Webster Cops Honors In Redfield Relay Carnival
Webster High School captured the Redfield Relay Carnival with 45 points, edging Ipswich by five. De Smet took third as multiple teams competed in events highlighted by Peterson and Fickler’s field marks and De Smet’s relay wins in the 3200 medley and 840 yard baton.
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Bales
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Goth
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Fickier
Bullett
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Doland
Bout
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Anderson
Mathiason
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Williams
M. Bales
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Radio Schedule Highlights New Hook and Ladder Follies
Central War Time broadcaster Andy Devine to head the revised Hook and Ladder Follies on Saturday May 13 with an almost complete cast change. Listings show NBC CBS and mutual programming across day and evening slots featuring Fred Waring Dinah Shore Monty Wonley Abbott and Costello Crosby and more, with a broad array of drama music and variety programs across the nation.
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Andy Devine
NBC—& P. m
Fred Waring
Panny Brice
Frank Morgan
Aldrich Family
Zb Crosby
Joan Davis
Jack
Abbott and Costello
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Mr. Keon
Monty Wonley
R.c—F Kelly
Court House
Guard
Willesborne Orchestra
Joe E. Brown
Close Battles Mark Play In AA Loop Wednesday
More than 30,000 fans watched home openers of four American Association clubs. Milwaukee Brewers beat St Paul 1 to 0 in 10 innings on Frank Secorys homer. Owen Scheetz held St Paul to six hits as Milwaukee extended scoreless innings streak. Pepper edged Otis Clark 10 9 for Kansas Citys first win in front of 3,509. Louisville beat Columbus 4 3 in 10 on Burman Wyrostek doubles. Toledo topped Indianapolis 4 1 as 8,408 fans attended.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Frank Secory
Owen Scheetz
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Pepper
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Otis Clark
Clark
Columbus
Rol Birds
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Louisville
Burman
Johnny Wyrostek
Ines
Toledo
Indianapolis
American Association Ree
Byers
Deutsch
Walters
Lady
Burkhart and Heath
Rich
Poland
Kimberlin
Fannin and Sertich
Milwaukee
Scheetz
Pruett
Nicholas
Taylor
Padden
Castro
Feller Seeks 1945 Baseball Return After Navy service
In a letter to AL director Lew Fonseca Cleveland ace Bob Feller says he expects to return for the 1945 season. The 25 year old right hander, serving in an anti aircraft unit on a battleship, notes operations limit training and sleep but cites navy team pennant play and ongoing exhibitions worldwide.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Navy
Lew Fonsera
Feller
Pearl Harbor
van Meter
Cleveland
Uncle Sam
Bullet Bob
Baseball Highlights From An Early Carded Box Score
Frank McCormick homered to lift the Reds past the Cardinals 1-0 as Bucky Walters pitched. Preacher Roe helped the Pirates beat the Cubs 6-1 with Vince DiMaggio hitting a homer and a double. Nick Etten fueled a Yankees 6-2 win over the A's with a two run homer, single and double. Early Wynn blanked the Senators 2-1 to extend their season win streak. Vernon Stephens drove in two runs as the Browns beat St. Louis 4-3 for a seven game streak.
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Reds
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Cardinals
Preacher Rot
Browns
St. Louis
Steve Sandra
Sundra
Don Gutteridge
Vernon Stephens
Hank Borowy
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Nick Etten
Early Wynn
Gil Torres
Washington
Hoston
Wynn
Les
Torres
Yank Terry
Walters
Cincinnati
Alvin Jurisich
St. Louis Cardinals
Vince DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Preacher Roc
Detroit
Huron squad in hub city relays doubles and singles results
Huron bowler Johnston Sethers led the doubles pair to second place with 1161 pins, while Harry Adams placed third in singles with 566 and Bill Sethers fourth with 641 as the city association tournament wrapped its third round. Sixteen more keglers were set to bowl tonight. Jack Defield to pole vault exhibition at the 20th annual Dakota Relays on May 5. he twice won NC championships for Minnesota.
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Bill Sethers
Johnston- Sethers
Sioux Falls
Jack Defield
Defield
Minnesota
Huron
Nelson
Peerce Legion
Uy Wood
Aberdeen
Tom Luby
Wach
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Puirre
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Sanderson
Kuciil
Two Army Stars May Be Ineligible For Penn Relays
University of Pennsylvania relay carnival risks losing two stars if Pvt Al Blozis and Aviation Cadet Archie Harris are barred for pre war professional status. A A U official Ferris said wartime rules let soldiers compete in college events, but individual professionals cannot face amateurs.
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University of Pennsylvania
al Blozis
Archie Harris
Amateur Athletic Union
Blozis
Harris
Georgetown
Indiana
Daniel J. Ferris
New York
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Army
Blazil
New York Giants
A.A.U
Skytracer Seen as Rival in Kentucky Derby Grudge Match
Skytracer may pose a strong challenge to Derby favorite Stir Up as Greentree Stables seeks Derby glory. The Arkansas Derby winner Challenge Me was beaten by Skytracer by three lengths in the Blue Grass Stakes at Churchill Downs, boosting Skytracer’s Derby prospects.
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Greentree Stables
Skytracer
Florida
Churchill Downs
Browns edge Indians to tie season win streak record
The St Louis Browns beat Cleveland to extend their season start to seven consecutive victories, tying a 1833 Yankees mark. The win came amid a rally in the Browns' four-run sixth, featuring Don Gutteridge’s triple and Vernon Stephens’ two-run double, while Hank Borowy and others contributed in a busy MLB day with several teams winning or postponements due to weather.
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Yankees
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Cincinnati Reds
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Cleveland Hurler Won't Bury Hatchet With Lou Boudreau
Jim Bagby Jr, a 17 game winner for the Cleveland Indians in 1942 and 1943, said the feud with manager Lou Boudreau will never be settled. He claimed the hatchet business was the bank and headed for maritime service training at Sheepshead Bay. Bagby said he hopes to return to baseball after the war but not with Cleveland.
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Jim Bagby, Jr
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
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Bourdreau
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Boudreau
Old Major League Star Dies At 85 In Chicago
Tony Mullane, 85, famed as the only pitcher who could throw with either hand, died Wednesday. He began with the St. Louis Browns under Charles A. Comiskey, starred for eight years with Cincinnati alongside Buck Ewing, and finished his career with St. Paul in 1897 under Comiskey. Mullane later joined the Chicago police, retiring in 1924.
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Charles A. Comiskey
Cincinnati
Buck Ewing
St. Paul
Comiskey
Armour and Industrial tied at top in city leagues
Reading notes a strong showing by Industrial and Pair City League clubs in city association play, with three spots each, while Recreation and Armour also claim places. The piece includes boxing figures, bowling plans, and upcoming Aberdeen Relays with varied high school squads and athletes from Huron and surrounding towns.
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City Association
Eigit
Industrial
Pair City League
Recreation and Armour Leagues
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