South Dakota Trapshooting Meet Opens At Huron
The 1929 South Dakota trapshooting tournament begins tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. under Huron Gun Club rules near Ra Wine Park. Last year’s holders will defend titles across events including the C F L aseland trophy and state singles with added money and high gun prizes.
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South Dakota
Huron Gun Club
Rawine Park
C. BH Tarland
Frank Richards
Redfield
George Hreger
BU. Lescher
Emery
G. Taylor
R Jahon
BR. Barger
Hestter
RL. Chenoweth
Percy Edwards
W. A. Stovwn
Frank Long
Frank E. Brooks
St. Maney
Jack Rabbit
H. Arvind
Fluren Gun Club
Thien Gun Club
Sio
Seibold Breaks Through Fog With Boston Braves Pitching
Boston pitcher Harry Seibold rises from minor league trials to anchor the Braves staff. After stints with Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs in the International League, he won seven of his first nine starts this season, finishing all nine.
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Boston
Harry Seibold
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Jittle
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Seibold
Losten
Firemen And Armours Win C N W B League Diamond
Firemen and Armours win the C N W B league diamond game. Fire department offense explodes with five runs in both the first and last innings to reach twenty five total as Lindsey hits two home runs and Anderson adds three base hits. Conway of C N W goes yard twice as Stafford and Burton work the batteries. Elks and Knights of Pythias play next week in RB league. Buranite fire department game rescheduled.
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Fire Department
Firemet
Railroaders
Lindsey
Anderson
Northwestern
Conway
Stafford
Burton
Eyestone
Voliz
Morrison
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Stu
Northwestern Public Service
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Knights of Pythias
Buranite Fire Department
Pierre Dedicates Wew Baseball Park PHRRRE
Pierre prepares for a park dedication tomorrow tied to the season opener against Selby. The new facility was funded by the Pierre commercial club with added money from A T A and various event and handicap target competitions described, including high gun systems and divided prize structures.
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Tormorrow
Selby
le Pierre Commercial Club
Ruth And Rice Give Youngsters But Little Chance To Take Batting Lead
Fullerton AP sports summarizing that younger AL batters have little opportunity while veteran stars Ruth and Rice dominate the lead. The piece notes Ruth and Rice, two aging heavyweights, control the batting lead, making it hard for younger players to break through.
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Rice
Hugh 5
Fullerton
Associated Press Sports
George
Herman Ruth
Stars and legends blaze through busy baseball day
Yesterday's box scores crown Denny Southern and Sam Rice with record hitting as Philadelphia and Washington clash. Rice extends a hitting streak while Sewell and Scarritt pace Cleveland and Boston in a wide MLB showcase with Giants, Pirates and Cubs sharing late leads and high scoring rallies across a packed schedule.
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Babe
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Rice
Rise
Washington
Senators
Bibl Grove
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Joe Sewell
Cleveland
Russy Scarritt
Boston Red Sox
Indians
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George Earnshaw
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Philadelphia Nationals
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Abner Dalrymple
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Boston Braves
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Pirates
Gus Suhc
Chicago
Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
Dazzy Vance
Robins
Charley Root
Brookelyn
Vane
Saint Paul Trims Louisville Lead In Ship Race
CHICAGO June 1 14 Saint Paul and Wiley Moore trimmed Louisville's lead by clipping a game off the champion ship race. The Colonels fell 3 to 7. Kansas City won the odd game of the series from Columbus 4 to 3 after the Senators tied it 3 all in the eighth. Freddy Heimach pitched well as the Hens beat Milwaukee 7 to 2. Rain halted Indianapolis score play nage.
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Wileey Moore
Louisville
Colonels
Kansas City
Columbus
Senators
Freddy Heimach
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Thomason Signs with Buffalo Pro. Bear Went Along
Stumpy Thomason, Georgia Tech backfield star, leaves for Buffalo with his pet bear after Tech’s 1929 New Year’s Day win over California. Thomason has signed with the Buffalo club. Bobby Jones’ hall club faces rough times as Atlanta Crackers in the Southern Association consider night games.
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Stumpy Thomason
Georgia Tech
Buffalo
Tech
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League Leaders in National and American Leagues Listed
National League leaders include Satting Herman and Robins with 27 RBIs for the Cubs. Wilson leads with 17 home runs, Custer with 19 stolen bases. American League leaders show Rice with 4 batting titles and Ruth leading in runs with 59 and home runs with 13. Ruth also tops in stolen bases among AL players with 19.
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Robins
Klein
Phill
Wilson
Cubs
Custer
Rice
Senators
Ruth
Yankees
Huron Ball Clubs Open Season with Club Actions
Huron Independents and the C M railroad club start play tomorrow at the new Northwestern railroad park at 2 pm. The Independents host Wolsey in a home opener while Armour visits Apena and Wolsey. Huron manager Burns strengthens the lineup with Blair Tait Lovejoy De Broodgbod Burch Peter gon Lovejoy Maass on the mound.
