Baer Braddock Heavyweight Title Bout Fails to Excite Fans
Associated Press reports a muted buildup for the Baer vs Braddock heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden. Promoters predict a modest gate, with advance sales unlikely to exceed a low six figures. Braddock, though game, trails Baer in speed and punch, and concerns about Braddock’s form mingle withBaer’s confidence.
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Scores From Yesterday National and Nebraska Leagues
Rain postponed St Louis at Boston. Pittsburgh held 4 runs in a loss to New York. Cincinnati routed New York 15 to 0. Philadelphia split with Cleveland. Boston beat Washington. Chicago split with New York. Nebraska State League Norfolk edged Beatrice 4 to 2. Sioux Falls swept. Western League Davenport outscored Des Moines 8 to 7. Omaha defeated Cedar Rapids 3 to 1. Sioux City beat Rock Island 8 to 2. Keokuk and St Joseph tied 2 each.
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Marshall Sees Streak Reach Forty One Games
Eddie Marshall of Milwaukee extended his consecutive game hitting streak to 41 with a ninth inning single after a 0-for-5 start. Milwaukee powered 12 hits to beat St Paul 13 to 5, keeping the race tight with Indianapolis and St Paul atop the standings.
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Sports Doctor Degree At Hamburg University
The new Dr Sport degree marks Germany’s shift to athletic science as an academic field. Hamburg University, with professors Altrock Reln and Knoll, see athletics as a vital science linking two other disciplines and health to spiritual vitality.
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Hamburg
Huron Nine To Play Camp Team On Diamond
Huron nine faces the camp nine in a scheduled game after rain washed out the previous practice. James Valley Slob will start for Huron on the north side diamond at 3 PM. The preparatory practice precedes Sunday's home league match with Bancroft.
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Ruskin Park Golfers Ready for Central South Dakota Tourney
Ruskin Park in this section of the state joins several clubs for Huron Country Club’s annual Central South Dakota golf tournament to be played Sunday. Lavey of Forestburg confirms Ruskin Park and Artesian representation with at least eight men. Also included are score notes: Fargo Moorhead 6, Breinerd 7. Winnipes 9, Duluth 9. Grand Forks 6, Eau Claire 6. Caled end tenth. Brookston 0, Superior %.
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Lovelock Aims For Mile Record At Palmer Stadium Duel
New Zealand British runner Tack Lovelock meets Glenn Cunningham Bill Bonthron Glen Dawson and Gene Venzke at Princeton's Palmer Stadium June 16 hoping to shatter the mile mark once held by his rival. Lovelock credits swimming for rhythm and relaxation and says he trained long in the hospital pool. He has beaten Bonthron in three of four attempts and believes he can win to boost his record chase.
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Games recap fragment links star players across leagues
Fragmentary note lists players and teams from the national and American leagues. Mentions Ott, Moore, Vaughan, Johnson, Greenery, and Tiger among Giants, Pirates, Athletics, and others with scattered scores or roles unclear.
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Boston Moves Up Into Fourth Place With Double Win
Boston earns a doubleheader sweep over Detroit 3-1 and 3-2 to rise to fourth place, narrowing the gap to within one point of the Indians. Grove shines with four wins, while Ferrell allows five hits in the second game but issues six walks. Reds sweep Giants in a pair, Phillies top Cubs, Pirates stun Dodgers 4-0, and Yankees grow lead by taking both ends from the Browns. White Sox split with Washington, Athletics sweep both ends at Cleveland.
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Ellsworth Vines In Automobile Smashup
Ellsworth Vines and his wife were slightly injured when their car collided with another near Clinton Louisiana while en route from Pasadena California to New York for a European tour. A farm boy rider, Robert Crampton, was killed and Crampton’s father, also a passenger, suffered serious injuries. Coroner L Riggert planned an inquest.
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German Visitors To Paddle Own Canoes
Invasion by foreign canoeists on South German rivers and lakes is anticipated this summer, announced to the German Canoeing association. Two groups of American paddlers led by Professor J C Bradley of Cosnell University will travel over 625 miles on the Rhine Mosel Lahn Danube Salzbach Loisach Isar Lech and Kochel Lake. They sail from New York June 26 with a student group among them. British and English Camping Club parties plan similar itineraries for six groups later in the season.
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Bonilla Juniors Edge Ree Heights In Extra Innings
Bonilla juniors win 8 to 7 in a seven inning contest, tied 7 7 after Ree Heights score late. D Williams drove in the winning run for Bonilla in the extra frame as Johnson and Mahan paired with Ree Heights.
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Northwestern offers cheap season tickets for 1940 football games
Northwestern University plans a special south bleachers block for fall football. Season tickets priced at $5 grant admission to De Paul Purdue Illinois Wisconsin and other games. Individual game prices begin at $1.50 for the De Paul match up to $2.75 for the annual clash with Illinois.
