Miller Players Cup Honors Eight Man Team And Low Ball Titles
Wessington Springs star Brown wins medal with 38 as nearly 100 golfers compete. Miller club dominates with an eight man team and low ball trophy behind Bard Johnson Schroeder Weaver Schmider and others in strong wind conditions at the Hur County course.
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Brown
Wessington Springs
Miller
Highmore
Huron County Club
Johnson
Bard
A. C. Schroeder
L. Weaver
Bill Redfield
Carthage
Ruskin Park
Iroquois
C. T. Krumm
Roy Cole
Keith Grant
C. Fullerton
Jim Burns
E. M. Robinson
W. M. Robinson
F. ©. Palmer
E. Sosse
R. R. Palmer
Ruskin Fare
Harold Grant
B. Askey
D. A. Leavey
EC. Ellingson
G. B. Wilder
Fred Drakle
Wellington Springs
E E Brown
Huron H. Noble
Clive Wer
F. B. Schrader
M. V. Avery
Tom Huesger
Frank Spence
W.E Nielson
Ralph Knight
Gust Jacobson
H. H Hedblom
RR Cowling
HL A. McClelland
Troqueis
Minard
Blume
Bard and Johnson
McLaughlin
Tomter
Schoeder
Schmider
Bunk
Weaver
Hollenbeck
Joseph
Swansea
Hawkins
Fullerton and Barn
O'Brien
Dunlap
Askew
McKeon Doubles Harvard Noble in Buick Cup Quarterfinals
George McKeon, the 1932 cap winner, defeated Harvard Noble 2 on 1 in a four quarter final at the Country Club, leaving H C Whaley to face Dr C R Stewart. The Central South Dakota tournament prompted the Buick Cup committee to extend deadlines for quarterfinals, with Stewart and Whaley to finish tonight. Semifinalists must complete 36 holes by Friday, and finalists must travel the 3é hole route to finish by next Monday.
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McKeon
Noble
George McKeon
Harvard Noble
Dr. C. R. Stewart
Central South Dakota
Stewart
Whaley
Women Offset Men To Give C N W Advantage In Golf Meet
Women from the C N W club edged the Public Links in the only female foursome, flipping the edge to the railroaders who host the windup next Sunday. Mrs Parsons and Mrs Dahl combined for 27 points, overturning the men’s 19 point lead and shaping a final tally of 50 to 41 in favor of C N W and railroaders.
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Futon
C. & N. W. Cours
Public Links
C. Ac N. W
George Parsons
Bert Dahl
G. H. Pearson
Ida Simclair
Tom Sickles
G. Welker
D. Horton
B. Coates
Glenn Bowe
Harold Bowe
J. Beddows
Robert van Arsdale
al Owens
Bill Plummer
Max Teuber
James Schuliner
Wayne John
H. A. Goethal
C. Austin
HL Teuber
Elk Juniors Lead City Junior League After Wins
Elks lodge junior American Legion baseball team moved into a tie for first place in the city league after a doubleheader win. Erickson pitched the Elks to a 12 to 5 opener victory over William Reeves Legion post, followed by a 14 to 3 win as May powered the offense. Busch pitched in relief.
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American Legions
Moose Lodge
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Erickson
William Reeves Legion Post
May
Moe
Busch
Jimmy Foulis Captures St Paul Open Title
Jimmy Foulis, a Chicago area pro, won the St Paul open with a par 72-hole total of 283 to take the $5,000 championship at Keller course. He beat George Von Elm by three and Walter Hagen by five, posting rounds of 70 72 69 72 and showing calm under pressure.
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Jimmy Foulis
ST. Paul
Scotland
Chicago
Keller Course
Bis Card
Keller
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Capt
Walter Hagen
Yale Club Wallops Bancroft 14 to 5
Yale baseball opened James Valley league play with a 14 to 5 victory over Bancroft. T Maass pitched well, allowing 5 runs while aiding Yale with a home run and a triple. R Maass connected for Bancroft with a three bagger. Yale schedules a home game next Wednesday at 6 against the Sioux City Ghosts.
