Yale Boxing Card Canceled Over Scheduling Woes
The planned Yale fight card for July 29 with Tut is scrapped after promoter Jack Reiss cites repeated postponements and an inability to secure a suitable opponent with the South Dakota Boxing Commission. Leo Levitt confirms no definite date can be arranged, refunds are issued, and Tut's manager says no future promotions are planned while the commission disputes the cancellations.
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Yale
Jack Reiss
Reiss
King Tut
Leo Levitt
Fat
Huron
Lea Levitt
Dhyice
Koi
State Boxing Commission
Tut
South Dakota Boxing Commission
Reisa
Levith
Yeu
Mizke
Ray Temple
Twin City
Temple
Heiss
HA. B.lockington
Aberdean
Lockington
O. K
Northwest
Campion
South Dakota
Plans For Community League Formed In Cavour Area
A special executive committee of residents from Cavour and Valley communities forms to organize betterment work. Mittie Growlard is noted in Richland school context as part of the developing plan. The effort aims to strengthen local ties and coordinate community projects.
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Gavour
Dents of
South Dakota Golf Tourney field reduced to eight
The South Dakota Golf tournament in Falls was trimmed to eight players after the second round on a flood improvised nine hole layout. Defending champion Syd Butts and medalist George Wilson were eliminated, while former champions Walter Madden William Sheehan and Glen Foster advanced.
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Falls
Dakota
Minnehaha
Syd Butts
Aberdeen
Glen Foster
Elmwood
H. N. Noble
Mitchell
Ralph Porter
A&o
Minnehaha Country Club
John Ruhe
Watertown
A. Auchampach
Ipswich
Run Caird
Carroll
Milly
Miltiehahn
Byron
Ball
A. TH
Wiblemo
Parker
Bob Purcell
Palmer
Madison
Roy Smakey
June Carlson
H. L. Woodworth
T. Hokenstad
Elmyooa
C. P. Dunning
Elmwood Municipal
Giants and Giants Hold on in Rain Damaged Game
Rain soaked stands and dugouts disrupted play as fans fled and the sun returned within an hour. Bush and Arte Necht left the field as the sixth inning ended, with the Giants’ bats rallying late to reclaim the lead before a hurried finish. The Cubs used five pitchers, including Charlie Root, to limit the Giants to four hits. In the National League, the Pirates, Braves, and Red Sox posted wins while the Yankees and A’s extended leads in the American League with strong hitting from Foxx, Dickey, and others.
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Bush
Arte Necht
Pat Malone
Giants Vera
Mug. Dak
Ficciecs Inall
Cibs
Ealling
Mike Ovengros
Charlie Root
Giants
Fitzsimmons
Hack
Mays ‘finisheUs
Sianta
Cochrane Labeled Spark Plug of Mack Aces
Philadelphia coverage analyzes Gordon S. Cochrane as the spark plug of the Mack three in early season form. Mickey, returning from injury, shows grit at Baker Bowl against the Pirates, with teammates and manager watching as morale shifts.
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WM. Braucher
NEA
Philadelphia
Gordon
S. Cochrane
Bentleman
Connie Mack
Mickey
Baker Bowl
Philly
Phils
Pirates
Cochrane
Cubs Take Lead In League After Wilson's Two Homers
Cubs surge to a 4-0 lead as Bush and Hackenschmidt pitch well. Pirates and Giants games unfold with home runs by Rogers Hornsby and Jack Scott as the season progresses. Hackenschmidt belts his 24th, adding to Wilson's two blasts that spark the rally.
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Wilson
CUBS
Pirates
Brooklyn
Avas
Peas Wrigley Wield
Bush
Cub
Giants
Rogers
Hornsby
Jack Scott
Hack
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and American Leagues
Results show Columbus St Paul and Toledo 5 3 Minneapolis, Louisville 6 Kansas City 5 Indianapolis 2 Milwaukee 10. Western League Wichita 9 Denver 14 Tulsa 13 Des Moines 4 Pueblo 1 Oklahoma City 1 Topeka 7 Omaha 3.
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Philadelphia
Poke Fees
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
National Line
Chicago A
Pittsburgh
St. Louisa
Brooklyn Ke
Boston i
Omaha
Wichita
Jose
Oklahoma City
Pueblo
Denver
Topeka
Reid
Tle
Gams
Des. Moines
Association Columbua
Baseball results hinted with scattered team pairings
Fragmented lines list American League matchups such as Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Newark St Louis at Boston and Chicago at Washington. The passage includes stray quotes about Mickey being great and mentions sinister vibes in the neighborhood plus a half formed note about a contract.
