Minnehaha Links Hosts South Dakota Golf Championship
Sioux Falls June 2. South Dakota golf opens a week-long state championship at Minnehaha Country Club with 156 men and 29 women entered. Former champions lead field as Meisenholder, Porter and Madden loom, while new entries push toward a record turnout.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Amor
Minnehahz
Aberdeen
Meisenholder
Eddie Moejisenholder
Vermillion
Ralph
Skinny) Porter
Minnehaha Club
Everett Comstock
Erwin
Charles Swisberger
George Wilson
Elmwood Municipal
Eddie McElligott
Young Forier
Watertown
Fred Escher
Jack Ruhe
Yankton
Aberacon
Huron
Mitchell
Alcester BE
Ryder Cup Qualifying Opens for American Team
In Columbus Ohio today the first round narrows candidates for four Ryder Cup spots as American contenders led by Hagen and Dudley compete while British captain Whiteobe watches with his team. Ed Dudley shines with a strong trio of rounds and the English team awaits to face the new American balloon ball concept. Levinsky and Hudking sign to clash in Chicago July 1 at Mills Stadium for a ten round bout.
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Scioto Club
Columbus
Walter Hagens
Great Britain
Charles Whiteoenbe
Charles Hilgendorf
al Watrous
Detroit
William Burke
New York
Witty Cox
Brooklyn
Henry Ciari
Bridgeport
Conn
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Johnny
Golden
Willie Bein
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Joe Turnesa
Frank Welch
Chicago
Craig Wood
Buffalo
Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Leo Diegel Heeton Smith
al Espinosa
Wilesington
Dayton
1932 Olympiad to feature full program announced
The Los Angeles Organizing committee announced the 1932 Olympiad will include a continuous schedule from July 30 to August 14. President Hoover to preside at opening ceremonies. Track and field events at Olympic Stadium with 105000 seating, July 30 to August 7, and swimming championships at a plunge near the stadium from August 9 to 13.
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Los Angeles
Hoover
Olympic Stadium
Ferrells Hitting and Pitching Spark Indians Triumph
Wesley Ferrell, Cleveland ace, stars on the mound and at bat nearly hitting .400. He holds Washington to seven hits, wins with a seventh inning homer to break a 1-1 tie. Rick Ferrell homers for St Louis as Browns beat Yankees. Philadelphia wins fifth straight, Boston over Detroit. Pirates edge Giants in eleventh, Reds beaten by Phillies.
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Cleveand Indians
Washington Senators
Alvin Crowder
Ferrell
Morgan
Rick Ferrell
Homer Wesley
Rick
St. Louis Browns
Browns
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Lazzeri
Washington
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Philadelphia Athletics
A's
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Boston Braves
Frankhouse
Brandt
Seibald
Pepper Martin
Grimes
Giants
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Grantham
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Phils
Frank Watt
Reds
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Babe Phelps
Cubs
Dazzy Vance
Robins
Dazzer
Schmeling Opens Training Windup for Cleveland Title
Schmeling begins six day buildup toward his heavyweight title defense against Young Stribling in Cleveland. Training includes daily sparring, a backloaded final week with boxing tomorrow and Wednesday, a layoff Thursday, and weight around 180 pounds as he continues preparations at Conneaut Lake Park.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Max Schmeling
Ets
Young Stribling
Cleveland
Bie -Cubecena Cf
Qeewest
Postponed Diamondball Schedule Faces Second Half Start
Foreign War Veterans beat Knights of Pythias 19 to 3 in eight innings as rain reduced last week’s city league diamondball games. Tonight the Elks vs C N W Tailroad opens the week, with several postponements to be settled and a league meeting at the Tsedway and Siem Sport Shop to fund second half play.
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Knights of Pythias
SHU
Elks
C. & N. W. Tailroad
National Bankers
Armours
Coney Island
Huron Dairy Products
Huron
Tsedway and
Siem Sport
Ellis-C. & W
Knights of Pythians
Consr
War Vets
Three Tilts In One Afternoon In Chicago
In Chicago on June 2, Columbus and Minneapolis played three AA games in a single afternoon. Minneapolis won two and lost one, with notable umpire ejections and a postponed finale. The Miller team hit strongly in Columbus, while Milwaukee slipped, and Indianapolis defeated Romeo City to end a rain-shortened six-inning game.
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Chicago
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milley Aerkes
Macages
Harry
Nemo) Leiceld
Red Birds
Leibold
Larry Geete
Prema
Mamarpale
Seaves
Calunbus
Mblees
Mais
Spencer Harris
Red Hinds
Stara
Leeleville
Romeo City
Indianapuiseyein
Catteall
Wal
Vom
Boots
Indians
Youths Urged to Enter Net Tourney in Huron
Youth tennis players in Huron were told by John Bangerter that tomorrow is the final entry day for a summer net tournament open to all under 16. Already 24 boys are listed with more entries expected as registration continues this week. The event shifts to an elimination format, part of an all around sports program for the city.
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Huron
John Bangerter
Bangertey
American Legion
Mitchell
Chicago
North Western
Corn Palace
New A Coach to Arrive July 1 at South Dakota
Vermillion June 22 Captain Stanley G Backman, appointed acting director of athletics at the University of South Dakota, will arrive July 1 to head the athletic department and serve as professor of military science and tactics. He succeeds Vincent E Montgomery who left after the 1930 football season. Backman will oversee football and general department affairs, while Carl B Hoy remains East basketball coach. Backman plans Notre Dame style play and brings experience from George, Ohio State, Georgia, Cincinnati OT C and Army camps where he directed intramural programs for eight years.