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Yale
Wallops
Bancroft
Jame
T. Maass
Bencoft
T. Masas
Maass
Yele
R. Maass
Sioux City
Brilliant Pitching Carries N. Y. Club Four Games Ahead
The New York Yankees extend their lead with strong pitching as Lefty Gomez Walter Brown and Don Brennan rack up strikeouts in four-game series against the Athletics. The A's suffer 43 strikeouts in the series while the Yankees pull four games ahead atop the American League. Giants also surge in the National League with Schumacher and Fitzsimmons blanking foes.
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N. Y. Club
Late Ballot On All Star Team
The latest balloting to select the American league squad for the July 6 game at Gomiskey Park shows Lou Gehrig and Jimmy Foxx leading at first and long lists of top players by position. Voters name Cronin Crosetti Simmons Ruth and Cochrane among others as leading choices with varied city and team affiliations.
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Chicago
Gomiskey Park
Lou Gehrig
New York
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
Charlie Gehringer
Detroit
Tony Lazzeri
Jimmoy Dykes
Joe Cronin
Washington
Frank Crosetti
al Simmons
Babe Ruth
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Bill Dickey
Mickey Cochrane
Bog Grove
Vernon Gomez
Wes Ferrell
Oval
Bildebrand
Sheffield Wins One Loses Two Contests
Sheffield's diamondball team opened with a morning win over Van's Barbers of Huron then dropped two afternoon games to Armour Packers and Boren Grocery Co. The Barbers beat Sheffield 2 to 5, while the Grocers won 8 to 5 and the Packers triumphed 6 to 1.
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Sheffield
Sune
Van's Berbers of
Huron
Armour Packers
Boren Grocery Co
Packers
Wayland Teams Win Three D Ball Tilts
Wayland clubs claim three double ball contests in a weekend set. The Byers men beat Miller 14 to 10 and then topped St Lawrence in a separate tilt. The Wayland girls defeated York 28 to 18 and then beat Gilbert on the road.
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Wayland
Weyland
Kitterbell
Miller
St Lawrence
York Girls
Salaries on Athletic Commission Funds Cut to End Year
June rule directs salaries for state athletic commission members, including Attorney General Conway, be paid from on hand funds by year end. Members cannot be paid for services during one year from revenue in the next fiscal year, per RC Rhodes of Sioux Falls.
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Piere
State Athletic Commission
Conway
Pai
RC. Rhodes
Sioux Falls
Jirense Teen
Pligal to Captain 1934 State College Track Team
Jackrabbit Leader reports Joe Plikal of Tyndall will captain the 1934 State college track squad. A versatile athlete, Plikal excels in events up to a half mile and hurdles, with strong performances in weights, basketball, football, rifle shooting, and pistol marksman skills.
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Pligal
Schmeling Baer Set To Clash At Yankee Stadium Fight
Max Schmeling and Max Baer, two contrasting heavyweight styles, prepare for a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium on Thursday. Schmeling trains at Lake Swannanoa NJ with focused defense while Baer in Atlantic City relies on offense and a granite chin. Dempsey promotion draws near record advance sales and high gate potential as weigh‑in approaches in New York.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Yankee Stadium
Max Schmeling
California
Playboy
Max Bagr
Jack Dempsty
Schmeling
Livermore
Dempsey
Geert Taan
Heer
Lexet
Schymeling
Bax
Atlantic City
Sioux Falls teams name 1933 captains at Varsity Club dinner
William Brennan of Sherman was elected to lead the 1833-24 Sioux Falls basketball team. Grant Farnsworth of Alexandria was named Brave track captain, John Schultz of Sioux Falls chosen tennis captain. Brennen, a sophomore, was a scoring ace on the Brave court and a steady dashes runner. Farnsworth, a junior, is a three-letter man and has set low hurdle marks this spring. Schultz, a junior, is a two-year letterman and member of the tennis team that recently won state honors. They succeed Bob Rayl, Kermit Jacobson and Dick Bauer as captains.
