Huron Boosters Win 4-0 Behind Peyton Nines Strikeout Mark
Peyton struck out 17 and allowed four hits as Huron defeated Oakes 4 to 0 at Oakes. Bullis drove in three runs with a fourth inning three bagger, backing a sharp mound effort that limited North Bakota to two, boosting Huron's regional average to .300.
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N.bc
Peyton
Bullis
Huron
Ellendale
Fair City
Haven
Lisbon
N. C
Valley City
Gary
Ian
Jim
Packers
Tung
Bancroft
Armours
Roosters
Ross Gascoigne
Boyle
Leighton
Bloodgood
Welsh
G. Jencks
L. Bloodgood
Texans Reach Northwestern Tennis Semi-Finals in Minneapolis
In Deep Haven, Lester Stoefen and Gene Mako of California plus Karl Kamrath and Sterling Williams of Austin Texas advanced to the Northwestern singles semi finals. Stoefen routed Goswitz 6 0 6 2 and Kamrath beat Huniston 6 2 6 3 while Williams defeated Retherst 6 4 6 2.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Deep Haven
Lester Stoefen
Gene Mako
Karl Kamrath
Sterling Williams
Austin
Tex
Charles Britzius
Joe Goswitz
St. Paul
Stoefen
Kamrath
Wiliams
Mako
Young Nichols Leads California Hope In Public Links
Joe Nichols 16 year old Long Beach student and previous year runner up shows easy wins in the national public links tournament at Louisville. He defeats Albert Wilkins and Karl Arch 5 and 4 to reach the next round while Curtis Bryan 19 from Jacksonville posts a 69 and ousts William Veltiffe and Gus Fetz to stay in the hunt. California backs him with Al Miller and Oliver Sleppy as reserve strength amid a field of rivals from Florida and Illinois.
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Louisville
California
Florida
Lise Nichols
Long Beach
Hea
Albert Wilkins
Karkarch
Curtis Bryan
Jacksonville
William ©. Veltiffe
Ofos Angeles
Elimi Inais Gus Fetz
Chicago
Bryan
AI. Miller
Oliver C. Sleppy
Erving Schaber
Hank Foley
Tennis Stars Strike On Expense Ruling
Fourteen Crescent-Hamilton players threaten a strike over tournament expenses as quarter finals begin at the Crescent club event. They telegram Hooker Talcott of Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket club seeking assurance that all players receive full courtesies for the week. The dispute centers on who pays expenses beyond the tournament period.
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Huntington
Crescent-Hamilton
Crescents Club
Mie
Hooker Talcott
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
New Jersey
Huron Juniors Name Lineup For Redfield Tilt
Coach Leo Stoomberg announces Huron's starting lineup for the American Legion Junior league district final at Redfield. Lineup includes Mahoney at short, Bates center, Wiand second, Fisher third, McDonald catcher, Wheeler pitcher, Broomberg first, Hale left, Bush or Adams right, with Snedigar as substitute. All players are Huron residents except Wiand and Fisher from Sand Creek township. Departure to Redfield set for 10 p.m. Sunday for a 2 p.m. game.
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Leo Stoomberg
Redfield
American Legion
Bloomberg
Huron
Mahoney
Bates
Wiand
Fisher
McDonald
Wheeler
Broomberg
Hale
Bush
Adams
Snedigar
Red Sox Top Yankees in Tight Pitching Showing
Boston short on words but rising in form as Marty McManus guides a struggling lineup. Larry Boerner hurls seven strong for the Sox who rally to beat New York 2 1 in a tight finish. Old Wiley Moore closes with two scoreless innings as S Sox notch another win.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Marty McManus
Smead Jolley
Roy Johnson
White Sow
Tigers
Sox
Larry Boerner
Boston
Yankees
Boerner
St. Louis Cardinals
Wiley Moore
Washington Senator
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Boeing
Walter Stewart
Parne
Athletics
Gace
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Browns-Held Athlete Steals Win
Walter Stewart allowed four hits in seven innings to lead Browns to a 5 to victory. Larry Boerner held the Yankees to two hits in seven innings, stalling offense and keeping a low-scoring game.
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Walter Stewart
Browns
Larry Boerner
Red
Yankees
Wise winter planning by Gene Venzke in Olympic build up
Former middle distance star Melvin W. Sheppard praises Gene Venzke for limiting indoor races to preserve energy for the Olympic campaign. The piece cites past examples like Joie Ray and Paavo Nurmi and notes a winter season shift among runners, plus other notes on Donohue’s shooting score and women flying diplomas at Gainesville college.
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Melvin W. Sheppard
NEA Service, Inc
Gene Venzke
New York
A. C
East
Middle West
Venzke
Art Olympic Profence Srna
Madison Square Garden
Boston Arena
Tom
Joie Ray
Idoyd Hahn
Ray Conger
Paavo Nurini
Paris
Amsterdam
Lermond
Crowley
Nordell
Hallowell
Brecksmith
George Sadmi Letts
Coan
Minskey
Oth
Landos
Shields Upset By German Net Star
Gottfried von Cramm defeated Frank Shields 7 5 5 7 6 4 8 6 in a Davis Cup match at Roland Garros Paris to give Germany an early lead over the United States in the series for the challenger to the international trophy. Von Cramm outmaneuvered the American with steady play as Shields battled wild spells after a late second set rally. Ellsworth Vines Jr. of the United States was set to face Dr Daniel Prenn in the second singles.
