Gilkersons Rally For 8-2 Victory Over Huron Boosters
Gilkerson Union Giants defeated the Huron Boosters 8 to 2 as Smoulding allowed four zeroes. Key moments came from Byas, Haley, Radcliffe, and Davis in a strong Giants attack while Roy Bish spearheaded solid defense with two double plays. Huron's only thrusts were limited by tight pitching and fielding.
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Semsel
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Radcliffe
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Byas
Blair
Tally
Burns
Haley
Aleldac
Negrotes
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Akers
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J. Clair
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HW Olson
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McRall Eyas
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Daudle
Smaulding
Landis
Dimmond
Hime
Intercollegiate Golf Moves West For First Time In Tour History
The 35th annual Intercollegiate Golf Association tournament shifts from eastern dominance to Olympia Fields Chicago on June 22 21 with Notre Dame Illinois Wisconsin Detroit Marquette leading midwestern contenders. Defending stars Moller and Dunlap Jr renew rivalries while USC becomes first far western team to enter the team event.
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Chicago
The
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Olympia Fields
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Dartmouth
Columbia
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Georgetown
Larry Moller
Oakmont
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Moller
Dunlap
Illlnois
Wisconsin
Detroit U
Marquette
Frank Beaupre
Lewis O'Shea
Bill Redmond
Dick Martin
Fred Lyons
Jack Senfesty
Joe Royston
Michigan
Sam Parks
University of Pittsburgh
University of Southern California
Trojans
Watts Gunn
Maurice McCarthy
Jess Sweetser
George ‘T. Dunlag, Jr
Western Net Players Reach Quarter Final
CHICAGO June 1 77 The fight for the western tennis singles championship progresses as Maree Rainville of Montreas wins Carnsole's lone victory over the United States. Amariose, Davis, and Seste Recings advance, with Mare facing Remah and Eeediey in the upcoming rounds.
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Chicago
Maree
Rainville
Montreas
Carnsole
United Sete
Sone Davis
Tex
D-Ball Managers Meet Monday For League Work
City TAM Nevada league team managers plan a Monday meeting at the Tredway and Liem Sport Shop to set the second half schedule and arrange a playoff between Huron Dairy Products and Coney Island for the first half title. Financing plans for the rest of the season and scheduling of out of town games to boost funds will be discussed.
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TAM Neavada League
Huron Dairy Products
Coney Island
Montag
Tredway
Oelock
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Knights of Pythias City League
Armour Packers
Pythians
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Pythscans
Conay Island
Dairymen
Coney Islands
Junior Series to Be Held in Houston This August
Russell Cook announced the Legion will stage the junior diamond world series for the national title in Houston late August. About thirty boys, survivors from over 500000 contestants, will compete in a three game series with Judge Kenesaw Landis and two major league umpires expected. The majors contribute $30000 annually toward the event.
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Texas
Russell Cook
American Legion Americanizator Committee
Legion
Legion Competitios
Kenesaw M. Landis
Managers Seek Strength as A A clubs seek talent
American Association managers scan for new players to bolster rosters as teams prize pitching and depth. Louisville and Kansas City added players, Indianapolis named Emmett McCann after John Corriden’s resignation, and the league notes a wide open race with any club capable of rising. Kansas City beat Columbus in ten innings 19 to 17 after an 8 0 lead, while Toledo shut out New York Giants 7 4 in an exhibition.
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William Weekes
Chicago
American Association Baseball Club
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapells
Emmett McCann
John Corriden
Columbus
Blues
Bill Swift
Toledo
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Washington i
New York
Cleveland Warty
Boston
Detroit
Minneapolis
Kansas Ci
Indianapolis
DeMalays Dropped By Gambles In Tigers Victory
Redfield game Tuesday evening at Redfield College diamond ended 3 to 16 in favor of the Gambles Tigers. Francis Holgate and George Goodell pitched for the Tigers while Burke Van Wald and Haymond Beckman were the DeMolay battery. The scoring by innings shows DeMolay 103 05 O- 6, Gambles Tigers 2d 202 x16.
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Gambles Redfield
DeMalay Peepists
Gamble Tigers
Redfield Colleges
Tigers
Francis Holgate
George Goodell
Burke van Wald
Haymond Beckman
DeMolay
Sweep All Is Out Of American Derby
Washington Park hosts the $50,000 American Derby this Saturday as a key three year old race. Sweep All is withdrawn. Mate, winner of the Preakness, is favored to go post for Morris and Knebel kamp.
