McCarthy Faces Regret Over DeShong Trade Publicity
The Associated Press reports Joe McCarthy may lament trading DeShong and Jesse Hill to Washington for Burp Hadley and Roy Johnson. Deshong shines for the Nationals with two-hits in a 2-0 win over Chicago, while Hadley improves as McCarthy uses five pitchers in a 10-9 Yankee victory over Detroit. The Yankees stay 26 games up as Boston rallies to beat St. Louis, and Philadelphia tops St. Louis while Cincinnati edges Brooklyn in night action.
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Dow
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Jesse Hill
Washington
Burp Hadley
Roy Johnson
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Lou Gehrig
Red Sox
Ricky Ferrell
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
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Bob Johnson
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Chicago Cubs
Boston Bess
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Breckiyns
Redfield Softball Gets Under Way
PEDFIELD June 12 Special Through the efforts of DO A Haddorf director of Redfeld's summer recreation Project the city kittenball league has resumed activity after a two year lapse Four teams have been organized with the opening game scheduled for 7 o'clock Tuesday night when Headrick's Outlaws square off against Albrecht's Cleaners Arrangements have been made to play Thursday night games at 630 to permit spectators to see the game and attend the band concert starting at 730 A single game will be played each Tuesday and Thursday evenings giving each team a chance to see action once a week Thursday June 13 pairs Gamble's Tigers with the IGA Eagles All games are free to the public Schedules as drawn up for weeks after June 16 and 18 pit the Cleaners against the Eagles on June 23 Outlaws and Tigers June 25 Cleaners and Tigers June 30 Outlaws and Eagles on July 2 Eagles and Tigers July 7 Cleaners and Outlaws July 9 Outlaws and Tigers July 14 Eagles and Cleaners July 16 Outlaws and Eagles July 21 Cleaners and Tigers July 23 Cleaners and Outlaws July 23 Eagles and Tigers July 30 Cleaners and Eagles August 4 Outlaws and Tigers August 6 Outlaws and Eagles August 11 and Tigers against Cleanars on August 13 Each team plays each other team thrce times.
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Thurssy
Gamble
Tigers
IGA Eagles
Cleaners
Eagles
Outlaws
Cleanars
Softball Joust Plans Advance in South Dakota Tourney
Plans move forward for the South Dakota white softball tournament to be held September 6 and 7 in Yankton with both men’s and women’s events. William Schlegelmitch of Yankton named secretary at a Huron board meeting. All registrations due by July 5. Regional qualifiers set for Yankton Huron Castlewood Eureka Marion White Aberdeen and Miller to determine state entrants.
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Lankton
Jeore
South Dakota
William Schlegelmitch
Yankton
Sizle
Huron
Schegelmilch
Castlewood
Eureka
Marion
White, Aberdean
Miller
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League batting leaders include Sullivan of the Indians at a .383 average with Gehrig, Gehringer, and True among top finishers. National League batting leaders feature Martin of the Cardinals at .396 and Terry of the Giants at .385, with Ott and Moore contributing notable totals in home and runs.
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Associated Press
Sullivan
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Rams
Gehringer
Tigers
Red Sox
True Indians
Powell
Senators
West
White Sox
Grove
Malone
Me Sorrell
National Langee
Schmeling Driven By Pride In Aim To Reclaim Title
The piece portrays Max Schmeling training seriously for his June 18 bout with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. Viewers note Schmeling’s drive to become the first to regain the heavyweight title, despite Louis’s status as heavy favorite and Schmeling’s affluent life. The report contrasts Schmeling’s focused, sparring-heavy regimen with Louis’s more glamorous camp, highlighting Schmeling’s determination and pride as key factors shaping the headline bout.
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Schmeling
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Max
Metcalfe barred from Minnesota meet by Wisconsin U A U
Ralph Metcalfe, Maquette University sprint star, was denied a travel permit to an AAU meet in Minneapolis. Wisconsin AAU officials urge his presence at the first annual Wisconsin AAU outdoor championships in Milwaukee to qualify for Olympic trials. Metcalfe voiced regret if Minneapolis officials are inconvenienced.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Maquette University
Ofonplc
Wisconsin-A. A. U
Miter
University of Minnesota
Metcal
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Wisconsin A. A. U
Association
Minneapolis
Quy Yeze Old Wisconsin Association
AAG
Murphy
Metcalfe
Deluxe Beats Banquet In Armour Softball
Deluxe of Armour won 17 to score in a fourth week league game. Banquets and Batteries teams played. Delux, Hobbs, Kratz, Danley, Donley, and Gordeon noted among Banquets players. Armour All Stars plan an outside game against CCC tonight. prior matchups with CCC were even.
