Huron Advances Past Ramona In South Dakota State Tourney
Huron edged Ramona 8 to 5 in Aberdeen to reach the third round as Lefty Muehl spun seven hits and 11 strikeouts. Ramona battled back with runs in the first and later frames, while Huron tallied five first-inning runs and added insurance with extra-base hits.
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Huron
Ramona
Myers
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Selby
Watertown
Ove Ha Pie Bowe
Griscoigne
Werner
Gascoigne
Rensch
Bullis
McDowell
Brunner
Ames
Bruner
Sporrer
Muehl
Paine
Wagner
Peley
Brooklyn Dodgers Lead NL By Four Games Amid Pitching Shuffle
Brooklyn stretches its margin to four and a half games as Leo Durocher reshapes the mound staff with five pitchers, including Davis Casey Wigb e Webbers Wyatt, in a 3-2 extra inning win over Cincinnati. Giants, Braves win. Pirates and Yankees also victorious as pennant race tightens.
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Brooklyn
Judson Bailey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Ernest Durocher
Dodgers
Association Race Tightens as Final Five Days Begin
The American Association second division races tighten with Columbus tying for first after an even split with Indianapolis. Kansas City and Milwaukee slip as Louisville regains fourth after a doubleheader win over Toledo. Wright’s wrist watch protest follows a spectator assault, while Columbus pitchers are hit hard in a 9-1 loss to Indianapolis and a 5-4 nightcap win. Milwaukee loses 5-4 to St Paul. Louisville defeats Toledo 8-1 then 4-2 in 10 innings.
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Evers
American Association
Jeaders
Indianapolis
Columbus
Ries
Kansas City
Blues
Milwwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Madhens
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Ab Wright
Wright
Red Birds
St. Paul
J . Louisville
Jap Shooting and Other Sports Oddities Roundup
A roundup from New York by Hugh Fullerton covers quirky sports notes. McConkey’s “Jap-Shooting” trap variant debuts in Wichita with a dummy target featuring Japanese features. Notre Dame tickets reach the Solomon Islands, a symbolic order for parents and a girlfriend. A Kentucky teen batters in minor league-esque fashion, while a Lexingon golf pro’s son joins the Michigan Open. Bobby Grayson and Dan Hill retire from football workouts at St Marys Naval Pre-Flight and UNC Cloudbusters respectively.
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J. F. McConkey
Wichita, Kan
Notre Dame
Solomon Islands
Service Department
St Mary’s
Bobby Grayson
4 America
Stanford
Dan Hill
Duke
North Carolina Cloudbusters
League Leaders From AP Standings Report
American League leader Williams of Boston tops batting at .351 and home runs with 28. Wright of Chicago leads batting average at .437. Hughson of Boston 18 wins 4 losses and Imsay of New York 13-3 for pitching. National League leaders include Ott of New York 25 runs and Mize of New York 23. Wyatt of Brooklyn 17-4 for pitching.
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Associated Press
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Boston
Wright
Chicago
Keller
New York
Hughson
Imsay
Banat
Aughter
St. Laws
Csv
Tine
Ott
Mize
Wyatt
Brooklyn
Ezist
St. Louis
Stars deliver doubleheader wins with long balls and late drama
Yankees win the first game as Keller belts his 25th homer in the tenth inning while Borowy tosses a one run shutout in the nightcap. Williams hits a 28th homer and adds a three doubling spree to lift the Sox in a two game set against Detroit. Vaughn singles the deciding run in the 12th for the Dodgers against the Reds as Young leads the Giants in a surge on the Cardinals.
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Cincinnati Reds
Curt Davis
Hugh Casey
Kirby Yigbe
Les Webbers
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Lon Warneke
Pirates
Phils
Frank Boerst
Jow
John Prodgajny
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Hank Borowy
Harland Clift
Joe Gordon
Tribe
Cleveland Indians
Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
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Williams
Sox
Chicago White’ Sox
Washington Senators
Associated Presa
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Keller
Borowy
Barley Wagner
Ted Willams
Wagner
Tigers
Arky Vaughen
Dodgers
Reds
Sa ‘Rabe Young
Giants
Sur Tuns
Cardinals
End Of Tennis Tourney In Sight
New York reports the national tennis championships enter its second week with quarter finals looming for men and women. Pancho Segura meets Billy Talbert while Frankie Parker faces Seymour Greenberg in men’s singles. Doris Hart and Margaret Osborne play in women’s, with Pauline Betz set to meet Shirley Akron in another. Doubles quarter finals also scheduled as top pairs remain in contention.
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Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Southampton
Frankie Parker
Hollywood
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Parker
Greenberg
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Doris Hart
Miami
Pauline Betz
le Angeles
Shirleyey
Akron
Pitchers Steal Show In Northern League
In the Northern League last night pitchers dominated with Dick Hanna defeating Bill Bakey as Duluth edged Superior 1-0. Duluth and Superior each had three hits. Superior failed to convert chances. Madsen of Wausau allowed two hits in a 6-2 victory over Eau Claire after a 2-1 loss in the first game. Sioux Falls beat Grand Forks 7-2 and Winnipeg shutout Fargo-Moorhead.
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Associated Press
Dick Hanna
Bill Bakey
Duluth
Superior
Madsen
Wausau
Sioux ‘Falls
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Fargo-Moorhead
Weather Update for Huron and Vicinity
Continued cool today and tonight with increasing winds. In South Dakota, warmer conditions are expected in the west and north this afternoon and tonight, with a few scattered thundershowers. Sun rises at 6 56 am and sunset at 8 06 pm.
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Huron
South Dakota
Ab Wright Beaned With Pop Bottle
Claude Wayman of Louisburg Kansas was charged with disturbing the peace after allegedly beaning Ab Wright the Minneapolis outfielder with a pop bottle during a Blues game. Wayman failed to appear in municipal court. Judge Frost forfeited a 25 dollar bond and noted action would be difficult due to his out of state residence. Wright appeared with Miller Manager Tom Sheehan who said Wright may not play again this season and the damage to his sight is not yet known.
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Claude Wayman
Louisburg
Kan
Ab Wright
Minneapols
The
Blues
Earle W. Frost
Wayman
Miller
Tom Sheehan
Wright
Sheehan
Frost
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