Huron League All Stars beat Colored Collegians 6 to 5
The Huron All Stars edged the Piney Woods Collegi ans 6 to 5 at Ravine Park. Russell Bullis driven in four runs led a three run first inning push. Everett Bates homered for the Collegi ans. Four pitchers saw action for Huron as they held off a ninth inning rally.
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Betty Jameson And Berg Lead Trans-Mississippi Qualifiers
St Louis reports two top women golfers Betty Jameson of San Antonio and Patty Berg of Minneapolis moved toward match play in the Trans Miss tournament. Jameson shot 73 to set a new qualifying low, while Berg posted 74 tying the previous best. Early matches paired Jameson with Dallas’s Mrs. Bryan Winter and Berg with Kansas City’s Mrs. H Silverford. both opponents qualified with 88.
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Pro Pointers on Golf Swing by Art Xrenz
Olin Dutra cites shortening the backswing as a weakness causing clubface hook. He explains correcting it by lengthening the back swing to horizontal and watching the clubhead from the corner of the left eye during practice until it becomes automatic.
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Miller Juniors Rally Past Redfield in Sunday Tilt
Miller Juniors beat Redfield 3 to 2 as Schroeder pitched nine innings allowing three hits and one walk. Miller seeks two home games this week against Highmore on Wednesday and Pierre on Sunday while Redfield trailed after the first inning.
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Roeter
Superior Is Back On Top In Northern
Superior moved ahead in the Northern Baseball League with a 5-2 win over the Chiefs to seize a 19 percentage point lead. Grand Forks can reclaim first with a win tonight as the two teams square off. Crookston held to four hits by Herman and Nitz aided Eau Claire in a 1-0 triumph as Duluth’s Saermstrong siried in a strong pitch. Wausau’s pitching by Lag held Winnipeg to five hits in a 6-3 Lumberjacks win.
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Lumberjacks
Millers threaten to displace Blues as AA pace setters
The Kansas City Blues risk dropping from first place in the American Association after a rough eastern trip. Minneapolis seized momentum with a 9 to 2 win over Indianapolis, while Columbus beat the Blues 5 to 4 in nine innings. St. Paul defeated Louisville 7 to 4, and Milwaukee at Toledo was rained out.
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Coasters Triumph Over Northwest Bank in City League
The Coast to Coast softballers beat Northwest Bankers 10 to 3 at Ravine Park. Neubauer started for the Bankers, but Coasters capitalized on errors and timely hits, with Pier leading the attack with a two bagger and a triple.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
AP summary of American League leaders Radcliff St Louis 369 Finney Boston 368 Runs Case Washington 2B Moses Philadelphia 39 Hits Wright Chicago 68 Walker Washington 67 Home Runs Foxx Boston and Trosky Cleveland 14 Pitching Mitar Cleveland 8 1 Newsom Detroit 6 1 National League leaders Mouroe New York and Walker Brooklyn 353 Runs Frey Cincinnati 36 Hits F McCormick Cincinnati 57 Whitehead New York and Herman Chicago 57 Home Runs Mize St Louis 17 Danning New York Pitching Walters Cincinnati 9 1 Melion New York 8 1
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League results show St Louis beating Washington 7 to 4 with strong hitting from Kramer Lawson and Swift. Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Boston postponed due to rain. Brooklyn toppled Pittsburgh 4 to 2 while New York led Chicago in a rain-postponed game. American Association and Western League games posted mixed results with several postponements.
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Yale Iroquois Willow Lake Win In League Action
Sunday league games saw Yale and Iroquois triumph with strong pitching, while Willow Lake beat Manchester 8 2. Fryslie struck out 11 for Willow Lake and Eddie Kludt limited Erwin to two hits in Yale’s 7 0 win. Morris blanked Bancroft 5 3 and De Smet prepared for Old Settlers Day as Lake Preston’s Tri County League team played.
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Observers Debate Ed Oliver Ruling and Comeback Talk
In New York on June 11 observers discuss perceived bias against Ed Oliver, while Fred Apostoli plans a San Francisco comeback against a young Corbett. The piece notes Tony Galento training secretly for Max Baer and mentions other sports figures and recent performances as context.
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Max Baer
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Huron and Estelline Girls to Meet in Softball Battle
Huron and Estelline clash here next Monday after Estelline’s 17 to 13 loss Sunday. Lorraine Turner led Huron with pitching and the lone homer, Vivian Rising backed her, and Hazel Gashwood added four hits. The rematch is set at the High School practice field on 15th Street near Ohio Avenue at 4 p.m.
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Youngsters urged to turn out for junior city league baseball
Recreation officials mobilize Huron program with three playground sites for junior baseball. W. Gill Zeller aims to finalize organization soon as Warren Case outlines a schedule. Sessions run 9:00 to noon at McKinney School Wednesdays, high school field Thursdays, Litch Street playground Fridays. Tennis basics offered at Winter Park courts three mornings weekly.
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Fights Last Night Highlights From The Associate
New York's Maxie Berger dominated Bobby McIntyre in Montreal while Charle Gomer edged Everett Rightmire in Detroit. In Baltimore, Gomer claimed a decision over Rightmire as Sioux City hosted lighter bouts.
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Sioux City
Gettysburg and Pierre remain unbeaten in Big Six league
Gettysburg defeats Highmore 14 to 1 as pitcher Timothy Swan allows three hits and fanned 19. Gettysburg homers by Myler and Smith, while Telhaber hits a solo shot for Highmore. Don Hengel drives all Pierre runs in a 2–0 win over Harrold, giving the Cowboys their third straight victory and a share of first place in the league.
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Dodgers edge Pirates on eighth inning triple
Bake Phelps collected three hits in four at bats including a go ahead triple in the eighth to lift the Dodgers past the Pirates. Joe Sullivan stymied Cardin with seven hits for the Bees. George K Pauley, in his third golf match, made a notable 125 yard shot at Riverview. Babe Conaughton, a 280 pound Georgetown guard of 1926, noted as a heavy college football regular.
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Major Races Tight Yet Progress Stalls Across Leagues
Associated Press report notes pennant races show little movement as Brooklyn Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 8-7 to slip into last NL percentage position. Cincinnati Reds sit at .669 after idle day. In AL, Boston Red Sox hold a slim lead over Cleveland with Detroit one game back. St Louis Browns defeat Washington 7-4 to reach sixth in AL. two NL games feature high offense with 26 Brooklyn-Pittsburgh hits and 28 in Boston Bees 12-2 over Cardinals, Bees controlling the night.
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Faulkton Keeps Sixth Straight With 7 3 Win Over Tulare
Faulkton won its sixth straight by beating Tulare 7 to 3 in a James Valley League game. Claude Oaks pitched all nine, allowing ten hits and fanning 14. Tulare’s Buchalz limited Faulkton to one run until the sixth when Faulkton rallied with three in the sixth and two in the eighth. Osborn and Osks each had two hits for Faulkton. Tulare’s Wallbrinelli and Buchalz had three hits. Redfield then beat Doland 4 to 2 to pull into a tie for second place with two wins and two losses.
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