Gehrig Hits Four Homers as Yankees Rope Athletics
Lou Gehrig belted four consecutive homers at Sijibe Park, powering the Yankees to a 20 13 rout of the Philadelphia Athletics. The feat matches a major league mark, while the Yankees also piled up 50 bases on 2% hits and tied the league record for home runs in 10 games. Goose Goslin added a Brown’s homer in a 2 1 victory.
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Lou Geluiz
Jony
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Sijibe Park
Philadelphia Athletics
Hubert Lowe
Boston Nationals
Ld Detehanino
Philadelphia
Yankees
Foxx
White Sox
St. Louis
Goose" Goslin
Browns
Lleveland
Detroit
Tigges
Boes Gehiigs
Sav
Baseball Results From American Association Games
Baseball results show Columbus defeating Toleta and Minntogeis 87 to 1. Kansas City triumphed over St Paul 3 to 425 in scores, with Milwaukee 5 recorded in the day’s standings.
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American Association
Columbus
Toleta & Minntogeis
Kansas City
St Paul
Salwaukee
Fights Last Night Associated Press Roundup
Fights last night report notes Tommy Freeman of Arkansas outpointed Buck McTier in Pittsburgh while King Tut is mentioned with ENS FONT Wis. in a brief combat item. The terse entry lists bare results and conflicting fragments from the Associated Press dispatch.
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The
Associated Press
Fittsburgh
Tommy Freeman
Hot 3 Ark
Buck McTiertsburgh
ENS Font
Wis
King Tut
Golf Greats Chase British Open Amid Turbulent Field
The article surveys 1920s champions and contenders like Sam Snead, Harry Cooper, Tommy Armour, and Bobby Jones, detailing past titles, near-misses, and the lure of the British Open. It notes American and British rivals, prize money, and the elusive crown shared by several veterans amid a backdrop of storied careers and shifting fortunes.
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New York
Sam
Sandwich
Harry Cooper
Macy Ao
Tommy Armour
Walter Hagen
Smith
Conper
U. S
Mac His
Bobby Jones
Cooper
Armour
S. Onoen
P. S A
Lo— Sarazan
Corver
Moriarity's Son in Law School Honor and Umpire Link
George Moriarty jr 24, son of the American Teague umpire, completes his junior year at the University of Minnesota law school and is elected to Ivon Wedge honorary society. Also honored are Walter Hass of Bristow Iowa Edward Gadier of Lead South Dakota Robinson of Baraboo and the basketball captain-elect.
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Moriarity
Minneapolis
George Moriarty
Bis
George, Jr
University of Minnesota
Ivon Wedge
Walter Hass
Bristow
Iowa
Sall
Edward Gadier
Lead
S. D. Y Robinson
Baraboo
Elec
Flag Pole Favored To Win In Chicago Race
A new challenger for the three year old division was expected in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park today. Flag Pole was the overnight favorite with Oscalator and Mad Pursuit also heavily supported by backers in the runup to the race.
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Chicago
New York
Belmont Park
Vines Sails To Play in British Net Meet
Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena, the national singles champion, sails from New York aboard the Ile de France for Europe to compete at Wimbledon in the Beith champion event.
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New York
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Cal
Ile de France
Europe
Beith
Abipe
Wimbledon
Huron Elks D Ball Ten Defend State Title At Madison
Huron Elks D Ball Ten travels to Madison to defend the 1931-32 state title at the convention tied event in Brookings Aberdeen Hr theli Sioux Falls lodges challenge Huron's supremacy. Luby plans to take Dan Hudler Harold Collins Harold Limb Tommy Diamors Alex Culhane Frank Coffey Bill Plummer Stanley Schroeder L. C. Fullerton. Golfers include Ted Prew T. D. Coughlin Stanley Colton Jack Frost Kekn Hinman H. C. Whaley C. C. Smith and Dr. H. L. Saylor. George Stafford leads the shooting squad with Don Tolmie replacing him in Madison. Other marksmen: Roy Daum Jim Ebert Bert York Gus Anderson Herm York John Tolmie Albert Ardersin Claude Ebert Earl Pellant.
