Armours Bomb Bancroft In Fierce 12-0 Scoring Raid
Armours crushed Bancroft 12 to 0 at Ravine Lake Park in a one sided Big Six League game. Russ Bullis homered and went 5 for 5 with a double, while Otto Winters earned his third win striking out 12. Bancroft suffered lineup gaps and pitching fatigue as C Tibbetts exited after two innings. Umpire Leo O’Connor was hit by a pitch but remained officiating.
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Gene Kulawik
Darrel Kirby
Otto Werner
Bob Berg
Rube Judt
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Harold Murphy
Roquois
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Sesson
Rous
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Grand Forks
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A's Sweep Twin Bill With Bosox in AA Majors
Connie Mack's Athletics rally to split a doubleheader with the Red Sox as Boston slips toward first place tie. The Browns win 5-0 after the A's 5-4 in 11 innings. details include Newsom's two-run shutout and Botany's four-hitter. Caution: messy OCR but core results clear.
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Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Connie Mack
Dack Shen
Ieop
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Joe Cronin
Sporting
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Browns
Chicago
White Sox
A's
Bobo Newsom
Goedde Shuts Out Minneapolis as Mud Hens Win
Milwaukee keeps five game edge over Columbus in American Association. Sylvester Goedde fires a seven hit shutout to lead Toledo over Minneapolis 2-0, as crowds exceed 10,000. Columbus stretches margin, beating Louisville while Kansas City loses to Louisville 8-5 and Milwaukee tops Indianapolis 8-4.
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Jeahry Liska
Associated Press
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Columbus
American Association
Sylvester Goedde
Mud Hens
Minneapolis
Goedde
Red Birds
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Brewers
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Louisville
Colonels
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Poland
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Aragon
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Padden
Podgamny
Cunningham
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Boxing results from Union City and nearby locales
Boxers Tony Shuc and Teddy Randolph fought to a draw in Union City New Jersey while Johnny Lynn defeated Gilbert Tromquist in Buffalo. Vic Créelman defeated Jerry Iby in York and Andy Wason stopped Johnny Grasso in New York. Vic Dell beat Lou Jones in Hartford and Willie Johnson stopped in Los Angeles.
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Conn
Vic Dell of
New York
Lou Jonez
Atlanta
Los Ang
Cleveland
Willie Johnson
Los Angeles
Spectacular outfield plays lift Cardinals and others in MLB games
Stan Musial and Pepper Martin made dazzling catches for the Cardinals in a 2-1 win over the Cubs. Bucky Walters and the Reds blanked the Pirates 3-0 with two-hit pitching. Ray Mack drove in the Tigers twilight win 3-1. Bud Metheny homered as the Yankees beat the Nationals 3-1 behind Hank Borowy’s four-hit effort. Newsom and Busch led the Athletics to a 2-0 win over the Red Sox as Siebert homered for the winning run. Hollingsworth 5-hitter carried the White Sox to a 5-0 win while Hodgin’s 10th-inning double won the opener. Thine Rice recap concludes with a look at a Sumatran belief about returning a soul with rice grains.
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Chipman Cincinnati
Mueller
Butcher
Rescigne
Camelli
Associated Press
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Pepper Martin
Cardinals
al Jurisich
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Reds
Ray Mack
Indians
Tigers
Hank Borowy
Yankees
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Hank
Bobo Newsom
Edgar Busch
Dick Lieber
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Siebert
Twin Hill
Red Sox
Busch
Mackien
al Hollingsworth
Browns
Ralph Hodgin
White Sox
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Hodgin
Pale Hose
National and American League Batting and Pitching Leaders
The report lists National League leaders with Batting Walker of Brooklyn at 385 and Home Runs Ott of New York with 18. Pitching leader is Murger of St Louis with 81 and 889. American League leaders name Batting Tucker of Chicago at 365, Home Runs Cullendine of Cleveland and Hayes of Philadelphia, with Pitching Maltzberger of Chicago at 7-1975
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Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Murger
St. Louis
Tucker
Chicago
Cullendine
Cleveland
Hayes
Philadelphia
Softballers To Hold Special Meet
A special meeting of all players and team directors of the Lion's Club Softball League has been called by the club president and will be held at the college campus No. 1 diamond at 7:30. Everyone connected with the league especially the players is urged to be present at this important meeting.
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Lion's Club
Lefties Boost Homers as Boston Braves Shortens Fence
Southpaw sluggers prepare for an all left handed barrage at Braves Field in Boston after manager Bob Quinn trims the right field fence by 20 feet to 320. Fourteen NL lefties with homer reputations are slated to appear including Musial and Cavarretta among others.
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Ival
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Pirates
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Jimmy Wasdell
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Marge Med
Rosters Listed For Junior Loop Rosters Listed For Junior Loop
Roster announcements for the newly organized Junior Baseball League in Huron list teams Lions, KeC’s, Kiwanis and Rotary with players including Bob Maxey, Gene Kula wik, Jim Pierce and others. Each group names a team director such as E. M Nottestad for Lions and Rev. Fr. Sikkes for KeC's.
