State Singles Trap Shooting Crown Awarded At Huron Meet
South Dakota marksmen opened the 1931 trap shooting tournament at the Huron Gun Club with special events and state amateur singles. William Bliss of Vermillion defended his 1930 crown as the day featured high scores, a business meeting, and a shoot-off for the Artand trophy won by Kalehnall Nelson and Bishop in a three-way tie. Earl Donahue of Minneapolis captured the professional singles title with a perfect 100. Albert Anderson and Don Tolmie of Huron shared the handicap trophy, as the three-day event continues with doubles and more.
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Bilt
Plummer
Huronite
South Dakota
Huron Gun Club
William Bliss
Vermillion
Huron
Wilson
Jerry Wilson
Sisseton
P. B. Bishop
Iroquois
Harry K. Anderson
Fred Fellenzer
J. D. Kaufman
Yale
Charles Kalehwall
Wayland
A. J. Boelcher
Fstelline
E. J. Smith
Aberdeen
Gus Anderson
William Hoy
Redfield
A. M. Anderson
W. M. Nicholaison
ME Vernon
L. J. Mitshell
Sioux Falls
C. L. Greer
A. J. McKay
Wessing
Artand
Co. H. Arland
Charles Kalehnall
George Kreger
John Buzzell
Valley Springs
J. Mitchell
HL KK. Anderson
M. M. Fox
Emery
Mark Nelson
Missions Hill
Bill Williams
Watertown
Ih. E. Tunnison
Pierre
Katdinall
Nelson
Bishop
Denphy
Kalehnal
W. W. Farrar
Newark
Earl Donahue
Minneapolis
Donahue
W. A. Brown
Ed Trock
Chicago
W. I. Chenoweth
J. R. John
Spirit Lake
Albert Anderson
Don To
Huron Boosters Defeat Sioux Falls Canaries in Tight 3-1 Game
At Legion Park in Sioux Falls on a sunny Sunday Harold Brown led the Huron Boosters to a 3-1 win over the Sioux Falls Canaries. Brown limited the Canaries to five hits with seven strikeouts and two bases on balls while Johnson's two-base drive produced the decisive runs. The Canaries had chances but were stymied by Brown's pitching and two early double plays by Huron.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Huron Boosters
Legion Park
Huron
Boosters
Harold Brown
Fisher
Woonsocket
Claude Bradford
Boostera
Johnson
Lester
Brow
Canaries
Brown
Roosters
L. Blair
Burns
Blair
Basse
Sion Falls
Reider
Hiner
Daly
Valdez
J. Bish
The
Olson
Risberg
Ramsey
G. Stucker
Bosse
R. Stucker
Glaon
J. Blair
Gosee
Rex Stucker
Brawn
Burke
Hall
Beckwith
Bradford
Ethridge
Raly
Murderers Row
Stags
Grandstand
Canary
Oron Boosters
S. Fr Canaries
Bradford and
Ball
Western and Eastern Clubs Near Even in Association Standings
Chicago reports the American Association showing Western and Eastern clubs nearly even after a quarter of the season. St Paul leads Western with Louisville close by, while Columbus and Milwaukee trail. Minneapolis won two from Kansas City to put pressure on the leaders. Toledo beat Louisville in a doubleheader's first game, with Milwaukee and St Paul rain following. Difficult weather halted Columbus Indianapolis and Milwaukee St Paul games.
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Chicago
American Association
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Colonels
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Millers
Phil Hensick
Miller
Blues
Bayne
Felieere
Dutch Henry
George Connally
Toledo
Scott
Bill Ryan
Flam van Gilder
Johnny Marcum
Indianapolis
Sunday Winners Special and Gun Club Handicap Results
Sunday winners include Jerry Wilson and Sis Seton in a 99 to 190 match. C. H. Arland trophy went to Charles Kalnehall and Weyland with a 25 25 score and a 46 in a shoot-off. Professional singles saw Earl Donahue of Minneapolis win 100 to 100. Huron Gun Club handicap lists Albert Anderson and Don Toimir, both of Huron, with first place listed as T4 75.