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F.C
Sioux Falls
William Brennan
Sherman
Grant “Spuck’ Farmsworth
Alexandria
John Schultz
Brennan
Farnsworth
Shultz
Bob Rayl
Kermit Jacobson
Dick Bauer
Eight-Game Week Sets D Ball League Schedule
League D-Ball teams face an eight game week after postponements. doubleheaders open with Bears vs Ret Birds and Madhens vs Night Hawks. Tuesday starts three game slate including Armour Packers and De Molay. Wednesday sees city league Elks vs Huron Grocery and Prosperity Giants vs Night Hawks. No post season split. managers plan balance of season ahead of district and state tournaments.
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Prosperity League
Huron
Ciicui
Bears
Ret Birds
Madhens
Night Hawke
Armour Packers
de Molay
Ghosts
Maddens
Giants
Huron Grocery
Elks
Night Hawks
City League
Moose
Miller
Scores From National and American Leagues Across Multiple Games
AP rundown lists numerous players across national and American leagues with results from several matchups. Highlights include Pittsburgh beating Chicago and St. Louis defeating Cincinnati in first and second games, plus various American League pairings and minor league scores.
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Associated Press
Schumacher
Manele
Clark
Lopez
Guten
Shauta
Lopes
Outen
Philadelphia
Grace
Beery
Knott
McDonald
Stiles
Hebert
Shea
St_ Louis
Greavee
Grube
Coffman
Fediey
Ald Ruel
Indianapolis Indians emerge as threat to Columbus Red Birds
Chicago June 5 The Indianapolis Indians rise to second place three games behind Columbus in the American Association pennant race. Wade Billife r’s club has shuffled up the standings by playing under lights and winning two of three from Minneapolis while Columbus swept a four game series against Minneapolis. Minneapolis beat Columbus earlier but then lost a second game to the Indians. The Hoosier city club slugged Americus Poll and Earl Caldwell for 12 hits to win the first game of a doubleheader with Milwaukee 9 2. The second game was halted at 3 all by a closing time rule. St Paul swept Toledo, while Kansas City defeated Louisville twice 10 4 and 4 2.
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Autususy
Chicago
Indianapolis Indians
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Indians
Columbu
Wade Billifer
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Americus Poll
Earl Caldwell
Milwaukee
the & O'Clock
Hoosier Caotcl
St. Paul
Toledo
Mud Hens
Kansas City
Louisville
Springs Cubs Divide Games In Two Baseball Matches
WESSINGTON SPRINGS June 5 Corsica defeated the Springs Cubs 10 to 2 in a Custer Battlefield Highway league game as Corsica rapped 10 hits off Triplett while Wessington Springs misplayed six errors. In a charity game for the town band the Cubs routed Stickney 33 to 1 with heavy late scoring after a quiet middle.
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Wessington Springs
Wessington
Cubs
Stickney
Sticksney
Jone
Brotherton
Wellington Springs
Triplett
Walbbeck
H. Ausmus
Lake Preston Wins Two D Ball Games
Lake Preston’s basketball team played two Sunday afternoon games with De Smet. In game one Lake Preston won 19 to 2, with eight home runs in the seventh inning. In game two Lake Preston won 17 to 8. Clarence Beck pitched first, Ing Beck catching. Ing Beck pitched the second with Arnold Eid catching. Outstanding players for Lake Preston included Jere Anderson Finney and Dahl.
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Lake Preston
Specia
Lake Preston Kitterbball
de Smet
Clarence Beck
Ing Beck
Arnold Eid
Jere Anderson
Fhinney
Dahl
King Levinsky Must Appear Before Board
Chicago reports King Levinsky, heavyweight, to appear before the state athletic commission to explain conduct during the bout with Tuffy Griffiths. He faces charges of unusual roughness and unbecoming language toward Referee Phil Collins. Initial purse was ordered held.
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King Levinsky
Chicago
Clingis State Athletic Commission
Tuffy Griffiths
Phil Collins
Jeter
Northern League scores update with postponed game
Northern League results show Winnipeg 3 Crookston 4 and Fargo Moorhead 8 East Grand Forks 5 8 5 2 2 3 4 Superior 18 Brainerd 4 East Grand Forks 15 Moorhead Fargo Crookston 0 with first game postponed due to wet grounds situation persists after a Saturday slate.
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Crookston
Fargo-Moorhead
East Grand Forks
Superior
Brainerd
Moorhead
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