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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
8
The St Louis Cardinals expect renewed form from Jease Haines as he recovers, boosting hopes in a season marked by injuries. His recent shutout of the Phillies and win over the Giants signaled a turning point, with Grimes and Kolp delivering strong performances to pace Chicago and Cincinnati respectively.
Standard Oil dominates the Diamondball scene, extending their top position after a 14-run rally and strong pitching by Bostic and Musgrove. Dairy Products upset the railroads with a late surge, tying for second as C N W and Elks slip in the chase. The Elks vs Standard Oil title bout looms as the pivotal game of the half season.
Slaughter, weighing 2604, stopped Saltis at 260? in the fifth round of a club bout in Terre Haute. Saltis weighed 158 and Slaughter claimed the victory amid Chicago area boxing action last night.
National League mentions Chicago New York stumbles as Mungo Benton Kolp La Frimach Lopez feature. St Louis Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Boston all with varied lineups. American League Philadelphia St Louis Detroit White Sox Chicago and Boston-Cleveland postponed rain. American Association St Paul and Kansas City Indianapolis Duke Farnes shows score updates.
Yesterday's stars included Bill Dickey of the Yankees delivering a homer with two on to beat White Sox. Lloyd Brown toppled the Sedators with five hits. Leon Gossett of the Browns collected four straight hits. Harvey Hendrick of the Reds had a multi hit game with a double and single. Burleigh Grimes of the Cubs allowed seven scattered hits to halt the Giants' winning streak. Jesse Heines of the Cardinals shut out Phil.
Mike Gibbs moved into the second round of the CG and N W railroad championship by defeating George Fleming 3 and 2. Gibbs is the first lower bracket winner to advance, with A J Ray and Wayne John earlier in the week winning their matches. Fleming and Gibbs both struggled, with Gibbs carding 83 for 18 holes.
In Norman Oklahoma Mount St Charles College at Helena reports a wave of graduations that remove about twenty four letter men from the University of Oklahoma football squad this year leaving the team with several gaps for next fall the article notes eight players from the squad have already left through graduation and hints at adjustments for the upcoming season.
NEA Service sports editor analyzes Jack Sharkey versus Max Schmeling, predicting Sharkey will lose in various dramatic ways. The piece mocks Sharkey with imagined antics and notes Schmeling’s calm approach, then foresees Sharkey’s breakdown and a likely dramatic finish.
Will Harridge of the American League upheld Moriarty after a Cleveland game confrontation. Umpire Moriarty was mobbed by several White Sox players following a challenge, leading to fines for Gaston Fonseca Berry and Grube and a reprimand for Moriarty. Johnson’s authority loomed as the league weighed disciplinary action.
A two year old title fight described with Schmeling’s resilience and Sharkey’s agitation. Sharkey, beaten on a foul in a memorable bout at Yankee Stadium, seeks revenge as the rivals prepare for a new clash at Is on Square Bowl on Long Island.
Minneapolis holds a two game edge over St. Paul and Indianapolis while Milwaukee closes in within four and a half games. Columbus and Indianapolis split a pitching duel with Grabowski besting Munns thanks to Crawford and Swanson. Indianapolis down Kansas City 16 10 in a night game, Blues rally for seven runs in seventh and ninth.
Graduation will be keenly felt at Marquette University as 2 MO men graduate this spring. Among them are HW footballers seven tracksters five basketball men and four hockey players, with Harridge's decision signaling the league backs no one. Moriarty does not need anyone to stand behind him.
New York June 17 49 Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey may stage one of the greatest heavyweight clashes at Madison Square Garden or the Long Island outdoor bowl next Tuesday night. Interest seems low people stay away due to high ticket prices up to 23 dollars and a projected gate near 400000, possibly 100000 under estimates. Schmeling weighed 118 pound 3 ounces after a five round workout at Kingston and Sharkey plans active work through Monday as a contingency for bad weather.
In Huron Country club Buick Cup action, club champion Rev. S D Disrud was eliminated in the second round by Tom Huesgen 3 and 2. Huesgen posted a 44 on the first round and finished strong with a 3u. handicap strokes applied each round. The match, the sole second-round completion yesterday, sets Huesgen against the winner of Mitchell versus Mew Keon in the third round.
Tony Canzoneri, world lightweight champion, defeated Chicago’s Harry Dublinsky by decision in a ten round non title bout at the West Side Boxing Club. Canzoneri led early with solid body shots and a first round left hook to the eye, but Dublinsky rallied in rounds seven and eight to outscore him as Canzoneri tired.
Fights Last Night featured Tony Canzoneri defeating Harry Dublinsky in Chicago by points and Sam Levine stopping Franklyn Creek in Milwaukee. Philip Chocolats outpointed Roger Bernard in Philadelphia, while Kid Chocolats beat Bernard. Numerous other bouts included wins for Bemmy Leonard over Billy Angelo in New York and Bobby Leitham stopping Art Giroux in Montreal.
Hollywood match between Mustapha Pasha and Paddy Mack of Boston ends with Pasha pinning Mack after a controversial clinch. A cigarette flicked into Pasha’s mouth during the bout, creating a noisy, painful moment and fueling an anti-cigaret league argument.
Rapid City June 17 14 representatives from Madison Aberdeen Sturgis Rapid City and Mitchell advanced in boxing tournaments at the national guardian event after second round matches. Aberdeen and Sioux Falls each had three survivors. An attraction bout is planned Wednesday night with Ank Derrick of Aberdeen against Seaman of Turon in a three round exhibition not affecting the guardsmen elimination. Derrick weighs 254 Seaman 154. Other results list Cochrane over Brookings 120 Brunstad over Ratertorst Madison 135, Brookings 116.
New York June 11. Defending champion Billy Burke and British Open winner Gene Sarazen will lead the gallery at Fresh Meadow Club Long Island for the National Open opening rounds next Thursday and Friday. U S G A paired Burke with Sarazen for the first 14 holes Thursday and the following 18 Friday with tee times 9 10 a m and 12 20 p m. The 151 players include 10 amateurs. George Von Elm draws Mec Donald Smith as partners for the first two rounds with 9 30 a m and 12 40 p m starts.
The American Legion juniors showed a weak showing in their first game at Redfield on Wednesday. Manager Fred Batstaff lined up two long practice sessions before the return game Sunday afternoon. Readied lineups include several new players to spark the offense and a new battery to be tested in the doubleheader opener against Woonsocket Stock Yards, with the juniors to play after the K of team at C. & NW railroad park.
The Columbus Red Birds of the American Association boast one of the largest knot hole fangs in the country. The roster now contains 12 500 names and fresh applications are received daily.
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