Huron Relays Set With 37 Schools In Aberdeen Field
Aberdeen hosts the ninth annual Aberdeen relays with 37 schools entered and more than 50 likely to compete Friday. Jamestown Moorhead Omaha and South Dakota State added to the college field. Tarkio College asks for entry blanks. Class A and B divisions feature top high school talent led by Dickinson and Brookings hurdlers, plus strong medley and half mile showdowns.
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S. D
Jamestown
Moorhead
Omaha
South Dakota State
Doane
Kearney
Northern
Wayne
Yankton
York
Tarkio
Dakotas
Anderson
Dickinson
North Dakota
South Dakota
Billings
Brookings
Moore
Vaux and Meadows
Watertown
Schroeder
Niklason
Erdahl
Dilley
Huron
Eaglestaff
Cheyenne
Jones
Webster
Miller
Norton
Madison
Groton
Tigers
Pierre
Mitchell
Starr Chalks Up 3rd Straight Win For Indianapolis Blues 4 2
The Indianapolis hurler Ray Starr pitched to a 4 2 victory over Kansas City as Louisville aims for its sixth straight win in the American Association. Milwaukee fell 4 3 to Louisville earlier. Columbus and Indianapolis traded a high scoring slugfest with the Millers taking 17 31. St Paul won three in a row by beating Toledo 7 8. Fights last night list several results.
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Stewart
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Robinson
Pasek
Herring
Coffman
Bauer
Fernandes
Kimberlin
Sorelle
Spindel
American Association
W. L. Petrolumbus
Baseball Scores and Standings From Monday’s Games
The scoreboard reports results across leagues with teams like New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Standings show New York and Cleveland leading divisions, weather-affected postponements noted, and upcoming matchups listed among several clubs including St. Louis, Detroit, and Washington.
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Washington
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Iago
Detroit
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Cleveland
W. L. Pet
Chicago
Chandler
Potter
Harris
Masterson
Dietrich
Newsom
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Slhle
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Dickey
Ross
Ferrick
Hayes
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Davis
Va. Melton
Bowman
Johnson
Tobin
Vander Meer
Lee
Sewell
Warneke
Aging stars eye returns in baseball Major League shuffle
In a wide spectrum look at spring reshuffles, former stars like Pepper Martin attract fans as Sacramento draws 24 090 in six home games versus last season’s 92 000. Chubby Dean Bob Johnson and Wally Moses study batting, Connie Mack muses on relief hopes as odds shift for many players. Ren Leonard schedules multiple comeback exhibitions and famed winds of change sweep through the circuit.
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New York
Special News Service
Pepper Martin
Sacramento
Chubby Dean
Bob Johnson
Wally Moses
Connie Mack
De Smet Nine Joins Tri-State Ball Loop
Sinai hosts the Tri-State League meeting as Sinai elects officers for the league with Sinai residents Inez Knudsen as secretary treasurer and Joe Shannon of Concord as vice president. H W Stone named club manager with Lester Rodney as secretary.
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de Smet
Tri-State
Ball Loop
SMET
Apri
Sinai
Joe Shannon
Concord
Inez Knudsen
H. W. Stone
Lester Rodney
Bowling great Domenico bowls 300 in ABC tourney
Today a year ago Angelo Domenico of Canton Ohio rolled his second 300 game in an American Bowling Congress tournament, the eighth such feat in ABC history. Years ago the New York Giants beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 2 in the opening game at Ebbets Field witnessed by 31,254 fans.
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Ike Wyland
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Associated Press
Angelo Domenico
Canton
A.B. C
New York Giants
Rooklyn Dodgers
Harry Gumbert
Ebbets Field
Yesterday's Stars in Major League Games
Wes Ferrall pitched five hitless innings and shut out the Phillies after the first inning. Joe DiMaggio homered, doubled, and added two singles to spark a 17 hit attack on the Athletics. Cecil Travis sparked the Senators with two doubles and two singles in the win over the Red Sox. Jen Orengo’s double in the eighth inning put the Giants ahead of the Dodgers to stay.
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Bees
Phils
Jos DiMaggio
Yankees
Athletics
Cecil Travis
Senators
Red Sox
Jen Orengo
Giants
New York
Dodgers
Numa defeats Dusek in two of three falls in Camden match
Leo Numa of Iowa City defeated Ernie Dusek of Omaha two falls to one in Camden New Jersey wrestling. The bout featured a best two of three falls format with both competitors scoring points to claim victory.
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N. J
Leo Numa
Iowa City
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Ferrell Pitches Complete Game as Boston Tops Phillies 8 1
Wesley Cheek Ferrell, 38, earned his second win of the season guiding Boston to an 8 1 victory over Philadelphia, allowing five hits in a full nine innings. Joe Marty homered for the Phillies lone run. Hadley started for Brooklyn in a 7 5 win over the Dodgers as Mel Ott continued his hot streak with a fourth homer. The Senators upset Boston 6 5, halting a Red Sox run, while the Yankees pummeled Philadelphia 14 4 with DiMaggio collecting a homer, a double and two singles. Rain and cold delayed western games.
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Golf Swing Tune Up by Craig Wood
The article discusses grip basics for golf, stressing using fingers wrists and forearms to power shots rather than brute strength. It explains placing the club in the left hand with the right hand overlapping, exposing three knuckles and forming Vs that point toward the shoulders.
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Craig Wood
Chicago Harvys Dubs Stopper Beats Seward in Tilt
In Mont., Chicago-Harvey Dubs boxer stops Billy Seward in a bout featuring a 135 to 134% score and rivals from Ingomar and Los Fatacles. Nearby, Italy's Ray Kaplan outpoints Aldo Spaldi as crowdies report boxing action and grand titles.
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Windsor
Mont
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Ingomar
New York
Trvin Ray Kaplan
Los Fatacles
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Wisconsin Bowler Leads Doubles With 767 At A.B.C.
Madison bowlers shine in the Am atic Bowling Congress doubles as Ray Farnes, 60, and Bill Lee, 51, post a 1,346 total to seize first place. Farnes clocks a 767 set with a 267 290 210 line while Lee adds 200 198 181. The pair top a field including Harry Ledene and Carl Dech who trail with 1,338 and 1,321 respectively.
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