Country Club Golfers Prepare For 1932 Qualifying Play
Local golf club members begin qualifying rounds for the 1932 championship. Fifteen to eighteen holes determine seven medalists to join Disrud in the title chase. Trials end Sunday night July 3 with nine hole sets allowed, start times around 4:30 p.m., dinners and finals planned that week.
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Huron Country Club
Tus
Ander
Disrud
Judy
Dufford Thorsness
Siseouintry
M7 Tx
Anla
Eal Asg
Armours Wallop Elks In Opener
Armours Wallop Elks In Opener reports a high scoring opening game in the city damondball league with Bohia and Stan ley homering for the Armours while Hudler homered for the Elks. Bobin and Collins each allowed multiple runs as five errors marked the contest. The Packers built an early lead and stayed in the thick of the scoring as the Elks fought back in later innings. Batting leaders include Red Rouse and Junibo Peterson with averages near .583 and .579 respectively.
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Armours
Bohia
Stanley
Hudler
Colling
Bobin
Packers
Arai
Collins
C. & N. W. Railroaders
Swander Bakers
Stanndard Oil
Huron Dairy
Martin Anderson
Red Rouse
Junibo
Peterson
Stewart
Cotton
A. Peterson
Berson
Standard
Luby
Els
Berg
Standard Oil
H. Peterson
Standard Ol
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Huron Dairy Products
Armour Parkers
Elxs
Parker Sweetens Ohio Court Tourney Lead
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee, 16, already holding two team titles, advanced toward a third as he swept six straight sets in under an hour. He defeated Albert Moore of Youngstown 6 0 1 0, John Virden of Cleveland 9 6 2, and Walter Smigel 6 0.
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Cleveland
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Ohio
Parker
Uoys Chammen
Albert Moore
Younsstown
Jonn Virden
Walter Smigel
U S Tennis Players Enter 8th Annual Sioux Falls Open
Players from across the United States will enter the eight annual Sioux Falls open tennis tournament at the Sioux Falls Tennis Club. The event, held since 1922, will crown champions in men's singles and doubles and junior events, with trophies for winners and runners up and a new permanent trophy for the men's singles champions. Matches use best of three sets, except semis which are best of five for singles and doubles. junior events likewise best of three. Past winners listed include John Barton Sioux Falls and Horace J. Barton Detroit among others.
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Sioux Falls
United States
National
John Barton
E. R. McCormick
Sioux City
Jona Barton
John Docg
Newark
N. J
Arthur Brunstedt
Rapid City
Horace J. Barton
Detroit
Mich
Charles Heacock
Charles K. Hunt
San Francisco
Saints Lose By Narrow Margins
Chicago dated report on American Association games. Saint Paul Saints suffer one run losses in a double header to Kansas City Blues, 5 to 3 and 4 to 2. Millers beat Sewers 8 to 5 led by Hauser's homer and Miller rookie Vandenberg's seventh straight win. Red Birds top Indians 7 to 2, Columbus extends lead. Toledo beats Coutsvil 2 to 1 in extra innings.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Hauser
Millers
Vandenberg
Sewers
Columbus
Red Birds
Indians
Dianavolis
Rochester
Wysong
Red Bird
Toledo
Coutsvil
Gomie
Wilkinson
Colonels
van Gilder
Winegarmee
Railroad Tournament Semi Finals Narrowed in Golf Meet
Jona Johnson defeated Led Schaaffer 1 up to reach the quarterfinals of the second annual C and N W championship golf tournament. Bert Dahl faces Wayne Jolin in the upper bracket while Jolin won a place in the third round. Wayne Jolin became the first to reach round three as Grant Van Ruzee claimed the last first round match replacing Tom Cassidy.
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Led Schaaffer
Johns
Bill Ebert
Bert Dahl
Wayne Jolin
Seiinal
Snal
Tin
Grant van Ruzee
van Bieres
Tom Cassidy
Huron Juniors Prepare for Miller Sunday Game
Fred Batsliff of the Huron Junior American Legion baseball team announced a Sunday trip to Miller for a game with the Miller juniors. A potential Fourth of July contest with Redfield juniors is being explored. Manager Batstaff seeks players to bolster the pitching staff and invites any interested youngsters to report at C. and W. W. Park at 6:15 PM during the week.
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Huron
American Legion
Miller Sundar
Miller
Redfield
Batstaff
Kidnaped Americans Released In China
In Hankow China on June 28 three American women and five children were freed from bandits near Kikungshan in southern Henan. The bandits held two men tied to the group. the men are fathers of four children and husbands of two women, identified as D W Vikner of Minnesota and A E Nyhus of Iowa. Other released include Mrs Vikner with three children and Mrs Sovik of Northfield Minnesota with son, plus Mrs Nyhus and baby.
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Hankow
China
Kikungshan
Henan
D. W. Vikner
Mead
Augustana Synod
St Peters
Minn
Frankie Petrotle Beats Battalina In Ten Round Fight
New York report says Frankie Petrotle from Schenectady defeated Battalina in a ten round bout at Queensboro Stadium last night. Battalina absorbed two tough beatings from Billy Petrotle earlier in the season.
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New York
Yetolly
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Billy
Frankie
Schénectady
N.Y
Queensboro Stadium
Hatteline
Stewart and Saylor Open Buick Cup Quarterfinals Tonight
Dr. C. R. Stewart and Dr. H. L. Saylor begin their Buick Cup quarterfinal, aiming for a finalist spot. The match runs 13 holes tonight and 18 tomorrow, total 26 holes, with the winner meeting George McKeon in the finals after McKeon beat Gust Jacobson earlier.
