Veterans and youngsters share in majors glory this season
Veteran Cuban pitcher Adolfo Luque leads NL with six straight wins as Harry Heilmann climbs among NL batters. Young talents like Mel Harder and Joe Stripp also shine while Ted Lyons fuels the A L with four extra base hits in one game for Philadelphia. The Giants ride a win streak as Walker and Terry star for the Cards.
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Meajor
Harry Seibold
Adolfo Luque
Sam" Jones
Ted Lyons
Harry Heilmann
Harry Rice
Mel Harder
Bob Osborn
Earl Collard
Roy Mahaffey
Wally Berger
Joe Stripp
Smead Jollcy
York Oliver
Luque
Heilman
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Baseball Results From Various Games
Baseball results show Wilwaukee 6 to 7 loss, Columbus 7 to 4 victory, St Paul 4 to 1 over Indianapolis 13 to 3. Saturday’s games list Minneapolis St Louis, Kansas City 5 Toledo 3, Columbus 4.
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Ay Wilwaukie
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis St. Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Stars Adolpho Luque Shuts Out Cubs For Sixth Straight Win
Yesterday Adolpho Luque pitched for the Stars and blanked the Cubs 6-0 to run his team’s winning streak to six. Wes Ferrell held Sena tors to seven hits and drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single. Lou Blue homered with one on as Browns rallied for a 5-4 win over the Yankees. Waite Hoyt blanked the Red Sox 1-0 in his first Tigers start. Bill Walker and Giats pitched in a four-run, two-hit game victory.
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Heilmann
Detroit
Phillies
Cincinnati
Heilmmann
Philadelphia
Hoyt
Waite Hoyt
New York Yankees
Boston
Ed Morris
Tigers
Ted Lyons
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Young
Les Ferrell
Cleveland
Lyons
Washington
Fineldy
Ferrell
Rctory
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St Louis Cardinals
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Bill Walker
Bill Terry
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Terry
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Robins
Cubs
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Indians
Senators
Lou Blue
Browns
Yanks
Red Sox
Giats
Turns
Smiths Start in A A Lineups Across Cities
Chicago June 3 Three more Smiths join the American association starting lineups across three clubs. Six Smiths two Jacks and Earls Ernie and Elyer plus Mike Kelley’s trio from Minneapolis, with Toledo, Kansas City, Columbus, Milwaukee, Saint Paul all involved as weekend results shape standings.
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Smiths
Smith
American Association
Ernie
Elyer
Mike Kelley
Minneapolis
Elmer
Earl
Toledo
Jack
Kansas City
Minneapolis Smiths
Louisville
Miters
Toledo Smiths
Mud Hens
Kansas Cir Blues
Indianapolis
Blues
Columbus
Milwaukee
Senators
So. Paul
Cindanapolic
Indians
Frank Nekola
Wileey Moore
Junior Baseball Candidates Meet in Huron Meet
Junior Baseball teams in Huron plan four city squads with coach John Bangerter. A council meeting at Tredway Liem Sport Shop will decide team count and start practice this week. Eligible players must be born on or before September 15 to compete this summer.
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Huron
Tredway and Liem
John Bangertes
Watertown
Bangerter
Clifford Kyes Wins Meet At Minneapolis
Clifford Kyes a junior at Central High School captured the spring 1980 tennis meet in Minneapolis defeating Kenneth Moen in two sets 6-2 4-6 6-2. A newcomer from Huron South Dakota Kyes faced Petar Segal William Howard Aaron Zweig Lewis Miller and Byron Berry en route to the title. Howard fought 6-3 5-7 6-4 Segal 5-7 8-10 6-5 and Berry 7-5 7-2 were among his most difficult opponents.
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Kenneth Moen
Central High Scagol
Center
Reles
Huron
South Dakota
South
Deakota
Central
Petar Segal
William Howard
Howard
Segal
Aaron Zweig
Lewis Miller
Byron Berry
Sixteen Americans In British Open Tourney At Hoylake
Seventeen Americans enter the British Open at Hoylake beginning June 16, among 296 entries. The United States contingent includes five Walker Cup players Fones Voigt Moe Johnson Won, plus six other amateurs and five professionals. The draw was issued today as the strong overseas challenge grows with entries from South Africa as well.