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Arour Packing Plant
Huron
C. &M. Railroad Club
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Bemsten
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Blair
Tait
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Collin
St. Paul and Louisville win 7 5 over Kansas City 5 Columbus 5
Baseball results from the American Association show St. Paul and Louisville defeating Kansas City 7 to 5 while Columbus tied 5 5. Milwaukee lost to Toledo 1 to 7, and another game did not take place.
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St. Paul & Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Ork
St Louis
Boston
S. Cincinnal
Philadelphia
Leagu i
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Louisville
St. Paul
Columb
Aia Aindianapol
Kansas
City
Milwai
Onng Dake Schacter Triumphs in 28 2 Ball Match
A fragment notes Schacter and Dake leading in a 28 2 ball event with a crowd favoring three cushion play. The blurted line hints at popularity and resurgence of the discipline in billiards.
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Onng Dake Schacter
Yratld
Istine
Babe Ruth Hits 60th Home Run Pace Ties 1927 Mark
Ruth belts his 60th home run this season tying his 1927 pace and seizing the major league lead. The famous slugger rounds the bases as his dogtroat trots home with him after the plate appearance.
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Ted Lyons
Hall
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Sparring Mates Lead Tough Life in Schmeling Camp
In Endicott New York on June 1 sparring partners endure harsh treatment as Max Schmeling trains for a world heavyweight title shot against Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium. The battered unknowns endure cuts bruises and demanding workouts while Schmeling pushes to maximize power and speed ahead of the fight.
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Edward 5. Neug
Associated Press
Endicott
N.Y
Max Sehmeling
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Nis
Hastaker
Teuton
Schmeling
Sharkey
Fie
Fiskt
Schreting
United States
Paulina Azcudima
Dick Dempsey
Veterans Meet in Golf Tilt Finals
The fourth annual women's trans Mississippi golf tournament reached its final stage at Tulsa County Club. Mrs. Dorothy Klotz Pardue of Sion City, with a ten year links career, competes for the championship against Mrs. Hubert S. Clarke of Oklahoma City, a seven year regional veteran.
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Okla
Tulsa County Club
Dorothy Klotz Pardue
Sion City
Hubert S$. Clarke
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bryant at Howard Tomorrow in Local Clash
Bryant's team faces Howard in a home game tomorrow. Lulen will likely start for the visitors after a 12 strikeout win over J I Case of Watertown. Pave Harris of the White Sox belted a homer off a major league pitcher in his debut.
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Lulen
J. I Case
Watertown
Pave Harris
Chicago White Sox
Undefeated Southern Californians Qualify 12 In Preliminary Events
Southern California runners led by Frank Wykoff qualified 12 men in 9 of 10 events at the preliminary round in Chicago. George Simpson of Ohio State and Cy Leland of Loyola, among others, challenged strong on soggy day while Len Sentman dominated hurdles and broad jump. Ed Gordon of Savannah State impressed, leaping 25 feet in poor conditions.
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Shig Sear
Southern California
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Ron Lom
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Georgia Tech
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Englemann and Mendel Qualify at Chicago Finals
Two South Dakota stars competed in NCAA track finals in Chicago. Englemann of South Dakota State made the discus preliminaries with a 144 feet 7 3-5 inch mark and qualified for the fasts in the broad jump but failed to qualify in the high hurdles. Mendel of Yankton College also qualified for the broad jump but did not place in the 220 yard dash preliminaries.
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Englemann
Mende
Porat Accepts Stribling Bout. Commission Suspends
Norwegian heavyweight Von Porat agrees to meet Young Stribling in a ten round Chicago bout scheduled for June 18 at the Stadium. Porat and manager Ed Stevenson are suspended six months by the Clinvis State Athletic Commission for turning down the match yesterday.
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Young Stribling
Chicago
Folto Yoh Porat
W. L
Young) Stribling
von Porat
Ed Stevenson
Clinvis State Athletic Comission
Minnesota Harvard Series Planned Amid Unclear Details
A chaotic draft note appears to confirm a potential baseball or athletic series between Minnesota and Harvard. The fragment mentions Minneapolis and an executive car, with unclear context and lingering misspellings.
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Harvard
Minneapolis
Rome
Gallant Fox Seeks Belmont Stakes Victory
New York June 1 20 Sir Gallant Fox aims for another Belmont Stakes win in the 62nd running. Whichone and Gallant Fox compete as betting contenders with Whichone the slight favorite at 4 to 8 and Gallant Fox at 6 to 3.
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Sir Hant Fox
Payne
Pirilico
Cure Downs
Gallant Fox
Whchone
Son
Held Guest's Day At C C Tomorrow
Huron municipal golf event invites County Club members and guests to play on the County Club course tomorrow. Members may bring a guest. competition features a low ball tournament and a prize for the top score.
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Huron Municipal Goffers
Thororrow
Kari Keens To Pisy At De Smet Tuesday
Local note announces a Colored House of David gathering in De Smet Tuesday with a program including a parade and free rides for children. Details reference a June event and a county schedule, while a golden Lion paper marks a milestone edition. Fights last night in Omaha involve young Jack Thomas.
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House of David
Golden Lion
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