Huron District D-Ball Tournament Planned August 21
Fourteen towns in the James Valley district will compete in the Huron elimination meet at C N W rail road park with games starting August 21. The plan reduces the state diamondball field to 36 teams by district eliminations and serves as a trial following last year's contest.
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Willis A. Hall
Milfer
B. BR. Danielson
Pierre
Hall
Sworthy
South Dakota
Abedeen
Heron
Huron
Danielson
Bill Plummer
State Association
Sumlay
James Vatley
Alpena
Bancroft
Bonilla
Carthage
Cavour
de Smet
Hitchcock
Iroquois
Virgil Wessington Springs
Willow Lake
Welsay
Woonsocket
Foad Park
Black Hills
Rapid City
Belle Fourche
Buffalo Gap
Custer
Deadwood
Edgemont
Fairburn
Ft. Meade
Hill City
Hot Springs
Keystone
Lead
Newell
Spearfish
Sturgis
Whitewood
Northwestern
Timber Lake
Bison
Dupree
Eagle Butte
Faith
Firesteel
Isobel
Lemmon
McIntosh
McLaughlin
Morristown
Redelin
Street
Thunder Hawk
West River
Presho
Belvidere
Chamberlain
Draper
Interior
Kadoka
Kennebec
Murdo
Oacoma
Okaton
Relience
Stamford
Vivian
White Hiver
Home Run Leaders By The Ameccsted Frep
National leaders include Klein, Phill Terry and Ott for the Giants and Foxx for the Asterlcan. Ruth Ruth and Yookeos are listed with 36 noted, reflecting a mixed set of names and an implied home run total.
Americans Ready For Sprint Heats At Ninth Olympiad
The article notes thirty four nations in the first Olympic track events with Ralph Metcalfe favored in the 100 and 200 meters. US sprinters seed early rounds amid strong international rivals while other events show tougher draws for Bill Carr and 800 meter entrants as Cy open competition promises a strong field.
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Paul Zimmerman
Los Angeles
Uncle Sam
Ralph Metcalfe
Birchell Pearson
Canada
Cashmen
America
Eddie Tolan
Frederick Reid
Great Britain
Andre Theard
Haiti
George Simpson
Andre] Eng
Emmett Page
Metcalfe
Harold Wright
China
Cheng-Chun Liu
United States
Bill Carr
George Golding
Australia
Drew Stoneley
Ben Eastman
Joubert
Joachim Buechner
Germany
Hjalmar Johannesen
Norway
Eddie Genung
Paul Keller
France
Paul Martin
Switzerland
Charles Hornbostel
Otto Peltzer
Alex Wilson
Ed Turner
Sera Martin
Jon Lovelock
New Zealand
Hampson
Brazil
Japan
Mexico
Saylor Nets Second Hole in One at Huron Country Club
Dr H L Saylor, veteran Huron golfer, aced the 176 yard second hole at Huron Country Club yesterday while shooting 38 for nine. It was his second career ace after a tee shot on a 4th hole at the old Horsa Town and Country club about four years ago.
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Huron
Country Club
H. L. Saylor
Huron Country Club
Saylor
Horsa Town and Country Club
Frank Spence
J. ©. Penney
Mashie
Track Records Are Approved by I A A F
Los Angeles hosts the listing of fourteen new world track and field records approved by the I A A F rules and records committee and slated for Congress approval. Names include Frank Wykoff, Fat L Jessup, Steve Anderson, Ben Eastman, Vic Williams, Jules Ladoumegue, Paavo Nurmi, Chuehi Nambu, Armando Valente, Matt Jarvinen, Akilles Parvinen, and events ranging from 100 yards to decathlon.
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Los Angeles
Frank Wykoff
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Fatl Jessup
Pittsburgh
Steve Anderson
Ben Eastman
Vic Williame
Jules Ladoumegue
Paavo Nurmi
Chuehi Nambu
Japan
Armando
Valente
Italy
Vente
Matt
Jarvinen
Finland
Akilles
Parvinen
Stanford Shore
A. Hatlce le Bablen
Council Likely to Seek Nurmi Suspension at Congress
Los Angeles July 28 The final Nurmi trial for receiving excess funds during a German Barnstorming trip nears. The International Amateur Athletic Federation council plans to recommend disqualification from the Olympics and to push new rules granting authority to handle such cases. Finland and the United States brace for a floor duel at the LA A F congress with wires anticipated.
