Aberdeen Stars in South Dakota Meet Field Events
Huron hosts the South Dakota High School State Track and Field Meet with Aberdeen and Sioux Falls as top favorites. Gimble leads the broad jump while Decker and Groves challenge in high and long jumps, Kasper and Knox top the hurdles, and Aaro plus Bachman pace throwing events.
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Coutts
Huron
Denger
Decker Sewell
Big Hank Decker
Aberdeen
Ed Sewell
Rapid City
Sewell
Decker
Art Kilness
Sioux Falls
Bob Groves
Groves
Pierre
Aaro
Lutz
Tripp
Krutsch
Hot Springs
Turpin
Stickney
Brewer
Faulkton
Bachman
Lindekugel
van Liere
Colton
Pike
Yankton
Kasper
Knox
Hendrickson
Custer
Harris
Vermillion
Telkemp
Brookings
Christopherson
Orval Grove Squares Accounts With New York Yanks
Orval Grove finally broke even with the New York Yankees by blanking them 4-0 for his first shutout since last year. He had previously lost a no-hitter bid when Joe Gordon doubled with two out in the ninth, ending Grove’s 1943 perfect run.
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Orval Grove
N. Y
Western clubs open eastern invasion in 1943 season
The American Association opens its first eastern invasion as Milwaukee Brewers lead Columbus by five games. The two teams meet tonight in the first of a three game series after Milwaukee went 10 2 on a recent homestand while St. Paul sits eight and three on the road in Indianapolis Kansas City plays Toledo and Minneapolis heads to Louisville with all games set for tonight.
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Byul Associated Press
American Association
Milwaukee
Brewers
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Musial Accepted for Navy After Pre-Induction Physical
Stan Musial star outfielder of the St Louis Cardinals and 1942 leading major league hitter passed his pre induction physical at Jefferson Barracks Tuesday and was accepted for the Navy Musial hit .357 last season leading both leagues in batting and runs avoided.
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Navy ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St.Louis Cardinals
Jefferson Barracks
Navy
Musial
Boxing and sports notes from pouch of war era
Roundup covers Persian Gulf Command boxing tours with Sgt. Allen Lacombe detailing 850 mile trips to Teheran for matches, New Guinea’s Cockatoo paper recaps major league baseball and racing at Fresh Meadows, and a Canadian Army cricket plan at Lords on July 20.
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Persian Gulf
Iran
New Guinea
Cockatoo
Fresh Meadows
Clifford Garding
Ingland
Lords
London
Jones Would Race His Two Horses If Someone Would Arrange Match
In New York racing talk, Ben Jones sides with no bias about Pensive and Twilight Tear, urging a one race match win take all if someone can arrange it. Pensive has earned $139,475 this year while Twilight Tear has $34,780, with both showing strong but close records across 1944 entries.
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Jones
New York
Pensive
Twilight Tear
Ben Jones
Missouri
Ben
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
Twilight
Nova defeats Marshall in Dallas in ninth straight win
California heavyweight Nova slams Jack Marshall in one round to extend his unbeaten streak to nine, in front of about 3,500 fans in Tulsa. The bout ended quickly after Nova delivered a decisive early punch that left Marshall unable to continue.
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Mtulsa One
Mar Ma
Nova
California
Jack Marshall
Dallas
Tex
Cam
Baseball roundup of multiple games and notable performances
AP wire report notes Orval Grove halted the Yankees for the season’s first shutout, Bucky Walters delivered a pinch hit double as the Reds beat the Phillies 6-5, Tommy Holmes boosted his totals in the Braves’ 11-hit attack on the Cardinals, Hughson and Jakucki earned wins for the Browns, Medwick starred for the Giants in a 10-6 win over the Cubs, O’Brien’s pinch hit triple sparked the Pirates past the Cubs, Kennedy limited the Indians’ opponents while Wolff absorbed the loss, Trout stopped Philadelphia’s win streak and Henry Armstrong outpointed Zanelli in a separate bout.