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Delux
Armour Circle
Lox Batteries
Hobbs
Kratz
Banquets
Danley
Donley
Gordeon
Armous All Stars
CCC
Wade
Prosperity Eitenbell
Kocyman
Yesterday's Stars Triumph in Tough Baseball Night
A jumble of names and scores shows yesterday's Stars securing a 10-9 victory over the Tigers with key plays by Timmy Deshoug and Ernie Sulik. Elsewhere, the Senators pitched a two-hit gem shutting out the White Sox 2-0. Stan Hack, Cube, and Bob Johnson lead with homers and multi-hit nights as Bees, Dodgers, and Athletics suffer varied setbacks.
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Associated Press
Yankese
Tigers
Timmy
Deshoug
Senators
White Sox
Stan Hack
Cube
Bees
Ernie Sulik
Philice
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Dante
Perea
Homer
My_ Campbell
Great Golf Great Golf
An old golf column by Art Krenz advises women golfers on grip technique. It warns against twisting the right hand under the shaft and using a weak wrist action. The goal is a square face at impact to prevent excessive run and a curved slice.
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Art Krenz
Service
Iow Club
Ferney Top in Prairie Loop League Race
Ferney leads Prairie Loop standings in the Eastern Division after a tight race with Turton and Conde. Ewing and Jenkins powered the locale’s defense, striking out 10 opponents as Ferney Stratford and Coude Torta vie for position in the Prairie League standings.
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Ferney
Prairie Loop
Turton
Tortan
Conde
Ewing and Jenkins
Battery
Stratford
Coude ‘Torta
Rookie Outfielder Joe Expects Better Season With Yanks
Reads like a fan-style blurb praising a New York Yankees rookie outfielder as a sensational early season contributor. Mentions June 12 and implies high expectations for improved hitting and fielding for the coming season.
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Joe
York
Joe TM
Maxao
New York Yankees
Gould predicts Schmeling Louis title bout fifth round
Alan Gould surveys the Schmeling Louis buildup warning that the German must show more than courage. Louis is a counter puncher with knockout power and Barnstorming left hands may keep Schmeling at bay. The column doubts Schmeling can last beyond five or six rounds and notes Louis has yet to face top-tier opposition.
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Louis
Schmeting
Camp Hokum
Schmeling
Paulino
Yesterday's Scores in Major Leagues and Leagues
A scrambled list shows Cleveland against Philadelphia and Detroit versus New York among various matchups. Other lines reference teams like St. Paul Milwaukee Columbus Cedar Rapids Sioux City and Des Moines with scores such as Davenport 7 0 and Des Moines 6 Omaha 2.
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Davenport
Waterton
Des Moines
Omaha
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Chicago
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Aga
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Areeshay Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapella
Louisville
ART Toledo
Waterloo
Norfolk
Mitchell
Ang
Beatrice
Sioux Falls
Fairbury
Delux Beats Banquet In Olympic Marathon Relay
In a tense Olympic Games event, Brown and McMahon place high as Kaley and Weir rally. Providence and India figures show strong performances, with notable finishes in the marathon relay.
Blackburn Points to Killer Spirit in Negro Boxer
Lakewood New JerseyJune 12 Joe Loute handlers finished their hard training as the Detroit youth, once cherubic, now displays a killer spirit in the ring. Trainer Jack Black notes he carries a fist referee and will win by overwhelming his foe until they cannot rise. During indoor work, five sparring partners fell to his power, his sullen face refusing smiles as he pummeled bags with brutal uppercuts.
