Lefty Grove dazzles in debut as Red Sox beat Yankees
Lefty Grove twirled a two hitter to blank the Yankees, boosting Boston hopes. The chilly opener drew only about 79 thousand fans as other major league action featured Cubs crushed by Reds 12 to 5, Browns fall to Indians 3 to 0, and Dodgers rally to beat Phillies 4 to 2 with Bake Phelps delivering the decisive blow in the tenth.
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Gibbons Loses by Narrow Margin in St Paul Bout
In St Paul on April 19 Lenhart of Seattle won a judges decision over Jack Gibbons of St Paul in a two round bout. Lenhart weighed 127 1 4 pounds and used a sharp left hook and hit and run tactics to gain the margin. Gibbons, at 165 1 4 pounds, fought back in the late rounds but the decision remained undecided until officials ruled. A six round semi final saw Jackie Sharkey of Minneapolis outpoint Hervey Woods of St Paul.
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Oklahoma Mat Tryouts Draw Large Oklahoma Entries
Many Oklahomans compete in mat tryouts as 28 Cowboys reach the day’s stretch for 14 berths on the overseas Olympic squad. Oklahoma qualified four men in multiple weight classes while five national titlists see rounds toll.
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Rogers Beats Bayolda Bandiego in Heavyweight Bout
Rogers, a former army heavyweight from Honolulu, defeated Lee Savoldi of St Paul last night in a decisive bout. The challenger wore down the opponent, securing a clear victory by a large margin in a fast paced fight marked by sustained aggression.
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Eight Boys Win Titles at AAU Ring Tourney
Cleveland report says eight boys from five states captured AAU boxing crowns in the finals of the 49th tourney. Winners include Jackie Wilson of Cleveland and Jimmie Clark of Jamestown. heavyweights Willard Dean and Leo Sweeney also claimed titles amid a field of 286 entrants.
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Brother Vince Helped DiMaggio Get First Job
San Francisco 1 Joseph DiMaggio, a $75,000 rookie, was pushed by his big brother Vince who secured him a spring training spot with the Scalabrini organization. Vince lost his own berth over the deal, but Joe soon lit up the coast, set a consecutive-game hit streak, and helped spark a Yankee purchase two years later. Vince later joined the San Diego Padres while Joe blossomed into a coast league star and potential MVP candidate.
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Goodman Wins 1936 Mason-Dixon Tile Title
Jack Davison failed to wrench the Mason-Dixon cup from Johnny Goodman as Goodman dominated Long Meadow, Mass opponent in the finals of the spring tourney. Davison, former tile holder, was defending his title but could not overcome Goodman who claimed the 1936 crown.
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Budge Wins Singles, Eyes Doubles Title at Pinehurst
Davis Cup star Donald Budge overwhelmed Hel Surface 6 0 6 0 6 1 to claim the singles crown at Pinehurst. Budge and Gene Mako advanced to the doubles final against Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn as the American duo chased another title after recent success in the North and South event.
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University Gunners Defeat Creighton in Rifle Tilt
Vermillion April 18. The University of South Dakota ROTC rifle team edged Creighton University's ROTC squad by 0.18 points. Cadet Colonel Obe Leileups led the winners as Creighton’s marksmen had earlier beat USD by a wide margin in Omaha this season.
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Yesterday's Scores Feature Vee Venture
A brief recap highlights yesterday's standout performances by Vee in a mixed set of games. Key players from local teams delivered solid showings, with Vee leading scoring bursts and clutch plays shaping early season momentum for the club.
Colorado Athlete Takes Early Lead In the Decathlon
Lawrence reports the 8th Kan eas relays open with 750 athletes as Morris of Denver stars the decathlon at 4195 points after leading early events in the 1500, 400, and sprints. Coffman of Topeka trails by 225, with Berwinger of Chicago and Burk of Oklahoma close behind.
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Baseball Drill Here Tomorrow
Members of the Huron baseball club hold the first Sunday practice session of the season tomorrow afternoon at Ravine Park Diamond. A short business session will precede the drill, electing a manager for the campaign and naming other officers as plans for the Valley League season are discussed.
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Wisconsin Rumor Groundless Crisler Named as Wisconsin Coach
Madison reports state that Princeton coach Herbert Crisler denied any proposal to replace Walter Meanwell as athletic director at Wisconsin. Crisler told reporters at Princeton that he had not received any offer and had a four year contract remaining, while noting the rumor's source in the Capital Times.
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Tom Zachary Released by Dodgers After Long Career
Veteran left handed pitcher Tom Zachary was released by the Brooklyn Dodgers after a spring performance below his past standards. He previously played for Philadelphia Athletics, Washington Senators, St. Louis Browns, New York Yankees, and Boston Bees, with later joining Brooklyn in 1934. his exact age remains uncertain.
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Star reports scattered MLB and boxing results by Associated Press
The Star recounts baseball highlights with Hal Trowky hitting a home run for the Indians and Whitehead’s strong game for the White Sox. Babe Harman and Rede drive runs for the Senators, Grove shuts out the Yankees for the Red Sox, and Terry’s pinch double for the Giants features in a busy night of scores and boxing notes from St Paul and Atlantic City.
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Great Golf Great Golf
A golf writer argues golf uses both hands with the left guiding most of the backswing and approach to impact while the right hand takes control in the final quarter of the swing after the club returns to the ball. The piece emphasizes measured hand involvement in the two handed golf stroke.
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Bridge Wizards Win Invitational Finals in New York
Waldermar von Zadter led a four man team to defeat last year’s champions in the American Bridge League invitational finals. The semis saw Oswald Jacoby’s four aces beat the Sima team by 2,869 points with a 3-board session to be played today and the final 24 hands Sunday afternoon.
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Hickory Stick Club Meeting Postponed To Next Week
The Breezy Prairies Mickory Stick Club meeting, set for Miller today, is postponed for one week due to conflicts. The event will take place in the Miler auditorium with afternoon and evening programs, a social hour, and a dinner at 6 10. Deputy Superintendent V. S. Linn of Pierre will speak after dinner, followed by dancing.
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Sun Shine Study Club Meeting at Erwin Home
The Sun Shine Study Club met April 18 at the homes of Mrs. Clark Hodges and Mrs. Emma Sorenson with co hostesses Mrs. Gilbert Johnson and Mis. T Hodges. Mrs. Johnson presented a summary on the Origin of Sex and Music. A lunch was served.
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Kansas City Uses Breaks To Retain Association Lead
Kansas City Blues rally from a three run deficit in the ninth inning tying the game against Louisville with three hits and a late burst to win in extra innings. The Blues improved to no losses since last Sunday as Toledo edged the Mudhens 7-2 aided by four fielding errors. Milwaukee Indianapolis and Minneapolis Columbia games were postponed due to cold weather.
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Feather Weather Forecast for Muron and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Sunday with mild warmth. Not very cool tonight, somewhat warmer Sunday. South Dakota forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Sunday, warmer in the southeast, cooler in the extreme northwest, with rising temperatures Sunday. Parly cloudy in the north tonight and Sunday, not very cool tonight, warmer Sunday overall.
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Esmond Ladies Aid Attends Huron Convention
A group from Esmond attended a convention in Huron on Wednesday. Mrs. Laker, president of the Esmond Ladies Aid, was among the speakers at the gathering.
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