Boosters Aim to End Sunny Jinx in Watertown Clash
Huron boosts travel to Watertown for a Lake City showdown with manager Huck Peyton guiding Booosters. They seek to erase a string of sun-induced defeats, with plans to counter Old Sol and prove a stronger brand of ball. Stromwall and Olson loom as key Watertown threats as Bet on top form for tomorrow’s tilt.
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Lake City
Sunshine
Huck Peyton
Parese
Sol
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Sunshine Jinx
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Peyton
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Stertunal
Huron Civic Pubafa E Vickory
Turon
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Lake
Shemwall
Squire
Pee Wee
Stromwill
Emery Ball
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Hack
Stromwall
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Posten
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Hive
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Slitzke
Sss Lee
Randolph
Elkins
Cuffin
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C. Wright
van Oy
Jaane Ns
Bullis
A. Hanson
Phillies Push Way To Front
The Phillies surged to the front in the National League race as they defeated the Boston Braves and continued a strong run on the road. Pitcher Eppa Rixey held the visiting lineup steady while Chuck Klein and Dan Ford led offensively in a 13-4 win, widening their division lead.
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Associated Press
Boston Braves
Phillies
Elston
Phils
Torre
Chuck Klein
Dan Furst
Ous Soni
Giume
Eppa Rixevuokt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Pames
Cubs
St Larus Cardinals
Aine Aries
Susfield Defeats Moose Teige On Diamond Field
The Sheffield diamondball team secured a Toio E victory over the Huran Moose Teige on last night at Stele Fair Grounds diamond. The Kutce was hotly contested throughout with Susfield holding a commanding lead at no stage.
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MOOSE
Sheffield
Huran Moose Teige
Stele Fair Grounds
Weiner
Sixty Four Golfers Paired In Annual C N W Tournament
Sixty four golfers are drawn for the C N W Railroad annual handicap tournament with a six hole first round for speedy play and finals on 18 holes. Prize merchandise includes coupon books for free play, golf balls and more.
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C. & N. W. Railroad
We Railroad
Sitont
Mark Spang
Everett Gottschalk
Bill Neilsen
Roy Daam
Wayne Julin
M. Whalen
Bert Dahl
A. J. Ray
Mike Gibbs
Bill Ebert
John Johnson
Ted Schaefer
Bruce
Cuy
Charles Riggie
Harry Easten
D. Behsens
Sackett
Freach Abbey
Glenn Bowe
G. Kenner Wi
Wy Whitney
Don van Alstyne
Harry Goethal
Va Everett Gottschalk
al Owens
Ed Hilgorsen
Claire Simpson
George Wagner
A. Schroeder
M. Neermeyer
Tom Cassidy
Claude Ebert
George Fleming
Roy Daum
Bart Bloedorn
Harold Brunner
George Quale
Bill Kimmel ii
Henry Teaber
Bob van Arschle
L. C. Zeller
Tad Edwards Ie
Miller Is Host To Links Meet Sunday
Golfers from several central South Dakota clubs will join a tournament hosted by Miller on Sunday. Clubs invited include Wessington, Highmore, Gettysburg, Faulkton, Onida, Redfield,Woonsocket, Wessington Springs and Warren. Morning play starts at 9 with medal format, followed by 18 holes of lowball in the afternoon. Huron will not be represented due to Mitchell country club participation tomorrow.
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South Dakota
Wessington
Highmere
Gettysburg
Fierre
Onida
Redfield
Faulkton
Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
Warren
Recel Countrylub
Mitchell Country Club
Huron
Court Tourney Is Wide Open Affair
The River Forest club Western singles championship semifinals featured Frankie Parker of Milwaukee Junior Coen of Kansas City Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles and Gilbert Hall of South Orange among contenders. Stoefen defeated Wray Brown of St Louis in a five set quarter final to reach the semis.
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Sunex
Ameriefennig
River Forest Club
Halle
Frankie
Parker
Milwaukee
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Derker
George Lett
America
Fights Last Night Roundup Of boxing results
Cleveland bouts saw Paul Pirrone win by knockout over Gary Leach while Chica Cisneros edged Johnny Fert in Cleveland. Stanley FoKee beat Ernie Schaaf in West New York and Sid Berglund defeated Charlie Cobb in San Diego. Wally Gray bested Pete Haert in San Diego as Tiny Lover and other results appeared.