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Lakewood
N. J
Joe Loute
Detroit
Jack Black
Joe
Tume
State Coaches Lose Athletes at State College
BROOKINGS June 12 Coaches R H Red Threlfall football Lem Herting basketball track at State College oversee nine of their best athletes graduate this week. Notable losses include Paul Miller Platte captain and conference broad jump record maker. Rollins Emmerich New Ulm guard three year monogram. Wallace Dichi Mitchell basketball captain and football end. plus Lyle Sunda Hal Price Evans Halverson Lennie Leach and Jap Kibbe among others. Incoming sophomores expected to bolster 1936 Jackrabbit teams as reinforcements for new line and squad fillouts.
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R. H. Red Threlfall
Lem Herting
State College
Paul Miler
Platte
Threlfall
Miller
Rollins Emmerich
New Ulm
Minn
Emmerich
Wallace
Dichi
Mitchell
Diehl
Lyle Sunda
Volga
Hal Price
Indianapolis
Ind
Dave Evans
Watertown
Kenneth
Halverson
Canton
Lennie
Leach
Pierre
Jap Kibbe
jMilbank
State Axe
Luckless Tigers Face More Blows As Cochrane Faces Surgery
Detroit news reports manager Mickey Cochrane to undergo an operation Monday after entering Henry Ford Hospital for hyperthyroidism treatment. Hank Greenberg remains on the injured list with a wrist fracture, cast to stay for two more weeks, delaying hoped return and clouding All-Star selection plans.
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Cochrane
Greenberg
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Henry Ford Hospital
Hank Greenberg
Greenbergs
Boston
Beadle County Soil Group Sets Summer Fallow Rules
The Beadle County Soil Conservation Committee met in the courthouse to outline summer fallowing rules for farmers. Those who plan to comply must plow before July 1 1938 and complete discing, spring-tooth harrowing, and cultivation in time. Farmers in designated areas must report operations to two district committee members.
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Beadle
County Soil Conservation Committee
Court House
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Marmers
Hiss
Recreation Heads Meet At Redfield Institute
Representatives from nearly every county town except Meillette attended a summer recreation institute in Redfield. About 60 teachers heard Loftus Ward, state supervisor, and others discuss program organization, schedules, and supervision for community projects.
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Hear Ward
Redfield
Meilette
Ashton
Evelyn Keane
Loftus Ward
Huron
Flannery
Watertown
Lois Potter
Leota van Ornum
Red Geld
Marguerite Jones
Mise Eth Ch Keen
Christiansen
W. P
Lofj Tas Ward
Landholders Aided By New Regulation
Beadle County landowners may not need to apply for grants on every farm they own or operate. The new rule exempts farms not applying from program provisions except for soil depleting crop acreage, potentially lowering mandatory bases and penalties. Landlords can cooperate more easily on the 1936 conservation program, with tenant and landlord deductions shared in proportion to other payments.
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Beadle County
James J. O'Comnel
O'Connell Aoys
Ferma
No Team Setup in Hot Battle of Association Race
Chicago reports a chaotic start to the American Association race with inconsistent lineups. Milwaukee and Colne game rained out yesterday and Kansas City split a double bill with Toledo after a 5 1 win by the Blues and a 3 2 loss. Louisville crushed Minneapolis and Indianapolis edged St Paul in night games, reshaping standings.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Colnebus
Kansas Clear
Brewers
Toledo
Blues
Louisville
Mintineapolis Millers
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Mitchell Beats Beatrice 12 to 7 in Nebraska league action
Mitchell routed Beatrice 12 to 7 as four Norfolk Elks pitchers, led by Pearson, halted Lincoln's hitters. Sioux Falls beat Fairbury 4 to 2, while Beatrice fell 12 to 1 to an opponent. Multiple pitchers assigned, errors noted, with nine hits by Lincoln and Fairbury each.
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Associated Prend
Norfolk Elks
Lincoln
Links
Norfolk
Pearson
Sioux Falls
Fairbury
Canaries
Mitchell
South Dakotans
Beatrice
Poynter
Homestad
Newlin
Werner
Oy Rosbach
Cable and Knox
Hildebrandt Attacks Hoover Address at Convention
South Dakota Democrat Representative Hildebrandt criticized Herbert Hoover’s convention remarks on liberty and the Constitution. He called Hoover hypocritical for praising the Supreme Court while denouncing progressive democracy and asserting Wall Street and corporations benefit from the court.
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Hoover
Hildebrandt
South Dakota
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Wall Street
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