Indians Rally Top Browns in Ten Inning Slugfest
The American League pace setters lead with big hits as Cleveland Indians rally past St Louis in ten innings. Roger Peckinpaugh’s squad push ahead with timely hits, while a late Brown burst narrows the gap but cannot prevent the comeback. Yankees and Senators stage 7 7 tie at Washington in a second straight extra inning tilt. Detroit’s four-game run ends as Pat Caraway beats Chicago 4 5. Brooklyn edges Chicago 3 2 as lefty Clarence Mitchel clamps down in key moments. Giants split four with Watson Clark, Cardinals edge Pirates 2 1, Braves fall to Phillies 9 4. Rainy Boston blocks Athletics and Red Sox from playing.
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Western League Opener Signals Pennant Chase Begins
The Western League resumes for the pennant race with opening ceremonies in four cities and eight clubs preparing after training. Denver bears defend title, Wichita and Omaha clash with St Joseph, Pueblo vs Okla City, Des Moines meets Topeka, and Guthrie trains. Jinkty AScALEER Dies in Youngstown at 66.
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Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Features Mixed Results
A roundup of notable performances includes Bill Cimeel of the White Sox beating Detroit. Harry Rice of the Senators tripling to tie the game with the Yankees at 7-7. Hughie Critz of the Giants contributing two hits and scoring the winning run as the Giants edged Brooklyn 3-2. Burleigh Grimes pitching the Cardinals to a tie for first by holding Pittsburgh. Sammy Hodapp collecting four hits in six at bats to help beat St. Louis 10-9. and Rabbit Maranville of the Braves hitting three doubles against the Phillies.
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Race Shifts to Western Front in Interleague Battle
A. A. race moves west as 45,000 to 50,100 fans expected at four parks for opening day. Milwaukee Brew ers vs Columbus Red Birds headlines with strong rosters as Shires nears 400 average. St Paul hosts Indianapolis while Louisville invades Minneapolis. Jefferson Hickey attends opener. Western teams win 21 of 42 games overall, matching the East with eight wins and three defeats for Louisville.
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Two Major Leagues per Tie For Home Runs
Chicago reports a liberal rule change raises home runs in both leagues. The American League and National League now count a ball out of the park in fair territory as a home run. Hornsby predicts the Cubs will win the season series against the Cardinals after weeks of lineup work and a disrupted schedule.
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Lawless to fight Thompson for welter title in Chicago
Bucky Lawless and Thompson set to scrap in Chicago on May 8. Lawless won a referee's decision over a challenger six weeks earlier, while Thompson captured the title by defeating Tommy Freeman.
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Wesleyan Freshmen Sweep Track Meet Dominates Events
Freshmen athletes won all but the high jump at the Wesleyan track meet on April 20. Mitchell led two freshmen in nearly every event, with teammates Aneklmuler Meckey and Steph among top finishers. Beiers and others also placed highly, underscoring a strong freshmen showing for MIT via Mitchell’s scoring.
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Dakota Relays Open 1931 Coyote Track Campaign
Vermilion April 8 University of South Dakota prepares for the Dakota relays in Sioux Falls, fielding entries in every university event. Coach W E Montgomery aims to improve on indoor mile relay bests with Adkins Kemper Campbell and Wirth likely to push near conference and Dakota records, while Wirth Ches Vermilion leads in hurdles and Whitmore OLeary headline pole vaults as Hanson debuts on varsity with jumps and discus entries.
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Hitchcock High Wins Tight Baseball Game 1-0
Hitchcock high school edged Cavour 1-0 in a pitchers duel at Hitchcock field. Kambel pitched six strong innings for Hitchcock while Maroney allowed one unearned run as Harms reached on an error and scored on a wild throw.
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Bemidji boxer dominates in Fargo six round card
Red Hag joer of Bemidji Minnesota at 142 pounds defeated Kid Rippatoe of Sioux City in a decisive six round bout. Mickey O'Donnell of Sioux City won a decision over Harold Segal of Minneapolis in the lightweight feature. Pierre polo match notes Pierre team beat Tyler field residents by 7 6.
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Big League Leaders and Notable MLB Moments
Fragmented report lists players and teams with scattered stats, mentioning Phillies Giants Yankees and Senators. Names such as Ruth Gehring and Gehringes appear garbled, with incomplete scores like 46 15 12 7 5 and references to multiple clubs.
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Gates Comments on PGA Membership Policy
CHICAGO April 3. The Professional Golfers Association plans to limit membership to those who repair clubs and teach the game. Albert R. Gates, business administrator, denied reports that playing professionals would form a separate group. He said professionals cooperate with the PGA and would not withdraw. The PGA faced criticism after announcing that a 210 galfer would be admitted only after two years as an apprentice in club making and repairing.
