Giants and Browns Lead Major League Standings Early
Giants and Browns sit atop the major leagues after strong pitching by Ewald Pyle, Bill Voiselle, Steve Sandra, and Jack Kramer. Yankees stumble in Boston doubleheader as rookies Johnson and Dubiel falter. York notches 1000th big league hit in Detroit loss. Attendance fades after opening day excitement. Phillies beat Dodgers in extras while Reds win with Elmer Riddle three singles performance.
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Jack Hard
Associated Press
New York Giants
St. Louis
Mel Git
Luke Sewell
Ewald Pyle
Bill Voiselle
Giants
Steve Sandra
Jack Kramer
Brownies
Marte
Boss
Pyles
Tris
Ott
Hausmann
New Yorkers
Boston
Jim Tobin
Bucky Walters
Sandra
Browns
Detroit
Tigers
Rudy York
York
Gil
Sewell
Newark Yankees
Johnny Johnson
Walt Dubiel
Champs
Emmett O’neil
Dubiel
Newark
George
Pinky) Woods
Johnson
Dorval Grova
Chicago White Sox
Gil English
Deacon Donahue
Phil
Utica
N. Y
Faul Waner
Brooklyn Dodgers
Donahue
Phils
Cincinnati
Elmer Riddle
Watters
Chicago
Wilson-Barber Sets New High In Men's Tourney Team Events
Wilson-Barber posted a 2047 team score to seize the crown as four of five players rolled at least one 200+ game. W Jeffers opened with 266 but finished with a 2625 series. In all events Larson took first from Hatfield, who slipped to second. Jorgensen earned third with 30 dollars. Industrial ten-panners challenge the Wilson-Barber mark tonight as Armour League closes team events Friday.
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W. Jeffers
Toma Larson
Schmidts
Frank Hatfield
Great Northern
Larson
Hatfield
Kenny Jorgenseh
Northwest Bank
Giants edge Braves as Ott homers and Pyle wins
Ott hits a home run with one on to power the Giants past the Braves 2-1 while Pyle yields only four hits for his first NL victory. Reds pitcher Elmer Riddle quiets the Cubs to win 2-1. Dodgers win 5-4 on a pinch single by Waner in the tenth. White Sox beat Indians 4-1 as Farmer drives in two and Brown limited hits. Red Sox sweep a doubleheader over the Athletics 6-1 and 5-2 finishing the day with strong performances by Tabor and Woods.
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Mel Ott
Ewald Pyle
Giants
Ott
Braves
Pyle
Elmer Riddle
Reds
Cubs
Bruins
Redlegs
Paul Waner
Dodgers
Burns
Phillies
Steve Landre
Browns
Lecstraight
Tigers
Wie
Dickshot
Orval
White Sox
Farmer
Indians
al Smith
Bret
Ssie Woods
Fim Tabor
Red Sox
Tabor
Dove
Woods
Yankees
Twin
Miller Rustlers Triumph in Invitational Track Meet
Miller Rustlers scored 33 points to win the invitational as Bonilla and Kimball joined Miller with multiple firsts. Johnson of Kimball excelled in field events, while Aldred led Miller in three sprints. Highmore and Kimball also posted strong showings in relays and distance events.
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Miler
Miller Rusters
Storagery
Efernoon
Sc Vrs
Miller
Highmore
Bonilla
Kimball
Kimball Fame
Highmore Pirates
Johnson
Marley
D. Aldred
Marvin Bales
Broad
Bales
Hauge
Seeman
Kate Parkinson
Radtke
Boyer
Mason
Ted
Houck
No-Hitter Dreams Fade as Columbus Tops Louisville 2 1
Louisville hurter carried a no hit bid into the ninth before Columbus rallied for a 2 1 win. Jim Mallory Garagiola and Crawford produced the tying and leadoff runs as Louisville faltered late. Earl Caldwell led Milwaukee to a 9 3 2 victory over St Paul in front of a 13 619 crowd. Sohnny Hateig limited Indianapolis to three hits in Toledo’s 4 0 loss before 19 583 fans. The season opener featured rain delays and strong pitching across the league.
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Associated Press
Zim ‘Wilson
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Columbus
Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianaapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbia
Jim Mallory
Wilson
Toe Garagiola
Glenn Crawford
Maincross
George Stumpf
Garagiola
Earl Caldwell
St Paul
Indianapolis
Tribe
Bill Heltzel
Hugh Poland
Farrell
Huron Cagers Attend Mitchell Athletic Banquet
Huron Cagers invited to Mitchell banquet on April 28 with coach Ky Nelson leading the squad. Headlining speaker will be Rube Hoy athletic director at the University of South Dakota. Other guests include Pierre Governors and Mobridge Tigers with boxing on the program.