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Sweep All
Chicago
Morris and
Knebelkamp
Chief Hope
Washington Park
Sweep
Charles T. Fischer
Mate
A. C. Boatwick
Three Win Prizes in Ladies Day Golf Tourney
Mrs. Jon Downs Ruth Gierd and Mrs J C Oppernd won prizes in a morning ladies day golf competition. The event was part of the regular ladies program sponsored by the morning network and held at Wednentey, with the day’s activities continuing into the afternoon.
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Jon Downs
Ruth Gierd
J. C. Oppernd
Nextwork
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T Eel
Goodman and Larson duel in Trans-Mississippi first round
In Golden Valley Minnesota Johnny Goodman Omaha's favorite for the Trans Miss championship meets Earl Larson Minneapolis in the first round of 34 hole matches. Weathered by Wednesday's wind Goodman kept his form while others, including Fred Cold and Dr Paul Barton, advanced in close matches.
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Golden Valley Golf Club
Minneapolis
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Earl Larson
Omaha Hoy
Fred Cold
Wichita
Kansas
Bud Maytag
Des Moines
Dick Putnam
Wiliam Fow~lee
Fargo
N. D
University of Minnesota
Paul Barton
Davenport
Robert BicCrary
Des, Moines
Rodney Bliss, Jr
Alex Engardt
Frank Mowatt
Minneapolia
Lester Bolstad
St. Paul
Earl Beeryhill
Colorado Springs
Bolstad
Rudy Juran
Merle Stimson
Water-loo
Towa
Berryhill
Art Evera
Logan van Zant
Tulsa
Pythians To Meet War Vets Tonight
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Knights of Pythias league games start the week with half the schedule. Tonight the Pythians seek a first-half win to stay out of last place while the Veterans hope for a victory to lift them from the cellar.
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Pythians
Miller C C Takes D Ball Loop Lead
In kittenball play Miller C C’s Commercial club jumps to first with a 21 to 7 win over Schroeder Cubs, opening a two game lead. Cubs trailed early, failing to start strong, while Commercials pulled away determinately. Thursday night the Jones Pill Rollers face the Legionnaires in game two of the season. Standings show Commercial Club 1,060 points, Legionnaires 5, with other team totals listed.
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Miller
Schroeder Cubs
Cubs
Bers
Jones Pill Rollers
Legionnaires
Team
Woo Prt Commercial Club
Commercial Club
League Leaders and Standings Recap Across American and National Leagues
National League leader notes: Batting Hall of 404 by Terry of Giants. Runs Klein of Phillies with 51. RBIs Klein 4. Hits Terry 14. Stolen bases Comorosky and Cuyler. Pitching Deringer Cardinale Sweetland Cubs 6 1. American League highlights: Batting Morgan Indians 333. Runs Simmong Athletics 51. Hits Cronin Senators 5. Pitching Pischer Senators 6 1. Burke Senators 6 1.
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Hendrick
Reds
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Comorosky
Pirates
Cuyler
Cubs
Deringer
Cardinale
Sweetland
Morgan
Indians
Cochers
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Simmong
Ormin
Senators
Western Open Opens With 120 Golfers For 1931
Miami Valley Country Club hosts the Western Open as 120 golfers start the 1931 event seeking the title held by Gene Sarazen. Notables include Dudley, Dutra, Hagen, Von Elm, Gamber, Evans, with amateurs Schmutte, French and Espinosi among entrants. After 18 holes the field will trim to the low 100 and ties. two further rounds set the final. Dutra seen as Sarazen’s likeliest challenger.
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Miami Valley Country Club
Dayton
Mortie Dutra
Tennis Meeting Set Tonight In Huron For Open City Net Tourney
Huron tennis fans will gather at Wheeler drug store tonight to finalize plans for an open city net tournament slated for late June. Fourteen players have signed to compete, entries deadline will be set, and tournament committees named. All prospective entrants are urged to attend at o o clock.