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Jerry Wilson
Sisseton
C. H. Arland
Charles Kalehnall
Weyland
Earl Donahue
Minneapolis
Huron Gun Club
Albert Anderson
Huron
Don Toimir
Golfers Miller and Pierre Win Central South Dakota Title
Highmore Miller and Pierre golfers Bard and Johnson won the low ball title in a 28 two man field at the Central South Dakota invitation. A five hole playoff decided medalist honors for A. Adams over Lindbloom and Myler. Next Sunday, meets at Onida and Huron prep for the state tournament in Sioux Falls.
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Huron
Clyde FR. Smith
M. F. Broe
Banty
Adams
Lindbloom
Jeff Myler
Gettysburg
Central
South Dakota
Onida
Sioux Falls
C. J. Crandall
Fierre
Highmore
Miller
St. Lawrence
Wessington
Wessington Springs
Woolsocket
de Smet
Iroquoig
Pierre
Bard
Johnson
Huron Highmore
St Lawrence
Miller Country Club
Sason
Grees
Lindblom
Myler
Pac
Toomey and Weaver
C. Myler
L. Myler
Smith and Broe
Hawkins
Swanson
Bloomenrader
McKellip
Hyde
Natrese
Stewart and Frost
Perkins
Rye
K. Brown
Hart
Schmeiter
Spain
Crandall
M. Brown
Fritz
Vollum
Ellickson
Tomter
J. C. Quade
J. A. Quade
Mert Adams
O'Brien
J. M. Adams
Hoffman
Crawford
Bauman
Wright
Morrow
Muller
Peterson
Tamblyn
Shilling
Hanlin
Ross
Miller and
McGuire
Jarmuth
Weber
Mille
Ties
Miner
Highsmore
Parrish
Stensiand
Rosenbloom to Face Cancela in Mills Stadium 10-Rounder
Maxie Rosenbloom vacated light heavyweight title by the National Boxing Association is signed to meet Tony Cancela of Tampa in a 10-round bout on the Mills stadium card. A Thursday survey from Idaho shows 27.8 percent of farms use electricity.
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The
Alearaly
Idaho
Depot Renovations Under Way at Wayland
Is depot Wayland June Feate eean provements are being leathi cago and Northwestern railroad depot s at this place. The depot is being re shingled and other improvements made.
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Wayland
Leathicago
Northwestern Railroad
St Josephs Ascent Is Feature Of Week In Western League
The St Joseph club surged in the Western league race moving from fifth to within one point of leader Wichita as they won seven of eight. They lost to Topeka then swept a Sunday double header 10 to 4 and 7 to 5. Oklahoma City dropped to sixth while Wichita won 6 to 1 and 8 to 7. Omaha beat Des Moines 5 to 3 in extra innings and 14 to 11 as Pueblo fell to Danver 4 to 1, leaving Demons tied for third.
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St. Joseph
Kansas
Saints
Wichita Aviators
Topeka
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Omaha Packers
Des Moines
Demons
Pueblo
Danver
Cubs Move Into Second Place After Winning Streak
Chicago's Cubs surged to second place after winning 12 of 15, aided by Bob Smith four straight wins and Lester Sweetland support. They beat the New York Giants 8 3 as Hornsby and Hack Wilson homered, in a rain-shortened game.
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Chicago
Cubs
Bob Smith
Lester Sweetland
New York Giants
Hornsby
Hack Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Robins
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Bill Hallahan
Robins
Cincinnati
Bastan
Red Lucas
Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Lloyd Brown
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Danny MacFayden
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Vernon Gomez
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Babe
New York Baseball Writers
Coyotes Earn Track Letters At South Dakota
Vermillion June sixteenth varsity track men earned letters at the University of South Dakota for the spring season. W E Montgomery athletic director notes Jon Crakes Havinis was again named captain. Crakes a three letter man led as 1930 and 1931 captain.
