Eight Survive In State Golf Championship Race
Aberdeen July 24 Eight players remain after rounds of match play in the South Dakota state golf championship at Aberdeen Country Club. Veterans Madden Braskamp Harkin and Porter lead a group of youths as quarter and semi finals determine finalists for a 36 hole finale tomorrow.
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Wolsey Juniors Beat Huron to Reach Redfield District
Wolsey Juniors defeated Huron Juniors 5 to 4 in Wolsey to earn Seadle County’s district tournament berth at Redfield Friday. Erickson pitched well for Huron, while Wolsey’s Wolsey and Toore led the offense as Wolsey built a five run lead before Huron rallied in the seventh. District officers announced Redfield as the site, with St. Lawrence vs Faulk County and Redfield vs Wolsey in Friday’s games, and the tournament winner advancing to state.
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Boxing Results From Chicago and Nearby Venues
Last night fights featured Parasaaabsabesal S Sass versus New York Pan action with Al Brown defeating Domenico Barnascoti in a featured bout. Babe Humt stopped Pan Tantaleo while Tait Littman defeated George Courtiey in Wisconsin.
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Clark Delivers Shutout Shine for Brooklyn on Sunday
Brooklyn’s William Watson Clark silenced the crowd with a near flawless one inning win at Ebbetts Field. The Mississippi farm boy turned pitcher has transformed public opinion with a dominant outing backed by a history of strong strikeouts and a late season surge. Born 1904 in St Joseph Louisiana, Clark stands over six feet and about 180 pounds after college at Mississippi University where he posted 32 wins and four losses across four seasons.
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Elks May Clinch B Championship In Huron League
The Elks can clinch the B diamondball title tonight by beating the Knights of Pythiss. A win grants the actual championship and a post season series with the A league titlists, with a path to the state tournament as a top Hur on representative.
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Redfield Golf Club Improves Its Course
The Redfield Golf club two miles south of Redfield has completed improvements this year under Leonard Graf and the ground committee. Work included grading about half a mile of dirt road from state highway 41 to the course, digging a surface well for drinking water, enlarging the bunkers, erecting a bunker near the fourth hole, and clearing grass and weeds along the rough riparian areas.
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Major Clubs Get AA Ball Players
Chicago July 24 Major league clubs ban further dealings with the class AA leagues after December unless the universal draft is adopted. Still, Boston purchased shortstop Rabbit Warstler from Indianapolis. Warstler led the league in two base hits and hit .287, while Freddie Heimach moved from Toledo to Brooklyn. Mulleavy went from Toledo to Chicago White Sox. Louisville clung to a slim lead as St Paul were idle. Columbus overwhelmed the Senators 12 to 2 as Elmner Vater and Pid Purdy drove in three runs each. Toledo and Minneapolis won. Milwaukee offered a weak showing.
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Lehman Presses Moe For Honors In Golf Meet
In Chicago on July 24 Johnny Lehman, top college golfer, challenged Don Moe of Portland in a 36 hole quarter final at Beverly Country Club. Lehman defeated Lloyd Nordstrom and George Dawson while Moe struggled against Vincent Huntington and Johnny Howard. Upsets included Cyril Tolley and Chick Evans, as Bob McCrary and Charlie Fish advanced.
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Old Time Pitchers Have Their Fling As Robins Gain Game
Major league box scores show aging pitchers still delivering. Adolfo Luque led Brooklyn Robins over St Louis 4 1 with the Giants beating the Cubs 8 0 to widen the Robins lead. An 11th inning rally helped the Braves edge the Reds in Boston. Cronin homered twice for the Senators in a 9 2 win, while Pennock and Rixey struggled in later games. Hornsby recovering from a fractured ankle planned to rejoin the Cubs soon.
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Smith Favorite To Take Canadian Open
Bobby Jones is away, MacDonald Smith starts as favorite in the Canadian Open at Hamilton Country Club Ancaster. The 33 year old Scot has been in excellent form and will face a strong field including Horton Smith, Tommy Armour, Johnny Farrell and Walter Hagen as the contest opens with Diegel defending the title.
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Inside-out golf swing guidance for consistent shots
A dated instructional note explains that golfers in the low 80s-90s range can improve accuracy and distance by swinging from the inside. It emphasizes starting the backswing from address, keeping the right elbow close to the body, and repeating the same mashie stroke for uniform height and distance.
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Reopen Play In Smith Cup Meet Rounds Start Today
Huron Country club resumes the Smith Cup with a refreshed draw after the first round halted by a miccup. Play begins today and runs through Saturday with pairs including Dr H L Saylor versus George Hunt and various 10 handicap matchups across the two brackets.
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Harmon Pays Final Visit To Stadium
Paddy Harmon made his last visit to the Chicago stadium today fulfilling his final request before he died from injuries in an automobile crash. His body lay in state at the arena he built, worth seven million dollars, as his wife May Harmon remained critically injured and in uncertain condition awaiting funeral arrangements on Saturday.
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Tilden And Borotta Will Meet Tomorrow
William T Tilden and Borotta are scheduled to meet tomorrow in a forthcoming matchup that promises competitive action and potential key outcomes for both sides. Details remain limited with focus on the planned confrontation and anticipated public interest.
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Minneapolis Poloists Edge Opponents In Overtime Thriller
In Fort Snelling Minneapolis polo team edged Chicago 11 to 18 in a thrilling overtime showdown yesterday, part of the Northwest Polo tournament. The game featured late scoring runs and a decisive extra period.
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Peyton's Fine Pitching Leads Boosters To Fifth Win
Peyton hurled seven innings of strong baseball for the Huron Boosters as they built a lead against the Minnesota Tracy club. He struck out ten, allowed seven hits, and received flawless support from his defense, with key plays including Collin’s three-run moment and a wild pitch allowing another score.
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Carnera Seeks Extension to Stay in United States
Italian heavyweight Carnera arrived in New York and met with immigration authorities to request more time to remain in the United States after his six month admission expired. Manager Leon Lee said the talks followed a planned Montreal exhibition that was canceled.
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Blue Larkspur May Be Through Racing
Chicago reports Blue Larkspur’s shot at becoming the leading money winner in American turf history is compromised by lameness. Trainer Dick Thompson says four year old Cole R. Gracley’s colt Black Servant Blossom Time bowed a tendon in the right foreleg during a workout for the Arlington handicap set for Saturday, sidelining him for the season and likely for life.
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