State golf meet opens as linksmen seek amateur title
Sioux Falls reports 13 South Dakota cities begin match play to decide the men's amateur championship. Mitchell’s George Millen and Tillotson of Aberdeen win playoff spots, Porter of Minnehaha and Wilson of Elmwood lead medal scores, with 203 entries breaking last year’s record as top players advance toward Friday finals.
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Sioux Falls
George Millen
Mitchell
E. Tillotson
Aberdeen
C. C. Mills
Millen
E. Comstool
Elmwood
Tillotson
Mills
C. J. Krumm
Canton
Glenn Foster
South Dakota
Sioux
Minnehaha Country Club
Ralph
Skinny) Porter
Wsen
Porter
George Wilson
Wilson
Walter Madden Ce
Watertown
R. W. Hat
R. G. Bollinger
P. L. Eggert
Secrretary
Black Hills
East River Territory
Parker
Madison
Milbank
Pierre
Rapil City
Eureka
Brookings
Vermillion
Jack Lynch
Madden
Gage
Minnehaha
Eddie Meisenholder
Bultz
Paul Young
Tyrosomes
Ste Avatch
Miss June Carlson
Rivat
M. H. Woodworth
Ipswich
Relph Porter
Minnehaha Club
F. C. Palmer
Carl Hoffman
J. OQ. Coombe
C. H. Mee
Milbenk
B.C. Gage
Minne
Walter Madden
Clarence Bangs
Rapid City
J. H. Eckman
Dale
Bidwell
Harry H. Dow
Co. F Crumm
Cantona
Togen
Junior Tennis Players Of Huron Open Tournament This Week
Twenty eight Huron boys under sixteen begin a city tennis tournament directed by Coach John Bangerter. Pairings set. first round to be completed by Tuesday July T. Matches on any court with results reported to Tradwey and Siem Sport Shop. Final note of upcoming horseshoe event and byes shaping second round. also brief boxing results from Indianapolis.
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Huron
John Bangerter
Huron Playground
Tradwey and Siem Sport Shop
Huron Boys
Bangerter
Championship Fight Playoff Scores and Participants
Minnehaha club contestants led the President's Fight Loser playoff facing opponents from Elmwood Aberdeen Huron Mitchell Eureka Pierre Canton Winner Winner and Tyndall among others. The record lists multiple bouts with names and weights including Halversen Clapper Saylor Wadel Howe Teigen Speier Lindblooe and Hart, among others.
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T. B. Halversen
Madison
Bert Clapper
Elmwood
W.T. Monson
Lyle Olson
Minnehaha
L Saylor
Huron
R. W. Hart
Watertown
Lee Buttz
Aberdeen
R. Linke
J. E. Wadel
Otto Ieane
Tyndall
Dave Jewett
A. B. Loddy
L .Siskamp
Coser
Cubs Are Getting Tough Says Rajah Hornsby
Chicago Cubs manager Rogers Hornsby says the club is just getting started and will grow tougher as Hack Wilson Pes and others come alive. The Cubs trail NL leaders but sit a solid third as momentum builds for a late surge in the season.
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Cubs
Rajah
New York
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Bate
Hornsby
Hack Wilson
Ion
Saints and Colonels Battle to Tie in Standings
Chicago report from June details a tight American Association race as St Paul, Milwaukee, Louisville, and Toledo win and lose. Milwaukee shutout Louisville 1 0 in game one, then won game two behind Dinty Gearin. St Paul slugged Columbus 12 to 7 with Morrissey collecting two doubles and three singles. Toledo rallied late to top Minneapolis twice, 5 2 and 7 5, while Kansas City halted Emmett McCann’s surge.
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William Weekes
Chicago
Pau
Louisville
American Association
Colonels
Saints
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Shout
Brewer
Minneapolis
Toledo
Jack Knotl
Dinty Gearin
St Paul
Wetherell
Kermode
Maryin Gudat
Walloping
Morrissey
Roettger
Saltzgaver
Pat Crawford
Wes King
Lavercome Minneapolis
BU Ryan
Kansas City
Emmett McCann
League Leaders Natoriaeyes Batting and Pitching Notes
League notes show Natoriaeyes leading batting with Giants players Terry and others, Klein tops runs and RBIs for Phillies, Deiples and Wartbiouoe among hits. Cardinals, Giants performances highlighted. Bass and Lie KElot among pitchers. Cardinals won 10 in final stretch. American League leaders Morgan bats Indians, Ruth and Tankees hit .387 for Yankees. Senators pitchers Fischer and Burke lead wins while suffering losses.
