Watertown Amateur Golf Quarterfinals Highlight Local Talent
Watertown Country Club hosts eight South Dakota amateur quarterfinalists led by John Ruhe Jr and Lee Altfillisch. Krumm and Walreth advance, while Warne Severn and Butt push through tight matches as the field lines up for semifinals and the next Deadwood Lead tournament.
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Moreland and Goodman Battle in Trans Miss Golf
Gus Moreland of Defias and Johnny Goodman clash in a Trans Missipppi title defense event atWichita Kansas. The day features rival matches and notable dark horses Walter Blevins George Matson Leland Hamman and Fred Dold with 31 hole rounds and several favorites knocked out.
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Sharkey to Meet Brubaker Tonight at Fenway Park
Boston June report says heavyweight contenders Sharkey and Brubaker face off in a trio and bout at Fenway Park. Sharkey, seeking the crown, aims to test the California challenger Brubaker and rebound from a mixed recent record. Brubaker, after 12 knockouts, drew his last outing while Sharkey showed improvement against Tony Shucc.
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Juniors To Play Cresbard Friday At Ravine Park
The Huron Juniors, undefeated league leaders, visit Cresbard for a Friday night game at Ravine Park at 6 15 PM. Last Sunday the Huron Legionnaires clinched the lead by beating the previously undefeated Wessington team.
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Lampe Market Wins Contest by Default
Players failed to show for a scheduled City League football game at West Park. Lampe Market claimed victory by forfeit as Pats Comer and CCC juniors prepare for a Prosperity League clash in West Park at 6 30. Slapnicke announced Jim Gleeson’s trade to New Orleans for Ray Weatherly from the Southern Association.
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Women’s Trans Nearing Finish at Miss Golf Crown
In Denver on June 25 Marion Miley of Lexington Ky and seven others including two former winners vie for the Trans Mississippi title. Mrs Leon Solomon of Memphis tests Miley in a close round while Minneapolis rivals Patty Berg and Beatice Barratt clash and Mrs Charles Newbold, 1932 champion, pairs with Mrs Dan Chandler Dallas as leaders share medal play.
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Postponed baseball and scores from multiple leagues
Yesterday's NL games Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia were postponed due to rain. Other matchups listed include Brooklyn Chicago and Pittsburgh New York, with several games noted as scheduled today or postponed. Minor league and Western League scores appear for Des Moines Waterloo Sioux City Omaha and more.
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Stars Rise in Doubleheader Showdown Across Leagues
Earl Averill hits three homers in Indians victory over A’s as Mello and Giants contribute. Jim Weaver throws a three hit nightcap to seal the doubleheader. Buck Newsom limits the Browns to seven hits for a 4 run win. Joe DiMaggio belts two homers and two doubles in a 18 to 11 Yankees win over the White Sox. Mixy Owen goes eight innings to notch the win.
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Buck Newsom
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Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
White Sox
Mixy Owen
Canaries Tie Norfolk in Nebraska State Baseball League
The Sioux Falls Canaries, riding a nine game win streak, were tied with Norfolk for the league lead after a 4 0 3 victory at Norfolk over Wis. Mitchell’s Kernels won 12 3 at Lincoln misplays, Beatrice beat Fairbury 5 0, as Kansas Torrmson Peters and Poynter starred.
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Iroquois Crabs Beat Heron Bail Club In Late Season Meet
Iroquois defeated Huron 11 to 5 in a seven inning game. Leighter left early after a knock out in the third frame, May relieving. Krueger hit the lone homer for Iroquois, while Bullis led Huron with two triples. Manse fanned six for Iroquois. May struck out two in four innings.
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WPA Redfield Sandlot Loop Opens Season With Four Teams
Redfield WPA recreation project launches two night series among four junior teams. Playground All-Stars beat the league opener 14 to 6. league captains include Keith Halstead George Bacon Forrent Lothrop and Tom Ford. Jimmy Walston leads the Lee team in intercity play after a recent win over Doulands.
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Delux and Veribest Lead Armour Softball Doubleheader
Delux and Veribest won their first halves of the Armour softball twin bill as they narrowed the overall schedule. Veribest trailed 405 to 0 with Ferguson Schnaible contributing strong hits, while Delixx Hobbs and Kratz backed the offense in the second game. The nightcap was set for 6 90 tonight to decide the Arment amone.
