Bambino Injured As Yankees Fall In Slugfest
Babe Ruth suffered a severe leg contusion after a Lou Gehrig line drive during a high scoring game. The Yankees lost to the Indians 15 to 14 as Gomez took his third defeat. Detroit beat Washington 4 to 2 and Boston topped Chicago 13 to 4 with a nine run first inning, while Giants beat Cubs 5 to 4 to wrap up the crucial series.
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Hugh
Pullerton, JR
Associated Press
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Detroit
Joe McCarthy
Cleveland
Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Indians
Lefty Gomez
Women Net Tourney Gains Semi Finals
In Mancrestes Mast July 197}. Semi finals set in the Resex county women’s invitation tennis event. California’s Ruby Bishop and Jane Sharp, both of Los Angeles, meet today, while eastern players Marjorie Merrill Painter and Norma Tandele wait until tomorrow. Bishop beat Marjorie Lacies of Cambridge to reach semis, Sharp ousted Mary Greer of Kansas City. Painter, top seed and 1932 winner, defeated Catherine Wolfe of Chicago. Miss Traubele beat Mae Cuovorst of Wichita.
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Mancrestes
Mast
Resex
Ruby Bishop
Jane Sharp
Los Angeles
Marjorie Merrill Painter
Norma Tandele
Toomorrow
Miss Bishop
Marjorie Lacies
Cambridge
Miss Sharp
Mary Greer
Kansas City
Painter
Catherine Wolfe
Chicago
Parker Favored In Club Net Tourney
HUNTINGTON New Jersey July 1 Frankie Parker winner of his first ten nis tourney of the year at Spring Lake last week has installed himself as a favorite to capture his second Crescent Hamilton club invitation title. The 18 year old Parker formerly from Milwaukee now in Seabright beat Albert Law of New York on gras in the opening round and seeded second today was to face Kendall Cram of Nashville Tennessee in the round of 16. His coach Mercer Beasley predicted Parker would be in top form again. His principal rival Greg Mangin of Newark top seeded player and national indoor champion faced Bill Feibleman of New York.
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Huntington
N. J
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
Parker
Milwaukee
Seabright
Albert Law
New York
Frankin
Kendall Cram
Nashville
Tenns
Mercer Beasley
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Bill Feibleman
Plan for Kittenball League Formations in CANOVA
Special plans underway to form a kittenball league with town and surrounding communities. A six team format is proposed with about two games each Saturday afternoon. Henry Lueth and John Daniel named to organize the team committee.
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Canova
Henry Lueth
John Daniel
Teamuc
Millers Battle All-Stars In Charity Game Today
In Minneapolis the league’s six clubs unite to face the home Millers in the first annual benefit game. Al Sotheron leads the all-star squad of 14 players chosen by fans, with Garland Braxton and Hay Starr slated for mound duties. About 6,000 fans expected as proceeds go to disabled players fund and active player aid.
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Minneapolis
American Association
Minneapolis Millers
All Star Aquad
al Sotheron
Milwaukee Brewers
Millers
Garland Braxton
Hay Starr
Jesy Petty
Portsider
Rosy Yan
Getlon Hachette
Kansas City
Trew
St Paul
Braxton
C. ST
Favorites Hold Edge in Country Club Cup Matches
Dick Hanten, 1941 club champion, and Jana Sailor led favorites into the quarterfinals of the Country Club Clinke Cup. Hanten defeated Rev. Disrud 3 and 2 in a feature upper bracket bout, while Saylor edged HL McClelland 3 and 2 in the lower bracket. Stewart beat Colton 2 up to reach the semis amid a tight field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hanten
Jana Dr
B. H. Kerr
Earl Flanagan
Howard Saylor
Gust Jacobson
A. A. Wollmann
W. E. Nielsen
J. C. Opperad
Ralph Knight
F. H. Schrader
Richland Rascals Plan Revenge After Loss to Belles
Richland Rascals vow revenge after a 12 to 7 defeat by the Dakota Belles of Huron in a diamondball game here. A return at West Park in Huron is set for July. The team also pursues a tournament at Carpenter on July 21 and a July 24 game against a Yale Canadian team while crop prospects improve per a Bureau of Agricultural Economics update.
