Opening Day Clashes Produce Upsets In Bowling Meet
Morin Colton led the field early, posting 2854 in the first round of the second annual men’s bowling tournament. Art Walner led Ayrin Colton with 593 handicap, as teams rebounded with 2687 total after a rough start, while George Royer topped Morin Colton with a 226 second game. Twelve teams will compete again tonight to challenge Construction Company’s early lead with Wilson Barber and Fullerton’s expected offensive moves.
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Wilson Barber
Fullertons
Morin Colton
Huron
Fegiers
Morin-Colton
Lastight
Art Walner
Ayrin-Colton Crew
Warner
Amos Stafford
George Royer
Liyod Bauman
Bauman
Socony-Vacuum
Hifts
Wilson- Barber
Fullerton
Wilson-Barber
Blatz Beer
Laisk’s
Schooner Beer
Fairmonts
Rocery
Great” Northwith
Huron Mills
Montgomery ‘Wal Coca Cola
Fullerton's
Huron Construction
Sportsmen's Bar
Osborn Clothing Co
Model Dairy
Bate
Bi Beeiper
Leighton
Leighton Chevrolet
T. Leighton
Takley
Donley Thoy
BR. Stewart
Lampe Markel Jorgensen
Fr Uupe
Wagner
Fau Erickson
Lil Fe
Bird Hoftisen
Peterson
Urquhart
Kvadgren
Twin Cities Bowled to Lead ABC Championship Title Chase
Geyerman's crown team tops the field as Minneapolis and St Paul plate strong for a five man event in the American Bowling Congress championships at St Paul. Hamms of St Paul, led by Bill Metcalfe, posted a 3713 total in 1934 and kept 3,500+ through four weeks. Henry Zeutzius, 33, from Green Bay, rose to sixth in all events with 1950, posting 605 in team, 856 in doubles, and 696 in singles.
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Hamms
Henry Zeutzius
Green Bay
Wis
Association To Open Thursday in Columbus Ohio
George M. Trautman proxy of the American Association leads an expected Thursday session with umpires before the opening contests. Opening day features Kansas City Blues versus Louisville, Columbus facing St Paul, Indianapolis vs Milwaukee, and Toledo hosting Minneapolis as the season begins.
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Columbus
George M. Trautman
American Association
Trautman
Louisville
Kansas City Blues
Colonels
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Huron Volleyball League Plays Final Night Action
Member teams of the Huron Volleyball league swing into action at Jefferson School gymnasium at 7 30 oclock for the last time this season before entering the playoffs.
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Huron
Jefferson School
273 Bowlers Cash Prizes In State Pin Meet
Watertown April 16 Checks will be mailed tonight to 273 money winners in the South Dakota State Bowling Association fifth annual tournament secretary Bob Walrath announced. The Sioux Tire and Battery Company team of Sioux Falls won first place and $100 in the five man event. Nineteen other teams placed in the money and 68 singles and 41 doubles received money as the meet wrapped up April 6. Wiloyd Walker Mitchell Babble Wade Uecker Rapid City will share top doubles money of $50. Earl Griggs Sioux Falls took the all events prize of $10 and four other prizes were listed.
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Watertown
South Dakota State Bowling Association
Bob Walrath
Sioux Tire and Battery Company
Sioux Falls
Wiloyd Walker
Mitchell
Bab Ple
Wade Uecker
Rapid
Earl Griggs
Baseball Scores From St Louis to Philadelphia Reports
Daily baseball scores show St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago New York Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland results. Notable pitching appearances include Warneke Mancuso and Feller with key hitters such as Derringer Lombardi Passeau and McCullough. Rain affected Detroit at St Louis and several late inning sequences produced 9th inning drama.
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National St Louis
Cincinnati
Warneke
Mancuso
W. Cooper
Derringer
Beggs
Lombardi
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pintlla Klinger
Heintzelman
Bowman
Lopez
Passeau
McCullough
New York
Brooklyn
Schumacher
Dean
Adams
Melton
Danning
Wyatt
Swift
Boston
Philadelphia
Erickson
Tobin
Berres
Mass
Blanton
Livingston
Detroit
St Louis
Cleveland
Dietrich
Tresh
Feller
Heving
Brown
Hemsley
Hayes
Ruffing
New ‘York
Pittsbur
Cooper
Sanden Meer
Tamer
Salvo Va
York
Suneiclanie
Berg Opens Lead in Land of the Sig Golf Tourney
Patty Berg, Minneapolis, built a six stroke advantage at the tournament's halfway mark in Asheville. Jean Bauer of Providence is second with 155 after a second-day 74, while Jane Cothran trails with 163.
