Indians Threaten Yankees As Indians Split Doubleheader
The Cleveland Indians surged to third place by splitting a doubleheader with Washington, winning 10 to 5 after an 8 to 11 setback. Cleveland totaled 31 hits with five homers, showing power while battling for the pennant. The Tigers faltered against New York as Boston and St. Louis also traded wins in AL action. In the NL, the Braves and Cubs also split a weather-impacted twin bill with Bob Smith and Bill Lee earning decisions.
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Red Sox
Browns
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Julius Solters
Ed Coleman
Sugar Cain
Braves
Cubs
Bob Smith
Len Warnecke
Baston
Bill Lee
Buck Betts
Mishap mars spring race meet with horse killed
Sioux Falls on Wednesday opening day of the spring meet saw a horse die after a compound shoulder fracture and jockey Steele badly bruised though not seriously injured. Joe Joker, owned by the O C Hartman stable, fell in the stretch. Tender Teart won race four at 4 furlongs paying 24.20, Milton Moore paid 19.20 for place tickets. Other winners included Sarah Mi, Marylyn Delores, Wire Chief, and True Book across six races.
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Jeune
Steei
Joe Joker
O. C. Hartman Stable
Jckey Steele
Steele
Tender Teart
Creole Star
Milton Moore
Sarah Mi
Marylyn Delores
Wire Chief
True Book
Millers Cup League Lead Keeps Millers Top Standings
Chicago June 20 Donie Bush and the Minneapolis Millers regain the American association lead by sweeping Indianapolis in both ends of a doubleheader. The Millers win 2 0 and 4 2 with strong pitching and solid defense. St Paul suffers two losses to Louisville 6 4 and 4 1, while Columbus opens western campaign with a 7 5 win over Kansas City. Toledo and Milwaukee rain out.
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Star Performers In Women's Golf Meet In Omaha
Omaha Nebraska June 20 Four4 string matches open the quarterfinals of the women's trans Mississippi golf tournament at the Omaha Field Club. Defending champion Mrs O C Hill of Kansas City and state champion Mrs Leon Solomon of Memphis lead the field. other notable duels feature Marion Miley of Lexington and Sara Guth of St. Louis, with Mrs Charles Newbold of Wichita paired with Paylis Buchanan of Denver. Lucile Robinson of Des Moines meets Patty Jane Berg of Minneapolis as the fourth pairing. Ossie Bluege Bruce Campbell and Billy Knickerbocker report three hits apiece in a separate game as the Senators and Indians rally in the twin bill.
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Memphis
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Kentucky
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St. Louis
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Kan
Paylis Buchanan
Denver
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa
Patty Jane Berg
Minneapolis
Junior Baseball Grows in South Dakota State Tourney Set in Pierre
South Dakota junior league baseball shows steady growth says Paul Noren. State championship tourney will be in Pierre August 2 to 4 with eight subdistrict champions, broadcast on KFGX, and the Dan Sowers trophy seeks largest increase in participating teams nationwide. An all Indian team leads entries with Bullhead from the northwest first to file.
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Paul Noren
American Legion Department
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Hot Springs
American Legion
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Pine Ridge
Dan Sowers
State Department
Yale and Harvard in Annual Regatta
In New London Yale and Harvard prepared for the annual regatta with Yale favored in the varsity, while Harvard led on the junior varsity and freshmen races. President Roosevelt expected Friday to watch Franklin Jr. row, as New London braces for the social event of the season and the downstream four mile test.
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Poughkeepsie
Roosevelt
Franklin, Jr
Harvard
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Yale
Johnny Jackson
New Haven
De Smet Netsters Plan Activities
De Smet tennis club selects Wendell Fritvel as president and Mason Ely as secretary treasurer. Court improvements ongoing at George Washington ice site in Washington park. The club plans a doubles tournament soon followed by a singles event. Facilities include tennis and golf courts and the city playground and picnic equipment in Washington park.
Baseball Leaders List Incomplete As Of Yesterday
Associated Press recap notes National League unchanged while American League highlights include Greenberg of the Tigers with 17 and Johnson of the Athletics with 16. The brief captures top individual totals from yesterday's games.
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Tigers
Johnson
Athletics
Halvorsen Wins Evening Huronite Handicap Title
A. Halvorsen defeated H. B. Adams 6 and 5 in the 18-hole finals of the first annual Evening Huronite handicap golf tournament to claim the crown and a case of beer. He had earlier beaten EB. Frost 3 and 2 in the semi finals after a 3 and 1 win over Frank Brown in round two and an extra hole victory over Al Owens in the first round. Twenty four Evening Huronite staff entered the event.
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Halvorsen
H. B. Adams
EB. Frost
Frank Brown
al Owens
Evening Huronite Editorial and Mechanical Departments
Peterson Crown Wins in Rapid City Boxing Night
In Rapid City on June 19 195P nine boxing champions were crowned in the national guard encampment athletic program. Winners included Alfred Peterson in lightweight, Everett Shockey in welter, Fred Sankey in middleweight, and Paul Akrop in heavyweight with several bouts by forfeit or default across Battery E Lead and related units.
