Prawn Or Raleigh COMPETITION OPENS SUNDAY IN STATE TRAP SHOOT
Hub City club faces Huron Boosters in South Dakota after a 9 to 0 loss to Sioux City Black Sox. Hack Peyton stars for the Boosters, with Ware a key opposing hurler. Bulllis hits a homer and Peyton adds a double as Boosters pull ahead in an error-filled clash.
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Huron
Ex-Boosters
Sioux City Black Sox
Peyton
Huron Boosters
South Dakota
Hack Peyton
Boosters
Aberdema American Legion Club
Abvtleen
Hueld Brown
Semende
Conrad Raleigh
van Dykes
Cig Bla Sox
Ware
Black Sox
Ane
Howto
Cross Gnals
Mackey
Roosters
Honora
Builis
Homer Huliis
Vu Touture
Conwe
Harens
Wright
Washington
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Dohngen
Collin
Von
Bulli
Bailly
Macksy
Ted
Welch
Burns
Neste
Ud C. Bloogood
Johnson
Tiwon
Sammy Mandell Wins Lightweight Bout Over Diaz in Close Decision
Sammy Mandell defeated Diaz in a close 146 to 142 decision after a six round lightweight bout. The contest, held in Rockford, featured Mandell landing more clean shots while Diaz pressed throughout.
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Diaz
Centro
Calif
Rockford Ti
Basin Thumpin
Franke Dias
Saiz Seo
Muntet
Hey Weished
Fights Last Night Mix of Wins and Draws Across Cities
Reports from Lansing Detroit and San Diego recount varied results. Salvatore Ruggirello outpointed Ted Sandwina in Italy while Gene Dundee drew with Newark rival Burt. Eddie Koppy stopped Eddie Felton in Detroit, Louis Handler knocked out Tex Tanner in San Angelo, Sammy Mendel beat Frankie Diaz in Rockford, and Lee Ramage stopped Walls Hunt in San Diego.
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New York
Salvatore Ruggirello
Italy
Ted Sandwina
Sioux City
Disk Burt
England
Gene Dundee
Newark
N. J
Frankie Diaz
San Francisco
San Diego
Califi
Lee Ramage
Walls Hunt
Bakersfield
Calif
Sharkey Adds To Referees Burden in Heavyweight Title Fight
NEW YORK Jame L Stornt vials hoisted for the benefit of the man who referees the heavyweight championship bout between Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey next Tuesday night. Sharkey’s star power puts referees on the spot in several decisive bouts, including a Dempsey match and a low blow dispute with Phil Scott.
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New York
Jame L
Paul
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Jack
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Phil Scott
Southland
Britten
Jack Delaney
North
Sharkey
Prima Carera
Primo
Schmeling
Columbus Red Birds Hit .320 in American Association
Columbus bats at a .320 clip leading the American Association as the Red Birds post team batting honors. Crawford tops with 13 home runs and 134 total bases while Meo regu leads with a .342 average. Swanton and Todt pace doubles and triples amid a string of strong Columbus, Milwaukee, and Indianapolis performances. Lon dos defeats Clintrock in a 240 pound Indian bout last night in Cincinnati.
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Columbus Red Birds
Birds
Pons Remes
Meo “Regu
Wil
Crawford
Nick Ottopoh
Bluege
Ted Gullic
Milwaukee
Rusenders
Indianapolis
Swanton
Iwattership
Phil Todt
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Joe Mowrs
Stlzly
Foster Ganzel
Gurlic
Rosenberg
Myd
Columbus
Cullep
Mooey
Taitt
Wingard
Swanson
Monahan
Kansas City
Powers
Toledo
Huron Juniors Tackle Spink County Return After Redfield loss
Huron junior American Legion baseball team aims for revenge tomorrow in a return game against Spink County at C A N W railroad park. The double bill also features K of C and Woonsocket Yard teams with separate admissions. Manager Batsláfe vows lineup tweaks after a 14 to 2 defeat at Redfield.
