Louis crushes Carnera as crowd roars in New York
Joe Louis knocks Primo Carnera flat at Yankee Stadium before 60 000 to 70 000 fans in six rounds. Louis’s win sparks talk of Baum Baer matchup in New York this fall as promoters tout Louis as a top heavyweight drawing card next to Dempsey era legends.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Detroit
Yankee Stadium
Jack Dempsey
Louis
Arthur Donovan
Gant
Primo
Make Jacobs
Tex Rickard
Braddock
James J. Barddock
Brown
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Carnera
Baer
Primos Meth
Dell
Gors
Donovan
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Frometer Jacobs
Baer-Braddock
Louis-Carnera
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
William Randolph Hearst
Tee Louis
Big Primo Camera
Sloppy Skoffie Narrowly Fends Off Field Leaderboard
Durham report notes Lou Skoffie Bloomington slips nine points in batting avg yet widens his lead atop the minor leagues. George Ferrell Richmond tumbles from second to fourth with 4 12, as others adjust in latest National Association standings across leagues including Pacific Coast and International.
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Durham
N.C
Lou Skoffie
Bloomington
George Ferrell
Richmond
National ‘Association of Professionel
Skaffie
Thrae-F
Eckhardt
Ninsion
Aachel
Nonessen
Penn ‘State
Ferrell
Piedmont
Alz Puccineli
Baltimore
Internation
Muskogee
Western Asso
Bob Johnson Emerges as Home Run Favorite in American League
The American Leaguers see Robert Lee Johnson, five years younger than his brother Roy, poised to succeed Babe Ruth as the league home run king. Johnson leads batting and power, aided by a personal notebook tracking pitchers and clutch pitches, with rivalries shaping the race against Gehrig, Foxx, Greenberg, Vaughan, Medwick, and others.
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Bob Johnson
Ruth
America
Robert Lee Johnson
Herman Ruth
Johnson
Jimmy Foxx
Ae Gehrig
Hank Greenberg
Hal Trosky
Jimmy Collins
Mel Och
Chuck Clein
Gehrig
Klein
Foxx
Ott
Collins
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Yankee Stadium
Swat
Rogers Hornsby
Bucky Harris
Earl Whitehill
Philadelphia Athletics
Hornsby
Harris
Whitehill
Greenberg
Arky Vaughan
Nat
Joe Medwick
Lloyd Weaner
Charley Gehringer
Slick Southpaw
Washington Senators
Connie Mark
Portland
Vetteran
Bing Miller
Robert Lite Johnson
Roy Cleveland
Johoon
Boston Red Sox
John
Tae Redman
Ambiguous Sports Lines Echo National League Game
A jumbled recap lists players like Wol nett Owens Hobbell Stout Smith Gabler Fitsim mons and Denning for Columbus and Cooper Wanford Tinning Ogrod for Milwaukee. The text also shows odd scores and innings in a garbled format.
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New York
Rae
Wolnett
Owen
Hpbbell
Stout
Smith
Gabler
Fitsimmons
Denning
Columbus
Milwaukee
Cooper
Wanford
Tinning
Ogrod
Myers Corners Annex dominates opponents in league opener
Myers Corners Annex opened its second half season by routing the Evening Huronite 27 to 7 as Huronite errors and control miscues fueled a lopsided win. Jon Lowe and Smith led the Annex hitters with a homer and a three bagger while Bouman homered for Huronite. Nelson and Lehroeder added three hits for the losers. In the Prosperity league, Warrions beat Kooymens 7 to 2. Upcoming games feature Evening Huronita versus A U W and Ramblers versus Carpl Roosevelt. Walter Neusel defeated Jack Peterson in a British boxing match in London.
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Myers Corner
Jeague
Huronite Ten
Birlere
Nurs
Horonite
Jon Lowe
Miyera
Hullis Mifsway
Masons
Smith
Bouman
Huronite
F. Nelson
Lehroeder
Prosperity League
Warrions
Kooymens
Huronita
The
Ramblers
Carpl Roosevelt
Cincinnati Castoff In Winning Stride, Yanks Beaten
Andy Clarke reports a brisk baseball day with Danny MacFayden winning for the Braves over the Pirates as he returns from Cincinnati. Giants split with Cubs in a 3-2 ten inning win then 10-5 loss. Paul Dean ends a skid for St. Louis, while Philadelphia tops Cincinnati 10-1. Indians rally past the Yankees 5-4 as Washington bats down Detroit 7-4 behind Schoolboy Rowe.
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Andy Clarke
Associated Press
Danny MacFayden
Boston
Braves
MacFayden
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Fbirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sylvester Johnson
Cinciniaii Reds
Phillies
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Jeaguie ‘Meidera
Gardies
Washington Senators
Rowe
Detroit
Iroquois Fest Draws Big Crowd For Sports Day
Crowds filled Iroquois streets for the Fire Department annual Sports Day. A baseball game saw De Smet defeat Yale 6 to 0 amid decorations and lively festival entertainment. Carnivals, concessions, a concert by the Iroquois band, and Huron American Legion drum corps followed, capped by an evening dance with Carl Nebbe’s Mason City band.
