U S Amateur Championship Search Narrowed to Final 36 Holes
At Mamaroneck New York on June 29 1929 the USGA listed leaders and ties for the 36 holes of the amateur championship with Gene Sarazen and Espinosa sharing top 36 hole scores at 142 and Bobby Jones with Densmore Shute tied at 144. Tommy Armour led a pack at 145 and several contenders followed in the 148 150 range as rain affected play.
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Sarazen
Espinosa
Italy
Spain
Gene Sarazen
New York
Hspinosa
Chigaso
Bobby Jones
Densmore Shute
Columbus
Ohio
Tommy Armour
Leonard B. Schmulle
Lima
Leo
Diesel
Golt Lightning
Strik
George von Elm
Detroit
Craig Wood
Bloomfield
Witty Cox
Brooklyn
Peter O'Hara
Verona
Davg Platani AZ
Maytag and McCrary Reach Trans Miss Amateur Final
In Omaha on June 25 a wealthy Iowa industrialist Bud Maytag faced Bob McCrary of Des Moines in the final 36 holes for the Trans Miss Amateur golf title. Maytag routed Larry Miller, while McCrary upset Nathan Trimes, the tournament medalist from Denver.
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Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Bud Maytag
Newton
Little Bob RicCrary
Das ‘Moines
Maytag
Larry Moller
Quincy
McCrary
Nathan Trimes
Denver
Many Vying for Gold at West Pari Swim Meet
A large turnout is expected at West Pari pool for a swim meet with multiple contests. Prizes include four free swims for winners and four swims each for top finishers in various events. Races include four lengths, a four-length relay, and a one-length crawl open to all, with separate events for children under 16 and a girls race planned.
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Ilurean
West Pari
Sgirly
Alpena to Meet Huron Tomorrow in Baseball Tilt
Alpena's ball club travels to Huron for a 2 o'clock tomorrow game at the Fair Grounds diamond. Star pitcher Lant is noted, with Huron aiming to beat the Detroit Colored Glens and clinch a win.
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Alpena’s
Huron
Diamond
Detroit Colored Glens
Elks Beat Electricians 26 to 6 in Big Win
The Elks walloped the Electricians 26 to 6 as four games loom next week in the league. Johnson opened with a homer, Martin added a three bagger with bases loaded, and Washabaugh homered for three Electrician runs. Armours led the standings at .857.
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Waslabaugh
Piks
Northwestern Public Service Club
Johnson
Martin
Elks
Plectricians
Washabaugh
Standard
Oilers
Lorest
Alex F. Culhane
Huron Dairy
Huronite
Standard Oi
Standard Oil
Baseball standings and top hitters from today’s games
American League sees St Louis at Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit with Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia. National League matches Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh while Chicago plays St Louis. Leading hitters include Terry New York 371 Roush New York 364 Frisch St Louis 362 Stephenson Chicago 356 Hafey St Louis 354 Traynor Pittsburgh 349 Ott New York 348 Cuyler Chicago 347 and Burleigh Grimes with eleven wins and one defeat for 917.
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Chicago
Yankees
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Phildelphia Athletics
Reveal
Connie Mack
Bob Fothergill
Tiger
Foxx
Athletics
al Simmons
Micky Cochrane
Bing Miller
Fothergill
Simmons
Philadelphia
Liazzeri
New York
Manush
St. Louis
Cochrane
Fonseca
Cleveland
Miller
Combs
Gehringer
Detroit
Bob
Grove
Se Macks
House of Mack
Ding
Gehrig
R. Johnson
Bare Herman
New. York
Herman
Brooklyn
Frank O'Doul
Philadelph
Sweiter
Rans
Bill Terry
Chick “Hafey
Louis de
Washington
Boston
National League
York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Ste ’Louis
Terry
New ‘York
Roush
Frisch
Stephenson
Hafey
St.Louis
Traynor
Ott
Cuyler
Burleigh
Grimes
Still
Gleveland
St Louis
American Association
Pet
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus Etteree
Milwaukee BA
Toldeo
ELS
Malone
Schulte
Haines
Haid
Hallahan
Holand
J. Wilson
Hudkins Wins Slow Battle Holds Purse in San Francisco
Ace Hudkins of Nebraska defeated Charley Belanger of Canada in ten slow rounds in San Francisco. Hudkins weighed 161% to Belanger 171% and the fight drew a disputed $20,000 purse held by Joe Genshlea. The bout featured little clean punching as Hudkins pressed the action and dominated rounds.
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San Francisco
Calif
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wildcat
Charley Belanger
Canada
Hudkins
Belanger
Joe Genshlea
Sacramento
State Boxing Commissions
Mystery surrounds Ballard disappearance after Lake Kampeska bout
Watertown June 29 The disappearance of Stanley Starft Ballard after his ten round match with Felix Byrnes at Stone Point arena remains unsolved. Police investigated rumors and spoke with Ballard’s landlady Mrs Houssen who said he left his room at about 6 20 p m in street clothes claiming he would drink malted milk downtown. Ballard’s wife had been visiting and planned to return to Milbank then St Paul. Ballard left belongings packed in a suitcase with a handbag of ring tags beside the bed. Promoter L L Blake said Ballard once had admitted a lapse about a year ago involving a sum of money placed with him.