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McKeon
Gust Jacobson
Yankees beat Senators 5 2 as Lazzeri and Lazzeri and Swee
Yankees hit home runs to defeat the Senators 5 2 led by Johnny Frederick and Tony Lazzeri. Dodgers win second game with eighth inning homer.
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Tony Lazzeri
Joe Sewer
Yankees
Senators
Johnny Frederick
Dodgers
Giants
Ong Ma
Boosters Aim to Halt Yale Long Winning Streak Today
Hack Peyton sends the Boosters against undefeated Yale in a twilight contest on the Yale diamond with a $50 purse for the winner. Yale seeks an 11th straight victory as South Dakota’s conquerors of the Sioux Falls Canaries loom as tough opposition.
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Martin
Mauss
Kuehl
Swee
Ion
South Daket
Carthage
Huron
Ree Heights Cuckoos Rally To Beat Pierre 6 5
Ree Heights Cuckoos overcome a late deficit to win 6 to 5 over Pierre in a Sunday baseball game. Brock started for Pierre, Raske pitched for Ree Heights, and a sensational eighth inning triple play highlighted the contest. In the A V P league Ree Heights stands .667 with two wins and one loss.
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Ree Heights
Ree Heights Cuckoos
Pierre
Cuckoos
Brock
Raske
Otto Rosner Aims for Olympic 800m Return
Otto Rosner, 24, New York A C runner and chemistry teacher at Lawrenceville, rebuilt after an ankle injury. He shifted his race strategy to surge late in sprints and aims to earn a U S Olympic spot in the 800 meters while coaching his younger brothers, including Oscar who already holds a one mile title.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
New York
Blond Otto Rosner
Lene Venzke
Sumeini
Rosner
Lincoln
Neb
New York City
Ire
Public School Athletic League
Princeton University
Lawrenceville
U. S
Otto
New York A. C
Rosners
Oscar
Eqquipoise to Carry 129 Pounds in Stars and Stripes Handicap
Eqquipoise a four year old Whitney handicap star is assigned top weight of 129 pounds for the 50,000 Stars and Stripes handicap at Arlington park on July 4. Gallant Knight is set to carry 123 pounds as his principal rival in the mile and one furlong race. Other weights include Mate 120 Clock Tower 147 White Clover II 116 Plucky Flag 113 Sun Meadow 114 and Spanish Play 112. Nominations total nine with 25 of the eligibles in training at Arlington today.
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Haseen
Arlington Park
Gallant Knight
Mate
Arlington
Big Six Defers Broadcast Action on Games
Kansas City June 24 The Big Six athletic directors deferred action on a proposal to ban radio broadcasting of football games until after the national collegiate meeting in Los Angeles on August 1. The 1933 conference football schedule was arranged and a coaches and directors meeting is set for September 2 to adopt football rules.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
All American Final Seen In Court Meet At Wimbledon
Helen Jacobs of California dominated mime Rene Mathieu of France 7 5 6 1 in the Wimbledon semifinal to secure an all American final bid. Raymond junior ball team defeated Logan juniors 5 to 3 on local field as Raymond senior team traveled to Elrod with quiet crowds. Osceola baseball won both ends of a doubleheader beating Tibbetts 8 9 and Bettel 1 0.
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Helen Jacobs
California
Rene Mathieu
France
Raymond
Logan
Raymo
Elrod
Osceola
Tibbetts
Bettel
Cavour
Osceeola
Failure To Win Close Games Leaves Reds In Cellar
The Cincinnati Reds struggle to win tight contests, dropping to eighth as pitchers deliver many complete games but fail to convert late opportunities. The team has 42 complete games in 74, while opponents average 4.5 runs per game, and a dozen or so one run losses haunt their standing.
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Associated Press
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al Thomas
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Vines Is Last American Hope At Wimbledon
At Wimbledon England Elsworth Vines stands as America’s final hope in men’s singles after defeating Enrique Maier of Spain to reach the semi finals. Jack Crawford and Bunny Austin advance in the other semis as Satoh and Miki beat French players. Helen Jacobs vies for a spot in the women’s semis with Rene Mathieu.
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Eng
Elsworth Vines
America
Enrique Maier
Spain
Sidney B. Wood
Frank Shields
Vines
Jack Crawford
Crawford
Philadelphia
Fred Perry
England
H. W
Bunny” Austin
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Japan
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Satoh
Wood
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Mma
Rene Mathieu
France
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Mary Heeley
Miss Jacobs
Mme. Mathieu
Wilner Allison
John van Ryn
Roderich Menzel
Czechoslovakia
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Gregory Mangin
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BR. Miki
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Andre Merlin
Mrs. Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
Maier
Mes. B. C. Covell
Jack Clemenger
Australia
Allison
Mangin
Sarsh Peisely
L.A. Harper
Tan G. Gullins
Duluth Dynamiter Retzlaff Beats Marriner in Opening Round
Chicago June 29 Charley Retzlaff known as the Duluth dynamiter knocked out Les Marriner former University of Illinois star in the first round of a scheduled one round bout before 3 000 spectators at the White City outdoor arena a towel sailed into the ring ending the fight in the opening round resulting in a technical knockout
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Retzlaff
Kaye Chicago
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth Dynamiter
Les Marriner
University Ofllinois
White City
Retelaff
Groton Golfers Take Second in Touvin Event
Groton golfers finished second in a Webster hosted Touvin event. About 20 players competed with Clark leading briefly before a late surge by Groton. The day’s top score was 78 by Palmar Petersoi across two rounds.
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Groton
Webster
Clark
C Part
Clark City
Wi Conde
Petersoi
E Dor Pda
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