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Huron Elks
Brookings
Madiso
Aberdeen
Hrtheli
Sioux Falls
Huron
Muram
Huron Lodge
Tom Luby
Madison
Dan Hudler
Harold Collins
Harold Limb
Tommy Diamors
Alex Culhane
Frank Coffey
Bill Plummer
Stanley Schroeder
L. C. Fullerton
Heaven Lodge
Oves
Ted Prew
Gus Anderson
Herm ‘York
John Tolmie
Albert Ardersin
Claude Ebert
Earl Pellant
East Side Juniors rout West Siders in 15 to 1 game
East Side Juniors defeated West Siders 15 to 1 in a free scoring American Legion A contest. The schedule shows B teams Wednesday and A teams Friday, with a joint practice game against the Huron Knights of Columbus Monday at the State Fair grounds. All players are urged to attend for equal playing time.
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East Side
West
State Fair Grounds
Batstaff
G O P And Demos Clash On Diamond
Washington June 14 91 first bleed in quadrennial battle between Republicans and Democrats on the baseball diamond. Gene Tenney leads Republican spokesmen while Democrats test the field to see who can win the game and the gate receipts go to charity. Vinegar Carter captains the Republican team with McMillan leading Democrats and a 1 year old bat boy among the ranks.
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Washington
Gene Tenney
Sweet Charity
House
Vinegar Carter
Wyoming
McMillan
South Carolina
Io Bat-Boy
Edgar Howard
Nebraska
Schaefer
Wisconsin
Kid Granite Beats Zarro In Ten Round Dallas Bout
Oklahoma City featherweight Kid Granite defeated Detroit’s Gvp Zarro on points in a ten round main event in Dallas. Detroit welterweight Jimmy Valentine won a decision over Fort Worth’s Doc Kitchens in an intracity bout.
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Dallas
Tex
Kid Granite
Oklahoma City
Gvp Zarro
Detroit
Jimmy Valentine
Doc Kitchens
Fort Worth
Mysterious Exchange After Memorable Fight at Memorial Day Game
Unclear remarks attributed to Unigie George Moriarty as he knocked out Mott Gaston of the White Sox during a Memorial Day event. Reportedly Moriarty challenged “the whole White Sox team” after the incident, with spectators near the grandstand noting his remark.
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George Moriarty
Mott Gaston
White Sox
Hesler
Cleveland
Moriarty
Huron Boosters to Clash with Mitchell Kernels on Sunday
Skipper Peyton leads Huron Boosters in a home Sunday 3 PM clash at C. N. W. park against the Mitchell Kernels to start a key South Dakota semi pro rivalry. Kernels boast uncertain strength with ex Wesleyan players on roster as Roosters seek a fourth straight 1932 win.
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Huron Boosters
Eveat
Batte
South Dakota
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Mitchell Club
Kernels
Boosters
Dakota Wesleyan
Kernel
Mackey
Barnhart
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Mit
Oger Peyton
Kari Keers
Poyton
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W. Tanson
Johnson
Russett
Sportstep
Bullis
Valdez
Lester
Olson
Paschal Equals Hitting Record in Six Hit Day
Ben Paschal former Yankee outfielder and St Paul star tied a league record by six hits in six at bats driving in three and scoring three as the Saints beat Milwaukee 12 to 5. The achievement matches records set by Haas Zinn Cuccinello Voter Koenecke Pick among others. Columbus opened its new stadium with an 11 to 2 win over Louisville before 17900 fans.
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Ben Paschal
New York Yankee
St. Paul
American Association
Paschal
Milwaukee
Kessinich
Stiles
Braxton
Saints
Bruno Haas
Jimmy Zinn
Kansas City
Tey Cuccinello
Columbus
Mer Voter
Minneapolis
Len Koenecke
Indianapolis
Eddie Pick
Idianapolis
Mils
Joel Dawson
Indians
Toledo
Red Birds
Louisville
Troquois and Carthage Enter Central South Dakota Golf
Troquois and Carthage golf clubs accepted invitations to join a central South Dakota tournament at Huron Country Club Links on Sunday July 12. Each club pledged at least eight players. Last year 76 players competed with Miller’s Russell Bard and Bilk Johnson winning in team play with a low ball score of 15.