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Miller Blue Jays Defeat Springs In Non-Scheduled Tilt
Miller Blue Jays of the Big Seven league beat Springs 10 to 3 in an unlisted afternoon game at Wessington Springs. Miller posted 18 runs on 3 hits, with six errors. Pollock and Fremilton contributed three runs each for Wessington. Haggerty and Len pitched for Miller.
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Prairie Leaguers State Final Half
The Prairie League ends its first half with Ferney Jeading leading the east division and Northville atop the west. Upcoming schedule lists key matchups in June July across Stratford Turton Conde Ferney and Northville Cresbard Snake Creek Mansfield Highland Warner Warmer. The league, part of the South Dakota Association of Baseball Leagues, will send two champions to the state tournament.
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Freddie Miller Beats Rightmire In Ten Round Decision
In Kansas City on June 25 Freddie Miller of Cincinnati defeated Rightmire in a ten round bout to vie for a featherweight title shot. Unofficial ringside scores favored Miller 6 rounds to 4 with two rounds even, as Miller pressed the attack with effective lefts and inside work.
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Five Runs in One Inning Highlights Rookie Maggio
Joel Maggio delivers a record-tying two homer inning for the Yankees as he powers an 18 to 11 win over the White Sox. The victory tightens New York's lead in the American League race while the Tigers fall back. Pirates and Giants split as Hubbell wins opener and Weaver takes nightcap. Crowder departs Tigers with season uncertain but optimistic return next year.
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Kingsbury Junior League Organized
Kingsbury County forms a Junior League baseball circuit with eight teams under American Legion sponsorship. Directors include Elmer Levell Lake Preston president Theo Meyer secretary John Johannesen Erwin Andier Oldham and Alex Oxbeck Arlington with Legion members guiding the organization. Games set for 2 30 Saturday afternoons.
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Albrechts Cleaners Take Lead With Big Win
Albrechts Cleaners moved into the city pennant lead by routing the IGA Eagles 21 to 3. Pete Holewater struck out 15 while giving up four hits and one error, and Albrecht had three hits. Holgren hit a homer and a triple. Thursday game Tigers vs Gutline postponed after fatal injury to Eagle second baseman Donald Dudrey in first inning. play to resume next week.
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Great Golf Great Golf
The article explains common swing faults in golf where rushing the backswing disrupts timing. It notes improper sequence and body tension lead to poorer shots and urges a full body rotation with weight shifted to the right leg and a relaxed left side for a proper downswing.
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Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
Boxing results show Freddie Miller outpointed Everette Right in Kansas City. Max Buer stopped Wilson Dunn in Ponca City. Jack Trammell halted Charlie Belanger in Conree. Nat Bor stopped Frankie Marino in San Francisco.
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Major League Leaders and Rain Delay at Valand
Major League leaders list top players by batting, runs, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching for both the National and American Leagues. A weather item notes heavy rain in Valland delaying farmland recovery and grasshopper problems. another item reports Paris approving 1 million francs for French Olympic team travel to Berlin.
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Saints Rise in Hickey Association Race
The St Paul Saints, managed by Gabby Street, split a doubleheader with Kansas City. The first game ended 6 5 Kansas City, the second 4 3 for St Paul behind pitcher Iss latchinsen. Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 4 1, Columbus topped Louisville 4 0, and Indianapolis defeated Toledo 3 2.
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West Trials Open For 1936 Olympic Team Selection
Athletes arrive in Los Angeles for the Far Western trials as track and field contenders prepare for finals in the 5000 meters 300 meter steeplechase and 80 meter hurdles for women at Memorial Coliseum. Notables include Bastman Eight Dunn Pollock Duvalle Beston Wykoff and Graber among others.
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Liberty League Dominates Applause Thermometer Readings
The article notes the Liberty League drawing 99 degrees in applause, with 85 for the Supreme Court and 70 for Hoover. It mentions pressure on Senator Wagner to run for New York governor, Looming Lohman politics, and a northern congressman seeking to go home. Newsboys sell Father Coughlin's Jones magazine amid Roosevelt attacks. Arkansas sharecroppers compare to Indians in suffrage protests. Demonstrators earned up to $1 daily for 39 hours.
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