Former Robin Is on In League tting Averages
Harvey Hendrick, 33, after a spring sale to Cincinnati Reds, hits .386 like Babe Ruth and fuels seven of eight wins for the Reds as he helps topple the Robins. Maranville and others shine in another day of early-season baseball with Johnson’s Senators gaining ground on the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Talbot, Jr
Associated Press
Harvey Hendrick
Brooklyn Hobina
Cincinnati Reds
Babe Ruth
Dan
Howley
Hendrick
Robins
Junior Baseball Meeting Called in Huron
A meeting for all boys interested in Huron's American Legion junior baseball is set for tonight at 7 30 at the Treadway Sport Shop. About 50 youths have signed to participate with many responding to recently mailed questionnaires. Coach Joan Bangerter aims to finalize player numbers and arrange practice sessions after the previous season's district runner up finish.
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Heron
Huron
Joan Bangerter
American Legion
Bangerternid
Questinaires
Hucon
Junior Legion
Wolsey
Treadway End Siem Sport
Johnston Sets Local Golf Scoring Record
Jimmy Johnston, former national amateur difle holder, set a local golf scoring record in St Paul on June 1. He completed 13 rounds of 18 holes each for a grand average of 72 1 2 strokes, across the toughest courses in the Twin Cities, with several rounds played under adverse weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Johnston
ST. Paul
Jimmy
Twin Cities
Coney Islands Defeat Veterans To Extend Lead In League
The Coney Islanders beat the Foreign War Veterans 23 to 7 for their sixth straight win. Mycue Bloodgood Burns homered, Hopper and Bloodgood added three bags, Gascoigne hit a three-base drive for the Vets. Next, Coney Islands face Huron Dairy Products as first-half stakes loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Coney Islanders
Vets
Brawn
Mycue
L. Bloodgood
Burns
Hopper
Bloodgood
Ross Gascoigne
Coney Islands
Huron Dairy Products
Elks Meet
Elks
Innnings
Bullis
Brown
Stafford
Prep Trackmen Head to Chicago for National Meet
An army of 20 high school stars from 24 states travels to Chicago for the 27th national interscholastic track and field meet at the University of Chicago. Despite reduced entries due to state associations, the field remains strong with Oak Park Illinois leading contenders Fort Collins Colorado Scott High Toledo Roosevelt Dayton and other notable teams from Woodrow Wilson Pittsburgh Du Pont Milwaukee Milwaukee Central Tulsa Augusta Tilghman and more.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Oak Park
Illinois
Fort Collins
Colo
Scott High
Toledo
Roosevelt High
Dayton
Woodrow Wilson
Dallas
Texas
Hunting
W. Va
L du Pont Manual Training
Louisville
Milwaukees
Webster Grove
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Central High
Tulsa
Washington
Sioux Falls
D. D
Augusta
Martin And Hull To Meet In South Fork Boxing Card
In Sioux Falls two veteran middleweights Johnny Martin and Clyde Hull meet tonight in a ten round main event at Legion Park. Martin a local favorite has not lost a decision in 18 months while Hull has faced top contenders from the east. Irish McKenna fights Kid Socko in the six round semi windup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
McKenna
Johnny de Otis
Minneapolis
Speedy Clayton
Henry Smith
Preston
Imeets Fred Roe
Cuban Welter Will Face Test Tonight In Chicago
Cuban welterweight champion Relamp Sa guero meets Tug Phillips of Pittsburgh in a 10 round main event at Mills Stadium. Sa guero seeks another win after his long career while Phillips promises a busy and dangerous challenge. In the semi windup Billy Papke Jr faces Edgar Norman at 125 pounds over 10 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edgar Norman
Wichita Keeps Western Lead With 13–0 Win Over St Joseph
Wichita repeated as Western leaders by routing St Joseph 13 to 0 in game two of the series. The attack pounded three pitchers for 15 hits, with Parble driving in three runs off Mays and Omaha in the third and fifth innings. Denver defeated Des Moines 7 to 1 as Topeka and Oklahoma City were held to empty.
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Moyane
Wichita
St. Joseph
Pueblo
Omaha
Parble
Mays
Denver
Des Moles T
Topeka
Oklahoma City
Western Clubs In A. A. A Routed Louisville Leads By Thumping St. Paul
Western clubs press in pennant race as Louisville moves to first by beating St Paul twice 6 to 1. Horne of Indianapolis holds Minneapolis to three hits in a 3 to 1 win. Pip Koehler drives in the decisive run for Toledo 4 to 3 over Kansas City. Columbus wins 7 to 4 over Milwaukee.
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Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
A. A
Louisville
St. Paul
Paul Mickelson
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Saints
Clyde Malter
Lefty Williams
Colonels
Horne
Minneapolis
Miller
Sigafoos
Hoosier
Pip Koehler
Ernie Wingard
Milwaukee
Rookie Chad Hall Emerges With Sioux Falls Canaries
Sioux Falls college senior Chad Hall joins the Canaries as a rookie reserve catcher and shows early promise after hitting .556 in opening Yellowbirds games. Manager Rex Stucker notes Hall could earn a regular berth with experience, moving from semi pro to professional baseball. Hall excelled in intra mural sports and local clubs during school.
