Skinny Porter Defends South Dakota Amateur Title
Ralph Porter known as Skinny, ex-caddy at Minnehaha, wins the South Dakota amateur championship for a second consecutive year. He defeats Paul M. Young of Mitchell ten up with eight holes to play at the Minnehaha club. Minnehaha dominates, with Mrs. Pankow winning the women’s crown and McFiligott taking the pro event.
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Sioue
H. N. Windworth
Ipswich
Eddie McRiligott
Porter
Walter Madden Young
Mitchell
Young
Womer
Ponkow
Bers. Woodworth
Pankow
June Corncn
Mrs. Woodworth
McFiligott
Minnehaha
Fred Barber
Watertown
Everett Comstock
Sioux Falls
Anio
Iste Jioles
Barber
Ork
Charles Itishéreer
Elmwood Club
Colin Kidd
Aberdeen
L. W. Koch
Yankton
Bi—ihé
Ed Livingston
Vermillion
Sidney Shearer
Mee
C. H. Mee
Milbank
C. Bangs
Rapid City
W. T. Monzon
Elmwood
Cor] Porter
Madison
Ed Harland
E. £. Olson
C. J. Crandall
Onida
George. Schlosser Plankinson
E. £. MecBtt Bott
Otto Issa
Tyndall
Leibold Fined for Baiting Umps in Doubleheader
Chicago report says Harry Leibold, Columbus manager, was fined 300 dollars for abusing umpires during a doubleheader with Minneapolis at Columbus. After disputes with umpire Larry Goetz, Goetz forfeited the second game to Minneapolis, with Minneapolis winning the first 14 to 3. Columbus later won the third game 9 to 1 but faces no credit unless it wins the next opener.
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Chicago
Harry
Nemy) Leibold
Columbus Club
American Association
Thomas J. Hicky
Leibeld
Red Birds
Minneapolis
Columbus
Feld
Larry Goetz
Hicley
Red Bird
Goetz
Innapolis
Goete
L. McPhail
Mike Kelley
The
Millers
Opening Of Dahl Links Sunday To Give Huron Golfers Four Courses
The Dahl golf course near Huron opens Sunday offering four links for local players. The nine hole course, about 2,800 yards, features a meandering creek and hills with a driving range open after dark. Prizes for low medal scores on opening day and on course meals will be offered. no tournament is planned at the public links or country club tomorrow. Several players will travel to Miller for an invitation meet.
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Tomorrrow
Huron
Dahl Links
Huron Country cd
E. I. Dahl
Dahl Course
Huron Country Club
Huron Public Links
Country Club
Miller
Miller Country Club
South Dakota
Ball Course
C. & N. W. Links
Railroad Links
League Leaders By The Associated Press June Baseball Scores
National League batting leaders include Devil Phillies at .366 with Henne batted in Rela Phillies. Jornaby Cube Huse Klein Phillies Eh Terry Giants Home rone Klein Phillies 19 Hornsby Cubs 12.
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Associated Press
National League
Devil
Phillies
Henne
Rela
Jornaby
Cube
Huse—Klein
Eh Terry
Giants
rone—Klein
Hornsby
Cubs
West Side Nine Defeats East End 15 to 1 in Junior Game
West Side Nine routed East End 15 to 1 as Jack Hart pitched a one hit game for the winners. Langland scored for East Side, while Nelson McDonald Ulrich and Lumbard contributed for West Side with multiple innings of solid hitting and a Busch homer.
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Jack Hart
East Side Bays
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Langland
Nelson
McDonald
Ulrich
Lumbard
Langlands
Busch
East Side
Luhard
Uteiis
Lumtard
Hart and
Hate
Redfield Leaders Lose In Thriller
Redfield’s Gamble Tigers defeated the Legionnaires 11 to 10 in a wild Redfield kittenball league game on Friday. After a 6–0 first inning, Redfield led 10–9 in the seventh before the Tigers rallied, then the Legionnaires pushed two runs for an 11–10 win. Legion battery Merle Hancock and Carl Denker. Tigers TDiner battery Francis Holgyie and Goodall.
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Redfield
Don Brown
Legionnaires
Gambler Tigers
Legion
Tigers
Legion Boys
Legion Battery
Merle Hancock
Carl Denker
Tdiner
Francis Holgyie
Goodall
Knute Afdshi
St Louis Browns Surge After Rough Start Surprises Fans
The St. Louis Browns, after a nine game losing streak, won eight of nine to energize fans. They opened by edging Boston 3 2 as Jack Rothrock homered in the seventh for an 11th straight win in the series. Chicago beat Washington 4 3, Pat Caraway ending Washington’s five game skid.
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St. Louis Browns
Browns
Rampion
Shampion Athletics
Boston
St. Louis
Hostom
Jack Rothrock
Chicago
Washington
Pat Caraway
White Sox
Senators
Joe Kuhel
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
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Cleveland
Brooklyn Robins
Teagus
St. Louis Cardinals
Robins
Burleigh Grimes
Braves
Pat Malone
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Walker
Reds
Jack Ogden
Chick Fallis
Phillies
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pirates
Railroad Thumps Packers 14 to 1 in city league game
The C. and N. W. railroaders crushed the Amour Packers 14 to 1 to close the first half of the city league diamondball season in Huron. Bjerkset limited the Packers to five hits with no walks or strikeouts, while Armour’s Campbell walked four. The win moved the railroaders into fourth, dropping the Packers to a tie for fifth with the Elks. A Miller-Dairy Products versus Coney Island all-star lineup is slated for Sunday at the Fair Grounds diamond at 1:30 p.m., ahead of the Huron-Aberdeen game. Definite playoff dates to be discussed at Monday night meeting.