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Scotland
Hoylake
Fones
Voigt
Moe
Johnson
States
South “Africa
Blair Pitches Huron Independents To 5-3 Win Over Wolsey
Blair pitched seven strong innings in relief after Maass withdrew, guiding the Huron Independents to a 5-3 victory over Wolsey, 1929 Central South Dakota champions. Wolsey errors aided Huron, while Bloodgood, Peterson, and McMahan supplied key hits as the Independents capitalized on early opportunities and held a one run lead into the seventh.
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Huron Independents
Wolsey
Huron Independent
Maass
Burns
Tsme
Manss
Independents
Huron
Haren
Wiggins
Carson
Bloodgood
Peterson
Cellin
McMahan
Texas
T. Fishes
F. Newton
Olson
Tunners
R. Fisher
Collin
Newton
Newanan
Hungerman
Mart
Armour Bail Team Defeats Alpena 9-4 in Quiet Showdown
Huron hammered Alpena in a 9 to 4 victory as Armour Bail Team played strong early, built a lead with steady pitching by Love, and allowed only two runs through the first four frames while Alpena managed two runs in the third and fourth.
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Areamour Packing Plant
Huron
Alpena
Ers
Jml
Joy
Hansen
Thornburg
Women Hold Golf Contests at Huron Country Club
The Huron Country Club announces morning golf contests for women tomorrow led by Mrs George McKeon who is in charge. Following the contest there will be cards and social activities.
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Huron Country Club
George” McKeon
Look at the Pitchers and the Senators' Summer Hopes
Washington baseball outlook discussed by Moriarty and writers. Senators may struggle yet pace seems solid if they stay in contention by July, with Goslin and Rice leading hitting while pitchers vary their attack. Rivalry between Athletics and Yankees adds strain, affecting the Senators' schedule.
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George Moriarty
George
Senators
Washington
Lloyd Brown
Athletics
Yanks
Mack
Macklandouters
Ruppert
Yankees
Philadelphia
Shawkey
4’S
Railroaders Take Easy 724 Win In Practice Game
A six inning practice game yesterday morning between the C. & WN. W. baseball team and Theresa township ended with the railroaders defeating Theresa 2 to 1. Next Sunday the C. & N. W. team travels to Boone Town for the first interdivision series of the summer.
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Theresa Township
Boone
Town
Leaders Cling To First Place In Two Diamond Leagues
Both league leaders remained atop the standings after another week of play. The Haron Dairy Products extended their winning streak to six with a bye week. In the B league, the Elks held first place as they defeated the Sioux Falls Elks 16 to 6, while the Knights of Pythians upset Huronite 13 to 5, dropping Huronite to third behind Armour’s Packers. The schedule lists key matchups for the upcoming nights including Elks versus K of P and Huronite versus Fire Department, with a postponed C N W game and a potential all star game replacing forfeited K and K games.
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Haron Dairy Products
Northwestern Public Service
Standard Oilers
Oilers
Armour Stars
Huvenite
Elks
Sioux Falls Elks
Knights of Pythians
K. of P
Huronite
Fire Department
Wedneday
Armours Packers
Riday
Armour’s Stars
Northwestern Public ‘Service Company
Huron Dairy Products
George Lunt
Huron
Gallant Fox May Hang Up Record at Latonia Derby
Gallant Fox, winner of the Preakness Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes, is eligible for the American derby at Washington Park and the Latonia derby at Latonia. If he wins both, he could set a record for future three year olds. the Latonia event offers an extra 5000, making total added money 30000. No horse has earned the extra 5000 before.
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Louisville
Gallant Fox
Washington Fark
Latonia
Latonia, Kyi
William Woodward
Kentucky Twin
Sir Huon
Nurmi Breaks Mark on Six Mile Run in London
Nurmi the famed Finnish runner breaks a track record during a six mile run in London. The report highlights his speed, endurance, and historic status among distance athletes.
