Indians Struggle As Johnson Debut Yields Narrow Win
Cleveland Indians under Writer Johnson win 1 0 in ten innings on Mel Harder and Oral Hitebrand relief. Five hits total and weak power show in opener amid AL standings jostling behind Athletics White Sox Yankees and Senators with narrow 1-0 victory over the St Louis Browns.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Johnson
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St. Louis Browns
Mel Harder
Oral Hiteebrand
Ister
Joe Vosmik
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Wave
Washington
Milton Gaston
al Simmons
Tigers
Senators
Philadelphia
Jimmie Foxx
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Lou Gehrig
Rey Johnson
Sinead Jolley
Red Sox
Pirates
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St Louis Cardinals
Larry French
New York Giants
Phillies
al Schumacher
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Boston
Randy Moore
Yan Mings
Brooklyn
Postponed games delay D Ball leagues in Huron
Diamondball teams in Huron’s two leagues scramble to clear postponed games as the second half schedule nears. Giants and Night Hawks, tied for second at .500, meet tonight in Prosperity League to secure runner-up behind Myers' Mudhens. Elks face Standard Oil tomorrow in a carryover City league game. Armour Packers vs De Molays Wednesday. Elks vs Huron Grocery Thursday. No split seasons. second half continues.
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Huron
Giants
Night Hawks
Myers’ Mudhens
Teague
Elks the Elks
Lodgemen
Standard Oil
Armour Packers
de Molays
Fks
Huron Grocery Co
Women Qualify For Trans Miss Golf Des Moines
In Des Moines on June 12 women golfers from nine states began 18 hole qualifying for the Trans Mississsippi tournament under a baking sun. Patricia Boger Newbold of Wichita led the field as past champion while Lucille Robinson of Des Moines was among favorites. More than 100 entrants competed for the low 32 spots advancing to match play.
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Trans-Mississippi
Des Moines
Middle West
Patricia Boger Newbold
Wichita
Kan
Hot Springs
Ark
S Bill
Kansas
Guy
Mira Dorothy Kictz Pardue
Womens Trans Mississippi golf title field to tee off
Eight midwestern and southern champions gather for the Women's Trans Mississippi championship at Wakonda course Des Moines Iowa. Defending champ Patricia Beyer Newbold of Wichita Kansas leads a slate including Opal Hill Kansas City and Lucy Robinson Des Moines as top contenders.
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Des Moines
Patricia Beyer Newbold
Wichita
Kan
Hot Springs
C and N W Golfers Boost Lead In Inter-Club Defeat
C and N W golfers stretched their lead over Public Linksmen in a 104 to 58 win. Tom Sickles and G Walker won 15 points from D Horton and B Coates. Bowe and Terry tied. other pairs included Smith and McWhorter and Edwards and Ebert securing decisive victories for C and N W. Noted jockey Eugene James drown in Lake Michigan near Chicago.
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C. & N. W. Railroad
Tom Sickles
G. Walker
D. Horton
B. Coates
G. Bowe
H. Terry
J. Beddows
R van Arsgale
Clyde Smith
A. McWhorter
Jim Schultner
L.sparks
Ted Edwards
C. Ebert
A. v. Ray
E. Fos
A. ¥. Roettger
Rey Daum
G. Vanderstein
Frank Brown
Public Links
H. Greggerson
A Gordier
George Parson
G. Person
Emma Kalahar
Bert Dahl
South Dakotans Enter Minnesota Trapshooting Meet
Three South Dakota sportsmen lead the first entries for the Minnesota Trapshooting tournament in Breezy Point June 24 to 27. They are Jerry Wilson Sisseton Charles Greer Aberdeen and Fred Fellenger Huron. Also entered are former Olympic captains W B Gilly Fawcett Minneapolis and Frank Troeh Portland Ore. Most shooters come from Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. Fawcett adds 600 dollars in prize money. Fourteen trophies will be awarded.
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Switzerland
Frank Troeh
Portland
Ore
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Fawcett
Moose Lead Regained as Gross Powers Moose Juniors To Two Wins
Willie Gross pitched superbly to lead the Moose lodge American Legion Junior baseball team to a 14 to 0 victory over William Reaves post and a 12 to 0 win over the K of C lodge nine. The Moose clinched at least a share of first place as the week ends. The Elks must win their final game tonight to keep pace with the Moose. Leo Bloomberg calls a league meeting after the game to map plans for the rest of the season.
