National League Flag Race Outshines Deans In Dizziness
The National League standings shift daily as the St Louis Cardinals extend their lead to 42 games by beating the Boston Bees 15 1. The Pittsburgh Pirates climb to a tie for second with the New York Giants after a doubleheader split with Brooklyn, while the Reds surge into fifth behind Kiki Cuyler’s 15 4 victory over Cincinnati. In the American League the Browns topple the Yankees 7 5 as Hib Hogsett limits Murderers Row and the Tigers beat the Red Sox 8 4 before manager Mickey Cochrane leaves for medical observation. The Senators win 2 1 over Cleveland as the Athletics fall toward the cellar.
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Associated Press
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Casey Stengel
Brooklyn
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Dodgers
Jim Weaver
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van Lingle Munro
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Kiki Cuyler
Thin
Reds
Bees
Phillies
Cube
Roy Henshaw
Senators
Browns
Tigers
New York
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Pete Appleton
Athletics
Brown Bomber Prep In Jersey Town For Schmeling Fight
Joe Louis camps in Lakewood New Jersey dubbed Louisville by locals as fans crowd around the Stanley hotel. A staged sparring ring, hotel portraits, and a stadium ring dot his daily routine as trainers seek the right sparring partners while Louis, heavy and watchful, readies for Max Schmeling with a cautious, businesslike focus.
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Lakewood
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Louisville
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Jersey Pines
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Stanley Hotel
Max Schmeling
Blanbery
Joe
Jumping for $10 Bet Ends In Fall From Bridge
Bill Cummings, 18, of St Paul admitted he jumped 115 feet from a Mississippi river bridge on a $10 wager. He landed in muck along the shore and was helped by police and ambulance crews after the fall. He was uninjured but unnerved and said he would not collect the original bet.
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Bill “Cummings
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Bill
Cummings
Carpenter Holds Independent Lead With One Game Left
Independent League standings show Carpenter ahead with four wins and no losses. Esmond shut out Bancroft 4 0 at Esmond, Lake Byron beat Willow Lake 3 2, and Carpenter defeated Sheffield 2 1. Next games Sunday: Esmond at Carpenter, Bancroft at Willow Lake, Lake Byron at Sheffield.
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June
Cementer
Willow Lake Bancrof
Lake Byron
Sheffield
Esmond
Bancroft
Esmond Esmond
Bencroft
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Barber
Sencks
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Oblson
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Fay
Pier
Voss
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Humboldt Beats Howard in 12-Inning Pitchers Duel
Humbolt defeated the Howard Red Sox 1 to 0 in twelve innings. Peters singled to drive in Clemenson for the decisive run after a tight pitchers' duel. E Toft and Menti pitched for Humbolt. Toft fanned 14 Howard batters as Young struck out 9 Humbolt hitters.
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Hunboltaseball
Howard Red Sox
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Peters
Clemenson
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Menti
Young
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Toft
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Huron Country Club Plans C S D Golf Tourney
Huron Country Club wraps plans for the annual C S D golf tournament inviting 16 clubs for Sunday play with an expected 80 out of town golfers. The event features an eight man team division for the Championship Cup donated by Smith Jewelry Store and prize awards in three divisions.
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Onida
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Woonsocket
Artesian Areas
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Dakota Belles Seek Contests for 1936 Season
The Dakota Belles, a updated kottenball team, practice at West Park Sunday as they regroup for 1936 with most veterans back. Captain Lyla Mae Guttler invites scheduling games with other girls teams in the territory and lists Miss Clara Schwartz for contact.
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Dakota Helles
Westchester Cup Match Is Today
England and the United States faced off at Hurlingham today for the Westchester Cup in a historic rivalry dating to 1459. A large crowd was expected as Britain and the U S contested a two out of three series, with a capacity 10 005 and possible attendance by King Edward amid court mourning for King George.
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Lampe Market to Meet Standard Oil in City Kittenball Tilt
Lampe Market and Standard Oil clash tonight in the City Kittenball League on the west diamond at Frederick Lampe. Manager Lampe announced the game will start at 6 30. High school practice field plans were mentioned but not yet laid out for kittenball.
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Wil Ba
Keister Loses Four Hit Game In Extra Loss
Fairbury pitcher Keister allowed four hits in a 3 2 loss to Norfolk in the Nebraska State Baseball League Tuesday night as errors fueled Norfolk’s win. Sioux Falls defeated Mitchell 4 2 on 10 hits. Beatrice beat Lincoln 6 3 in a hard fought contest.
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Rose
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Beatrice Blues
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Linke
Ormer
Jones
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Colder
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Scores and Results From National and Minor Leagues and Fights
Baseball and football results from the Associated Press summary show Brooklyn and Pittsburgh games in the National League, plus American Association, Nebraska State, Western, and Northern leagues with various team matchups and scores. Boxing results list Ceterino Garcia defeating Peter Jackson in Los Angeles and Frazie stopping Falco in Pittsburgh, with locations noted.
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Los Angeles
Ceterino Garcia
Manila
Peter . Jackson
Pittsburgh
Friizie
Zivlc
Tony Falco
Phila‘delphia
Black Uhlan Looks Good but Not Good Enough Says Dope
Max Schmeling five years old and slower trains hard for a bout with Joe Louis at Yanker stadium on June 18. experts say Schmeling lacks speed and defense to avoid Louis's flailing punches though he shows heart and ambition. Schmeling, actor Heinz Kohlhaas Henry Cooper Mickey McAvoy Jerry Johnson sparred yesterday weighing 199 pounds, with spars indicating Louis’s punch power may overwhelm him.