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Nurmi
Farrar Marr And Bishop Win In Opening Day Preliminary Events
P B Bishop of Iroquois W W Parrar of Newark and W W Marr of Yankton won first honors in the opening day of the South Dakota state trap shooting tournament. Bishop scored 98 of 100 in the singles. Farrar won the C H Arland cup with a perfect 23 targets. Marr led the Huron Gun Club handi cap with 74 of 75. Eighty five shooters competed, none for state championships, as competition opened with several events and an afternoon meeting to elect officers and choose 1931 venue.
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Iroquois
W. W. Parrar
Newark
W. W. Marr
Yankton
South Dakota
Bishop
Archie French
Watertown
Farrar
Jerry Wilson
Sisséton
Fred Fedenzer
Huron
Frank Richards
Redfield
League leaders highlight series of batting RBIs homers and steals
National League leaders show Stephenson of the Cubs at .420 with Klein of the Phillies 55 RBI and Wilson of the Cubs 18 homers while Cuyler of the Cubs has 14 steals. American League leader Rice of the Senators hits .205 with Ruth of the Yankees 53 RBI and 15 homers and Rice also leads in stolen bases with 1.
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Stephenson
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
Wilson
Cuyler
Rice
Senators
Ruth
Yankees
Sharkey Hailed As Next Champ By Associated Press Writer
Edward J. Neil reports heavy betting favors Jack Sharkey ahead of his 15 round title bout with Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. Sharkey leads 2 to 1 as Schmeling trains hard but fears staleness and weight issues.
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Edward J, Neil
Associated Press
WEW
York
Yankee Stadium
Jack Sharkey
Max Sehmelins
Sharkey
Teuton
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Jack Dempsey
Boston
Device clamps to table edge to remove bean strings
A newly invented device clamps to a table edge and removes strings from beans. The simple tool promises easier prep for cooks and may streamline kitchen tasks.
Paul Lehmanson Wins Golf Prize At St Louis Club
Paul Lehmanson of St Louis won first prize in the guest day best ball tournament at the country club yesterday. Lehmanson and Murphy shot 33 41 79 to take top honors and receive a golf bag from Everett Comstock. John Hinman with R Smith took second by 45 42 57 while guests Foss Morey Hrueger McKeon Hartnagel Smith Ray Ward Fuller Jacobson Lundgren Sandstedt split remaining prizes. A mix up in drawings led to cancellation of the Smith Cup tournament now called off by C R Smith.
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Paul Lehmanson
St. Louis
Lehmenson
Murphy
Everett Comstock
Lehmanson
John Hinman
R. Smith
E. A. Foss
J. R. Morey
BE. B. Hrueger
George McKeon
R. B. Hartnagel
Clyde Smith
A. R. Ray
Tisdel Ward
D. F
Marquis Receives Lions Prize at Northern Normal
Harold Marquis son of Mr and Mrs B S Marquis of Huron a Northern Normal junior won the Lions club prize for scholarship and athletics at the commencement program. He is a three letter athlete at Northern with monograms in football basketball and track. He previously starred at Huron College and captained Huron High to the state championship basketball team in 1927 finishing fourth in the national tournament at Chicago.
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Marquis
Northern Aberdeen
Harold Old Maraus
B.S. Marquis
Huron
Northern Normal
Lions Club
Northern
Huron College
Chicago
Notre Dame to Replace Old Carter Field with New Stadium
The gates close on Carter Field after 30 years as Notre Dame's athletic home. A new stadium will be built to replace it next fall. Detroit Tigers pitcher Arthur Red Herring struck out 13 batters in a single game last year for Oklahoma City in the Western league.
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West Point
New York
Big Ten
Navy
Army
Dick Bartell
Commie Mack
Walter Marsters
Fenn
Walter
George Barnshaw
Carter Field
Notre Dame Athletics
Arthur “Red” Herring
Detroit Tigers
Oklahoma City
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