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Stade Roland Garros
Paris
Gottfied von Cramm
Frank Shields
Germany
United States
France
United Lines
von Gramm
Shields
Vernon S. Prentice
Ellsworth Vines
Daniel Prenn
Millers Gain Half Game As Doubleheader Sets Pace
Chicago July 2 The Millers led by Donie Bush's Minneapolis club overpower Louisville in the first game for 21 runs and total 61 in three games. Joe Hatter homered in the second game as Minneapolis extends its pennant margin over Indianapolis while St Paul routs Tulsa 13 to 3 and Kansas City nips Toledo 5 to 4.
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Chicago
Lou Me‘Kenna
American Association
Donie Bush
Minneapolis
McKeorm
Millers
Louisville Colemela
Colonels
Louisville
Joe Hater
Mick Cullen
Indianapolis
Indians
St. Paul
Saints
Bulen
Thomas Oral Logan
Denver Grigsby
Kansas City
Toledo
Grigory
Odell Hale
Chocolate To Defend Title Against Shea
Chocolate will defend his lightweight championship against Eddie Shea of Chicago at the Chicago Stadium on August 16. The bout is the stadium’s first sanctioned engagement after the Illinois State Athletic Commission withheld sanction pending a medical check after Chocolate’s savage bout with Jack Sid Bers in New York last month.
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Shea
Chicago
Eld Chocolae
Eddie Shea
Chicago Stadion
Tmsn
Illinois
Steve Athletic
Jack Sid Bers
Mew
Konk Lest Monde
Armours Tie With Bancroft In Debut Nine Inning Sanitized Rematch
The Armour Packers baseball team, new to the circuit, tied Bancroft 9 to 9 in a nine inning opener halted by darkness. A return game is set for Sunday August 7 in Bancroft.
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Armours
Bancroft
Armour Packers
Huron
Packers
Cavour
North Western
Joe Mansfield
Shortstop Schuble’s rough trek to Detroit ends in breakthrough homer
The narrative follows Heinie Schuble from Texas to the Danville farm club to Detroit. Repeated demotions and bench time test his resolve before a key moment when he belts a game winning homer for the Tigers.
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Cardinals
Tommy Theve
Henary
George Schuble
Danville
Schuble
Heinie
Lester Beil
Ball Warnes
Baseball Results and League Standings Highlight
The report lists AMERICAN LEAGUE and AMERICAN ASSOCIATION scores with teams such as Louisville Minnapolis Indianapolis St Paul and Toledo Kansas City plus home run leaders. Key players include Foxx Ott Ruth and Kiein with season totals noted.
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Associated Press
Kiein
Phillies
Ott
Giants
American League Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Champion Boxers Are Eliminated in Olympic Trials
In San Francisco on July 2 the American amateur boxing team pared down to semifinalists. Defeated champions include Peter D Alesandro Washington PA 412 lbs David Staub Altoona PA 18 lbs Bobby Goldstein Washington DC 134 lbs AL Lewis Washington PA 47 lbs. Semifinalists include Louis Salica Brooklyn Nat Bor Fall River Mass Edward Flynn New Orleans and Fred Caserio Chicago. Tulane’s Doug Hill remains the sole intercollegiate survivor.
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America
Peter D’alesandro
Washington
David Staob
Altoona
Bobby Goldstein
Doglass Hill
Tulane University
Car
Far West
Midwest
South
Kid McCoy Declares End to Boxing Career
Kid McCoy, released on parole, says he is through with boxing and marriage. He plans to travel to Dearborn, Michigan, to seek work and start anew.
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Kid McCoy
San Francisco
Dearborn
Mich
Finland Favored in Olympic Distance Events Says Allen Gould
The article previews Finland as dominant in track from 1500 meters to the marathon at the upcoming Olympics. It highlights stars like Turku era runners and notes rivals from Italy and the U.S. while mentioning Janinie Kusiecinski of Poland and lines up challengers such as Luigi Beccali of Italy and Ralph Hill of Oregon.
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Alan Gould
Los Angeles
Finland
Lovelock
New Zealand
Thomas
England
Hallowell
Crowley
Cunningham
U. S.A
Poland
Pazya Nurmi
Janinie Kusecinski
Argentina
Japan
Germany
Nurmi
Harry Larva
Tievo Loukela
Lauri Lehtinen
Volmari Iso-Hollo
Marttelin
Toivonen
Darva
Eino Purje
Luigi Beccali
Italy
Europe
Nurmi” Lehtinen
Ralph Hill
Oregon
Tilden Seeded No 1 In Pro Tennis Championship
Chicago July 22 More than 25 international stars enter the U S professional tennis championships at South Shore Country club. Defending champion Bill Tilden is seeded number one with Vincent Richards second.
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Tilden
Chicago
U. S
South Shore Country Club
Bill Tilden
Vincent Richards
Hess to fight Grogan in Omaha two twenty round bout
Goldie Hess the San Francisco junior welterweight was signed to meet Tomamy Grogan of Omaha in a two twenty round bout on August 1 in Omaha. Hess had previously knocked out Grogan in about seconds on the coast.
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Boyle
Maas
Bancroft
Gascoigne
Maxey
Tom Tetber
Seommary
M. Jencks
Tether
L. Bloodgood
Hess
Grogan
Omaha
Goldie Hess
San Francisco
Tomamy
Coast
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