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Gross
Willie Gross
Moose Lodge American Legion
William Reaves
C. Lodge
The
Elks
Legionnaires
Leo Bloomberg
Iaia
Grocers And Packers Split Dubious City Diamond Ball Duel
Armour Packers, undefeated leaders, lost the first game 13 to 6 to Huron Grocery in a doubleheader. They rebounded to win the second 12 to 2 in a tense showdown. A Grocers versus Yale H&E C.M. game was postponed.
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Packers
Armour Packers
Huron Grocery Company
To & the
Tusshe
Spnings
Yale H&e C. M’s
New Open Champ Not Turning Pro Guldahl Threat in Chase
Johnny Goodman, 23, amateur winner of the 1923 national open, vows not to turn pro for at least two reasons. He aims to win the national amateur title in Cincinnati this September to complete the rare double with Evans and Jones and to secure Walker Cup selection for 1934. Goodman’s compact swing and strong iron play helped him shoot 287 to win, with Guldahl rallying to finish second and Armour, Wood, Hagen close behind.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Johnny Goodman
Chicago
Cincinnati
Chick Evans
Bobby Jones
United States Golf Association
Mid-West
Omaha
Goodman
Baltimore
Francis Quimet
Ross Somerville
Canada
United States
Johnny
Hubert T. Jones, Jr
Gene Sarazen
Eagles
Jett
North Shore Club
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Guldahl
Moors
Tommy Armour
Guidahl
Armour
Walter Hagen
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Virgil Drops Woonsocket 19 to 4 in League Contest
Virgil trailed early and was out-hit as Woonsocket built a 19 to 4 lead in a James Valley league baseball game. Virgil loaded the bases with two runs in the seventh and two more in the final frame, but the gap proved insurmountable. Manager Strong remains confident in his club despite the loss and an upcoming clash with Crow Creek Indians at Fort Thompson July 3 to 5.
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Jone
Cptuay
Mnooth
Woonsocket
Vis
Hases
Thomas
Strong
Crow Creek Indians
Fort Thompson
Huron Golfers Triumph Over Mitchell in Team Match
Huron Country Club defeated Mitchell 75 to 11 in a team golf match yesterday. Noble Matson and Ross Matson led Huron with 19 points in the featured foursome, while Bert York and Harry Burton each contributed strong point totals. A return match is planned for Mitchell in July.
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Mitchell Country Club
Mitchell
Huron
Huron Country Club
Noble Matson
Harvard Noble
Ross Matson
Euron
L. Patrick
ES. Bergeson
Noble
Bert York
Harry Burton
Joe Wood
Bob Kirkwood
Ed Lowery
C. Nicolls
Jack Frost
C. B. Stewart
Frank Spence
Tom Huesgen
George Lucas
Leo Harmon
Dick Hanten
W. B. Nielsen
H. R Kibbee, Jr
Tom
McCall John Hinman
Whaley
J. P. Michels
Dave
Filger
B.D. Robinson
Morris Diehl
Fom
W. C. Gagnon
Ralph Knight
Gust Jacobson
E. B. Hedblom
Abe Berg
William Frasier
J. S. Colton
F. H. Schrader
W. J. Dixon
Dr. EM. Young
Mitzhel
Lake Preston Court Tourney Crowned By Iroquois Duo
The first annual Lake Preston invitational tennis tourney crowned Iroquois Crawford and Crawford doubles champions 6 3 6 2 2 defeating Ing Back and Anderson. Claire Smithback of Lake Preston won singles 6 2 over Gomscude. A large crowd witnessed the event and a return tourney is planned. Lake Preston players plan to compete in other towns.
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Lake Preston
Troquois
Crawford
Ing Back
Anderson
Claire Smithback
Gomscude
Yale Club Buries Wessington 18 to 4 in Sioux City
Yale baseball crushed Wessington 18 to 4 after scoring 10 runs in the first two innings. Pitcher Kuehl worked steadily for Yale while B. Martin caught. The result follows Yale's 21st defeat of the season framed by a strong Sioux City display.
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Yale
Wessington
Sioux City
Yale Baseball Club
Ther
Ee Kuehl
B. Martin
Burke’s Surprise Ryder Cup Pick Stirs Golf War
The PGA selects Billy Burke for the final Ryder Cup spot after Johnny Goodman’s Chicago Open win alters plans. Burke, a 1931 national Open champion, replaces Johnny Farrell and joins captains Hagen Sarazen Runyan Smith Diegel Dudley Wood Shute on the American team sailing to England for the Southport matches.