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Ae Murto
Mitchell
Ky Nelson
Rube” Hoy
Huron
University of South Dakota
Pierre
Mobridge Tigers
Radio schedule notes listener drop per Hooper ratings
New York April 20 radio observers report a drop in Hateners across networks over six weeks based on Hooper ratings. The analysis shows no reason given. tonight features NBC CBS and Blue network lineups including Crosby and Dinah Shore with news and music programs.
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New York
NBC
America
CBS
Bernardine Flynn
P. Ko
Mutual
Tiger Trackmen Ready for Pierre Relays Meet on Saturday
Huron Tigers prepare to compete in the Pierre Relays on Saturday April 22 with Huron Pierre Aberdeen and Winner among A division entrants. Nelson will take 19 runners including Gene Whitney John Jacobson Duane Swift Don Johnson and Bill Mueller to the meet and several hold letters from last year.
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Pierre
Huron Tigers
Huron
Aberdeen
Swich
Getteshare
Wittysburg
Oni
Obridge
Platte, Miller
Colone
South Dakota
Kk High School Athletic Association
Melius
Fisher
McNutt
Stuart
Marshall
Mobridge
Nelson
Gene Whitney
John Jacobson
Duane Swift
Don Johnson
Bill Mueller
Rollie Sanderson
Darrell Kutil
Gene Lewallen
Bob Groves
Syd Bennett
Bill Hervick
Joe Kime
Kenny Simpson
Kenny Swift
Lioyal Thompson
Norman Buck
Bill Weir
Frank Stewart
Bob Bushong
Mueller
Groves
Jetter
Bennett
K. Swift
Weir
Whitney
John Dorsey
Tom Luby
Russ Maxey
Dorsey
Maxey
Luby
Baseball scores and rain delays across leagues
Summary of American League and Associated games with partial inning lines. New York and Boston split twice with pitchers Johnsner Dix Dubiel and Drescher. Chicago and Cleveland tie 3-3 with Smith Harder Calvert. Detroit and St. Louis post losses. Philadelphia vs Washington postponed by rain. Brooklyn and Philadelphia finish 5-2 in favor of Brooklyn with Davis and Owen. various American Association results noted with Burkhart Barrett Garagiola and other pitchers.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
J. Johnsner
Page
Garbark
Woods
Conroy
Dix
Dubiel
Drescher
O'Neil
Partee
Cleveland
Chicago
Smith
Harder
Calvert
McDonnell
Grave
Turner
St. Louis
Detroit
Sandra and
Mancuso
Gentry
Gorsica
Swift
Miller
Philadelphia
Washington
Boxing results from Elizabeth and Oakland bouts
Billy Graham of New York knocked out Jackie Smallwood of Boston in Elizabeth New Jersey at 140 pounds. Pete Virgin of New York fought to a technical KO loss for Clint Miller in Oakland California as Al Jordan of Chicago stopped Al Ware of Oakland at 190 pounds.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Billy Graham
New York
Jackie Smallwood
Boston
Pete Virgin
Clint Miller
Oakland
Calif
al Jordan
Chicago
al Ware
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Fe Benefit Sahab
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Arm Ten Rad
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Li Seenesee
Wea
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Gibbs
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Crowell
Jeffers
Wagner
Sarvica
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J. Peterson
Baldwin, Sr
Jorgensen
Whaley
Adams
Roger
Wyland
Stafford
Kobrigger
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Amacher
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Stahl
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Christensen
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Miller Rustlers
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Imay
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NEBC
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Abbott and Costello
Bowes
Dinah Shore
Cary Grant
Harry Coolana
Coast Guard
Russ “Morgen
Joe E. Brown
Human
Azure
Antonini
Dale Carnegie
Jenate
Nirlines
Eenbeatt Reilros
Hort
Lom- Mancuso
Kardi
Brooklyn
Davis
Chipman
Owen
Gerhesliser
Lee
Semimack
Dod
Hanyzewski
Holm
Riddle
American ‘Association
Postboned
Inc
Pugsley
Caropa and
Castro
Caldwell and Pruett
Burkhart, Barrett and Garagiola
Wilson and Walters
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Goedde
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Poland
the Clothiers
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Ling
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Brandon Labal
Royon
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