Gomez Wins Personal Triumph Over Grove In Yankee Clash
Ishy Gomez, hailed as one of baseball’s top pitchers, defeated Robert Moses Grove 5 to 3 as the Yankees beat Oakland. Sewell led the attack with five hits including a homer. The loss drops Philadelphia to third as Cleveland and Detroit win. Pirates edge Cubs. Giants and Braves split.
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Meisenholder Is Tourney Winner
Meisenholder of Vermillion won the southeastern South Dakota golf championship by beating Lea Ellsworth of Yankton one up in 19 holes after trailing early. Ellsworth defeated Harry Binder in the semifinals. Meisenholder beat John Keating in the other semifinal. The event also crowned ladies and flight champions with Mrs. L. W. Koch winning the ladies title after a 20 hole match.
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Walter Meiserholder
Vermillion
South Dakota
Lea Ellsworth
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Benson's Home Run Helps K of C Win Big
Benson of Huron K of C hit a grand slam in the eighth with the bases full and followed with another two run shot as Huron K of C defeated Wolsey 15 to 4. Morisey and Smith teamed as battery for K of C, Bottnes and Cheney for Wolsey. Next Sunday K of C faces Bonilla on the Huron C N W rail road diamond.
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German aviator lands at Fvigtut Greenland after long flight
Beaches Tyigtut Copenhagen July 5 to 7 reports Captain Weligang Vou Gronau, a German aviator, arriving in Fvigtut, Greenland after a xin hor flight. He is said to be teaching here today.
Home Run Leaders Shine Across Baseball Clubs
A fragmented summary notes top home run leaders across teams including the Phillies, Giants, Athletics, Yankees, and others. Key names surface like St Ott and Artione Rei with reference to prongs of offensive power in a season spotlight.
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Athletics
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Yankees
Peyton Delivers Shutout as Boosters Beat Gary 1 to 0
In a pitching duel at Gary Minnesota July 25 the Hurons Boosters edged Gary 1 to 0. Peyton of Huron limited Gary to four hits while fanning 15. Becker of Gary also allowed four hits and struck out 14. Huron improves to two wins in three on the northern trip. Peyton has not been scored upon in two starts and has 22 strikeouts.
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Fergus Falls
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Pierre Polo Team Loses At Snelling
Fort Snelling July 5 A hard riding polo match saw the St. Charles Polo Club of Pierre South Dakota lose 13 to 3 to a combined Twin Cities civilians and Fort Snelling Army force on Tournament field. Thomas Daniels scored six goals for Pierre with a list of scorers including Fish Seymour Lindley and Tyler. refereed by Maurice Krier.
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New Orleans Youth Dominates Tennis Circuit, Victory in Doubles
Experts note Cliff Sutter and Boner shine as New Orleans Youth leads with five tourneys won in weeks. Gled Alil, ranked No. nationally, falls 6-1 1-2. Berkey Bellert Mangin win doubles over J Gil Dert Hoil and Frite Mercur 16 83 585 11 2 in finale.
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Columbus Back. Southworth Boosts Red Birds After Letdown
In Chicago, Billy Southworth lifts the Red Birds as Columbus climbs to third after a period of decline. Southworth replaced Nemo Sei bold two weeks ago, guiding nine wins in ten games. The team swept Louisville in a doubleheader, 7 to 2 and 7 to 2, before 11,000 fans. Joe Hauser hit his 35th homer of the season as Minneapolis lost ground to St Paul. Indians rallied late to beat Toledo and stay in the race.
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Lucky Strikes Edge Inning Victory At Osceola
Osceola July 3 Special The Bread land Lucky Strikes broke a 2 to 2 tie with an 11th inning burst of hits to win 3 to 7. Sililudlc and W. Kockrow led Osceola batters while Green and G Walters aided Broadland’s offense. The club will next play at the State Fair grounds against Bur en next Sunday afternoon. Harry Davis, Detroit first baseman, noted in the report as the second man of that name in American league history.
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Minnesota teen reaches Los Angeles Olympic team
Chisholm Minnesota July 25 Anne Goveduit, 16, is Minnesota’s sole Olympic representative. A high school junior trained two years and has lost only once in state competition. She recently set a 100 yard breaststroke record at 1 minute 13.9 seconds, after unofficially clocking 1:14.1.
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Los Angeles
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Armour Packers Rout Cavour 16 to 2 on Diamond
Armour Packers beat Cavour 16 to 2 in a C N W railroad diamond game. Teuber pitched well for the Packers while Scheid lasted the route for Cavour. Thompson led Armour with a homer and snagged extra base hits, but attempted to stretch a triple to a homer and was tagged out.
