Tigers Race Back to Form After Early Slump Victory Run
The Detroit Tigers halt an 0-9 frame with a three-game win streak as pitching staff stabilize led by Joe Sullivan Tom Vay Bridges and Alvin Crowder. Crowder struggles but Tigers’ defense and timely hitting fuel a 11-3 win over the Browns. Yankees rally past Senators 8-6 as Dickey Lazzeri homer, and Dodgers beat Giants 12-5 in a tense NL opener.
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Herbert W Barker
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Bengals
Joe Sullivan
Tomvay Bridges
Alvin Crowder
Lou Browns
Tigers
Detroit
Goose Goslin
Dave
Crowder
Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
New York
Yankees
Washington Senators
Bill Dickey
Bob
Alvin Pownell
Dikey
Tomy Lazzeri
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Giants
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Clark
Buz Boye
Danny Taylor
Lonnie Frey
Jim Bucher
Tony
Ceccinello
Dick Bartell
George Devis
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Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Roy Henshaw
Ralph Birkofer
Gene Schott
St Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Tega
Phillies
Braves
Boxing Chief Is Suspended by Governor
Harrisburg May 1. Pennsylvania's state boxing commission sits without a chairman as Mayor Eddie McCloskey of Johnstown is suspended for a month by Gov. George H. Earle. The governor cites unwarranted conduct and orders McCloskey to retract statements about three sports writers and apologize. He alleges McCloskey claimed these editors were on a wrestling promoter’s payroll.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Boxing ‘Commission
Eddie McCloskey
Johnstown
George H. Earle
McCloskey
Chester L. Smith
Pittsburgh Press
Lawrence McCorley
Philadelphia Daily News
Nobe Frank
Harrisburg Telegram
Junior Ball Players Open Meeting Series in Huron
Huron Legion post initiates a summer junior baseball program with organizational meetings this week. North side players meet tonight at Mel Kinley grade school diamond for a workout and program explanation. East side players assemble tomorrow, west side Friday, with divisions by age and district diamonds on Tenth Street Simmony and Nevada Avenue.
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Tenth Street
Simmony
Avenue
West Side
Nevada Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Huron
Laby
Moreen American Ition Athletic Other
Dodgers Win Over Giants Delights 17000 Brooklyn Fans
New York May 1 The Dodgers beat the Giants 12 to 5 as 17 000 Brooklyn fans packed the stands. Hatred between camps remains. Terry and Stengel face taunts while fireworks spark a Fourth of July atmosphere as the crowd roars and turnstiles click.
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New York
Hatfields and McCoys
Memphis
Bill Terry
Gowanus Cosy Stengel
Brooklyn
Terry
Dodgers
Giants
Brooklyn Bridge
Gowanus Canal
Flatbushers
Chicago Cubs
Tom Clark
Indignang Terry
Stengal
Sam Lelie
Triv
Jackson
Stengel
Beadle County Conference Track Meet Postponed
Wellington May 1 Special Rain and poor track conditions forced postponement of the annual Beadle County conference track and field meet. Officials announced the event will be held here next Tuesday.
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Wellington
Louisville Derby Week Manifold Festivity And Derby Prospects
Louisville prepares for Derby Week with a two mile parade and festivities leading to the big race on Saturday. Chance Sun is withdrawn from the Derby as Widener’s entrant cannot recover in time. Whiskole wins the purse at Churchill Downs. The Derby fever boosts civic events and higher vendor prices across the city.
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Louisville
Attake
Boulvine
Dors Howe
C Hance
Joseph EK
Widener
Chance Sun
Churchill Downs
Milky Way Farm
Lexington
Elmendorf
Col E R Brad
Ley
Tale Hour
Big Eight League to Start May 12 Amid Schedule
The Big Eight baseball league in Central South Dakota, eight teams including Pierre, Ft. Pierre, Harrold, Miller, Pierre COC camp, Faulkien, Stephan and likely Orient, approved a season from May 12 to August 11. Rev Fr Meyers of Gettysburg chairs the league, affiliated with the state association.
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Gettysburg
South Dakota
Pierre
Ft. Pierre
Harrold
Miller
Pierre Coc Camp
Faulkien
Stephan
Six Teams Form City League Softball in 1935 Season
Six teams the Texaco Oilers A O U W Evening Huronite Knights of Pythios Lampe Market Myers Corner will compose a new city league. The season opens Tuesday May 14 with games at West Park on Tue Wed and Thu evenings. Clarence Peterson league secretary. schedule to be published this week. Track meet listed at Conde School grounds with a four o'clock baseball game between Conde high and Turton. Conde band concert at 8 on Main Street.
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Huron
West Pack
Texaco Oilers
A.O.U.W
Huronite
Knights of Pythios
Lampe Market Company
Myers Corner
Clarence Peterson
Conde Conde
Conde
Surroeunding
Conde High School
Turton
Main Street
Braddock’s Rise From Docks to World Title Bid
James J. Braddock, once a Jersey dockworker and janitor, is now the heavyweight title contender in 1935. Three straight wins and favorable tournament moves earned him a Garden-promoted shot at Baer, with a rising life for Braddock and his family as they prepare for the June showdown.