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Richland Rascals
Cavour
Dakota Belles of
Huron
West Park
Richland
Carpenter
Yaie
Ghosts Take Win In Series Opener
The Ghosts win 16 to 14 over the Mudhens in Game 1 of the Prosperity league playoff. Early scoring surge in four frames, with Cox and Myself hitting home runs. Myers Corner tops Dakota Schooners 8 to 6 in City league action. Bullis and Stahl pitched well. Series resumes tomorrow night as Leading Grocers meet AL C U Wo in City League play.
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Ghosts
Mudhens
Madhens
Giants
Cox
The
Myself
Schumacher
Teuber
Leto
Myers Corner
Dakota Schooners
Bullis
Stahl
Grocers
AL C. U. Wo
Hauser's Homer Breaks Up Game
CHICAGO July 19 Phil Weinert of Indianapolis faced a tough pitch and took the loss as Hauser belted a decisive homer in the 11th, giving the Millers an 8 to 5 win and a clean sweep of the three game series. Milwaukee pressured Toledo with a 3 to 1 victory as Pressnell earned his second win. Louisville defeated St Paul 5 to 4, with Peterson homering and contributing a strong fifth inning.
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Chicago
Phil Weinert
Indianapolis
Weinert
Minneapolis
Indians
Joe Hauser
Hauser
Millers
Milwaukee
Toledo
Pressnell
Gullic
Jim Peterson
Louisville
St Paul
Peterson
Saints
Colonels
Home Run Leaders Week Associated Press Report
National leaders Ott Gients and Collins Cardinals Berger Braves each hit 20. Also American Johnson Foxx Athletics each with two. concise tally of top homer counts for the period.
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Associated Press
Ott
Gients
Collins
Cardinals
Berger
Braves
Hits Exemption Of Ryder Cup Players From Pro Tourney
Chicago July 14. Tommy Armour blasts the PGA for exempting Ryder Cup players from qualifying for the national pro championship at Buffalo next week. He says the exemption makes the event a joke and robs other top players like Cooper and Smith of a fair chance, while listing exempted stars and railing at the governing body.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Tommy Arour
Professional Golfers’ Association
Buffalo
Armour
South Siberian
Alaska
Nome
Marty Cooper
MacDonald Smith
Willie MacFarlane
Kim Barnes
Bobby Cruickshank
Merion
Harry Cooper
Tarry
Walter Hagen
Olin Dutra
Leo Diegel
Gene Sarazen
Paul Rimyan
Ed Dudsey
Craig Wood
Denny Shute
Horton Smith
Bill Burke
Burke
Hagen
Tkitra
Sarazen
Babe Ruth Injures Leg. Out At Least Two Weeks
Babe Ruth lay in a Cleveland hotel bed nursing a badly injured right leg after a hard grounder incident. Doctor E B Castle says he will miss at least two weeks and perhaps the rest of the season, while Ruth plans a Chicago trip to present prizes. X rays show no back injury and physicians warn gravity will take days to determine. At the ball park JCee Livingston, 66, dies of heart disease amid the episode.
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Cleveland
Babe
Ruth
E. B. Castle
Yankee
Roth
Yankees
Chicago
Lou Gebsig
Frst
Indians
Dr. Castle
Detroit
Jcee Livingston
Ball Park
Early Baseball Stars Shine In Cross League Action
Yesterday's Stars include Earl Averill with four RBIs in Indians win over the Yankees, Yommy Bridges fueling a Tigers win with seven hits, Harlan Pool driving the winning Reds run against the Phillies, Irving Haley tossing five scoreless innings for the Browns against the Athletics, Bill Cissell pacing the Red Sox in an eight run rout of the White Sox, Hal Lee and Baxter Jordan contributing for the Braves in a double header victory, Johnny Verger homering and doubling for a Giants win over the Cubs, and Toe Medwith collecting four hits including a 15th homer for the Cardinals.
