Marksmen to Gather in Huron for Annual Trap Meet
Marksmen from South Dakota and northwest states travel to Huron to launch the 1931 SD Trapshooting Association championship. The three day event at Huron Gun Club grounds includes practice Sunday, amateur and professional contests, and the Frank E Brooks trophy. W W Marr of Yankton defends the state title. George Gregor of Redfield holds the doubles crown. The meeting will set 1932 site and elect officers.
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Huron
G. H. Arland
South Dakota
Northwest States
Huron Gun Club
North Huron
P. B. Bishop
Iroquois
Mewark
H. Arland
Farrar
W. W. Marr
Yankton
Lotal Club
Eammest
William Bliss
Vermillion
Wille
F. J. Fellenger
G. M. Anderson
Don Tolmlee
Fellenger
Legal Club
Anderson
George Gregor
Redfield
Harry K. Anderson
South Dakota Skoters
Frank E. Brooks
Duluth
George Kreger
American Trapshooting Association
H. G. Taylor
Kerry Wilson
F. D. Hawkins
Wiliam D. Bliss
Stickney Named Brave Track Chief at Sioux Falls College
Stickney, sopnantore at Sioux Falls college, is named captain of the 1962 track and field squad. Lettermen elect Stickney to lead, with two newcomers following. Seniors include Stoddard’s 1931 captain and Bob and Everett Winnett. other athletes listed span hurdling, sprints, throws, and jumps from various towns and schools.
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Stickney
Sioux
Falls
Orlo Stickney
Sioux Falls College
Tes
Stick
Stoddard
Bob
Everett Winnett
Hh Dennis
Marshalltown
Iowa
Donald Tanquist
Alcester
Charles Davis
Littleinn
Vile
Kermit Jacobson
Wakonda
Vo Mile
Don James
Alexandria
Alvin Fletcher
Parker
Emil Haveling
Ochevedan
Towa
Fights Last Night Highlight PAASA Bout in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, Tony Herrera and Eddie Andrea headline a PAASA bout last night as Te:nut paints a vivid ring scene and Seae Seabei is mentioned in coverage.
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Rebbi
Seae
Pittsburgh
Tony Herrera
el Pa
Eddie Andere
Last Year's Champs And Their Records
Amateurs lead with Bliss Vermillion 196 20 and Kreger Redfield NAM in state titles. An derson Huron posts 5 100 in handicap while Greser Redfield 373 400 tops all-around. Brown Watertown 191 200 claims professional singles title, Kreger Redfield also cited in Brooks trophy. Avland cup goes to Friar Newark and Marr Vanktar leads Huron Gun Club specials for 14 15.
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William Bliss
Vermillion
George Kreger
Redfield
Nam
Herey K. Anderson
Huron
George Greser
W. A. Brown
Watertown
R_ I. Cheno
P. B. Bishop
Iroquois
Brooks
W. W. Friar
Newark
Huron Gun Club
W. W. Marr
Vanktar
Charles Kaldhnull
Wayland
Court Tourney Planned In Huron For Netsters
An open tennis tournament in Huron invites all local players to register at Wheeler Drug Store. If enough interest and players enter by a June 15 deadline, matches will be staged this summer on the Wheeler and city courts with ownership permitting use of the private Wheeler courts.
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Wheeler
Wheeler Drug Store
Public Linksmen Prize Program At Huron Course
The Huron public course opens Sunday June 14 with a blind bogey start. Clyde Smith says summer events include cash prizes for top scorer with tags dated after June 1, plus weekly low nine hole scores and merchandise prizes. A 280 yard practice driving range and greens improvements were completed this spring.
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Huron Public Cell
Clyde Smith
Huron
Sheehan Released by Kansas City Joins Minneapolis Chiefs
Veteran pitcher Tom Sheehan was released by Kansas City of the American Association yesterday and signed by the Minneapolis club. He will wear Butler’s uniform at Kansas City on Monday.
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Millers
Sheehan
Minneapolis
Tom Sheehan
Kansas City
Minnespolis
Butler
Inday
Babe Ruth Caps Yankees Win With Home Run At Stadium
Babe Ruth returned from injury to launch a game deciding homer in the ninth inning for the Yankees at Yankee Stadium, tying for the major league batting lead with Mickey Cochrane at a .343 average. St Louis slid to a 8-1 defeat as Ruth paraded around the bases amid jubilant fans.
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Hugh §. Fullerto., Jr
Babe
Mickey Cochrane
Huron golfers to Highmore for invitation event
Huron will send a large delegation to the invitation golf tournament at Highmore tomorrow. Between 11 and 20 Fair City players plan to compete as Central South Dakota hosts golfers from many areas. Dr CX Stewart and Jack Frost, last year’s tow ball champions at Highmore, seek to defend titles with other entrants including Paul Elis, John Hinman, Howard Shober, Max Gordon, Q R Preston, Clyde Smith, Ross Matson, Ted Schiefer, Mike Moran, Tom Huesgen and Booe.
