Sioux City Mauler Avenges Licking To Meet Von Porat
Tulky Griffiths of Sioux City, back among world heavyweight contenders after a 38 round victory over Jac Gagnon, saw his win erased by a technical knockout loss last night to Gagnon at Chicago Stadium. Gate of 737,684 with 2 percent to Gagnon. Griffiths likely to face Otto Von Porat next. Also, Chicago lightweight Joey Medill beat Stanislaus Loayza in a ten round semi final.
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Tulky Griffiths
Sioux City
Town
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Grifiths
Philadelphia
Griffiths
Tufty
Griffith
Graéth
Otto von Porat
von Porat
Joey Medill
Stanislaus Loayza
Game Latte
Dakota Relays Open With Strong Entries Across States
Sioux Falls reports the eighth annual Dakota relays opening tomorrow with relay teams from six states and 83 colleges and high schools entering. Stars Englemann Mendel Sand lead a field including Weert Englemann of South Dakota State Joe Mendel of Anktox College Ole Sand of North Dakota Aggies and Yankton Augustana Sioux Falls and Doane contenders. Sixteen relay events set for tomorrow feature top sprinters and distance runners amid a packed two day program.
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Ohe
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Joe Mendegf
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Ference Shect
Ole Sand
North Dakota Aggies Giant
Morningside College
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Referee In 60th Year Once Fought 77 Round Ring Go
ST LOUIS May 1 4 Harry Sharpe boxer who a generation ago fought a record bout of 77 rounds is still connected with the ring as a referee. He has umpired hundreds of fights over 24 years and held Missouri light welterweight title for seven years. He ended his ring career in 1901 and later refereed Gene Tunney Ted Jamison for the light heavyweight title. He advocates sportsmanship and aiding young boxers starting their careers.
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Harry Sharpe
Sharpe
Mid-West
Missouri
Jack McAuliffe
Sharper
Gene Tunney
Ted Jamison
ABF
A. A. Teams Go To New Fields
Western clubs halted two winning streaks and won three of four games as Wilcey Moore and Day starred for St. Paul and Kansas City. Milwaukee rallied to beat Toledo, and Indianapolis shut out Minneapolis as eastern teams prepared to move west for the season’s first western invasion.
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American Association
Wilcey Moore
St. Paul
Louisville Colonels
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Mineapolis
Burwell
Columbus
Kansas City
Indinapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
Fishing Season Opens As Anglers Plot Lake Trips
The 1930 fishing season begins as Huronians plan expeditions to Lake Poinsete Big Stone Enemy Swirch Pickferel Lake and other spots where fish abound. Trout, crappies, perch, pickerel and sunfish seasons open now with bass opening June 1 except near Minnesota border May 29. South Dakota bag limits eight per day sixteen in possession for black bass and pickerel. perch and pickerel no size limit. pike eight inches. shad trout crappies five inches. bluegills and rock bass five inches. Minnows legal bait. two lines with up to three hooks each.
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Yexak Walton
Lake Poinsete
Big Stone
Enemy Swirch
Pickferel Lake
Minnesota
Traverse
Hendricks
South Dakota
Chicago Sox Exhibit Class in Early Season Race
Chicago White Sox show strong form with four regulars hitting over .300 and solid pitching, as they sit among AL leaders after a 4 1 loss to Detroit. Cissell fuels offense, Elan Hogsett shines for Detroit while Washington, Cleveland, and Boston also win. Daszy Vance stars in the NL alongside Red Sox, Robins, and Cubs in a busy day of baseball.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press Sports Wirtux
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Washinston
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
American Golfers Leave For England
Captain Jones leads American Walker Cup team of eight amateurs sailing for England to defend the trophy donated by George H. Walker. The United States has won five straight matches with Britain, and Jones says the squad is strong though not overconfident, aiming to retain the cup.
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Robert T. Jones
America
High Seas
England
George H. Walker
WGA
United States
Jones
Hey
Yesterday's Stars Aimed at Seieses Case
Milter Gaston led the Red Sox to a 7-2 win over the champions Philadelphia Athletics on six hits. George Pipgras earned his second win for the Yankees by blanking Washington 3-0 and ending the Senators eight game streak. Bill Cissell drove in three runs for the White Sox in a 6-4 loss to the Tigers. Clint Brown notched his third straight win as the Indians beat the Browns 6-3. Joe Sewell extended his consecutive games with a hit to 1102 while plating a run. Dazy Vance scattered six hits as the Dodgers swept the Giants 9-4. Pat Crawford homered and doubled in a 9-4 Dodgers win. Pat Malone limited the Pirates to seven hits in a 5-2 Cubs win. Joe Stripp tripled in the ninth to drive in Merson as the Reds beat the Cardinals 4-3.
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Lesder
Elon Hogsett
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Sinker
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Senators
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Indians
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Gaston
Daszy Vance
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Robins
Red Lucas
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Sylvester Johnson
Reds
Associated Press
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Red Sox
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Yankees
White Sox
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Tiple
Dazy Vance
Dodgers
Giants
Pat Malone
Cubs
Pirates
Joe Stripp
Menson
Cardinals
Causes and cures for the golf slice in right-handed players
A compact discussion for amateurs on why right-handed golfers slice the ball. It cites excessive right-hand grip, elbow position, and the clubface twisting at impact, offering remedies and simple drills to keep the right elbow close to the body during the downswing to reduce slicing.
Armours Down Servicemen In A League Victory
Armours gained a 0.600 standing in the A diamondball league by a 4 3 win over Northwestern Public Service. The B league game between Goda the Huronite and Knights of Pythias was postponed, likely to be played tomorrow night. A new umpire, Herb Peters, replaced E C Christiansen who resigned.
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Northwestern Public Service Company
Packers
Armours
Mat Arid
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Armour’s Stars
N.W
American Women Take Early Lead in Gown Golf Team Play
American women golfers in Sunningdale split the first phase with British players, winning two matches and halving two as singles play nears. Maureen Orcutt and Mrs H A Martsell won, while Hylen Hicks and Mrs Lee Mida, J B Watson and Jean McCullough, and Molly Bourlay with Enid Wilson posted victories or holds. Elsie Corlett and Mrs Latham Hall also won for England. The event heads to afternoon singles with two points per side. STAGE NIGHT TRACK MEET at Wisconsin intercollegiate meet to be staged under lights with Wisconsin, Ripon, Beloit, Carel Lawrence, Marquette and teachers colleges invited.
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New Yorke
Lee Mida
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