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Kline and Chladek Share South Dakota Golf Title
Kline Howard and L Chladek Liyndall won the 1935 South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association golf title at Country Club sharing the nine hole medal play with 6 over par. Otto Isaule l of Tyndall placed second with 49, H Dakin of Britton 51, N Tidball and F Sebring of Brookings 52s. Kline also won flag competition. Chladek took third. Abbot of Onida was noted for driving distance. Trapshooting preceded the golf tourney at the Baron Gun Club. no records were kept.
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Andrews
Pat Abbot
Onida
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Raron Gun Club
Huronite Pythians Set For League Clash Tonight
City league play resumes with the Evening Huronite facing the Knights of Pythias tonight after last night’s postponement of Myers Cornet versus Lampe Mart. The Pythians meet A. O. U. W. ten Friday. A postponed Company C Texaco Oilers tilt is under arrangement for rescheduled play.
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Nazi regime bans hybrid sports amid racing and aviation efforts
Berlin authorities condemn hybrid contests as distortions of sport. Adolph Huchnlein forbids Seeger style football on motorcycles and prohibits races between cars and sport planes, deeming such events lacking in traditional sporting value and purpose.
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Racing Pilots Plan To Promote Contests In Indy
Indianapolis leaders of a new organization of auto race drivers plan to promote contests this summer. The group includes Wild Bill Cummings Louis Meyer Fred Frame Habe Stop Wilbur Shaw Lon Moore Al Gordon Deacon Litz and William Cantlon. All participated in the 500 mile race May 30. They will tour the country racing on dirt tracks or speedways with a business manager handling promotion.
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Top Rating Players Collide In Tourney
In Nashville on June 12 the southern amateur tennis tournament enters its third day with twenty two players remaining led by Bryan M. Grant of Atlanta the defending champion and Berkeley Bell of New York City top seed. Grant meets Bruce Baxter of Austin while Bell faces Harvey Terrell of Birmingham.
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Halvorsen Reaches Huronite Handicap Semis
Halvorsen defeated Jack Frost 3 and 2 to reach the Evening Huronite handicap final four. Adams led Riggle by four at halfway in the other semi, while Halvorsen advances to face C A Mitchell after Mitchell won by default from H Cress in the upper bracket.
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Lou Salica Wins Bantamweight Title in California Match
In Los Angeles on June 12 Tov Salica a 19 year old Brooklyn boxer won a ten round decision over Pablo Dano of Manila to claim the world bantamweight title recognized by California. Both fighters weighed 117.4 pounds.
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Landis to Review Record in Ex-Prison Athlete Case
Chicago June 12 Landis prepares to study records in the Edwn n Alsbama Pitts case an ex convict barred from playing for Albany in the International league Commissioner Landis expected to get reports late today or tomorrow He remains in session at his hotel suite due to cold and high blood pressure with no decision until next week
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Huron Juniors To Practice Tomorrow
Huron Juniors to drill tomorrow afternoon for next Sunday's district league game against Redgeld. Muron American Legion junior players report to West Park at 2 50 under T H Luby. West Park hosts Redfield Huron game as first round district play. North Side boys beat West Siders 4 to 3 in a well played tilt last night.
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Virgil Prepares For League Game With Willow Lake
Virgil eyes Sunday's James Valley league showdown against Willow Lake. Coach Wickum speeds the ball with a sharp curve while a strong Virgil receiving corps anchors the offense. Veterans meet Thursday at six and Sunday at 1 to finalize travel plans from Holtey's garage to Willow Lake.
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Highmore golf tourney postponed to June 30
The Highmore golf club invites players to the annual invitation tournament now rescheduled for Sunday June after a delay in preparing the Highmore links. Huron Country club received the invitation this week as organizers shift dates from the original June 2 scheduling.
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Clipper Flight Delayed From Alameda To Midway Route
Pan American Airways officials in Alameda California examined weather conditions today for the long range Clipper flight over the Pacific. After two postponements a further delay of at least 14 hours was announced as they keep the flying boat grounded until favorable conditions appear over the ocean. The takeoff was originally set for Monday and the plane will head to Midway with a stop at Honolulu on the trans Pacific service plan.
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Baseball notes from a crowded slate with several stars
Yesterday's action featured Guy Bush of the Pirates blanking the Dodgers with seven singles and seven strikeouts, Bil Dickey and Vito Tamulis contributing to a strong mound effort. Farmer drove in four runs over two games with two singles and a homer, while Latter matched eight hits and seven Ks and also homered at night. Reds, Senators, and White Sox players posted key hits and multi‑run rallies as multiple teams produced big innings and late surges in a mixed slate.
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Ferrell
Tony Freitas
Leroy Herrmann
Adam Comororky
Reds
Paul Richards
Bob Johnson
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Johnson
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
Everett Rightmire of Sioux City defeated Henry Hook in a 10 round decision in Chicago. Freddie Steele of Tacoma stopped L Rossi of Newark in Seattle. Arsenate of lead sprays prove ineffective for peach trees unless zinc sulphate is added to the solution.
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