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Carthage
South Dakota
Huron Country Club
C. E. Albright
Carthlege
H. D. Harrington
Iroquois Club
Russell Bard
Bilk Johnson
Miller
Huron
Weiel
Ed Flanagan Aims for Olympic Hammer Throw Return
Ed Flanagan, former Holy Cross athlete and Olym pic hammer champion in 1900s, trains with the Queens Athletic Club as he targets another Olympic run. He previously won Penn Relays hammer in 1930 with 158 feet 2 3/4 inches and set an A AAU record of 162 feet. He helped the U S beat Britain in Chicago and set a Senior AAU mark at Lincoln Nebraska last year.
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Drish
Olympic
Qeles Athletic Club
T 'Flanegan
United States
Holy Cross
Penn
Aucutt
Boston A. A
Flanagan
Lincoln
Nel
Canzoneri Faces Title Loss Over Delayed Defense
Chicago report notes lightweight champion Tony Canzoneri must defend his world title soon or it will be vacated by the National Boxing Association. He was due by May 20 but agreed to a timely takedown fight. The NAB also receives protest from Britain's boxing board over recognizing Tommy Paul as featherweight champion until he meets Nel Tarleton.
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Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
National Boxing Association
Chamepions
Canzoneri
British Boxing Board of Control
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Nel Tarleton
Great Britain
Postpone Singles In Court Tourney In France
The French championships semis in Auteuil were halted by rain. George De Stefanl led Roderich Menzel 2-0 in the first set when the downpour stopped play, forcing postponement to tomorrow.
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Auteuil
France
UPI
George de Stefanl
Roderich Menzel
Tui Knocks Burns in Third Round Knockout
King Tui, Minneapolis welterweight, KOed Frankie Burns of Milwaukee in the third round of a 10 round bout in Stevens Point Wisconsin. It was Burns first knockout loss. Frade Knauer won a six round decision over Ted Al Giers in the semi windup.
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Frankie Burns
Kayo
Groton Juniors Defeated by Webster Juniors 13-1
Groton June 4 Groton juniors lose to Webster juniors in a seven inning game. Webster pitcher Dickenson and Overton held Groton to one run while Groton’s bats included Nagle Barthle and Gibbs.
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Groton
Belgium Chamber debate over conscientious objectors
In Brussels a chamber of deputies reply to a petition signed by 61 Belgians on behalf of conscientious objectors imprisoned for refusing to serve in armor. The curt answer defends Belgium’s handling of domestic affairs amid foreign interference concerns.
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Belgium
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Giants Shock Terry Wins 65 in Selection Fight
New York churns with confusion as the Nationals pick Terry over McGraw in a turbulent decision. Officials split, Terry’s holdout stance clashes with management while Bancroft remains in the frame for the next Giants era. Stoneham defends the choice amid criticism from Grant and others.
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New York
Bill Terry
Dave Bancroft
Giants
Terry
Charles A. Stoneham
Grant
So and Stone
Waner And Foxx Lead In Hitting Rankings
The weekly leaders show Babe Ruth among top sluggers with 11 home runs and Red Wortman among notable doubles. Paul Waner and Jimmie Foxx share pace in batting, while Ernie Lombardi and Chick Hafey post high totals. National and American league leaders are named with standouts from New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Detroit.
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Sideri Vf
Borh
Lombarti
Ernie Lomberdi
Cincatcher
Innile
Burst
Philadelphia
Mei
Bill Dick
Yankees
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Burl
Detroit
Stephenson
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Klein
Delphia
Crio
New York
Averill
Cleveland
Levey
St. Louise
Gehraezer
JV Foxx
Foxx
Eenors
Gger
Frisch
Blue
White Sox
Tigers
Tacy
Phillie
Paul Waner
Babe Herman
Cin
Atellan
Bruce Campbell
St. Loi Ya -Beggers
Buddy Washington
Washington
Stars Shine in Quick Hits From the Major Leagues
Yesterday's action features Moeedece Lae Lou Gehrig homering four times as the Yankees tie the league record against the Athletics. Tony Piettes hits his fourth homer to help beat the Cubs. Wes Ferrell homers with one on as the Indians win. Bob Worthington drives in the winning run for the Braves over the Dodgers. Goose Goslin helps the Browns end a pitchers' duel with a tenth inning homer against the White Sox.
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Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Athletics
Tony Piettes
Finlish
Cubs
Wes Ferrell
Indians
Bob Worthington
Doub
Dodgers
Geese Goslin
Browns
White Sox
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