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Watertown
Stanley "Starft
Ballard
Felix Byrnes
Phillip
Stone Point Arena
Lake Kampeska
FH. TH. Efoussen
Smiths Could Reach Finals in Huron Country Club Event
An all Smiths tournament looked possible for the championship at Huron Country Club. R A Smith in the lower bracket advanced with a steady round from Jack Frost. Rasmith led the first 18 holes with a strong start.
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Huron
Country
R. A.’ Smith
Jack Frost
Atx
Iyne Rasmith
Bolt
Rain Ends Yankee Slaughter At Philadelphia
Rain interrupted play at Shibe Park as the Athletics slowed the Yankees in the second game of the series. The doubleheader move to August follows 20,000 fans demanding more action. Other NL games saw Cubs beat Cardinals 9 5 and Reds rally for a 10 3 win as Pittsburgh fell, while the Browns topped the White Sox 7 2 and Cleveland shaded Detroit 4 2.
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Delaware River
Shibe Park
Yankees
Athletics
Huggins
Phillies
Giants
Phils
Robins
Braves
Ale Graysmen
John J. McGraw
Cubs
Cardinals
New Yorkers
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Bruins
Pirates
McCarthy
Chicago
Jess Haines
Rogers Hornsby
Hack Wilson Smote
Fuit
Haines
Pat? Malone
Reds
Colapse
Ervina Bramer
Forbes Field
Red Tineas
Paul Water
Pie Traynor
Lucas
Buccaneers
Brame
Petty
Senators
Red. Sox
Bostonese
Alvin
Crowder
Browns
White Sox
Cleveland
George Uhlér
Tigers
Detroit
Yesterday's Results in A A St. Paul and Minneapolis games
Results show Kansas City defeated St Paul 2 0 Milwaukee bested Minneapolis 3 4 and Louisville triumphed over Columbus 7 9 Others remained unscheduled for the day.
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American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Blues and Millers take early series leads
Blues beat St Paul 2 to 0 as six Saint players were ejected in the seventh for protesting a call. Minneapolis edged Milwaukee 14 to 8, outhitting 11 to 5. Columbus Saratora rallied to a 9 to 7 win over Louisianis in the eighth. Indianapolis and Toledo idle.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Blues
Bubbles Hargraves
St. Paul
Roetgger
Minneapols
Milwaukee
Columbus Saratora
Loulsiieis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Huron Legion baseball team forms under Elmer Stolle
Elmer Stolle, 70, chosen to coach Huron American Legion fun baseball team set to lead the first practice meeting at the State Fair Grounds diamond Monday at 2 PM. Stolle, a Turon College graduate and former Pipestone player, aims to build a district championship contender for games before July 26 with state tournament in Watertown August 1 and 2 and a four state regional to follow in Sioux Falls.
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Huren
Pipestone
Minn
Turon College
Bonita
Stoke
Wisconsin
Strong
T. C. Kasper
Brookings
American Legion
Huron
Homer Burkett Seneca
Redfield
Fights Last Night Feature Knockouts
A. P. reports Chicapo Jackie Fields of Los Angeles KOed Farmer Joe Cooper of Terre Haute Indiana. Spug Myers of Pocatello Idaho KOed Jackie Moore of Chicago.
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Fighes
Associated Press
Chicapo
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Farmer Joe Cooper
Terre Haute
Ind
Spug Myers
Pocatello
Idaho
Jackie Moore
Chicago
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Huron, S
Downs
IEC
U.S
Jones
Shute
Schmulle
Diegel
von Elm
Wood
Cox
O’hara
Brian Bell
Mamaroneck
N. Y
United States
Merion Cricket Club
Buffalo
Winger Wool Golf Club
Johnny Farrell
Maxie
Goats
Max
Schmeling
Ranlino Verndun
M’crary
Alpena
Elks Wallop Electricians
Yankee
Babe Herman
Fede
I Ar
Armours
Dairy
Gilers
Dairymen
Armouris
Public Service Company
Pet Armours
Cc & Now
P. Co
Smiths
Yank Slaughter
Chicago Cubs
William J. Chipman
Lena Blackburne
Charlie- Belanger
Trey
Millers
William A. Weeks
Elmer Stolte
BTC
Central
Wu Wis
S. W
Huron Clinic
Sprague Hospital
BH. Sprague
M. D
J. D. Sewell
M.D
IL. Saylor
W. H. Grifemha
de Yo H
Saxon
Sumabey
Ryth Ryan
Sherman & Moe
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