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Land
Mickey Walker
Rumgon
Paul Pirrone
Gary Leach
Gary
Ind
Chica Cisneros
Joarny Fert
West New York
N. J
Sianley Fokee
Jersey City
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
San Diego
Cal
Sid “Swede" Berglund
San Bernardino
Charlie Cobb
Wally_Gray
Navy
Pete Haert
Detroit
San Die
Lover Tiny
Writer In Favor Of Finish Mitt Scraps Writer In Favor Of Finish Mitt Scraps
ST. LOUIS June 2 The Sharkey Leheling bout and the dispute over the heavyweight decision on points sparked a boxing commentator to back finish fights. John E Wray Post-Dispatch sports editor who has covered every title bout in 15 years argues finish fights would restore the sport to popularity and guard against charges of crookedness and fixing.
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ST. Louis
Jime
Sharkey-Lehreling
Boston
John E. Wray
Post-Disputch
Meévy
Hurst and Foxx Top Big Leagues this Week
New York reports show Don Hurst leading the National League batting pace for the week, with Jimmie Foxx maintaining American League leadership after a strong run. Paul Waner, Gerald Walker, Chuck Klein, and Babe Ruth also figure prominently as season totals and weekly averages shift in both leagues.
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Don Hurst
Phillies
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Hurst
Paul Waner
Pirates
Gerald Walker
Tigers
Wuner
Walkers
Chuck Klein
Foxx
Klein
Ernest Lombardi
Cincinnati
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Herman
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Ott
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Walker
Dickey
Yonkers
Averill
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Gehrig
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Levey
Browns
Lavzers
Combs
Porter
F. Schulte
Americans Remain Active At Wimbledon In 1930s Play
Wimbledon reports show seven Americans still competing as the field tightens. Helen Wills Mooney and Helen Jacobs advance in women's singles after Sarah Palfrey’s elimination. Ellsworth Vines reaches the men’s quarterfinals, with Wood and Mangin set to clash in the fourth round as Perry versus Allison and Boroira versus Maier draw strong matchups on center court.
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Servem Hrely
Sarah Palfrey
Helen Wills Moony
Helen Jacobs
Boston
Betty Nuthall
England
Ellsworth Vines
1. G. Aoki
Japan
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Gregory Mangin
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Ragland
Wilmer Allison
Austin
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France
Ernest Maier
Spain
Frank Shields
Agaist
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Czechoslovakia
Mrs.Mondy
Vines
Dy Metaxa
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Jaraks Aad Allisen
C. Hi. Kingsey
Idle Red Birds Sweep Into Lead
Chicago reports idle Red Birds gain sole lead as Milwaukee upset Minneapolis 13 to 3 and Toledo beat Indianapolis 6 to 4. Columbus clings to top spot in the wild AmericanAssociation standings amid shifting schedule and results.
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Chicago
Columbus
Red Birds
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indiegepolis Indians
Toledo
Open Championship Sees Briton Jurado Lead Early Pairings
In the Fresh Meadows Golf Club national open, Briton Philip Perkins and Argentina’s Jose Jurado led after 36 holes as field of 72 battled to sundown. Olin Dutra impressed with a 69 first round and rose to second after a 77 second round, while Gene Sarazen and Craig Wood trailed in the 150s.
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Fresh Meadows Country Club
Hing
Sune
T. Philip Perkins
Jose Jurado
Argentina
Dutra
Olin Dutra
Leo Diegel
Trent
Welter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Harry Cromer
Billy Burke
George von
Bobby Cruickshank
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Tedax
MacDonald Smith
Bill Burke
Charles Lacey
UIS
F. Phillip Perkins
Horton Smith
Olia Dutra
Tommy Armour
Jim Barnes
Hourry Cooper
Babs
Cruickshank
Gene Saraxen
Willie Klein
P. m
Jose Juradd
Saylor Beats Weir In Buick Cup Playoff
Saylor defeated Weir in a Buick Cup playoff after 18 holes, advancing to the semi finals. The quarterfinals deadline looms as Stewart-Hedblam and Gust Jacobson versus George McKeon also progress toward a 36 hole semi final and final schedule.
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L. Weir
H. BE. Lai Tor
Tr. C. BR. Stewart
Harlan Hedblam
Stewart-Hedblam
Gust Jacobson
George McKeon
Baseball Results and Standings Briefs
Baseball results note no American League games. In the American Association Minneapolis and Milwaukee combined for 11, while Indianapolis and Toledo played a night game ending with a 4 in the column.
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American Association
Minneapolis & Milwaukee
Indianapolis & Toledo
Second Half City League Opens With Tight Race Looming
Cleveland league action restarts Tuesday with six teams from the first half aiming for the city title. Elks face Armour Packers in opener as Wilbur Bostic joins C N W to bolster pitching. schedules list July clashes, all star prospects, and a possible playoff if Standard Oil repeats first-half triumph.