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University of South Dakota
W. E. Montgomery
Jon Crakes
Havinis
Crakes
Craken
Maurice Frary
Vermillion
Lyle Espe
Sioux Walls
Joe Craken
Ravinia
Steve Adkins
Parkston
Lawrence Wirth
Otto Whitmore
Sioux Falls
Harold Hanson
Paul O'Leary
Flandreau
William Herman
Stone
Royal
Sweeley
Wakonda
L. Kramer
Adrian
Minn
Carson Kemper
Sioux“Faile
Robert Campbell
Frederick
Arthur WeizsRaar
Java
Frank Larson
Hudson
Yoh Adams
Sioux Falla
Vernon McCann
Tyndall
Mike Norton
Watertown
Hubert Olson
Field Of Aspirants For Championship Will Be Narrowed
The Huron diamondball league reduces contenders to two after this week. Tuesday features National Bankers vs Huron Dairy Products with elimination in sight for the loser. Armours meets Knights of Pythians as Coney Island and Elks vie for fifth place in a tight race.
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National Bankers
Foreign War Veterans
Elks
K. of P
Coney Island
Armours
Hurea Dairy Products
C. & Neww
Coney Island Ten
Huron Dairy Products
Bankers
Coney Islands
Dairymen
The
Pythians
Armour Packers
Knights of Pythians
Pythian
Elka
Hhuron
Green Shirts
Knights of Pythias
Lee
Coney Tslands
Coney Islanders
Huron
IL-2
Collins
Cailroaders
Coney Inland
Huron Dairy
Ae Elks
Foreign War Veterans Pi. K
Yanks Sign Northwestern Pitcher Buck Fyfe
The New York Yankees announced the signing of right handed pitcher Buck Fyfe from Northwestern University after three seasons with the college team. Fyfe, from Evanston Illinois, joins the major league club as part of a new recruiting wave.
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Evanston, Ill
Malcolm (Buck) Fyfe
Northwestern University
New York Yankeer
Daytime Stars to Meet in 1931 Prep Track Championship
Cincinnati and Chicago host a national scholastic track meet with 21 states represented. Notable entrants include Rendall Herman from Oak Park Chicago and Dees of Lorraine Kansas, plus entrants from Colorado Georgia and Mississippi as defending champions and new contenders prepare for the 100 yard dash and shot put events.
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Chicago
United States
Stagg
University of Chicago
California
Colorado
Georgia
Wilvis
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisina
Maryland
Michi Gan
Minesota
Massachusetts
Montana
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahola
South Dakota
Tennessee
Tesud Virginia
West Virginia
Particulagion
Indiana
Cexonitoee
Froebel High
Gary
Ind
Jasorite Fort
Collins
Colo
Cysteredi
Th Dees
Lorraine
Kas
Rendall Herman
Ouks Park High
Hardin
Greenwood
Miss
Warren de Morris
Pineville
Ore
Seek Places In National Open At Inverness Club
An entry field of 1097 golfers competed across 20 courses for 97 spots in the national open at Inverness Toledo starting July 2. Exempt players join Inverness directly to complete a 150 man field. Seattle district yields one qualifier Harold Niemeyer, while Chicago district sent 177 vying for 35 spots. Alabama farmers report selling thousands of spring lambs through the state farm bureau.
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New York
Inverness Club
Toledo
Inverness
Chicago
Seattle
Harold Niemeyer
Isterlachen
Bokke Jones
Craig Wood
Johnny Goodman
Alabama
State Farm Bureau
Camera Night Cards Three Rounds in City Matches
New York reports Pat Redmond meets Jack Sharkey style opponent at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn Wednesday night. Redmond height and weight noted, career mainly at minor clubs. Carnera debuts in New York with a one round KO at Morrison Square Garden. Swiderski battles Babe Hunt in case, Kid Chocolate seeks comeback against Steve Smith in New Haven. Billy Wallace vs Love Fenoric headlines Cleveland card.
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New York
Prinin Cenett
Jack Sharkey
Pat Redmond
Ebbets Field
Brookys
Redmond
Carnera
Morrison Square Garden
Big Boy
Peterson
Braves Field
Boston
Paul Swiderski
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Kid Chocolate
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Conn
New Haven
Chocolate
Sipil
Cleveland
Billy Wallace
Love Fenoric
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C. . H. Arland
Association
Bruins
Giants
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Coyotes
Drakes
YANKS
Dex
M. Fujita
University of Cincinnati
Tota Shima
Fujjita
Shima
Fujita
Camera
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Nash Cars
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