallahan began with a rough start but improved to win five straight, while Grove slowed a hitting surge and led the Cardinals to a 13 game winning streak with steady pitching. Red Sox move into fourth place behind Cleveland doubleheader wins, as Giants snap a losing streak with a Hubbell gem.
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Lefty Grove
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
Jones Clinches 1924 National Amateur Title at Metigen
After eight years chasing national honors Bobby Jones defeats George Von Elm to win his first National Amateur title. On the sixteenth hole a precise quarry shot and a two-foot putt secure Jones a four while Von Elm misses twice for a five.
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South Dakotans, Entered Seeds Clash in Open Tennis Field
Seeded entrants from Texas California North Dakota and Wisconsin clash in the penultimate round of the South Dakota open tennis tournament in Sioux Falls. Kamrath of Austin defeated Strange 8-2 6-1 and Wachman of Milwaukee beat Gilbertson 6-1 6-2 as top matches tee off for quarterfinals.
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Los Angeles
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Minneapolis
Chick Evans Misses Western Amateur Qualifying
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo July 1 a The boy wonder Chick Evans Jr of Chicago failed to reach the championship bracket as match play opened in the Western Amateur. Evans shot 157 and packed for Chicago while rivals battled for spots in the bracket with Bley and Eaton among those contending and a playoff to fill three gaps.
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Charles
Chick) Evans, Jr
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Rodney Bley, Jr
Omaha
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Bliss
Charles Ressor
Dunncan
Oxlshoma
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma
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Connie Callin to Play With Huron Indians Sunday
Connie Callin, one of Huron's top all around athletes, will play shortstop for Huron against the Ft Thompson Indians at Ravine Park Sunday starting at 3 p.m. He recently had a Detroit Tigers tryout and his fielding and batting are praised by manager Leo Bloomberg. Outfielder Rousch will temporarily relinquish his uniform to allow Collin to play.
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Mackey Named Woonsocket High Coach
Woonsocket boards hire Mackey to fill vacancy left by Raymond Griffiths. Mackey, a Dakota Wesleyan graduate, has coached at Lane and Wessington since 1932. Griffiths recently joined the Social Service division. Ida Lieber leaves Woonsocket for Le Mars. Shirley Tolley to fill vacancy at Woonsocket.
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Woonsocket Board of Education
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Forestburg
US and Germany Open Play Saturday in Interzone Davis Cup
The Interzone Davis Cup draw set the United States to face Germany in London. Saturday features two singles with Doral Bridge versus Heiner Henkle and Wilmer Allison against Baron Gottfried von Cramm. Monday’s doubles pit Allison and John Van Ryn against Von Cramm and K Gund. Tuesday plans have Allison facing Henkle and Von Cram meeting Budge.
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