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Vermillion
Stanley G. Backman
University of South Dakota
Vermilion
Backman
Vincent E. Montgomery
Army
University
Herman G. James
Carl B. Hoy
Teast
James
Notre Dame
University of George
Ohio State
University of Georgia
University of Cincinnati
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Open Golf Tourney Planned At C N W Railroad Links
Golfers on the Chicago and North Western course are asked to submit score cards at the club house to calculate handicaps for an upcoming tournament. The event aims to be open to all, with a September start and around 32 players already seeking entry. Details and form of competition to be finalized later this week.
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Mards
Belated Visitors Strive To Overcome Huron Lead At Home
Mitchell All Stars visit and clash with Huron Boosters in a 9 6 game. Summers powers Mitchell with a homer a triple and a single while Peyton and Huron’s bats answer with timely hits and nine runs. White River club game scheduled Thursday at C W WOW park twilight start.
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Summers
Mitchell II
Mitchell
Peyton
Huron Moundsman
Ewing
Moundsman
Huron
Boosters
R. Blair
Buens
Johnson
J. Blair
Collin
Blair
Hanson
Valdez
Roosters
J. Bigie
Stmmers
Colins
Giese
Colling
White River
Hanon
Glessett
McCune
Burns
Landis
Reed
Wichita Routs Bears Then Scares Doubleheader Split
Wichita swept the Denver Bears 15 to 8 and 7 to 2 as part of a Western league doubleheader. Des Moines and St Joseph split, with the Saints taking 3 to 2 in ten innings while the Imps won 9 to 6. Topeka and Pueblo also split, Pueblo taking the afternoon 5 to 1 and Topeka the nightcap 12 to 5. Oklahoma City won the afternoon game over Omaha 2 to 1 while Omaha took the night game 4 to 2. Irish Mouse, ex Giants star, debuting with Omaha, was held hitless but drew five walks.
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Wichita
Associated Press
Denver Bears
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Saints
Imps
Topeka
Pueblo
Tubbs
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Irish Mouse
New York Giant
Will Make Pairings For Court Tourney
A city open tennis tournament plans pairings this summer. Nearly 20 players have signed to compete. A committee of Huron netsters will meet Tuesday evening to draw the tournament and set first round time limits. The Wheeler courts are a probable site, though not decided.
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Huron Netsters
Redfield Women Drive Past Tulare In Kittenball
Redfield defeated Tulare 27 to 11 in the first local all women kittenball game. The Redfield team will host a return match at Tulare next Thursday, said manager Mrs. Frank Richards.
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Redfield
Tulare
Frank Richards
Gambles Take Lead In Redfield K Ball
Redfield June 2 special Odd Fellows lost to the Tigers in a loose kittenball game by 19 to 9. Francis Holgate pitched for the Tigers with George Goodell closing. Odd Fellows battery Art Herberick and John Albrecht. Score by innings shows Tigers winning 19 to 9. Redfield league standings listed with several teams and winning percentages.
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Ama
Odd Fellows
Gameble Tigers
Francis Holgate
Tigers
George Goodell
Odd Fellows Battery
Art Herberick
John Albrecht
Red Field City
W. J. Pet
Second Round To Close Tomorrow In Buick Cup
In Huron country club Buick cup, seven players were eliminated in weekend second rounds. Several matches paused for Tuesday night finish. Hinman defeated Jack Frost’s former form in a 66 5 win to reach fourth round.
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Huron Country Club
Camden Rayburn
Ross Mutson
George McKeon
Mike Moran
R. O. Richards
Clyde Smith
Ted Schacter
H. L. Say
Jer
Bert York
H.C. Whaley
Bob Smith
W. L. Weir
Tom Huesgen
B. L. Wilkinson
A. A. Wolle Mann
Max Gordon
C.K. Walker
John Faustwort
Charles B. Barkl
John Hinman
Jack Frost
Iun
Hinman
Stanley Colion
George Starling
Dr. Saylor
Rayburn
Matson
Weir
Wilkinson
Schaefer
McKeon
Richards Gordon
Jacobson
Faust
Whaley
Tedblom
Porter
Redfield Juniors Defeated by Knights of Columbus Nine
The Redfield Junior Leaguers sponsored by Clay Kiser post No. of the American Legion fell 8 to 12 in seven innings to the Knights of Columbus nine. Knights pitchers were John McDermott Pete McCoy and Bernard McDermott. Junior Leaguers’ battery included Lyle Waddington Robert Walker Earl Granberg and Leo Valder. Score by innings shows 060 813 1-12 018 S11. o1
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Redfield
Legion Redfield
Clay Kiser
American Legion
College Diamond
Knights of Columbus
John McDermott
Pete McCoy
Bernard McDermott
Lyle Waddington
Robert Walker
Earl Gran Berg
Leo Valder
Innines
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Paul Young
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Erwin Comstock
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Elmwood
Howard Noble
E. B. Harkin
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Huron Club
June Carlson
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Ipswich
R. A. Pankow
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