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Tigers
Washington
Tommy Jidges
Detroit
Earl Whitehill
Red Sox
Pale Hose
Chicago
Roy Johnson
Big Cissell
Jimmie Foxx
Swat
St Louis
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Browns
Bump Hadley
Giants
Cubs
New York
Aske
Mel
Fred Fitzsimmons
Braves
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Hal Lee
Eddie Hal Joy
Yicory
Reds
Philadelphia
Baker Bowl
Harlin Pool
Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Johnny Babich
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Earl Averill
Indians
Yankees
Yommy Bridges
Sen ‘Ators
Harlan Pool
Phillies
Irving Haley
Bill Cissell
White Sox
Baxter Jordan
Johnny Verger
Toe Medwith
Golf stroke explanation from GOLE column by Art Krenz
In GOLE NA column Art Krenz argues most golfers reject a purely left handed stroke. The left hand guides the club at the top and into the downswing while the right does its part. The left hand slows before impact to let the right wrist snap the shot.
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Gole, NA
Art Krenz
No Favorites In S F Tennis Meet
Sioux Falls July 19. No outstanding favorites in the South Dakota invitational tennis crown as eight seeds advance toward quarterfinals. Notable results include Wooledge of Southern California s beating Gilbertson 6-2 6-0 and Smalley’s 6-1 6-3 win over Douthit. Doubles action and junior rounds loom as play continues at the Sioux Falls club.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Phil Wooledge
Fargo
Southern California
Phil Gilbertson
Sheldon
Carl Smailey
Don Douthit
Carl Smalley
Austin
Texas
W. Swank
St. Joseph
Algne
George Duimning
Smalley
University of Texas
Swank
Douthit
Hunt
Wooledge
Geo
Dulling
Tex
G. Geisler
Sioux City
P. Gilbertson
Morgen
Calvert
Lassley
Aberle
W. Skeug
Sioux
Falls
B. Costas
B. Benn
Minnegoals
G. McHosn
Legion Juniors Resume League Play Tonight
Huron juniors aim to rebound after a rough night, as Bonilla Hitchcock combine to rout them 20 to 0 on Bonilla field. Three Huron pitchers Pier Schroeder Schrader struggled while east and west squads prepare for next week's schedule including Richland township and Bloomfield games. Swedish steel and iron output show gains in early 1934, up 7 percent in iron and 19 percent in steel from 1932, with steel nearing peak levels.
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Huron
Pier
Schroeder
Schrader
Richland Township
Pear Cavour
Huron Juniors
Bloomfield
Sweden
Stockholm
Inter-District Interlude Opens Sunday for Junior Baseball
Pierre July 19 Junior legion baseball opens July 22 in South Dakota to decide seven state tournament berths for August 3 4 and 5 in Pierre. County champions Aurora Flandreau and Arlington clash this week to choose district winner with Union Lincoln Turner Minnehaha districts playing July 23 24 at Worthing. State games broadcast from Pierre KGFY 630 with a play by play booth at the ball park. Opening games set for Friday August 3 at 1 3 and 6 p m seminals Saturday at 2 and 6 p m final Sunday at 2 30 p m. Gold plated trophies to champions runner up silver plated for runners up. Umpires named W W Spramie Planizen and G E Thorson Pierre.
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Pierre
American Legion
South Dakota
Paul Noren
State Legion Athletic Effeey
Noren
Taise
Aurora
Flandreat
Aslington
Union
Lincoln
Turner
Minnehaha
Worthing
KGF
jPark
Paith
Memers
Pierre Legion Post
W. W. Spramie
Planizean
G. E. Thorson
Londes George Match Ends In Draw For World Heavyweight
In Boston on July 19 Ed George of Java N. 3 and Jim Londes of St. Lewis wrestled over two hours for the third fall in their world heavyweight title bout. George won the first fall in 27 57 with a wristlock while Londes captured the second in 40 7 with a body slam. The match was ruled a draw after both fighters could not continue, drawing a capacity crowd of 3000 and gate receipts around 760000.
