Week End Baseball Opens In Huron As Faulkton Eyes Lead
Faulkton tops Huron to extend the win streak while Huron hosts Miller in a 5 p.m. Friday start and a Sunday James Valley League clash at Ravine Park. Other Sunday games feature Woonsocket at Iroquois, Sheffield at Bonilla, Yale at Bancroft, plus Huron Redfield and Faulkton Buffalo in the North Central League. Cubs Galan and Jurges pace a 9 3 win over the Dodgers with Galan homering and Jurges four singles.
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Dodgers
Faulkton Breaks Streak With Six-Run Inning Win
Faulkton defeats Haven Brewers 7 to 1 at Faulkton to snap the Turan club’s two season winning streak and seize sole lead in the North Central League after a postponed May 30 league meeting. Key moments include Larry Quigley’s trouble in the fifth, Faulkton's six-run burst, and bolster by Simmons and Banks. Attendance unknown.
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Open Steeplechase Round Two Sees Snead Shute Paces
In Birmingham Michigan on June 11 Denny Shute and Sam Snead led the National Open Steeplechase field into the second lap as the two amateurs chased the defending champion while a large pack of professionals and amateurs contended for the crown. Shute and Snead shared co favorites at 8 to 1 after the first round with Snead the pre race choice and many big names and contenders close behind.
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Brooklyn
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Omaha
Neb
Mike Turness
Elmsford
Ralph Guldshi
Henry Picard
Hershey
Fred Morrigan
Pasadena
Calif
Manero
Tony Manera
Broadway Jack Doyle
Denny Shute Discusses Witchcraft In Golf Rivalry
In Birmingham Michigan Denny Shute denies brutality, describing himself as a student of witchcraft and the evil eye. He stalls after tying for the national open lead at 69 with Sam Snead as Henry Picard and Jimmy Hines praise him. He cites his mother in law a physic and hints at a belief in the evil eye while Byron Nelson remains his benchmark for the Open.
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Hines
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Byron
Washington Huskies To Defend Laurels
Washington University will defend national rowing titles at the intercollegiate regatta. Three UW crews head east after last year’s triple triumph, aiming to repeat and win varsity junior varsity and freshmen categories.
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Wash Navy
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Bob
Wmoch
Nats Trade for Rick Ferrell and Wes Ferrell headlines
In a major league trade, Washington Senators acquire Rick Ferrell and Wes Ferrell while sending Ben Chapman and Buck Newsom to Boston. The deal reshapes both lineups as Ferrell provides a .308 batting season and veteran pitching stability, offsetting Chapman and Newsom's departures. Meanwhile Yankees halt Sox streak as Bronx club wins 10-3.
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Boston Red Sox
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West Side Boys Organize Final Meeting for Huron Division
West Side boys 12 to 15 gathered at Jefferson School for a final planning meeting to complete the Huron Division three team league. Leo Bloomberg leads organizing efforts with coaches named for north and west sides and a potential east side team. A six team two division league cup is offered, with a championship game between divisional champions at season end.
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Huron
Teague Bascall
Wilson School
Leo Bloomberg
Fesgue
Bloomberg
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Nelighboring
Western League Two-Team Battle Keeps Penten Hope
The Western League produced a tight two team struggle in a movied update with Waterloo defeating Davenport 3 1. The result underscores a close race for the pennant as teams vie for top spot in upcoming games.
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Reese Beotiies
Waterloo
Devenport
Braddock Prepares For Final Ten Days Before Louis Fight
Grand Beach Michigan June 11 James J Braddock grows confident as he enters his last ten days of training for the world heavyweight title defense. A Philadelphia circuit court ruling against Madison Square Garden prevented injunctions delaying the bout in two weeks. Braddock aims to sharpen distance and speed and predicts a knockout of Louis by the eighth round.
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Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
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Louis Still Sucker For Rights Jacobs
Chicago June 0 Joe Jacobs, manager of Max Schmeling, says the Brown Bomber is no better than he was after watching Louis yesterday in Kenosha Wis. Jacobs notes Louis holds his left hand low and fears the German’s crossover right, predicting Louis will be a target for a short right and could be beaten by Braddock or others.
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Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
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Wis
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Max
Jim Braddock
Fights Last Night in Portland and Lewiston Victories
Portland and Lewiston boxing cards delivered decisive knockouts. Paul Junior defeated Mickay Page in a Providence bout area, with results reported across regional listings. The night showcased strong performances from ROAL fighters and local clubs.
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Toledo Hens Take Over First Place In Hickey League
Toledo Mud Hens assume first in the Hickey League after beating St Paul while Minneapolis tops Milwaukee. Indianapolis Indians win a night game 14 to 10 over Milwaukee as Fred Johnson outpitches Babe Phelps and Hale Chelfini. Chicago area text notes odds and home runs.
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Red Birds
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Glenn Pressnell
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Blues
Mitchell Leads Nebraska League Narrowly Over Sioux Falls
Mitchell rises to first in the Nebraska state league by beating Sioux Falls 5 to 3 as Ojsem tosses scoreless innings until the ninth. Beatrice falls 3 to 1 to Grand Island, while Norfolk shuts out Fairbury 4 to 0 in other action. Polly held Blues to three hits as Mitchell, Morse, Hyatt, Olson, Knox, Ransdell and Kessley/Faith contribute in a compact standings update.
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Mielke
IOC adjourns sessions without 1940 winter date in Warsaw
The International Olympic Committee adjourned its sessions in Warsaw without setting a date for the 1940 winter games. A Cairo meeting in 1998 will decide the date. Japan supports February. European nations want a later date. Handball and canoeing may become regular events if at least five nations enter. baseball and judo would be demonstration events.
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