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Troquois
Iroquois
Iroquois Fire Department
de Smet
Yale
Huron
American Legion
Iun
Carl Nebbe
Mason City
Disrud First To Qualify For 1935 Club Championship
Disrud of Burentary club par 18, carding 43 43 86 to lead the 1935 club championship trial. Rain delayed earlier in week. other members to qualify today and tomorrow for a 36 hole main event using 54 hole total. Watertown Country Club invites four or five man teams for a Fourth of July tournament, per Watertown club information.
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Disrud
SD. Disrud
Buren Counstry
Huron Country, Club
Watertown Country Club
Trans Mississippi Wolf Meet Sees High Stage After Day One
In the Wakonda Wolf meet the fast field challenges for the final 18 holes after a subpar 72 by Oklahoma City youth Paul Jack Gon. Oklahoma's Ya medalist holds a slight lead as several top amateurs chase, with 185 players in the field and par 73 courses shaping the suspense.
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Jackson
Rain Delays Huron Junior Baseball Schedule
Rain soaked diamonds disrupt the American Seguin Junior league schedule. Huron city junior nine will host the ex-junior nine in a postponed game turned practice tomorrow evening as they prep for Sunday’s district five contest at Bonilla.
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Huron City
Huron
Bonilla
Colt Sold For 166 Dollars At Huron Auction
At the Huron Sates Pavilion north of the Swift produce house manager Roy Housman reported a 71 month old colt sold for 166 dollars. The colt was purchased by Roy Hanson of DeSmet. A good crowd attended the sale and prices held up well according to Housman.
Yesterday's Stars in Major League Baseball
In a varied AP recap, Leiber of the Giants and Herman with Galan of the Cubs contributed pivotal late runs. Pinto posted eight hits and two runs, while MacFayden, Delancey, and Trosky drove in key scores. Wilson of the Phillies and Stone on the mound anchored a string of notable performances.
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Associated Press
Hank Leiber
Giants
Billy Herman
Augie Galan
Cubus
Leiber
Giamus
Herman
Galen
Wit’ Muna
Iy MacFayden
Braves
Pinto
I Delancey
Brook
Hal ‘Trosky
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Tad
Reds
John Stone
Yale To Play Here Tomorrow At Havine Park
Yale visits for a midweek non league game against Huron baseball at Havine park starting 6 30. Huron's Everett Maxcy will start with Gascoigne Schampp Burns Burlis Mahoney Lyons McDonnell Bloodgood in the field and 1b.
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Huron
Yale
Everett Maxcy
Gascoigne
Gascoigne, Ef; Schampp
Burns
Burlis
Mahoney
Lyons
McDonnell
Bloodgood
Havine Park
Weather forecast for Huron and vicinity
Fair tonight and Thursday with little change in temperature. Hourly temps range from 59 at 4 a.m. to 78 by afternoon. South Dakota tonight and Thursday mostly dark with wet portions. Iowa expects unsettled storms mainly west this afternoon or tonight. Minnesota sees unsettled to tonight with possible thunderstorms in southeast and cooler in extreme northwest.
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Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
British Open Golf Championship Opens at Muirfield
The British open championship began at Muirfield and Gullane courses with 141 players qualifying from 250 starters. Henry Cotton and Richard Burton tied for medal with 141, Cotton carding 70 at Sullana and 71 at Muirfield to lead odds. The field includes Americans J Exar Joe and others with six delegates advancing.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Steen
Guilane
Henry Cotton
Wich
McCredit
W. Lawson Little, Jr
Francis # meis
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
Cotif
J. H. Ballingall
Joe Exar
Texas
Robert Rutherford
Henry Fisard
Hershey
George Chapa
Cotton
Jriton
Richard Burton
Sullana
Muire Field
Lin
Sports Writer Hurls Challenge At Borotra
Paris消息揭示 Didier Poulain Auto newspaper sports writer challenges Jean Borotra to settle their feud in a field of honor in Paris. Poulain accuses Borotra of insulting France by not playing singles in the Davis Cup and notes Borotra’s Wimbledon duties. A decision is not expected until Wimbledon results clarify Borotra’s plans.
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Paris
Jean Borotra
Didier Poulain
Auto
Poulain
Borotra
Puvig
France
Sinegles
Hig
Wimbledon
Boretra
Weather And Roads as Pen As Postage
Weather and road updates provide terse guidance for travelers amid adverse conditions. The snippet references human figures and assigns obscure roles, reflecting a period newspaper tone with minimal concrete facts.
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