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Los Angeles
Paulo Nurmi
Interational Amateur Athletic Federation
Nurmi
Finland
LA. A. F
Congress
United States
Paavoy
Other Countries May Land Firsts
Alan Govid surveys the looming Olympic track and field battles as nations beyond the United States challenge American supremacy. Finland Great Britain Japan and Germany lead a diverse field with Italy Poland and Czechoslovakia contributing. The opening day includes three finals with the high jump led by George Spitz and a potential Nurmi facing Kusocinski in the 10000 meters. The shot put sees Leo Sexton defending against Frantsek Dowda and Emil Hirschfeld as records loom across the 50,000 meter walk and other events at the long Olympic stadium.
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Alan Govid
Los Angeles
United States
Samuel
Finland
Great Britain
Japan
Germany
Italy
Poland
Czecho
Slovakia
U.S.A
America
George Spitz
Paave Nurmi
Votmari Iso-Hollo
Lauri Virtanen
Jan Kusocinski
Nurmi
Leo Sexton
New York
Deuds
Favrite
Frantsek Dowda
Czecho-Slovakia
Sexton
Emil Hirchhfeld
Hag Dons
Mirschfeld
Lake Preston Keeps Winning In Two K Ball Games
Lake Preston, July 3, special report, notes the Lake Preston kittenball teen adds two more opponents this week with victories over Oldham and Erwin. Friday night the team hosted a doubleheader at the Lake Preston diamond, defeating De Smet in the afternoon to sweep into camp at the park.
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Lake Preston
Oldham
Inight
Erwin
Locel
Virgil Nine Has Excellent Record
Virgil baseball club has a fine season so far with nine victories and two defeats. They have 106 runs for and 52 against in 11 games. Newman leads with 21 hits in 43 at bats for a .438 average, including nine singles, nine doubles, a triple and two home runs. Tulare visits Sunday after a string of victories and high hopes for a strong showing.
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Virgil
Virgil Baseball Club
Weslington Springs
Hitchcock
Newman
Peterson
Tulare
Fens
German Mittmen Get Even Break in Chicago Boxing Night
German boxers led early but Midwest fighters from Chicago won key bouts at Soldier Field. Keithias drew heavyweight clash securing a draw for Germany while Johnny Phagan from Chicago KOed Berlin policeman Eric Campe in the welterweight bout.
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Chicago
Heinrich Kohlhaas
Muenster
Germany
Teuton
Midwest
Soldier Field
Keithias
Duffy Crench
Great Lakes
Kohlhass
Dyonch
Dave Barry
Europe
Los Angeles
Invaders
Werner
Hans Ziglarski
Josef Schleinhofer
Munich
Henry Hothier
Moline
Tony Sutton
Nichols
Adolph Wister
Green Bay
Wis
Johnny Phagan
Eric Campe
Berlin
Allison Is Chosen To Replace Shields
Paris July 2 Wilmar Allen was chosen to replace Frank Shields as a United States Davis Cup singles player. He will face Henri Ducket in the monad match of the challenge round against France tomorrow. Hilsworth Vines Jr US number one meets four Berutis in the first match.
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Allison
Shields
Paris
Wilmar Allen
Frank Shield
United States
Davis
Wim
Henri Ducket
France
Hilsworth Vines, Jr
Berutis
Bernom Prestics
Axg Tam
Shislis
Wimbledon
Germany
Rem
Cochet
Reterieg
Yale Finishes Strong in 14–9 Victory Over Armour Packers
Yale overcame a slow start to defeat Armour Packers 14 to 9 at C.2c N.W. park. Maass and Maass led Yale on the mound and at the plate, with Ted Hohm and Sweeney contributing key power hits. Armour rallied in the sixth and seventh frames, but Yale answered with a seven-run seventh to seal the win as darkness halted play after eight innings.