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C. Irvin Krumm
Chamber of Commerce
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Bob Maxey
Gene Kulawik
Jim Pierce
Jack McVey
Dana Brandenburg
Richard Barnes
Hed Allen
Bill Weigold
N. Anderson
E. M Nottestad
Kec
S — Oliva
Seeman
Stevens
Dormody
Dick McMahon
Mullaney
Allen Crown
Gene Kennedy
Bil Brandenburg
Bill Hoskins
James Dunbar
Glen Martin
Rotary
Tom van Duzee
Gene Alien
Bill Austin
Roger Bolte
Bjorke
Ralph Roberts
Bud Fisher
Ben Mostrom
D. Gulbranson
Dale Thorn
Armstrong Faces Promising Youngster In 10 Round Bout
Washington June 21 1947 Henry Armstrong the former triple title holder continues his comeback taking on the promising unbeaten youngster ek Lutsios in a 10 round feature. Armstrong favored at about 4-1 after a two round knockout of Al Davis in New York last week Lutsios has shown steady professional form with a fair right and a strong left jab in recent appearances in the area.
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Washington
Henry Armstrong
Ek Lutsios
City League Gets Underway Tonight with Fan Support
AP sports coverage notes the Fair City League opening in Huron with Armour’s vs Huron Grocery at Ravine Lake Park at 6 30 pm. Writer urges local fans to back four city teams, criticizing low attendance and highlighting affordable prices and entertainment value despite no corporate sponsorship.
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Huronite
Huron
Armour's
Huron Grocery
Ravine Lake Park
Armour
Iin
Oto
Cnme
Alabama Coaching School to Include Baseball Ended
In a June report, sports writer Hugh Fullerton Jr notes Alabama’s coaching school is unique for offering baseball instruction. As activities pause, Frank Thomas plans to recruit former Alabama and major league stars as instructors when it resumes.
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New York
Alabama
Frank Thomas
Joe Sewell
Riggs Stephenson
New Jersey
Wessington tops James Valley League with win at Redfield
Wessington remains atop the James Valley League after a 6-4 victory over Redfield Tulare at Redfield on Sunday. Faulkton holds second place after defeating the Redfield Juniors, with the standings listing Wessington Faulkton Redfield Tulare Redfield Juniors.
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Tulare
Faulkton
Weseington
Great Lakes Shipping Former Pro Gridders
Great Lakes, BL June 21. A batch of eight former professional football players will leave the Great Lakes training station for duty elsewhere. The public relations office reports the eight are assigned to an outgoing unit, with some ticketed for Gainbridge Naval Base. The detached group includes halfback Andy Uram of the Green Bay Packers as Great Lakes indicates it will not field former play-for-pay riders on its 1944 bluejacket squad.
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Westins Pavy Blue Saga
Bainsbridge
Naval Base
Gainbridge
Andy Uram
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Plans Outdoor Boxing Show at Comiskey Park
Chicago schedules its first major outdoor boxing event for July 7 at Comiskey Park. A 10 round bout features Willie Pep versus Willie Joyce in a non title match. Pep recently defeated Frankie Rubino. Joyce won a recent 11 round bout with Henry Armstrong and will weigh 134 pounds.
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Comiskey Park
Willie Pep
New York
Willie Joyce
White Sox
Pep
Frankie Rubino
Joyce
Henry Armstrong
Armstrong
Allied Fifth Army track meet at Musso Lini Stadium
In Rome on June 1 Allied soldiers of the Fifth Army staged a track meet in the unfinished Musso Lini Stadium. Pvt. Zemer S. Cox of Wichita Kansas won the 100-yard dash in 9.9 seconds and the 220-yard low hurdles in 26.14 seconds and anchored the winning relay.
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Fifth Army
Mussolini Stadium
Regu Jiation
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Wichita
Kansas
Gehrig Trophy Sells $1,000,000 In Bonds
The Lou Gehrig trophy won in 1934 by the American League MVP sold for 1 million dollars in war bonds at a Dallas auction. Proceeds will fund the army's McC General Hospital at Temple, Texas, with Frank Twitch el of the Fifth Forving Group handling the sale.
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Tex
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Pfe
Frank Twitchel
McC General
Temple
Texas
Vets Ready To Challenge Babe In Women’s Tourney
In Chicago on June 21 the women’s tournament reached the second round with 16 survivors. Babe faces veteran Anit Casey of Mason City as part of a bracket including Paty Berg and Dorothy Kirby, while Dorothy Germain leads the lower bracket after an 8-7 win. Georgia Tainter and Mary Agnes Wall were also noted as advancing in earlier rounds.
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Asige
Aha
Babe
Baby
Anit Casey
Mason City
Paty Berg
The
Marines
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Yestersday
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Thomas Nolan
New Castle
Miss Germain
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
N. C
Mary Agnes Wall Lof
Weather forecast for South Dakota with scattered thundershowers
South Dakota weather shows scattered thundershowers late this afternoon and tonight over the Black Hills and far south, otherwise fair. West portions head for slightly lower temperatures, with Thursday partly cloudy and cooler in the east and south as late afternoon or evening storms develop. Huron area remains partly overcast with minor temperature changes today and tonight.
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Black Hills
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