Boosters To Face Carthage Tonight In Return Contest
Hack Peyton's Boosters, after a decisive win over Carthage last week, aim to reverse away-game woes in a twilight 6 pm clash at Miner County diamonds. Peyton likely won’t pitch, with W Hanson possibly starting, as manager reshuffles the batting order to spark offense and support.
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Seven Survive Buick Tourney to Quarterfinals
In the Buick tournament, seven players remained in title contention after last night’s round. Weir and Benson failed to decide their second round match after 13 holes, needing extra play to determine a winner. Weir advances to face Dr. H. J. Saylor in a lower bracket clash, while Be tte and Bedbium square off in another quarterfinal.
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Lead
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Harris
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147Th Field Artillery
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Aberdeen
Cain
Service Battery
Minish
Caminole
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Seaman
Terrick
Headquarters and Service Company
Rapid City
Pimlico Cuts Fall Racing Stakes Amid Reductions
Pimlico track managers say with Maryland racing commission approval they shaved 39 000 from fall stakes and eliminated a 10 000 event while cutting other purses. The commission also lets all state tracks reduce overnight purses and steeplechase minimums. Several races at Pimlico and Laurel saw purse cuts including the Manl memorial steeplechase and Riges.
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Palfrey and Jacobs win rounds in British Court tennis
At Wimbledon England on June 23 Sarah Palfrey American Wightman Cup member beat Miss O L Webb 6-2 6-3 advancing to the fourth round. Helen Jacobs United States No 2 defeated Mrs Shepherd Barron 6-2 6-2 to reach the fourth round. Greg Mangin New York International Tennis Club beat E R Avory 1-5 6-1 6-4 to move on in men singles.
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Antoine Gentien
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Signorina L. Valerio
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Miss Palfrey
C. L. Webb
Start Second Round In Rail Links Meet
In the second annual railroad championship golf tourney Everett Gottschalk and Toy Daum plan to play their match. Gottschalk substituted. Neilsen not needed. Ted Schaeffer defeated Bill Waxweiler 2 and 1 in the first round. Round pairings list Bert I Dahl vs O J Ray Wayne Join vs Gottschalk Daum Mike Ebert vs John Johnson Ted Schaeffer.
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Seaman Derricks Duel Tops Rapid City Boxing Night
Crowds pack CAMP RAPID CITY in South Dakota as NA National Guard finals crown 109th Engineers champions in multiple weight classes. Ahighlight exhibition between Sorrel Top Seaman and Ank Derrick becomes central, with Seaman narrowly favored.
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Motor Transport Company
Edgemont
Clark
Ship of the 10h Engineers Defeat Diamond Pall by Brookings
The Brookings team in the West division edged Company B with a 3 to 2 score, as the 10h Engineers secured a narrow victory in a competitive match.
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Company B
Brookings
Asia Olympic Team Sails From Yokohama to Los Angeles
The Asian Olympic squad sails from Yokohama for Los Angeles to claim a larger share of world sports laurels. The Tatsuta Maru carries Japan's large delegation along with the Philippines three swimmers four boxers one high jumper two coaches and India's 1928 hockey champions.
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Asia
America
Yokohama
Japan
Los Angeles
Tatsuta Maru
India
City League Golfers Near Closing Matches
City public Links league players finish the closing round this week with National Bankers lined up against Morin-Collon grocers and White Eagle Oils facing Investors Syndicate. The Bankers hold a substantial lead and will likely top the standings unless Morin-Colton shooters upset.
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City Public Links Golf League
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Morin-Collon Grocers
White Eagle Oils
Investors Syndicate
Bankers
Morin-Colton
Postseason showdown tightens as league teams vie for lead
In the post schedule playoff race two league entrants push for top position while others appear to threaten an upset. The field remains open with standings evolving as the season nears its climax.
Fishts Last Night boxing results headline
In Pittsburgh Kid Chocolate from Cuba defeated Johnny Farr of Cleveland on points. Libsrito Bulahan of San Francisco outpointed Riger Walker of Zanesville and Og in Cincinnati Frankie Miller beat Frankie Wallace of Cleveland on points.
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Cuba
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Libsrito Bulahan
San Francisco
Riger Walker
Zanesville
Ogin
Cincinnati
Frankie Miller
Frankie Wallace
Auburn Teams Record Strong in 1833 32 Athletics
Auburn Alabama reports a standout scholastic year for its four major athletic teams with 33 wins, two ties, and 11 losses across 46 dual meets. The track squad won first in the Southeastern AAU UL meet and again placed third in the Southern Conference meet for the third straight year.
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Ala
Golf title claims second Mississippi amateur win this summer
Eugene Vinson, aged 13, captured the Mississippi amateur golf title for the second consecutive time this summer. Earlier scores from the American Association games show Kansas City 10 over Louisville 3 in a night game, St. Paul 7 over Toledo 15, Milwaukee 2-2, Indianapolis 8-1, Minneapolis 5 over Columbus 8.
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Eugene Vinson
Mississippi
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