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Hendrick
Reds
Terry
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Deiples—Wartbiouoe
Seeven
Watkins
Cardinals
Bass
Cubs
Lie Kelot
Trimes
Batling
Morgan
Indians
Ruth
Tankees
Buneer Senators
Senators
Bie
Seg Senakey
Fischer
Tout
Burke
Loet
Chapman Cronin Lead Valuable Aid In Pennant Chase
Two American League stars Cronin and Chapman pace the pennant chase as Cronin leads in batting runs hits and triples while Chapman shines in left field and steals. both key contributors in victories for Washington and New York as the season nears midstream.
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Hugh 5. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Washington
Senators
Hew Chapman
New York Yankees
Cronin
Chapman
Yankee
New York
Chicago
Gehringer
Chappie
Yanks
Babe Ruth
Ed Weills
Detroit
Fred Markerry
George Uhle
Rius
Macks
Philadelphia
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Bob Grove
Browns
Cleveland
Thunder
Boston
Clint Brown
Red Sox
Willis Hudlin
Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Red Lucas
Larry Benton
Elks And Bankers Set To Clash In Huron Diamondball
Elks will resume play tonight to host the National Bankers and mark one of three games on the cleanup card. Friday features the C N W railroaders against the Armour Packers, both carried over from earlier. The week ends the first half with the Dairymen versus Coney Island slated for Monday next week. Play in the second half begins Monday July 6 if the Dairymen and Coney Island resolve their championship dispute in time.
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Elks
Bankers
Huron
National Bankers
C. & N. W. Railroaders
Armour Packers
Huron Dairy Products
Coney Island
Dairymen
Ambitious Denver Club Defeats Wichita 10-6 in AP Report
The Denver Bears defeated the Wichita Aviators 10 to 6 as they push toward the Western league top. Des Moines piled up 26 hits in a 14-base output to beat St Joseph 19 to 7. Pueblo beat Topeka 13 to 8, and Omaha won the series finale against Oklahoma City 3 to 2.
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Denver
Wichita
Associated Press
Denver Bears
Wichita Aviators
Aviators
Dane
Ferguson
Des Moines
St Joseph
Pueblo
Topeka
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Rayburn McKeon Reach Buick Cup Third Round
Rayburn and McKeon advance to the Buick cup third round as second round play ends. Matches slow from city absences, with six third round ties set for completion by June 20. Sidnney Colton and John Hinman have already won their third round matches.
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Sidnney Colton
John Hinman
George Starling
Jack Frost
Rayburn
Dr. Ih. L. Sauter
WY. L. Weir
H. L. Wilkinson
Ted Schaefer
McKean
Max Gordon
Gust Jacobsen
John Faust
H. C. Whaley
H. 4
Hedblom
Wade Porter
Schaefer-McKean
Schaefer
McKeon
Wahoo Club Nine Schedules Games
The Wahoo club baseball team of the University of South Dakota schedules three games this week against Vermillion town and Wakonda teams. President Julius Erickton of Kennebec leads the teacher members from across the state as they plan ball, sessions, and sings while debating politics and beans.
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Nermillivy
University of South Dakota
Vermillion Town
Ang
Wakonda
Wahooers
Julius Erickton
Kennebec
C. E. Gold
Scotland
Davids Beat Watertown In First Night Contest
Grover Cleveland Alexander, famed pitcher visiting with the House of David team, predicts majors will not adopt night baseball soon. The Davids defeat Watertown independents 15 to 2 before about 1000 fans in Watertown during the first night game under roadlights.
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Davids
Watertown
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Barni Momming
House of David
Mminors
Alexander
Alcamd
South Dakota
Watertown Independents
East North Siders Play Ball Tonight
The East North Siders chase an even break after a 9 10 loss to the West Side in Monday's opener. Huron juniors, drawn from the East Side, meet the intra city team tonight at the Chicago and North Western railroad baseball park beginning at 5 30. John Bangerter conducts the series to stock his American Legion junior squad.