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New York
Professional Golfers Association of America
Billy Burke
Burke
George R. Jacobus
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Chicago
Wes
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Sarazen
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Leo Diegel
Farrell
Wood
Hagen
Dutra
Europe
England
Britain
Southport
Easterners Are Strong In A A Standings
Chicago June 2 Eastern clubs led the American Association with 112 wins and $7, while the western group posted 102 victories and 107 defeats. Columbus and Indianapolis stretched their lead. Minneapolis St Louis Milwaukee Kansas City traded wins and losses. Frank Sigafoos of Indianapolis extended his hit streak to 31 games as St Paul and Louisville split a trio of close games.
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Toledo
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Hutchinson
Springfield
Omaha
Joplin
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Des Moines
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W. T Pota If
Norfolk
Sioux F
Beatrice
Yancoln
Indianaolis
St. Louis
Blues
Indians
Red Birds
Milaukee
Frank Sigafoos
Felder
Overseas Linksmen Seek British Open Title
London reports a record overseas challenge for the British open at St Andrews July 3 8 with 287 entries led by a United States delegation of 14 including defending champion Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen and Ryder Cup players. French entries number 10, Spain six, Canada three and others from Argentina New Zealand Denmark Egypt and distant British Empire locations participate.
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London
SS Andrews
United States
Hoylake
Epee Jones
Gene Sarazer
Walter Hagen
Wamer
George
Fleming Cubs Defeat Virgil Colts In Sunday Baseball
The Fleming Cubs beat the Virgil Kingsley Colts 5 to 2 on Fleming diamond. Fleming collected 13 hits to five for the Colts. The Cubs plan to play Bonilla on June 19 as part of Farmers Union events north of Bonilla.
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Virgil Kingsley Colts
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Bonilla
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Cubs
Baseball News Roundup From The Associated Press
The Ho Run Race by The Associated Press highlights Ruth and the Yankees against Foxx and the Athletics with Berger and Hartnett among others. Klein represents the Phillies in the national standings with a focus on Braves, Cuts, and 10 runs.
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Yankees
Foxx
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Klein
Phillies
Hartnett
Avenues Annex Second Victory Over Lake Byron in League Play
Avenues Annex beat Lake Byron 10 to 5 in a James Valley league baseball game at Lake Byron. The Avenues trailed early as Lake Byron struck for four runs off Schwartz and Boetel wildness, then the visitors rallied for 18 hits to seize control as Schwartz settled and Avenues pulled away.
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Huron Avenues
Schwartz
Boetel
Byron
Avenues
Collins To Join All-Star Squad
Eddie Collins, Boston Red Sox VP and GM, will return to uniform as he joins the American League roster for the All-Star game at Comiskey Park on July 6. Connie Mack will manage the AL with Art Fletcher assisting, while John McGraw will lead the National League team.
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Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Comiskey Park
Collins
Connie Mack
Mack
Art Fletcher
New York Yankee
New York Giants
John McGraw
Terry
New York
Bottomley
Cincinnnati
Frisch
St. Leuis
Ln. Herman
Traynor
Pittsburgh
English
Bartell
Philadelphia
Vaughen
Maass Dominates K of C in Yale Win
Yale defeats Huron K of C 17 to 2 in James Valley league action at Westpark. Maass limited Huron to five hits with 12 strikeouts while Yale received solid batting and defense supporting Morrissey on the hill.
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Maass
Huron K
C's
Yale
Westpark
Huron
Morrissey
Martin
Magse
Chester
Buffalo Wins First James Valley League Tilt
Buffalo defeats Bonilla 12 to 2 in the first league game of the season. Bonilla led early but Buffalo pulled away late securing a narrow victory as the northern division race opens wide.
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Buffalo
Bonilla
U Vault Star Enters National Intercollegiate Meet
Vermillion June 12 Lawrence Hanson Vermillion star pole vaulter on the Coyote track team will compete in the national intercollegiate meet in Chicago June 16 and 17. Stanky G Backman director of athletics announced Hanson will depart Thursday from Omaha to Chicago by plane for the event. Hanson has broken the Dakota Relays and North Central Conference records in the pole vault this spring.
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Coyote Crack
Dakota Relays
Chicago
Stanky G. Backman
Hanem
RB O.T
Omaha
Han[mpeer Sane Beree
Coyote
Hanson
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