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Boston
Ed George
Java
N. 3
Jim Londes
St. Lewis
George
Londog
Baseball Results From Nebraska and Western Leagues
Nebraska League games saw Lincoln 10 Beatrice 7 and Norfolk 4 Sioux Falls 5. Western League results included Des Moines 8 Topeka 9 and Sioux Falls at Rock Island postponed with Omaha 6 Cedar Rapids 4 Davenport 3 St Joseph 22 Northern League Winnipeg 7 Brainerd Little Falls 3 101 innings. Duluth 2 Fargo Moorhead 4 Greater Grand Forks 2 Superior 1. Ended due to darkness. Eau Claire 2 Crookston 0. Second game Brainerd Little Falls 5. Winnipeg 2.
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Lincoln
Beatrice
Norfolk
Sioux Falls
Des Moines
Topeka
Rock Island
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
St. Joseph
Winnipeg
Brainerd-Little Falls
Duluth
Fargo-Moorheada
Fargo-Moorhead
Grand Forks
Superior
Eau Claire
Crookston
Women Golfers Gain Quarters
In Sioux Falls the South Dakota women’s small tour golf tournament reaches quarterfinals at Minnehaha Country Club. Contenders include Mrs. C. E. Graves Elmwood and Mrs. W. R. Laird who defeated title holder E. R. Doering Parkston. Pairings feature Mrs. Jewell vs Mrs. Price and Mrs. Graves vs Mrs. Laird, with consolations under way. First flight matches set for Friday morning.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Midnehaha Country Club
C. BE
Graves
Elmwood
E. R. Doering
Parkston
W. R. Laird
R. B. McCandless
Mitchell
Jetvetn
C.F. Wynn
Barkiman
Eddie MckNigatt
Paul Swenson
J. &. James
L. J. Hannon
Quail
Price
Shaw
Abdersom
Kirby
Hanson
Dinning
England
Vines Wins Breach Suit In Los Angeles Case
Former national amateur tennis champion turned pro last year Ellsworth Vines won a 250000 breach of promise suit against him filed by promoter Norman Sper. Judge Shinn found no contract between Sper and Vines. Sper claimed Vines agreed to pay 25 percent of earnings from a pro tour arranged with William Tilden III.
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Los Angeles
Ellsworth Vines
Teday
Norman Sper
Clement L. Shinn
Sper
Vines
William Tilden
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Isabel Dodge Sloane
Sloane
Millers Tackle
Start
Hanten
Saylor
Bureau of Agricutural Economics
Homer
Seys
S. F
Flandreau
Arlington
Londes
New Yorke
Bush
Tin
Frenen
Grace
Frankhouse
Spehrer
Paddes
Bet Halley
Lucas
Hoyt
Brandt
Spohrer
Hogan
Newis
Mulligan
Errell
Legcett
Wyatt
Galligan
Inzy
Shes
Gomez
Dickey
Haxter
Winegarner
Weilani
Connally
Lee
Bean
Myant
St. Paul
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
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Columbus
Old Mi
Louisville Cs
Toledo Sesinnen
Walsh
E. R. Evensoy
Glasgow
C. W. Shields
Ryan
China Clark
Swenson
D. Kelffer
James
Grif Maxwell
Louis Crit
Huanen
J, H. Dokken
J. P. Stengal
Nate Leipsig
Ves. F.E Weatherwax
D. Rowley
P. R. Balingsley
Catherine Coughlie
J. R Pringle
Fitch
Leo Kodak
Petey Hayes
Harry Dublinsky
Satve Halaiko
Teddy Yarosz
Tait Littman
Jacquette Elvirillo
Panama
Sherreld Kensard
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