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C. & N. W. Railroad
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Drikeout King
Turow Dairy Products
Armour Pack
Werlesdos
Stendor
Unon
Standard Oil
Jung 2
Armours Tes
M—Elks
Swanders
Huron Dalby
Standard Oi
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Huron Dairy
C. & WN. W. Flan
A-Star
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Cullop Tops A A Hitter List in Comeback bid
Cullop leads the A A circuit with a 387 average and 54 homers in 1930 for Minneapolis, staging a comeback after a rough National League stint. He faced 225 pitches in 1935 with 54 home runs career notes, while Mowry and Swanson post strong marks in hits, runs, and RBIs for Minneapolis and Columbus respectively. Knickerbocker and Hale excel in doubles and triples, and Layne swipes 27 bases to top base stealers.
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Minneapolis
Ted Gullic
Milwaukee
Joe Mowr
Knickerbocker
Toledo
S. Hale
Indianapolis
Sigafeos
Yesterday's Stars
AP notes star performances from baseball games. Chuck Klein and Dick Bartell of the Phillies each had four hits with three RBIs in a 1-4 victory over the Giants. Dodgers turned four double plays in a sharp fielding display against the Braves. Lloyd Water sparked the Pirates with a big seventh inning run in a 4-3 win over Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Chuck Klein
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Giants
Tony Cuccinello
Gerdof Slade
Joe Strinn
Dodgers
Braves
Lloyd Water
Pirates
Cintirinati
Harvard Crew Springs Upset in New London Regatta
In New London Connecticut Harvard defeated Yale in the annual regatta, with Harvard's varsity rowers overturning Yale’s early lead to win by a clear margin. The Crimson now heads to Worcester on July 7 hoping to contest Olympic sprint duties, while Yale faces a disappointing showing as their freshmen won only the morning event.
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Yale
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Tin Road Bridge
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Worcester
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Argentine Runner Is Favored In Marathon
In Los Angeles on June 2, endurance runners prepare for the United States marathon team selection. Only one runner will earn a spot for the 4 Olympics. Juan Carlos Zabsina and a compact pack of contenders vie for the final berth, with Albert Mich, Ay Ni, Fredy Ward, and Andy Myra among the hopefuls.
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United States
Tria
America
Finginia
Juan Carlos Zabssina
Uncle Sam
Albert Mich
Millrose A. Ay Ni
Fredy Ward
Millrose A. A
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Olen Euh
San Francisco
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Sone
Pereda Edges Schaaf In 10 Round Title Bout
Stanley Pereda of Jer Cutsy won a referee decision over Ernie Schaaf in a 10 round welterweight bout at West New York stadium. Both fighters weighed around 208 pounds and delivered solid blows with no knockdowns as the crowd cheered. The decision was rendered by Jimmy Marley and widely supported by spectators.
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Schaaf
Stanley Pereda
West New York
N. J
Jer Cutsy
Ernie Sci Cf Beston
Jack Sharkey
Pareda
Poreda
Jimmy Marley
Protests Roil Scrap Trade Amid Tall New York Battle
In New York the scrap fight triggers protests as factions clash over a key trade battle. Reportedly a prominent fighter is central to the dispute, and voices accuse rivals of obstructing progress while others push for a decisive outcome. The scene includes tense exchanges and allegations of strategic moves affecting the larger industry.
Haron Golfers Prepare for Mitchell Sunday Match
Haron golfers head to Mitchell for a Sunday match in a request to avenge a prior defeat. A large turnout is expected with many local players listed among participants including Huey, Moran, Schecter, Wheeler, He, Whaley, Frost, and Spink.
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Lee Ee
Gett
Weipge
Mishel
Imeludhe
Huey
Mikes Moran
Ted Schecter
Tedhiesa
John Wheeler
Chis
Broadland Bonilla Play Here Sunday
Broadland and Bonilla are set to appear this Sunday in a game expected to draw many fans. The two teams will face Broadland Lucky Strikes and feature key players amid strong anticipation for an exciting match.
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Broadland
Bonilla
Dellatea
Changes in Swimming Classes Scheduled This Week
Reading of the revised schedule shows that swimming and live classes are moved to new times on Tuesday and Wednesday. Milo Yeuel Red Cross authorities announced adjustments to the swimming program and brief sessions, aligning with the updated timetable.
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Scheluk Ly Milo Yeuel
Red Cross
Lake Preston Kittenbell Team Battles Metrebes In Close Contest
Dry Lake Preston reports a tight 4 to 4 tie with the Metrebes in a fast, closely contested game. In New York Mrs. Graham de Nemee is noted for a family radio spokesperson saying a Berch to receive 1,686 a month. In Newark New Jersey, June 23, Lindes from Greece defeated Renato Gudini of Italy in a wrestling event last night.
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