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Fred Batilaf
Huron
C. & N. W. Railroad Park
Batsaff
Hershman
Batslafé
Knights of Columbus
Joe Gergens
Huron Lode
Broadland
Flemixt al Stars
Woonsocket Yards
Seaihorn County Nine
Tint
South Dakota
Derby Day Favorites and Long Shots in Chicago Racing
Boatswain and Stepenfetchit top the list of favorites for the American Derby at Washington Park, with long-shot wagering expected. The field includes Oscalator and Adobe Post among top contenders, while Rowdy Boy and Our Fancy sit at extreme odds. race details note post position, past performances, and recent Derby-related shakeups.
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Stepenfetchit
Chicago
Boatswain
Washington Park
Wetter M. Jeffords
New York
Stepenfetelit
Mes
John Hay
Wi ‘v
Reville Boy
Reverle Box
Burgoo King
Adobe Post
Prince Hotspur
Our Fancy
Yale Ball Club Seeks Ninth Win
Yale eyes a ninth straight victory as Bancroft visits Bancroft Sunday after a 12 to 0 win. Pitcher Peterson, left handed, drew praise for a strong outing against De Smet. On Wednesday Yale faces Carthage on Whoopie Day with Carthage aiming to rebound after a 12 to 5 loss to the Huron Boosters.
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Yale
Bancroft
Peterson
Alibman
de ‘Smet
Yate
Carthage
Huron Boosters
Sarazen Recounts Greatest Moment at British Open
Gene Sarazen recalls the British Open triumph at Sandwich where he feared four putts would still win. He watched from 50 feet as a legendary roar rose, recalling Lady Astor gripping his arm and a rush of unmatched satisfaction on his return to New York.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
Sandwich
Teddy
Dan
Mittmen Near Finals in Camp Rapid Boxing Tourney
Camp Rapid South Dakota hosts a boxing tourney as finals approach with semi finals and finals slated by Wednesday night. Results from the 10th engineers and 11th artillery showcase close bouts, upsets, and near falls as competitors vie for top honors. A notable exhibition features Awk Derrick of Aberdeen and Sor vel Top Seaman of Huron. Amelia Earhart Putnam refereed a boxing exhibition in Paris.
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South Dakota National Guard
Awk Derrick
Aberdeen
Sor+vel
Seaman
Huron
Cruz
Hot Springs
Sutpolitha Larkin
Company
Sturgis
Lin
Caton
Company F
Peters
Company B
Brot Jin
Devall
Véronda
Bargan
Horgan
11Th Artillery
Ward
Jasmine
Mitchell
Bebo
Flandreau
Stenholz
Sioux Falls
Minish
Battery A
Hayes
Battery B
American Legion
Waterloo
Redfield Hosts 1932 SD Sportsmen Championship
Redfield opens the South Dakota sportsmen’s association tournament with marksmen from four northwest states. The three day event features amateur singles and doubles, handicaps, and professional contests, with Henry Kaltschnnee defending as 1932 holder and Albert Anderson leading Huron entrants.
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Redfield
Marks
Northwest States
South Dakota Sportsmen’s Association
Redfield Gan Club
Gan Cloud
Jerry Wilson
Sisseton
Frank Richards
George Kreger
Kenneth Bout
Albert Anderson
Huron
Harry
Albert
W. A. Brown
Waterpun
W.T. Chynoweth
Aberdeen
Jr, Johns
H. Rinkel
R. J. Chynoweth
Frank Long
Earl Donahue
Redfeld Gun Clubs
Claude Houghtaling
Huron Gun Club
Sack
Harry Anderson
George Stafford
Max Teuber
Don Tolmie
Gus Anderson
Fellenzer
Fellenses
Nebraska
South Dakota
Links Meet At Springs Sunday Invitation Tournament
Wellington Springs hosts the first annual Weesington Springs invitation golf tournament Sunday June 13 with a postponed June 5 date due to mower breakdown. Visitors from Kimball White Lake Fish Lake Ruskin Park Woonsocket Miller Mighmore Weesington Huron Mitchel and Chamberlain contest medal and low-ball play on the 31 200 yard course starting at 10 am with prizes for top scores and high shooters.