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Tommy Teuber
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Tilden Advances In Professional Tennis Championship
Tilden reaches the third round at the South Shore Country Club in the professional tennis championship by defeating Phil Paghy of Kane City in straight sets. Other seeded players won their first round matches with little trouble.
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Miller Junior Nine Legion Triumph Over Blunt Seniors
Miller Junior Nine Legion defeated the Blunt seniors by a score of 280 to 13 in an Orient game. Miller's battery featured Heath, Smith, and Males with strong defense and timely hits. Berna and John were noted for key plays as the team secured the win.
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Leather Throwing Group Best Ever To Represent U. S.
In San Francisco the Olympic boxing team was chosen after a three night open tournament. Eight finalists earned U S honors with Salica Bor Flynn Feary Lang Hines Barth Miller and others named alternates. Spike Webb praised the squad as his best yet and they head for Los Angeles to train.
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Somerville
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Chicago
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Perrin
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Olympic Committee
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New York
Homer Brandis
San Francisc
Spike Webb
Amateur Title Threat
Amateur golf scene heats Oklahoma City as Dallas player Gus Moreland eyes the U S Amateur crown after winning the Trans Mississippian title among 50 regional golfers. He shot a 63 in one match and set a course record, with Pete Jourdan of Des Moines enduring a tough loss. Moreland previously qualified for nationals and aimed to advance past Beverly qualifiers.
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Knights of Columbus win Redfields kit tenball league title
Redfield July 2. Knights of Columbus beat De Molays 19 to 8 to clinch the season’s windup. Irishmen led standings at .666 with Gamble Tigers 555 and De Molay 444, Texaco Oilers last at 333. Hardt and K C southpaw Hardt paced victory in seventh inning with Albrecht Fitzgerald and Smucker strong at bat and McDermott behind, as crowds of up to 300 watched each Tuesday and Thursday games. President Dr. L R Walston called it the league’s most successful season. Winning battery: Hardt and McDermott with Fitzgerald at 1b and McAmulty 7b. Robbins 3b. Crain Denker Albrecht Johnson in the outfield. Smith and Snook as relievers.
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Seabright Tennis Tournament Opens With Strong Field
Johnny Doeg and Sidney B. Wood lead a deep Seabright tournament field as first round matches begin despite several top players withdrawing for better hospitality. Helen Jecota headlines the women's division as the event aims for high competition.
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Lake Preston Wins Two K Ball Tussles
Lake Preston completed its week with two K ball tussles, finishing the schedule 18 to 10 in the nightcap. The final score stood 3 to 1 in favor of Others, as tension rose and the crowd roared during the closing innings amid windy conditions.
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Harrold Grabs Hopes in A Y P League Thriller
Harrold surged to the lead in the A Y P league as Gettysburg and Harrold had been tied for first. A late ninth inning rally by Harrold produced two runs after Mahan tied the game with a homer in the sixth. Gettysburg failed to score in the bottom half as Harrold Brown and Mario teamed for the win.
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Lake Preston Beat Swanders 19 to 11 In League Tilt
Lake Preston defeated Swanders Bakery ten of Huron 19 to 11 last night as Huron committed many errors while Preston's defense and 19 hits fueled the win. Hudier drew cheers for his handling behind the plate and upbeat antics during the game.
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Canada Denies Striking Netsters Invitation
Ottawa officials announced that three amateur players who withdrew from the Seabright tournament were refused invites to the Canadian Lawn Tennis Championships starting today. Names listed include Wilbur Coen Fritz Miers Bryan Gant and George Lothar, with limited further details.
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Oilers Face Large Task In Guarding D Ball Leadership
The City League pace setters, Standard Oil, open their defense of the perfect rating tonight as Oilers miss star pitcher Russell Bullis. Oilers face two games this week to hold the lead over Armour Packers and C N W railroaders with a city title at stake. If Oilers win tonight and again later, they clinch the crown. a loss could force a playoff with the Rails for the second half title.
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Redfield Beats Huron Juniors for State Tourney Berth
Redfield American Legion juniors defeated Huron 3 to 0 to clinch a district tournament win and secure a state berth at Sioux Falls. Waddington pitched effectively, Wheeler moundsman for Huron offered a strong show but Redfield broke through at key moments. Hale and Mahoney made stellar plays to limit runs as Huron’s bats failed to produce.
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Redfield American Legion
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Wadkington
Spick County
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Redfiel
Sioux Falls
Niermeyer Wins C N W Railroad Handicap Golf Tourney
The 64 player field saw Maynard Niemeyer win the championship by defeating Harold Terry in the finals after advancing through upper and lower brackets. Terry beat A J Ray in the low bracket semifinals while Niemeyer beat Claire Simpson in the upper bracket semifinals. The event showcased a long route to victory, with players needing multiple rounds to reach the final. The railroad group plans another handicap tournament with play beginning this week.
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