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Patty Berg
Asheville
N. C
Minneapolis
Jon
Jean Bauer
Providence
A. 1
Jane Cothran
Greenville
Is. Cc
Favorites Beaten In Five Of Seven First Day Battles
Opening day shocker slate shows seven games with only a few favorites prevailing. Reds, Indians, Yankees, Dodgers, Phillies, Cubs, and Red Sox all yielded surprising losses as Feller and several hurlers struggled while hitters produced an action packed 133 hits including 14 homers. Attendance totals topped last year’s figure, with Cleveland drawing 46,064 for a standout performance by Bill Dietrich and Chubby Dean earning praise for limiting opponents to five hits.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Judge Landis
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
St. Louis Cardinals
Feller
Bob Feller
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Louis Arrow Dean
Brooklyn
Dodgers
New York Giants
Whitlow Wyatt
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Bees
Cy Blanton
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Detroit
St. Louis
Chubby Dean’s
Yankee
A's
Indians
Bill Dietrich
Cleveland
A’s
Yankees
Crostey Field
Reds
Cardinals
Rockies
Warneke
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati
Cab Rockies
Read
Prince Hal Schumacher
Young
John Rucker
Giants
Chicago
Pirates
Billy Nicholsen
Lou Novikoff
Cub
Lou Stringer
Big Six Baseball League Organized for 1941 Season
Gettysburg April 16 The Big Six Baseball League was formed at a Monday meeting in Onida for the 1941 season. Pierre and Harrold are among the towns expected to participate.
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Gettysburg
Onida
Pierre, Y Harrost
Wrestling Results from Indianapolis Featuring Steele Pin
Ray Steele of California genase defeated Everett of LeJanta 30 seconds into a match in Indianapolis, posting a decisive win in the wrestling competition.
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Indianapolis
Ray Steele
Genase Calif
Everett
LeJanta
Colo
Huron City League baseball sponsors disband season
Sponsors meeting at Gagnon's Dairy decided to discontinue the Huron City League for the coming season due to National Guard mobilization and weak fan support. Some uniforms will be donated to Camp Claiborne and an American Legion junior team. A four to one consolidation plan was rejected, keeping city league status halted. Old Man Baseball appears dead for now, its fate tied to future fan interest.
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Huron
John Q
National Guards
Camp Claibourne
Huron National Guardsmen
American Legion
Sponsers
Ball Park
Old Man
Sports Roundup delivers mixed boxing and baseball tidbits
The column mentions Billy Conn versus Lou Nova for a title shot against Joe Louis, Minnesosa odds shifts, Capt. Wilmer Allison moving to a postboxing path, Tex Carleton possibly leaving the Dodgers, Minnesota baseball hopes, Mike Jacobs wrestling for baseball opener seats, Bob Feller’s pennant chance, and Frank Melton’s tough Phillies spell, plus Art Cohn on Nova’s punch.
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New York
Special News Service
Billy Conn
Conn
Lou Nova
Joe Louis
Jimmy Carroll
Minnesosa
Wilmer Allison
Army
Tex Carleton
Minnesota
Mike Jacobs
Washington
Joe McCarthy
Bob Felter
Frank Melton
Phillies
Baltimore
Bismarck Chosen Ball Tourney Site For ND Amateur Baseball
Jamestown North Dakota April 16 North Dakota's annual amateur baseball tournament to crown the state champion will be played in Bismarck late in August The finalist will face South Dakota's state champion for a shot at the national tournament at Battle Creek Michigan Tom Farley North Dakota amateur baseball official announced Four state commissioners will supervise the season Ed Oderman Bismarck Northwest section F J Hamerink Wahpeton Southeast section two others to be named
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Bismarck
North Dakota
City
Jamestown
N. D
Bistmarck
South Dakota
Battle Creek
Mich
Tom Farley
Ed Oderman
F. J. Hameriik
Wahpeton
Farley
Yesterday's Stars highlight from AP notes
ubby Dean. Athletics held the Yankees to five hits and shut them out until the ninth inning. Phils beat Bees with four hit pitching. Frank Pytlak and Red Sox started a rally against Senators with a double in the ninth.
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Associated Press
Ubby Dean
Athletics
Yankees
Phils
Bees
Frank Pytlak
Red Sox
Senators
Sioux City Rejoins Western League Baseball Franchises
Sioux City will back the Western League team this summer after the executive board voted to sponsor the Sioux City franchise. The club will operate under a working agreement with the St Louis Cardinals, with Zlwood Romney of Denver as league VP and Rex Stucker of Sioux Falls as owner.
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Sioux City
Fights Last Night Night Are Pe
Amateur boxing results listed include Pete Lelio of Gary Indiana and Young Bobby Ruffin of Astoria New York drawing, while Phil Zwick of Kaukauna knocked out Jimmy Maddox of Terre Haute Indiana in a two round stoppage.
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New York
Pete Lelio
Gary
Ind
Bobby Ruffin
Astoria
Drew
Kaukauna
Wis
Phil Zwick
Jimmy Maddox
Terre Saute
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Huron Recreation Center
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