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Huron
Wheeler Drug Store
Wichita Loses But Holds First Place in League Race
Pueblo defeated Wichita 12 to 5 but the Aviators remained first. Denver beat Topeka 11 to 6 and Des Moines routed Oklahoma City 4 to 1, reshuffling standings with Pueblo, Saints, St Joseph, and Omaha. Topeka moved up to sixth, Oklahoma City dropped to seventh, Draghe remained in last.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Wichita
Aviators
Denver
Topeka
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Bears
Omaha
St Joseph
Saints
St. Joseph
Draghe
Knights of Columbus blank Texaco Oilers for first Redfield win
In Redfield on Wednesday evening at the college diamond the Knights of Columbus pitched a shutout to beat the Texaco Oilers 7 to 0. Cy Holgate and Bernard McDermott led KC offense while Emil Schnittgrund Donald Yager and Grant Hagerty worked the Texaco battery.
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Redfield
Knights of Columbus
Redfield City
Hill And Robinson Top Women’s Trans Miss Champ Favorites
St Louis June 18 five annual Women’s Trans Miss golf championship moved to quarter finals with Opal Sill of Kansas City and Lucile Robinson of Des Moines as top seeds. In the 36 hole final set for Saturday, Robinson faces Hynes of St Louis, Rodmere Kohn meets Beadliner in lower bracket, with contenders advancing in brisk weather.
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Restere
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Mire Rodmere
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Beadliner
Cosmopolitan Games Seen With Broad International Teams
Los Angeles organizers announced that thirty five nations have committed to sending teams to the 1932 Olympic Games, to be held July 3 to August 14. Even small states like Siberia and Bavezia plan debut participation, spurred by reduced transport costs and rising amateur sports enthusiasm worldwide.
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Los Angeles
Siberia
Bavezia
Yale Whoopee Day draws large crowd with high scoring games
One of Yale's largest Whoopee Day crowds watched two free scoring baseball games. Sheffield beat Lake Byron 25 to 20 in the first game while Yale defeated Bancroft 13 to 10 in the second. Local organizers hailed the day as a success with strong interest in events and festivities. In Chicago, featherweight Earl Mastro resumes pursuit of the title by facing Midget Mike O Dowd in a ten round main event at Mills Stadium.
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YALE
Sheffield
Lake Byron
Bancroft
Mastro
Fights Last Night Highlights From Across America
AP report lists several boxing results with clear workings from cities including White Plains New York Montreal Cleveland Winston Salem and Durham. Choco late defeated Lerner on points in New York while Sanstol edged Giroux in Montreal and Poreda beat Rocco in Cleveland. Wine stopped Warren in Durham.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Kid Chocolate
Cubs
Maxie Lerner
New York
Montreal
Pete Sanstol
Norway
Art Giroux
Cleveland
Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
Emanet Rocco
Elwood City
Winston Salem
N.C
Freakie Wine
Montana
Warren Durham
Athletic Hurler Is Headed For Mark Better Than 1930
George Earnshaw, hero of the last world series, was expected to be a great help in the Philadelphia Athletics in their quest of a slight ch.
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Mark
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
George Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
Yesterday's Stars and Standouts Streak in Major League Action
Orioles Ossie Bluege, Indians Earnshaw and Washington's hot streak highlighted a day of close results. Earnshaw notched his eleventh straight win as Cleveland beat the Indians 2 to 1 while Washington skated past St Louis 6 to 0 in a ninth inning rally. Robins shutout Pirates 2 to 0 with Clark tossing seven hits.
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Ossi? Hluece
Senators
Ining
Browns
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Cleveland
Wally Gilbert
Robins
Pittsburgh
Contre Mark
Cleveland Indians
Earnshaw
Mark
Eddie Morgan
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Ossie Bluege
Vave Harria
Yankees
Red Sox
Boston
Pirates
Brooklyn Robins
Watson Clark
Buick Cup Second Round Set To Resume This Week
Thirty Huron Country Club golfers remain in the Buick Cup as second round play is scheduled to begin today with matches due to be completed by Tuesday night. Two players already advanced to the third round by byes. John Hinmar won 3 and 2 after trailing at the turn and George Starling beat W. M. Griffith 4 and 3. The committee released the second round pairings and reminded entrants that the last in each pairing must arrange matches or default to the opponent.
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Huron Country Club
John Hinmar
W. W. Adams
George Starling
W. M. Griffith
G. F. McCannon
Stanley Col‘fon
H. LG. Saylor
Burt York
Camden Rayburn
Ross Mats
Wade Porter
Frank Gannoway
Jack Frost
Howard Shoker
Baseball Results American League Overview
Yesterday’s baseball results highlight American League action with multiple teams posting decisive wins. Key performances and standout players contributed to the latest standings as the day’s games wrapped up across venues.
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Cronin
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Chipman
Pischer
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U. S
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Marshall Miller
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