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John Stahr
Associated Presa Sporta
James Jay Braddock
Jersey Docks
Manhattan
Semrtment
Joe Gould
Fiftie aMaids
Braddocks
New York
Braddock
Braddock Youngasters
James
Griffin
Primo Camera
Grifin
Jhin
Jin
Doe
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Bradodck
Lewis
San Francisco
Bob Qlin
Maxim Rosenbloom
Madison Square Garden
Baer
Camera
Steve Hamas
King Levinsky
Art Lasky
Ray’ Imperlitierre
Max Schmeling
Levinsky
Boer
Hamas
Europa
Schmeling
Jim
Lasky
Boor
Carnera
Inpelitierre
Sehmering
Detroit
Jos Login
Bradcock
New York’ Commission
Inghal
Garden
Breddock
Bid
Funy
Governors Aim for Third Straight Title at Pierre Meet
The 1835 Central South Dakota conference track and field meet will be held in Pierre on Saturday May 4. Pierre Governors, defending champions, face rivals from Faulkton Gettysburg Highmore Ipswich Mobridge Onida in a withering field. Key stars miss due to injuries and illness while athletes like Chuck Allen and Eurie Bloomenrader are limited. New marks may arise in low hurdles and shot put as the race format shifts and weather plays a role.
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Pierre
Central South Dakota
Paul Marschelk
Robert Putnam
Gettysburg
Echoal
Euriie Bloomenrader
Highmore
Ing Stars
Chuck Allen
Allen
Aly Srapellonener
Justice
Himze
South Dakota
Alteaalee
Black ‘Thorpe
Aberdeen
Corwin
Oscar Steffen
Mejjus
Freemare
Mobridge
Doyle
Quimby
Onida
Foulkton
Hishmore
Ipswich
Pierra
Putnam
Kellett
Faulkton
Bloomenrader
Taylor
Milo
Williame
Putnem
Kellette
Pfotenhauer
Benton
Borning
Miller
Hies
J. Thorpe
W.thorpe
Theim
Pierre - (Behrens
Steffen
Petersen
Davis
Yankees Manager Joe McCarthy Struck By Pneumonia
New York May 12 Joe McCarthy manager of the New York Yankees is hospitalized with bronchial pneumonia. Doctors order no visitors including Yankees players. McCarthy caught a cold in Boston last week and pneumonia developed yesterday. Coach Arthur Fletcher is temporarily in command of the club.
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Joe McCarthy
New York
New York Yankees
Yankees
McCarthy
Yanks
Boston
Arthur "Fletcher
Londos Pins Steele Before Large Crowd in Minneapolis
Londos defeated Steele before a large Minneapolis crowd in a boxing match. The event drew fans from Glendale and northwest regions, with Londos showcasing a strong championship defense amid heavy rain and a 7 million dollar spectacle aura.
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Londos
Steele
Minneapolis
Glendale
Calif
Northwest
Alexander On Hitting Spree
CHICAGO May 1 Dale Alexander former Detroit and Boston first baseman shows burst back into the majors with four for four including a homer for Kansas City as they beat Minneapolis 16 to 4. Saints and Indianapolis win big while Columbus and Toledo were rained out in a busy day of minor league baseball.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
St -Lovis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Lovis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville Kansas
Tolefo
Dale Alexander
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Big Dale
Alexander
Saints
Fo Larkin
Rowe
Silver
Louisville
Toledo
Forestburg Basketball Banquet Honors 1935 Team
The Forestburg third sinust basketball banquet honored the 1935 team at the Ohlson home with decorations in school colors thick and orange. A four course menu paralleled a basketball-themed program led by Howard Hickcox and captains amid speeches by Carol Larson Wayne Rabe and others. Ivan Fou x elected captain for next season. evening ended with games.
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Forestburg
Gil Ohlson
Ohlson
Ry Ohlson
Nelson
Howard Hickcox
Leg Noahr
Carol Larson
Cam
Brookings
Sheldon Christensen
Raymond Judy
John
Alice Gowdy
Wayne
Rabe
von Fouberg
Joseph Slouber
Nadine
Zoss
Floyd Christenson
Ivan Foue x
University Day Draws 700 High School Seniors to USD
About 700 seniors from South Dakota Nebraska and Iowa attended University Day at the University of South Dakota on April 29. Eva Glassbrook welcomed them at a morning convocation. The event featured a student quartet, a one act play Seven Women, ROTC demonstrations, a free lunch, exhibits, a badminton game, swimming demonstration, band concert, and an indoor pool. A free dance closed the day.
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South Dakota
Newbraska
Iowa
University of South Dakota
H.W. Frankenfeld
Degistrax
Yishora
Eva Glassbrook
Dorothy Colton
William Kline
Eleanor Anderson
Mary Albertson
Vermillion
College of Fine Acts
Francis Dunn
Woonsocket
Helen Lacey
Dorothy Harris
Lions Falls
Donald Dickson
Redfield
Gill
ROTC
University
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