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Huron
Highmore
Fair City
South Dakota
CX. Stewart
Jack Frost
St High J
Huree
Paul Elis
John Hinman
Howard Shober
Max Gordon
Q. R. Preston
Clyde Smith
Ross Matson
Ted Schiefer
Mike Moran
Tom Huesgen
Huron Country Club
Central South Dakota
de Smet
Iroquois
Thompson wins first prize at opening miniature golf
Dale Thompson captured the first prize of 9 dollars and Mrs. Frank Osmanson of Huron earned second prize of 2 dollars at the opening round of the play-a-round miniature golf course here Thursday evening.
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WIY
Wolsey
Dale Thompson
Frank Osmanson
Huron
Yesterday's Stars spark a batch of late game charges
Bebe Ruth hits a tenth homer with one on in the ninth to beat the Browns. Jim Collins drives in Watkins in the tenth as the Cardinals win. Babe Phelps and Jack Quinn hold Cubs to six hits in a 3-1 win. Zachary blanks Pirates as George Able wins for the Tigers. Lou Fonnica belts his 12th inning homer to lift the White Sox over the Athletics.
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Senators
Washington
Detroit Tigers
George Bse
Sam Jones
Jones
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Lefty Fonseca
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Cubs
Phelps
Quinn
Braves
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Associated Press
Bebe Ruth
Yankees
Browns
Jim Collins
Cardinals
Watkins
Furthet
Gisnis
W. Rostiger
Reds
Philadelphia
Babe Phelps
Jack Quinn
Tom. Zachary
Pirates
George Able
Tigers
Lou Fonnica
White Sox
Athlatice
Boosters Set for Sioux Falls Return With Canaries
Huron Boosters travel to Sioux Falls for a return engagement after losing to the Canaries 12 to 9. Manager Fisher reshapes the team with new pitchers Brown and Blair, adds Johnson back infield, and eyes Ward and White for a strengthened outfield as they aim to improve Sunday's game.
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Boosters
Sioux Falls
Canaries
Sioux Falls Canaries
Huron Boosters
Stone Falls
Yellowbirds
Fisher
Peyton
Brown
Woonsocket
Blair
Roy Blair
Huron
Lloyd
Rockham
Roosters
Johnson
Jones
Daly
Innier
Ward
St Paul
Sundsy
White
Rewri
Dairymen Defeat Rail D Ballers In City League Tilt
The Dairymen beat the C. & WN. Wy railroaders 11 to 2 to stay in the championship chase and set up a decisive game with the National Bankers next Tuesday. Buckshot Collins dazzled on the mound through six frames, Hudler and Bloodgood homered, and Lamb added a three bagger as Dairy Products surged early and finished strong with four runs in the seventh.
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Railroad
Huron Dairy Products
Gliks
Collins
Hill
Dnairymen
Bjerkeet
N. W
Hudler
C. Bloodgood
Lamb
Armour and
Cobb denies interest in purchasing Oklahoma City club
Retired baseball star Ty Cobb visits Oklahoma City with friends and rejects rumors he plans to buy the Western League franchise. He cites current economic conditions as a reason to refrain from taking over any club. In other notes, Prince Saunders defeated Babe Ruth in Louisville 10.
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Ty. Cobb
Oklaho
City
P— Cobb
Oklahoma City Club
Cobb
VU Claire
Wis
Prince Saunders
Grade Athletes Given Trophies Grading school sports awards concluded season
Awards honored Huton grade school athletes for the past year. Jefferson auditorium hosted talks by the superintendent, a Huron coach, and a notable athlete. McKinley won the A speedball cup. Jefferson B league and other teams received cups for volleyball and diamondball. Jefferson teams swept basketball championships. track and relay honors awarded. Lincoln won the overall cup with high points. Individual medals went to Sigmund Kulswick and Vernon Byce with others earning bronze. Trophies stay with winners for one year while coaches administer point systems across sports.
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Huton
Jefferson School
Andrew J. Lang
Ward Belt
Huron College
Milo Youel
Huron
McKinley
Jefferson
Washington
Jefferson Cagers
South Dakota
Lincoln School
Sigmund Kulswick
Vernon Byce
Washington School
Rose
Harold Heyer
Wilson
Burton Ellis
Grant Pasek
Lincoln
Wrestling results brief from AP dispatches
West New York wrestler Jim Loodos 203 of Greece threw George Manich 35 of New Jersey. West Springfield Massachusetts Gus Sonnenberg of Boston defeated Dan Keli off two falls to one. Montreal referee Richard Shiksi seated Mike Romani in one fall.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Loodos
Greece
George Manich
New Jersey
West Springfield
Mass
Gus" Sonnenberg
Boston
Dan Kelioff
Montreal
Richard Shiksi
Mike Romani
British Golf Fans Praise Armour in Open Noise
British golf enthusiasts and press commentators celebrate Tommy Armour as the Open Championship, now held in America, advances the claim of an American winner. They praise Armour’s Scottish birth, reject American labeling, and express sympathy for Jose Jurado after a dramatic final stretch.