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Joe Louis
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Max
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Ener
Carnera
Levinsky
Wete
Anny Ondra
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Henry Cooper
Mickey McAvoy
Jerry Johnson
Women's Open Features Feud in Second Round Play
In Topeka, Kansas, June 10, the Western Open women’s golf second round featured a clash of course record breakers and a renewed feud from last week. Opal S Hill of Kansas City shot six under par to lead, facing Wichita’s Charles Newbold whose 75 had set the then-course record. The top bracket also saw Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia, S.C., facing Edna Saenger of Shreveport, La., with Saenger advancing on a hot putter. Pro Anna Sue Kennedy of Columbia, Mo., met Habe Didrickson in another top match.
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Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Kas
Mia Hill
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
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Edna Saenger
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Yesterday's Stars score roundup of major league players
Kiki Cuyler had a homer and three singles driving in four in a 15 4 win over Gianu. Hogsett, Browns, Pete Appleton and Senators contributed, with Appleton pitching and the Senators scoring in a 2 1 victory. Bip Radcliff sparked a late rally as White Sox beat Athletica 5 2. Johnny Mize provided a bases loaded homer and another RBI single in a 5 1 win over Boston. Jim Weaver and Bill Brubaker helped Pirates defeat Dodgers, Brubaker driving in three with three singles in a nightcap win.
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Associated Press
Kiki Cuyler
Reds
Gianu
Ee Hogsett
Browns
Pete Appleton
Senators
Indians
Bip Radcliff
White Sox
Athletica
Johnny ‘Mize
Cardinals
Boston
Jim Weaver
Bill Brubaker
Pirates
Farmer
Dodgers
Brubaker
Major League Leaders and Jersey City Bout Report
The American and National leagues lead with Sullivan, Gehringer, and Gehringer topping batting and runs lists for the Indians and Yankees. Pitchers Grove and Sorrell pace wins, while Ott and Martin shine in home runs and steals. In Jersey City, Lombardi defeats AL Dunbar in a noted bout as New York hosts a card note.
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Asuéerican League
Sullivan
Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
Runy
Gehrig
Yankees
Pinna
Jersey City
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Lombardi
Jersey’ City
AL Dunbar
New Yorke
Grant Retrial For Jim Vines
The retrial of Jim Vines for the murder and robbery of Louis J. Schiller in Sundance Wyoming is set for September with an outside judge to hear the case in Gillette. Vines won a new trial on grounds of insufficient evidence after being convicted in May 1934 and sentenced to death. Two South Dakota men, Loyde Wilkerson and Dick Rees, are serving prison terms for a part in the crime at Schiller's mill on September 14, 1933.
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Louis J. Schiller
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Rodney Guthrie
Crook County
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Vines
Campbell County
Harry Isley
Wyoming State Supreme Court
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Rawlins
South Dakota
Loyde Wilkerson
Dick Rees
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Weather summary for Huron and surrounding region
Weather forecast shows fair conditions for Huron and vicinity tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures. South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa forecast generally fair, with warmer Thursday and slight cooling along Lake Superior and extreme southeast in Minnesota. Precipitation totals and normals are listed for current periods.
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Lake Superior
Louisville Colonels edge Blues in 10 inning duel
Burleigh Grimes and a rough Louisville lineup edged the Kansas City Blues 4 to 3 in 10 innings to stay in the American Association race. Milwaukee briefly led after a doubleheader split with Indianapolis as Columbus and Minneapolis also claimed wins. Toledo defeated St Paul 7 to 5.
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Lee Kelleher
Passeau
Wilson
Henshaw
O'Dea
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Pittsburgh
Earnshaw
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Frankhouse
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Phelps
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Bolton
Milles
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Kennedy
Grube
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Blues
Milwaukee
Indianapolis Indians
Columbus
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Red Birds
Millers Vhad
Toledo Mud Hens
St. Paul
Dudley Repeats Shawnee Open Victory Clings to Title
Ed Dudley defended his Shawnee Open crown at Shawnee-on-Delaware Pa by one wobbling putt on the 18th as he carded 288 to win for the sixth straight year. Ralph Guldah tied for second with Roland Mackenzie in a three way chase that included Ray Mangrum Orville White and Byrom Nelson all at 290. Tony Manero finished well back with a 230 score.
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Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Ralph Guldah
St Louis
Roland Mackenzie
Washington
D.C
Passion
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
Ohio
Orville White
Chieng
Byrom Nelson
Ridgewood
N. 7
Tony Manero
New United Stads
Seapine
Veribests Retain No-Defeat Record
The Verimest spitballers edged the Stars 4 to 2 to stay undefeated in Amour kittenball league action last night. Three hundred spectators watched as Veribest Ferguson and Schnaible led the attack against Tobin and Oschner for Armour. League play resumes tonight with Melrose versus Cloverbloom at 6 30 in Armour Park.
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Matterigs
Veribest
Ferguson
Schnaible
Tobin
Oschner
Melrose
Cloverbloom
Armour
Queen Mary’s Round Trip to U S Delayed by Fog
The Queen Mary, delayed by fog on both legs of her inaugural U S round trip, reached Cherbourg at 3 15 p m local time after a voyage from Ambrose Light totaling 4 days 15 hours 15 minutes at 25 74 knots. Fog slowed the eastbound return to New York, delaying six hours. Normandy’s faster eastbound record is 4 days 1 hour 25 minutes at 30 31 knots. Metcalfe to run in Milwaukee trials as first bid for 1996 Olympic team, competing in 10 and 23 meter events at the Wisconsin AAU outdoor championships.
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Ambrose Light
New York
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Metcalfe
Milwaukee
Raph Metcalfe
Marquette University Sprial
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