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Jack Hand
Orval Grove
Chicago Sox
New York Yankees
Grove
New Yorkers
Joe Gordon
Washington
Cleveland
Quaker City
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Tex Hughson
Detroit
Sox
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Brooks
Pirates
Braves
Hod Barratt
Louis Cardinals
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Phils
Joe Medwick
Danny Gardella
New York Giants
Chicago
White Sox
Yankees
New York
Reds
Tommy Holmes
Cardinals
Red Sox
Sigmund Jakucki
Browns
Cubs
Tormmy O’brien
Vern Kennedy
Indians
Roger Wolff
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Tigers
Philadelphia
Huron Armour Plans July Trip To Ruskin Falls
The item notes the Huron Armour baseball team may travel to Ruskin Falls on July Ath for a potential game. It mentions Roza Gascoigne as catcher for Idaho Falls Merchants and hints at reactions to uniform returns. Team plans and possible management implications are discussed.
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Armour
Huron
Nelson
Kulawik
H. Peterson
Bullis
Kludt
Werner
Pas
Loomis
O. Peterson
Puglaang
Post-Regester
Idaho Falls, Inc
Roza Gascoigne
Idaho Falls Merchants
Huron Armour
Ruskin Falls
Opening Hurón game celebration plans announced
A large pre game celebration is planned for Sunday at Ravine Lake Park in Huron to inaugurate the 1944 season as Huron Armour faces the Hollywood Stars of Ator deen. Festivities include a flag raising, a public address system, and performances by the Huron High School band. Children gain free admission.
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Muron
Huron Armour
Hollywood Stars
Atordeen
Huron
Ford Andrews
Armour
Ravine Lake Park
George W. Chitty
Northwest College of Commerce
Chitty
J. §. Tscheter
C. McKenzie
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Luby
City Park Board
Abe Pred
Hub City
Mike
Milton Pronk
Forest Witers
Pheasant Council
Boy Scouts
Huron High School
Arthur Engel
A. J. Lang
Huron City
South Dakota
National League Batting Leaders and Home Run Feats
The Associated Press notes Natl League leaders with Batting Walker at Brooklyn 421, Home runs Schultz at Brooklyn with 5, Pitching Lanier of St. Louis with 50. In the American League Tucker of Chicago hits .400, Home runs Hayes of Philadelphia and Spence of Washington tied at 5, and Gene Maltzberger of Chicago noted among leaders.
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Associated Press
Walker
Brooklyn
Schultz
Lanier
St. Louis
Tucker
Chicago
Hayes
Philadelphia
Spence
Washington
Gene — Maltzberger
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Ite
Gimble
Harrisburg
Sweeney
School For Deaf and
Mobridge
Rollo
Dolly Ruth Wheeler
Las Vegas
Nev
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Jaxiley
Louisville Times
States
Adeline Potter
Delectable Diver
Women’s Central
Lake Shore Club
Joe DiMaggio
Duluth, Minn
James Valley Baseball League
Redfield
Mitchell Saddle and
Rapid City Tommies
Tom's Bar
Huron Armours
Rapid City Air Base
Triplett
Someon
Peene
Iatilron
Armours
Ted
Sooedbailer
Scott
The
Associated
Oe Aiunerset
West
Mancuso
Hughson
Wagner
Zakucki
Caster
Hayworth
O'Neill
Woods
Lucier
Lake
Haismann
Partee
Lee
Donahue
Covington
Finley
Be la Cruz
Malloy
Mueler
Barrett
Hofferth
Brecheen
Donnelly
Wilks
W. Cooper
GY Seasce
Ferman
Adms
Lombardi
Wyse
Vandenberg
Fleming
Erickson
Burretos
Kreitner
McLish
Greeg
Bragan
Roe
Lopez
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Ralph Zanelli
Tae Ponies
Torpedo Reed
Rar Lewis
Newark
Nos Angeles
Enterprise
Orgs Heer Fis
RADIO
NBC
CBS
Blu
MBS
Fanny Brice
Aldrich Family
Bing Crosby
Jack Carson
Joan Davis
Adolphe Menjou
Abbott and Costello
Suspense
Orson Welles
Major Bowes
Harry Cool
Kelly's Courthouse
Rex Maupin
Frankie Masters
Joe E. Brown
Antonini
Dale Carnegie
Farrell
Perry Mason
Dunn
392Nd Army Band
Nashville
Jersey City
Tommy Fusari
Mickey Makar
Bayonne
Teddy Randolph
Reedy Evans
Torwell Thompson
Sal Giglio
DORE
Ace de Leweson
Gambler
the Friendly Stores
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