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Sammy Batchelor
Yankton
Jensen
Bogorsan
Mitchell
Gayton
Bud Loomis
Milo Nauloux
Sturgis
Alfred Peterson
Huron
Don Robertson
Everett Shockey
Delmar Cox
Company FE
Fred Sankey
Charles Belodaick
Eugene Shannon
Company A
Madison
George Bryant
Company C
Paul Akrop
W. W. Nutter
Feature Tourney At Public Links
A blind partner tournament will be the feature offering next Sunday at Public Golf course. Players will register and play 18 holes. After scoring, partners are drawn and prizes awarded for the low scoring combinations.
Parks Chips 45-Foot Wedge To National Open Victory
Sam Parks Jr. sank a 45 foot chip on the ninth hole of the third round at Ogkmont to clinch the 1985 National Open. The 26 year old South Hills C C pro finished 299, the only 300 in the three day event, after facing a tough field led by Jimmy Thompson. Parks credited the shot as possibly his best of the week, using a five iron with the ball off his right foot and a descending blow.
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Augusta
Ogkmont
Sam Parks, Jr
South Hills Country Club
Jimmy Thompson
Parks
Braddock Schmeling Title Bout May Be Delayed
New York June 2 A possible Braddock defense schedule stalls as promoter delays a Schmeling bout to September but faces opposition from the athletic commission. Braddock's manager Joe Gould seeks a title defense or exhibition tour while awaiting Garden contract terms. Commission head John J Phelan hints approval may hinge on resolving a past Lasky bout dispute and law considerations.
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Jimmy Braddock
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Braddock
Max Schmeling
Joe Gould
the Garden
Gould
Europe
Hollywood
State Athletic Commission
John J. Phelan
Schmeling-Braddock
Garden
Art Lasky
Jimmy
Lasky
Braddock Hight
Browns Pound Boston In Doubleheader Blowout
Julius Sollexs homered twice and added a double and a single as the Browns swept the Boston Red Sox in a doubleheader. Early games featured a mix of rain delays and postponed American League actions across leagues, with Washington and Cleveland posting wins in separate matchups.
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Browns
Boston
Prosperity Loop Opens Next Week for 1935 Season
Prosperity loop reorganized into six teams for the 1935 softball campaign. Play starts next Tuesday with 645 pm games on Tue Wed Thu. Teams listed include Warriors Kooymans Ramblers Camp Roosevelt V F W and Cold Shots.
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the Warriors
Kooymans
Ramblers
Camp Roosevelts
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Ime
Warriors
Kooeymans
Camp Roosevelt
Cold Shots
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Bobby Jones Undergoes Operation for Appendicitis
Retired golf champion Bobby Jones had an appendicitis operation today in Atlanta. Dr Ben Grove reported his condition satisfactory and said Jones must be kept quiet, with limited visitors as he recovers at St Joseph infirmary.
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Atlanta
Ben Grove
Bobby
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St Joseph Infirmary
Myers Corners Rally Wins 4 3 Over Lampe Market Team
Myers Corners softballers, top title contenders, overcame Lampe Market ten 4 to 3 after a postponed game. McGinty Dempster and Smith hit three baggers for Myers Corner while Schroeder faced Lowe as Lampe hurler. Six hits and two strikeouts for Lowe. Also notes upcoming postponed games Texaco Oilers vs Knights of Pythians Cubs Berger Cavarettes. Commissioners meeting records list welfare board nominees tax adjustments and county actions.
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Lampe
Myers
McGinty
Dempster
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Lampehurler
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Myers Comer Slabber
Texaco Oilers
Knights of Pythians
Club Title Play Is Next Event Facing Huron CC Golfers
Huron Country Club members move toward the 3935 club golf championship with a 54 hole medal format replacing the prior 36 hole schedule. Qualifying holes now count toward the final score, forcing defending champion to enter qualifying. The field is led by 1934 champ Dick Hanson and 1933 winner Harvard Noble, with 1981 and 1932 titleholder Rev.8 D. Disrud seeking a third crown.
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D. Disrud
Distrad
Dick Hansten
Harvard Noble
Mitchell
Real Estate Transfers From Beadle County Entries
Beadle County Abstract and Title Co reports transfers including Hazel Crayford to Jac Crawford in Hur on for Lots 8 9 and 10 in Fifty Railway Add Huron Evelyn Mellvaine to John Ziegler Estate in Waukeshe Wis Lot 1 in First North Huron Add Sara T Melvaine to Malis Tassel executor John Ziegler Est Huron Lot 1 in First North Huron Add Rialto Tassel to Rialto Tassel executor John Ziegler Est Huron Lot 8 in First North Huron Add Sarma T Melivaine to Rialto Tassel executor John Ziegler Est Huron Lot 19 in First North Huron Add
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Potter
Beadle County Welfare Board
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Wolsey
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Haron
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Arthur Miller
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Wiliam C. Moyer
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Suisset Stoneking
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C. H. Holcomb
Mel Alister
Edgar
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Huron
Beadle County Relief Administration
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Jac. Crawford
Fifity Railway
Evelyn Mellvaine
John Ziegler
Waukeshe
Wis
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Malis Tassel
North Huron
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Melivaine
First
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