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West Side
Huron
John Bangerter
American Legion
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Parsons to Meet D Champ in South Dakota Golf
SIQUE FALLS June 24 Mrs Parsons of Huron faces Mrs George Parsons in the first round of the women's division at the South Dakota state amateur golf tournament underway this week. Championship pairings list several matches including June Carlson Mitchell against Mrs George Parsons and others in the women's tournament.
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Ouron
June Carlson
Sique Falls
P—Mise
Carlson
South Dakota
George Parsons
Huron
HL L
Woodworth Ipswith
C. J. Crandail
Onida
Dave Jewett
Minnehaha
Mim. K. L
Three In Play Off For Ryder Cup Team
In Columbus on June 24, three young American pros vie for the final Ryder Cup spot after a 7 hole qualifying round. Henry Ciuci Denny Shuite and Frank Walsh each posted 202 to force a playoff over 18 holes. Wilfy Cox Billy Burke and Craig Wood joined the American team yesterday with Burke leading at 778 and Cox second at 282.
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Columbus
Walter Hagens
Scioto
Henry Ciuci
Bridgeport
Conn
Denny Shuite
Cleveland
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Billy Burke
New York
Craig Wood
Buffalo
Burke
Cox
Wood
Gridders To Play At 1932 Olympics
For American guests at the Olympic games three eastern colleges Harvard Princeton and Yale will meet football stars from three California universities in a special exhibition gridiron clash in Los Angeles. The game is scheduled for the night of the graduation period and aims to showcase top collegiate talent against West Coast squads.
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Los Angeles
Grid Grenadiers
California
Aartee Om Sa Ontery Ie
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Three Huron regulars hit over .300 in season notes
Booster baseball reports show only three regulars batting .300 or better after early games. Johnny Blair leads with six hits in 20 at bats, Charley Bloodgood posts 429 over seven plate appearances, while Collin and others provide limited but notable contributions as Huron visits White Lake and Aberdeen.
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Fisher
Boosters
Huron
Prilok
Johnny Blair
Boosier
Sii
Collin
Blair
A Blair
Charley Bloodgood
Hurah
Harry Greb Signs To Meet Demerey in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls event booked for July 4 at Elmwood Park features welterweights Harry Greb from Minneapolis and Dick Demerey of Aberdeen in a two ten round bout promoter Joe McDonnell said the winner could face Johns Martin of Larchwood who is the current favorite after defeating Clyde Hyll.
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Sioux Falls
Harry Greb
Minneapolis
Dick Demerey
Aberdeen
Elmwood Park
Joe McDonnell
Johns Martin
Larchwood
Clyde Hyll
Odd Fellows Hand Texacos Trounce Redfield Kittenball
In Redfield, June 24, the Odd Fellow kittenball team defeated Texacos 23 to 6 in a lopsided league game. O. O. F. battery was Kirk Hinman and John Albrecht, while Texaco’s battery included Emil Schittgrund Paul Peterson Grant Hagerty and Frank Hall. Final scoring details show a dominant Odd Fellows performance despite Texaco’s two batteries.
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Odd Fellows
Texacos
Redfield
Texaco Oilers
Texaco
Emil Schittgrund
Paul Peterson
Grant Hagerty
Frank Hall
LOOF
Large Pike Landed By Huron Fisherman
Harold Graham of 678 Simmons Avenue Southeast returned from a fishing trip to northern Minnesota with a Northern Pike weighing 21 pounds 0 ounces. The big fish was landed at Twin Lakes during the excursion.
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Harold Graham
Simmons Avenue Southeast
Northern
Twin Lakes
Minnesota
Mortensen sets decathlon world mark in Los Angeles
Jesse Mortensen, ex-USC athlete now with the Los Angeles Athletic Club, eclipsed the world record with 8182.29 points to win the Southern Pacific AAU decathlon meet. The previous mark of 8533.7 points stood as Paavo Yrjala’s 1938 effort in Amsterdam for Finland.
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Mortensen
Los Angeles
Jesse Mortensen
University of Southern California
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Southern Pacific A. A. U
Totzi
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