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F.C
Canaries
Sioux Falls
Chadwick Hall
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls Canaries
Rex Stucker
Chad
Yellowbirds
Stucker
Hall
The
Stuckey
Steak Foursome Victory Ends Long Slump
After three years of vain attempts J L Wilkinson Armour packing plant manager and Dr W J Matlock won the steak foursome at Huron County Club by five points. They defeated George C Hunt and Camden Rayburn in the golf marathon with weekly summer sessions since 1928 Chas H Mitchell was absent Hunt's partner. Winners' dinners followed each session, with wives joining the group.
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J. L. Wilkinson
Armour Packing Plant
W. J. Matlock
Huron Country Club
George C. Hunt
Camden Rayburn
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
Hunt
Coaches Worry Ahead of Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta
In Poughkeepsie on June 11 the Massachusetts Tech varsity eight faces last minute injuries and Coach Bill Haines doubts the No. car for the eight as teams prepare for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta set for next Tuesday amid concerns over crew readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Bill Haines
Massachusetts Tech
Caschea Sre
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Yesterday's Stars Lead Braves to 13 Run Win
Charlie Root held opponents to four hits in a 13 to 3 victory. Rabbit Maranville collected a triple and three singles with five runs scored for the Braves. Larry French pitched well while the Pirates limited the Giants to scattered hits.
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Hendrick
Robins
Cincinnati
Eppa Rix
Phelps
Moore
Hendricks
Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Giants
Larry French
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Charley Root
Maranville
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington Senators
Athletics
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Charlie Root
Rabbit Marenville
Cardinals
Fone Ron
Indians
Colored Teams To Play Here Monday Wednesday Nights
Huron Boosters manager C C Fisher announced the 1931 schedule after a 3 1 victory over Sioux Falls. Home games set at 6 15 for two next week with the House of David and Gilkerson Union Giants to visit North Huron. A gas electric car may be sent from Great Northern for Huron Watertown game depending on fan interest.
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Huron Boosters
C. C. Fisher
Huron
Sioux Falls
Boosters
Dicker
Fisher
Watertown
Bell
Lake City
Roosters
Lake Preston
Great Northern Railroad
Gilkerson Union Giants
Milwaukee
Chicago
Nort Western
North Huron
Bush Mulls Player Trades Amid Chicago Mayhem
Donie Bush weighs roster changes as second base and first base battles loom. Lew Fonseca, ex Cleveland, shows wear at second while Blue, from St. Louis, shines at first. a potential swap could move Fonseca to first if a desired return arrives. Al Thomas and Carl Reynolds are targets for other clubs.
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Bush
Chicago
Donie Bush
Lew Fonseca
Cleveland
Blue
St. Louis
Donie
Fonseca
al Thomas
Carl Reynolds
Cubs Face Double Plays Plaguing Hornsby’s Cubs
Chicago June 11 Double plays are annoying Cubs manager Rogers Hornsby who says this season they have been victimized 60 times by double plays. Hack Wilson struggles to drive long hits as the Phillies turned the sixtieth double play yesterday.
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Bruins
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Hornsby
Hack Wilson
Phillies
Yale Ball Club Switches Game To Lake Byron
The Yale Skippers announced that the Wolsey game was called off and a Lake Byron matchup will be played on the Lake Byron diamond in place of the Wolsey contest.
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Yale
Lake Byron
Yale Skippers
Wolsey
Yale Club
Miller Men Given Awards At Yankton
Six Greyhounds were inducted into Yankton college Y Club at a weekend ceremony. New members include Elbert Van Cleave Walter Stensland Eugene Jorgenson Calvin Oamck Marray Scott and Theo Ree Hee. Club officers for next year were named Jacob Moser president, secretary unknown, and Thomas Smart treasurer. The luncheon honored an athletic year with two conference titles football and spring track and praised Coach Youngworth.
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Yankton
Yankton College Y Club
Monogram
Elbert van Cleave
Walter Stensland
Miller
Eugene Jorgenson
Irene
Calvin Oamck
Bassett
Neb
Marray Scott
Re Ree Hee
Theo
Eimer
Merchants To Play At Springs Sunday
The Huron Merchants resume baseball after a two week layoff following a Epiphany victory. They will play a Sunday game in Wessington Springs on the local diamond as announced by club management. The report lists players Karl Pojello Rudy Dusely and Kelen Tyan Vacturoff with varied scores from Omaha Chicago and elsewhere.
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Huron Merchants
Epiphany
Todey
Merchants
Wessington Springs
ST. Louis
Ckarl Pojello
Chis
Dick Davigcourt
Goles
Rudy Dusely
Omaha
Kelen Tyan Vacturoff
Chicago
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Hendrick Boosters
Robin Ison
Bangerter
Bors
Huron Legion Club
Ame
Dairymen
Railroaders and Elks
S. F
Western Railroad
Firestone
Elel Brend ‘Mall
Ordee Tire
Odher
Tae
Asae
Cheysier_ Viking
Franklin Hupmovn
Lasalte Peekare
Baci
Orde Tin
Rte
Anbe
Othays
winder @ooms
Wilds
Firestons
Siege
Krummann
8Th Street
Texas Station
North Side
Fair Grounds
Ertry
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