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Commission Delays Title Recognition For Boxing Bout
New York April 79 The New York state athletic commission will wait before awarding a championship for the June 10 Carnera versus Sharkey bout at Ebbets Field. The commission granted permission for the fight but said no title recognition had been requested and may be decided later. The Garden company may face legal issues over a contract with Carnera to fight the Schreling-Young winner in Cleveland July 3 and a clause restricting him from other bouts. Farley noted the commission was told last winter it would reinstate Carnera for a Sherkey match with title recognition if the bout occurred.+
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Marathon Night At National Amateur Boxing Meet In New York
The National Amateur Boxing Championships at Madison Square Garden stretched into a long night as fans paid for admission at five and watched bouts unfold. New York led with seven quarterfinalists, producing three knockouts, while New Orleans, St. Louis, and Chicago each had four survivors. The Honolulu team arrived far but left with only one survivor after intense rounds, with the event set to continue tonight toward the semifinals and conclude on Thursday.
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Bonilla Basketball Players Honored in Ceremony
April 2 Bonilla special edition notes an honors ceremony for basketball players. The program featured acts titled Tip of by Ed Bales Pam by Viola email ton Dribble by Derek Miller Geni Viola Bruseeil.
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Williams Becomes Pro At Huron Country Club
Earl J. Williams, former Casper standout and 1928 Wyoming state amateur champ, assumed duties as pro at Huron Country Club yesterday. He suffered a deep thumb gash but plans to resume golf in a week. Williams, 21, played previously for Mid West Club and Casper Clinical Laboratory, praised Huron course conditions and noted upcoming tournament plans and handicap revisions.
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Huron Rifle Club To Meet Thursday Plans For 1991 Season
Huron Rifle Club schedules a Thursday night meeting at the Tred Way and Liem Sport shop to discuss the 1991 season. Earl Pellant secretary treasurer announced the gathering urging full attendance and outlining plans for matches with other South Dakota clubs and growing membership.
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Doland Sends Wheeler Team to Dakota Relays
Doland coach Red White will lead Wheeler half mile relay squad to Sioux Falls for the Dakota Relays. Capt. Gross ER Parden and McNickle twins Mar and Mel enter the half mile relay sprint medley and special 10 yard dash, aiming to improve on a 1:57.1 mile relay time and 1:34 sprint mark set on dirt tracks.
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Petrolie McLarnin Bout Delayed By Illness
Duluth report says Billy Petrolie is confined to bed after a sudden illness delaying his scheduled 10 round return with Jimmy McLarnin at Madison Square Garden New York on May 8. Officials say condition not serious and recovery expected in days.
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Fights Last Night at Toronto-Cherley Belanger Wimsit Pog
Boxing results from a chaotic night featuring Cherley Belanger and Wimsit Pog with Raetindl and Art Weim' among the names listed. Details are unclear but reflect a card with multiple bouts and notable participants.
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Self Made Net Star Gets Columbia Post
Donald Cram, famed tennis star from Vanderbilt, is named to a Columbia post. The 1920s athlete, five feet five inches, known for southern intercollegiate titles, captaincy at Vanderbilt, and Phi Beta Kappa membership, balances tennis with studies toward an M A in statistics. His father, Dr W G Cram of Nashville, notes Don’s prolific reading and dedication on and off the court. Jim Pease, south association star, has been traded to Reading in the International league.
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Sixty Teams Enter Sioux Falls Dakota Relays Meet
Sixty teams have entered the ninth annual Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls, promising close races across all classes. The field includes class A high school competitors from South Dakota and entrants from Iowa towns Sioux City, Cherokee, LeMars, and Fargo, North Dakota, with 14 college relay squads also participating.
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Dakota Delays Stunt To Open Dakota Relays
Sioux Falls April 28 The Dakota Delays stunt team plans feats never seen or heard of before at the Dakota Relays program headlined by GE Karl Krueger The Stylus editor Shuy Pails praises the derby last fall Krueger promises a sensational opening act with costumes and a variety of acts including an unusual worm race devised for the occasion The program will precede the relay events featuring pole vault and other exhibitions planned by Krueger
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Dakota Relays Preview Names Top North Central Contenders
South Dakota and South Dakota State lead North Central favorites with North Dakota teams strong in distance events. Morningside lost three of four stars after last year’s marks. Yankton, Buena Vista, and South State Teachers vie in open half mile. Augustana and Nebraska Wesleyan field fast squads. Iowa Teachers and Warne Normal supply sprint quartets. At Drake, Sioux Falls and Cherokee figure in two mile results. class B schools also expected to contend.
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Mitchell Woods Ziegler Named Captains For Team
Stanley Woods and Ralph Ziegler juniors were elected captains of the 193? football team at a lettermen meeting yesterday. Woods will captain the backfield and Ziegler will lead the line. Sixteen lettermen reported they would return for the next campaign.
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