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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
11
The Associated Press reports a growing trend of decisive rallies in a single inning across seven major league games. Hugh S Pellerton Jr notes three of the contests were decided by a single big inning, underscoring the offense burst dominating results yesterday.
Robins outslug Giants 19 to 15 as Brooklyn built a big second inning advantage and held off a furious Giant rally. Giants pitchers were tagged for heavy runs while Robins hitters sparked the win with late power.
PIFAULT April 3. Joe Walenti the Barbadoes Demon remains the last Negro to contend for the welterweight crown since 23 years. Young Jack Thompson travels to Detroit as a fast-rising challenger to champion Fields, who defends his title in Detroit where he believes luck favors him. Thompson, who beat Fields in two earlier bouts, aims to upset on the Tonges distance. Thompson’s camp notes a past Chicago bout was halted by a panic causing two deaths. Fields has shadowed Thompson in prior meetings and drew with him in Madison Square Garden, before McLarnin won a close decision.
IANS reports Kansas State Aggies spring practice reveals sophomore huskies who impressed with driving power. Notable movers include Lloyd Michaels of Lawrence, John Meyers of Merriam, Robert Gump of Abilene, and D. J. Barnett of Goodland.
A column recalls a veteran tip: aim for the far side of the cup to avoid putts that fall short and never drop in. It urges a comfortable stance and through‑the‑ball motion, noting frustration when short putts ruin the rest of the game. Tomorrow’s topic promisesStop Sticking and Swearing.
Sioux FallsApril 30 Special Sport Day sponsored by the Women’s Athletic association at Sioux Falls college set for May 1 features games and dances. Events include May pole dance folk dances kittenball track races basket ball throw and cross country. Communities consider training camps for the Schmeling Sharkey duel with Johnson City NY offering to pay training expenses.
Western Stubs of the American Association conclude their first 1930 eastern invasion with 17 runs scored to 30 for opponents in 47 games weathered. Louisville swept St. Paul 11 to 1 as Columbus won sixth straight 5 to 1 over Kansas City. Toledo beat Milwaukee 7 to 4. Minneapolis routed Indianapolis 10 to 1.
Baseball scores show Kansas City 1 Columbus 5 Minneapolis 10 Indianapolis 1 Milwaukee 4 Toledo 7 St Paul 1 Louisille 11. Chicago notes Gus Sule, Cubs first baseman, drew five walks in three at bats, nearing the all time mark of six. Spong Myers defeated Joe Rivers in Indianapolis, with city datelines from Bethlehem and Baltimore.
Four team junior league sponsored by the American Legion nears start. Practice expected within one to two weeks as Harry Liem reports. Cards issued to parade schools to register players, with four districts forming teams for balanced play this spring and summer. An all star team may be chosen for district tournament, equipment funded by Legion and local business, uniforms bought for the winner, with organizers listed by area.
Vermillion April 3 Nebraska to visit South Dakota in the new gym for the season opener coached by C B Hoy with North Central champions slated to play December 12. Also football: George Washington game moved to Oct 17 at Washington boosting Coyotes to 19 games. Wolsey hosts Alpena after 10 4 win and Yale comes May 1 with rest of schedule nearly set.
Philadelphia April 30 John Magyar nicknamed Lefty by allies because he has only a left arm is a leading Temple University track candidate. Eight years ago Magyar lost his arm in a train wreck. He lettered in basketball football and track in high school and starred for freshmen basketball at Temple two years ago.
Sioux Falls college track team faces four more meets after spring events with Springfield, Augustana, and Madison plus Drake Relays. May 7 Dakota Relays kicks a challenging run among NW meets. Yankton May 10 invite includes six teams. season closes May 24 State Conference meet in Sioux Falls. Stronger, balanced squad may still impact remaining events.
New York April 30 Maxie Rosenbloom and Larry Johnson meet in a ten round feature at Madison Square Garden. Rosenbloom is the slight favorite after a disputed first encounter that ended in a foul in the sixth round while Johnson showed power with both fists.
A Chicago effort to honor the late Pon go Joe Cantillon raises a popular subscription among players fans and writers. Donations fund a hospital bed to care for any needy baseball player free of charge, memorializing a colorful national pastime figure.
Dakota Relay aims to set height and distance marks with Art Campbell and Weert Engelmann among top contenders. Campbell of Huron College targets six foot-plus jumps, while Engelmann leads SD State in discus and hurdles as Yankton, Augie, and Sioux Falls race for relay honors.
Sioux Falls and 62 colleges and high schools set an entry record at the Dakota Relays held Friday and Saturday. Doane College Crete and Kearney teachers entered the open college class while Aigous Iowa filed an entry in the high school class.
Vermillion April 30 Alpha Tau Creda and Sigma Phi Delta top the league after the first week of S1 games at the University of South Dakota. Seven games were played, three postponed due to rain. Delts and Kappa Sigs won their first game each, while Phi Delts broke even. Alphs and Phi Chis each lost two straight. Betas and Lambda Chis each dropped one.
Pittsburgh University football halfback Leo Murphy 24 died at St. Francis hospital from a broken neck after a scrimmage last Thursday. A medicine student from Youngstown Ohio, Murphy played as a utility back for the Panthers.
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