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New York
Chicago
Scott
Hiesimmons
Hogan
O'Farrell
Busii
Malone
Cyengros
Root
Taylor
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Sweetland
McGraw
Lerian
Johnson
Melne
Trench
Fangreaves
Boston
Gineinnatl
Wea
Cunningham
Spohr
Rixey
Kolp
Yenebardt
Sukeforth
Americ Eagu
Detroit
Yo Osels
Able
Phillips
Pennock
Dickey
Washington Ave
Thomas
Berg
Kinsey
Gray
Cleveland
St. ‘Louis
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St.Lonia
Davis Cup Start Match Report with Cochet and Borotato
The fragmented text notes Davis Cup action with players Cochet and Borotato mentioned. It references doubles play and multiple unclear phrases about matches and unity. The exact results, dates, and opponents are not readable.
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William 'T
Cochet
Winona Frapp Shoot Draws 200 Believers
In Winona Minnesota on July 25 a local frap shoot event drew about 200 attendees. Organizers promoted the effort as a community fundraiser with plans for future gatherings.
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Winona
Minn
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U S G A to prune field for national amateur golf
The United States Golf Association plans to trim the field for the national amateur championship opening September 2, with 205 entries. The western half leads with 184 entries, while the eastern contingent totals 61, headed by Bobby Jones along with George Von Elm and Jess Sweetser.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Pacific Coast
Bobby Jones
Mississippi
George von Elm
Detroit
Jess Sweetister
Gyrit Toliy
British Star
Rosa Somerville
Don Carrick
Canada
Pierre golfer nets the first 800-yard hole in one
Pierre a special report recalls Jace Myers of the Pierre Country Club achieving an unusual course in one. From the first tee he watched the distant nine green as his drive soared nearly vertical and the ball rolled into the cup on the ninth hole.
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Pierre
Jace Myers
Pierre-country Club
Errors Cost Printers Tilt In Diamondball Loss
The Evening Huronite Printers fell 11 to 9 to the Elks in a close diamondball game. Hessen hit a fourth inning homer off Buckshot Collins, Johnson followed with a drive that was misplayed for a home run, and C Dexter added a fifth inning homer. Loomis drove in three of Huronite's eight runs as they out hit the Elks but failed to capitalize. Tonight Armour, tied for first, faces the Chicago and North Western railroaders in a series tilt to decide the first half champion.
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Printers
The
Elks
Elk Crew
Hessen
Collins
Johnson
C. Dexter
Loomis
Canadian Open Golf Championship Begins In Kanawaki
Canadian Open opens with a strong field of professional and amateur golfers from the United States and Canada. The event features low prize money with the winner earning 400 dollars, while top players like Ross Sommerville and Diegel return from last year's champion run to contend.
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Wrian
Bede
Associated Presa
Kanawari
Que
United States
Canada
Hayreorge i
Ross Sommerville
Diegel
Cedar Club Plans Annual Field Day
Cedar Community club members plan their annual field day at Connelly's grove near Here on July 31. The program opens with a 10 o'clock ball game followed by a picnic dinner and competitive stunts and races.
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Cedar Club
Ree Heights
Cedar Community Club
Connelly’s
Blues Hold Narrow Edge Over Saints in Tight Standings
Chicago July 25 The Kansas City Blues lead the St Paul Saints by 3 1 2 games after a stinging loss to Louisville and mixed results across the league. St Paul beat Columbus to cut the gap, while Kansas City faded late against the Colonels in a 6 5 defeat. Milwaukee hammered Indianapolis 10 2 as Toledo, Minneapolis and others posted varied scores.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Kansas City Blues
Jues
Louisville
Columbus
Duleh Zwillings
Kansas City
Colonels
Ben Chapman
Saints
Columbia
Toledo
Minneapolis
McQuillan
Wingard
Doyle
Hens
John Brillheart
Spoencer Harria
Frank Emmer
Miller
Milwaukee
Bil Tarwith
Slim Love
Indianapolis
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Ray Temples
Norman Brow
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Clark
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Loyd Waner
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George Harnshaw
Yankees
George Uhle
Herb Pennock
Jimmy Foxx
Tix Omer
Bill Dickey
Wankew
Kid’ Catsher
Walli
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Jimmy Wilso
Roettger
Teighthy
Homer
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Red Sox
Bob
Burke
Alphone
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Macks
Will Harnshaw
Indiana
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