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Wellington Springs
South Dakota
Weesington Springs
Kimball
White Lake
Fish Lake
Ruskin Park
Woonsocket
Miller
Mighmore
Weesington
Huron
Mitchel
Chamberlain
Baseball Results From League and Association Standings
In the National League all games were postponed by rain. American League had no scheduled games. American Association results include Minneapolis 3 Toledo 4 and Kansas City 3 Indianapolis 4 with a night game. St Paul 4 Columbus 5 also noted as a night game.
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St. Lewis En
New ' Yor
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Clheinnad
New Yorke _ a
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Columbus Ag
Tadignays
Kansas City
Toledo
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Louisville
St Paul
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Prosa
National League
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis Is Losing Ground in Series Against Red Birds
The Minneapolis Milers on a road trip with Denie Bush's team see its edge over Columbus narrowing after Toledo won the first game of the series. Jim Moore outpitched Rube Benton as the Mad Hess beat the Millers 4 4-9. Columbus beat St. Paul 5 to 4 in eleven innings at Red Bird Park, drawing 19 500 fans. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 4 9, while Milwaukee edged New York 10 to 9 in eleven innings.
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Minneapolis
Denie Bush
American Association
Columbus Red Birds
Toledo
Millers
Jim Moore
Rube Benton
Hess
Columbus
St. Paul
Red Hird Park
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Indians
Handy Ernie Wingard
Blues
Milwaukee
New York Yankees
Earnshaw Sees Pitching as a Quandary for Athletics
Hall of Fame writer William Braucher portrays George Earnshaw as an inconsistent pitcher who alternates between talent and neglect. Earnshaw’s streaks of effort clash with periods of mock seriousness as Connie Mack notes his erratic drive. The piece highlights Earnshaw’s role in the Athletics and hints at social status influencing perception.
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William Braucher
Athletics
George Earnshaw
George
Hate
Grove
Connie Mack
Mr. Meek
Mack
Experts Misfire On League Championship Picks
Experts poll shows 68 favoring St Louis Cardinals in the National League and Philadelphia Athletics in the American League, with Cubs and Braves overrated. Giants and White Sox diverge from expectations as rain clears schedules and action remains limited.
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St. Louis Canals
Philadelphia Athletics
Chi Cubs
Boston Braves
Cubs
Cardinals
Giants
Braves
Yankees
Athletics
A's
Yanks White Sox
Efrevit
Cleveland
Dzivoit
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
National Agriflcary
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Aisblagton
Brookshen
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Boston
Foxx Piles Up Batting Honors
New York July 1. Joe Foxx leads in multiple categories this season with a strong all around performance. He tops the league in batting, runs, hits, home runs and RBIs, trailing only in triples. Babe Ruth sits close with 21 homers and 61 RBIs as NL leaders show strong totals.
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George
Earnshaw
Carr
Beries
New York
Jimmie Fi
Foxx
Jimme
Babe Ruth
Chuck Kisin
Rus
Don Hurst
Phillies
Poxx
Wert Hin
Klein
Hurst
Paul ' S
Pittsburgh
Ruus
Paul Waner
Boston Braves
Will
Charley Tinger
Detroit
Bake
Cincinnati
Bud Washington
Chapman
New York Yankeos
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Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
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Walker
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Levey
St. Louis
Averan - Tolley
Boston
Fothergil
Chicago
National leszuc—Lombardi
Delphia
Whitney
Philaselsh Crit Herman
York
O'Doul
Ambiguous NY Baseball Memoir Notes from a Fractured Tale
Fragmentary reminiscence references ball players in New York and a World Series era scene. Mentions delayed pitching, a crippled trainer and a postgame reaction at a civic house. Lacks coherent events, dates, or clear identities.
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Jim Londos
Jim Clintrock
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