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Amour Packers
Railroaders
Packers
Elks
Miller
Huron
Coney Island
Huron Dairy Products
Fair Grounds
Tailroaders
Bjerkset
M. W.hurlet
Armour
Campbell
Armour Moundsman
Huron Dairy Producte
Luochtsen
Shou'st
Dairyteen
Decummry
Macegers
Whiel
Britons Face Big Task To Hold Ryder Cup As Americans Lead
In Columbus on June 27 the Ryder Cup began with the United States taking a 3-1 edge after the first foursomes and fourball rounds. Eight singles loom as England Captain Whitcombe and USA Captain Hagen prepare lines with stars like Burke Sarazen Farrell and Wood. Americans need five of eight wins today to retain the cup, while Britain must take six to win.
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Columbus
England
America
Scioto
Atlantic
Hagen
United States
Charlies Whitcombe
Mnesty
Archie Compson
Wily Burke
Fred Robson
Gene Sarazen
W. Hy. Davies
Johnny Farrell
Abe Mitchell
Willy Cozac
Charles Whitecombe
Walter Hagen
Burt Hudson
Densmore Shute
E. Whitcombe
al Espinos
Arthur Havers
Craig Wood
George Duncan
Syd Easterbrook
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
Diegel
Smith
Miller And Burdette To Clash Tomorrow
Miller and Burdette set to meet on the total diamond tomorrow afternoon in a fast contest. Burdette, drawn from northern county players, faces Miller’s 1931 squad formed from Harrold’s fast outfit. Burdette recently beat Gann Valley, a strong club, while Gann Valley had defeated Miller at the North Hand county picnic and topped the Sioux Falls Carnaries, a leading semi pro team.
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Miller
Miller Baseball Nine
Gann Valley
Gann Valley Nine
North Hand
Sioux Falls Carnaries
Northwest
Anderson Awaits Doctor's Report at Mayo Clinic
Rochester Minnesota June 21 serious health update on Hank Anderson Notre Dame foot coach who arrived for tests at the Mayo Clinic to diagnose severe headaches noted since last May. Dr J B Doyle head of pathology called Anderson a pretty brisk patient and said tests are underway to determine the headache source.
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Rochester
Minn
Hartley
Hank) Anderson
Notre Dame
Anderson
Mayo Clicit
J. B. Doyle
Miller To Hold Invitational Golf Tourney Sunday
Miller South Dakota hosts an invitation golf tournament at Miller country club with teams from I‑Dakota, Highmore, Wessington, Wolsey, Huron, Wessington Springs, Faulkton, St. Lawrence and Miller. The day starts at 9 with a nine hole medal qualifying round, followed by an 18 hole tow ball event and individual scoring honors.
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Miller Country Club
South Dakota
Miller Course
Iida
Highmore
Wessington
Wolsey
Huron
Wessington Springs
Faulkton
St. Lawrence
Schmeling to Press Stribling at Cleveland Stadium Fight
Max Schmeling will carry the fight to young Stribling in the defense of his world heavyweight title when they meet next Friday night at Cleveland's new municipal stadium. Schmeling plans a aggressive rush, focusing punches to the body to wear down Stribling and slow his speed. He practiced five rounds with sparring partners, moving forward then attacking the body to break through defenses.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Max Schmeling
Young Stribling
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Joe Jacobs
Stribling
George Panks
Pittsburgh
Panka
Stribling Closes Hard Training Before Schmeling Bout
Geauga Lake briefing notes Stribling nears completion of strenuous work ahead of his title clash with Max Schmeling at Cleveland Municipal Stadium next Friday. Training partners and final sessions loom as promoters plan open-air workouts at the amusement-park arena.
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Geauga Lake
Huron Eyes Third Straight Win Over Aberdeen
Huron Boosters seek a third consecutive South Dakota victory after routing White Lake 16-0 on Thursday. Aberdeen Legion stands as tomorrow’s opponent at Chicago and North Western ball park at 3 PM, with lineup as listed by Manager Fisher and potential pitching shifts depending on rest.
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Huron Boosters
South Dakota
Aberdeen Legion
Boosters
Mitchell All-Stars
South Dake
Tomormow
Chicago and North Westen Railroad
Fisher
Huron Club
Estelline
House of Davids
Roosters
Huron Diamond
Hudkeston's Grove
Sand Creek Indians
Peyton
Brown
Aberdeen
Collin
Johnson
Burns
Blair
J. Blair
Hanton
Olson
Daly
Garden Patrol
Des Moines Upsets Pace Letters Again
Des Moines beat Pace letters 15 19 10 to push upward in the Western league standings. St Joseph defeated Denver 9 to 6 as the Saints rallied. Pueblo lost 5 to 4 at home to Oklahoma City. In Omaha, three right handers were hit hard as Topeka Warriors won 12 to something, giving Topeka a second straight victory.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Wichita
St. Joseph
Denver
Saints
Pueblo
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Topeka Warriors
Packers
Topeka
Kepler And Dunlap In Tourney Finals
In Chicago Kepler of Ohio State meets defending champion Dunlap of Princeton in the national intercollegiate golf final. Dunlap edged Yale’s Aycock to reach the decisive round while Kepler beat teammate Fiaro to advance.
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Chicago
Midwest
Bob Kepler
Ohio State
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Princeton
Dunlap
Tommy Aycock
Yale
Kepler
Johnny Fiario
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