Erratic Bal Hawk DISTRICT D-BALL TOURNAMENT TO BE PLAYED AUG. 13
Baseball notes recount erratic play and upcoming District D Ball Tournament on August 13. Babe Herman fueled a Chicago Cubs win over the Phillies with three homers and a single, while Cubs’ pitching and late-season form keep them within reach of the Giants. Details cover Cubs, Pirates, Braves, Cardinals, and the AL pennant race as Yankees, Senators, Indians, Tigers, and Reds patterns unfold across a busy baseball slate.
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Johnson Calls Pros Threat In Ryder Cup Row
MILWAUKEE July 2 The PGA rift over Ryder Cup players skipping the title tournament near August 13 to September deepens as Sarazen Hagen Shute Wood Kirkwood refuse to compete unless dates shift. Johnson warns prize guarantee may be withdrawn prompting a conference with Gates and Treecy to decide whether to field the pros or proceed with an alternate lineup.
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Nebraska Leaguer Travels 1400 Miles for Baseball Fun
Grand Island player Joe Simon, 22, journeys 1400 miles weekly to team with boyhood friends, preferring the long trips over playing near Rawlins Wyoming. A longtime catcher in the Mid-State league, he works for Union Pacific in Rawlins and treats baseball as a hobby, balancing train journeys with his railroad job.
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Milton Rueh Leads Diverse California Team To Semi-Finals
Mil ton Rueh of Milwaukee edged a late vetter in Minot and beat Weston Painter of Minneapolis 6 2, while Carson toppled George McHase of Fargo as the powerful university tennis squad advances toward the semi finals.
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Rosenbloom Draws in Non Title Bout in Tacoma
In Tacoma Washington Maxie Rosenbloom light heavyweight champion and Len Harvey fought to a drawn end after an interrupted ten rounds. The non title bout halted by rules confusion ended with both fighters on their feet at the finish and an agreement to continue.
Marcum May Earn Chance In Majors
Chicago scene notes Johnny Marcum may earn a chance in the majors as July games loom. The report cites speculation about lineup opportunities and potential call ups.
Young swimmers vie for titles at Jones Beach
Five year old Pagey Rawls of Fort Lauderdale and four year old Helen Hotrger of Miami headline day two of the women's national AAU championships at Jones Beach. Helen leads in breaststroke while Peggy Rawls girl rival vies in freestyle and backstroke. Katherine Bowie and Katherine Rawls seek defense of springboard and free events as Eleanor Balm defends the 200 meter and long free titles amid a crowded slate.
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Bancroft Wins Twilight Game In James Valley League
Bancroft defeated Tig pets in a twilight game of the James Valley league. Timely hitting backed by C. Schleater and Jouderd drove the victory in the southern division standings.
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James Valley district diamondball tourney set for August 13
Huron hosts the second annual James Valley elimination carnival with entries from Standard Oil Huron league and Huron Prosperity league and several local clubs. The 16 district event feeds into the South Dakota state tourney at Miller on September 3 and 4, with plans for a possible two Sunday schedule to accommodate a larger field.
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Northern Lists Gridiron Games
Aberdeen welcomes new athletic coach J. Carberry who arrives to assess local talent and arrange the fall schedule. He plans to fill the November 3 open date with a game in Aberdeen, with matches against State College Brookings and Spearfish Teachers, then School of Mines Rapid City, Yankton College Aberdeen, and Warheed Teachers College Aberdeen.
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500 To Compete In Amateur Links Meet
New York reports outline an amateur golf meet with 500 players entered, showcasing a large field and anticipated close competition across multiple divisions.
Home run leaders in baseball standings reveal top NL and AL players
The Associated Press lists National League leader Klein of Philadelphia with 18 homers and Berger of Atlanta with 17. In the American League Foxx of the Athletics tops with 28, Ruth of the Yankees has 24.
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U S Hopes To Sweep Singles In Davis Cup Final
Auteuil France July U S sent Ellsworth Vines and Wilmer Allison to the opening singles with Vines favored to beat Henry Wilfred Austin and Allison to face Fred Perry. A 2 0 lead would put the U S close to the title as doubles looms and final singles remain. Helen Wills Moody predicts France doomed to lose the challenge round despite Perry’s strong play.
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Lovelock Nears Canadian Mile Record In Harbison Race
New Zealand Oxford student Jack Lovelock, troubled by a blister, ran 4 07.46 for the mile at Princeton last week to win his specialty but fell short of the Canadian record held by Reg Thomas. At Harbison Wednesday night Lovelock clocked 4 27 4, securing a victory for Cambridge.
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Dr J H Hall Wins De Smet Golf Handicap Tourney
Dr J H Hall captures the De Smet club handicap golf tournament title with a victory over rivals including Antle and Mrs Wm Burna. Jen Robinson advances to a finals playoff as women’s matches loom. Tournament notes mention two huss ocd players and local clubs and names from East Forks and Crookston.
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