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Armour
London
America
Tommy Armour
Welch To Captain Bunny Tracksters
Welch of Brookings will lead the South Dakota State College Jackrabbits in 1932 after election. He is a junior hurler in the agricultural division and has been outstanding in the North Central conference. Multiple seniors and freshmen are named among letter winners and promising recruits, with a bright outlook for the season and a schedule including the conference meet at State Field and trips to Drake relays and Dakota relays.
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Brookings
Elmer
Scoop
Glenn Rietz
Sioux Falls
Clarence Hamann
New Ulm
Minn
Steve Kartan
Geddes
State College
Captain Howard
Dale Palmer
Joe Pichal
Tyndall Flash
Don Smith
Yankton
Ward Bankert
Grand “Orks
Bankert
Mann
Lemmon
Gettysburg
Franz Peterson
Doyle
Pierre
Koupal
Dante
Muellar Aberdeen
DeGroot
Volga
Schoepp
South Shore
Sargent
Olsen
Platte
Palmer
Pichal
Ed Painter
Bill, Schweiren
Harry Ennis
Falmer
Painter
Wirth
South Dakota University
Cy Kasper
Carleton College
Dakota
Big League Leaders in American and National Leagues
The Friday summary lists top hitters and pitchers from the majors: Aaron Ruth and Gehrig pace runs with 38 and 397 batting averages for the Yankees and Athletics respectively. Cronin drives in 68, Klein leads Phillies with 44 RBIs, and Sweetland heads Cubs pitching. The notes include multiple teams and stat lines such as stolen bases and hits across the leagues.
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iBy
Associated Press
Cochrane
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Averie
Indians
Chapman
Cronin
Senators
Yenkner
Johnson
Tigers
Walberg
Aven A
Eeepe Te Ral
Adselt
Phillies
Klein
Giants
Arlett
Cemerasky
Pirates
Greeks
Piiching—Sweetland
Cubs
Wen
USC Dominates NCAA Track Champs With Broad Entrants
USC places men in nearly every event at the NCAA championships and dominates the field. Trojan team fills 12 spots in championship finals, with strong showings across sprints and distance events.
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U.S.C
Chicago
GIA
Southern Californix
National Collegiate Association
Trojans
Augustana star Fielstad qualifies in half mile finals
Chicago June 6 Palmer Fielstad Augustana College distance runner qualified for the half mile finals in the National Run Brack meet here yesterday. He won his heat as champion in 1 56.35.
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Chicago
F— Palmer Fielstad
Augustana College
Genung
Southern California Catalogs Strong Track Start at Staggfield
Southern California opened with a fast start at Staggfield led by Stokes and Berry in high hurdles finals. Wikoff and Hager traded heat victories as Toppino and Eddie Tolan break attempts loomed, while Williams and Payne posted quick times in the 440 and 220 events. Mall led shot and discus qualifiers as contenders from Washington and Chicago gathered in fields and sprints.
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California
N.C. A
Staggfield
Trojans
Stokes
Berry
Werry
Bob Hager
Iowa State
Harlan
Texas A. & M
Frank Wikoff
Brompett Toppino
Lovoi University
New Orleans
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Vic Williams
Philadelphia
Ernst Payne
Southern California
Elampion
Bill Carls
Bob Mall
Dick Barker
Ken McKenzie
Mable
Ed Genung
Washington
Dale Letts
Chicago
Big Ten
Red Birds Slump In A A Scramble
Chicago June 6. Columbus behind Lou Louisville and St Paul in the American Association faced a night of errors. The Red Birds lost to Indianapolis 12 to 2 as Deza booted three misplays. St Paul opened the series with Milwaukee 16 to 3. Kansas City toppled by Babe Benton pitching, Minneapolis beat the Blues 4 to 2.
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Papp Orr
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis Bt
Boston
St. Louis
AOD
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
American Association
St. Pauui
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus Svas
St Paul
Red Birds
Pheher Deza
Saints
St. Paul
Mi Ukee
Brewers
Oscar Rostiger
Davis
Huck Betts
Jack Tavenor
Ken Fenner
Lewish
Bill Ryan
Colonels
Kansas Ciy
Babe Benton
Blues
Sanders
Hawkins
Millers
Striate
Spencer Hare
Charlie High
Wichita Aviators cling to top spot as rivals surge
Associated Press reports Wichita Aviators stay within a shade of leading the Western league after St Joseph swept Oklahoma City 3 to 2. Topeka beat Wichita 1 to 3, while Pueblo and Denver swap positions with a 2 to 0 or 2 to 2 result, and rain postpones Des Moines Omaha.
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Wichita
Associated Press
Wichita Aviators
St Joseph
Oklahoma City
Aviators
Topeka
Pueblo
Denver
Braves
Bears
Des Moines
Omaha
Chicago's bid for title in Western Conference clash
Chicago battles Wisconsin to name Western Conference champion as the two teams meet in a decisive test. The outcome will determine the league leader and potential postseason seeding. Both squads pursue a pivotal win on the basketball court.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
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Honora
Dairymen
Rank Coffey
Vernon Sorenson
J. Burchfield
L. C. Paulson
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G. van
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West Coast
Fielstad
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