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Yale Baseball Club
Armour Packers
N.W. Park
Huron Club
Yale
Huron
Moses Geis
Maass
Boosters
Baseball Results and standings 2007 to 1950s era recap
A compact recap of early baseball results across leagues noting Yale and Armours teams, hits by B Martin and T Maass, home runs by Hohm Callahan Gascoigne, and double plays. American Association scores show Louisville Toledo Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul Indianapolis Columbus results. Detroit Tigers face rough patch post July 4 with losses to Athletics. Yankees and Indians trade via doubleheaders. Pirates surge in National League with late wins over Giants. Cubs split with Braves. Dodgers edge Cardinals. Reds halt a late rally.
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Keuhl
Martin
T. Maass
Hohm
Callahan
Gascoigne
Walch
Calishan
Yale
Armours
A. Masse
Hohey
I Welsh
L. Bloodgood
Teuber
Bich
Meass
Calathan
Masas
Breuck
Maam
Umpirea
Sandia
Zeigeldorf
MarFayden
Phillips
Hildebrand
Sewell
Rae
Rhodes
Pipgrat
Jurgens
Herder
Russell
Hadlin
Myatt
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit
Athletics
A's
Whitehill
Goldstein
Wyatt
Rube Walberg
Buck Marrow
Tiger
Yanks
Yack Quinn
Dodgers
Mickey Finn
Cincinnat
Reds
Phillies
Larry Benton
Bean Balls Fade as American League Ends Wild Pitch Nuisance
In Chicago on July 28, Will Harridge ordered suspensions of bean ball pitchers starting July 11. Protests dropped as players abandon dangerous practice. Harridge praises league’s restraint and plans to attend Cleveland’s opening, while attendance records loom for a Yankees Athletics double header in New York with 380,375 fans.
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Chicago
Will Harridge
Harridge
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Rails And Dairy Tangle Tonight In City Diamond Race
The C N W railroad team seeks a tie for second half league honors by beating Huron Dairy Products, while Standard Oil and Elks clash after a rainout. Armour Packers closed their schedule with a shutout of Standard Oil, and Oilers chase the three way tie in their game with Elks. A managers meeting Monday will map second half playoffs and district tournament entries for August 21 in the James Valley event at Aberdeen with state qualifiers on September 4 and 5.
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C. & N. W. Eairoadery
Huron “Dairy Products
Standard Oil
The
Elks
Yale Armour
Armour Packers
Oilers
Swander Bakers
City Association
Tom Luby
Plang
Mare
James Valley
Aberdeen
Canaries Fall in Tourney Final Amid Upset
The Fiskdergitte Cite Intisns defeated the S. F. Canaries in a tight tournament final. The Canaries struggled to keep pace as the other team pulled ahead late, sealing the title in a high stakes showdown.
Millers Break Losing Streak With Comeback Win
CHICAGO July 2 One big inning shattered Minneapolis current skid and kept them atop the American association pennant race. Trailing by one in the sixth, the Millers rallied with a triple a double and two singles and two walks for six runs to win 7 to 6. Rosy Ryan held the Blues in the final frame as St Paul added a doubleheader win over Milwaukee 4 to 5. Howard Craghead’s Toledo beat Louisville 5 to 2. Columbus saw its six game win streak end with Indianapolis 6 to 4 in a night game. The earlier deadlock persisted until the seventh.
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Minneapolis
Millers
Tising
Jik
Juet
Blues
Rosy Ryan
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Howard Craghead
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Jacobs Is Target Of Women Netsters At Seabright
Seabright lawn tennis club hosts women’s semifinals where Helen Jacobs aims to defend her title. Caroline Babcock, Virginia Hilleary, and Josephine Cruickshack reach semis as Babecca faces Jacobs. Men’s quarterfinals see upsets with Alonso and others advancing while Doeg loses in straight sets. Ames tops Indians 3 to 2 as Fort Thompson game notes close out.
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Seabright
N. I
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Caroline Babcock
Los Angeles
Virginia Hilleary
Philadelphia
Josephine Cruickshack
Santa Ana
John Hope
Doeg
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