Sleeping Sicness Infects Pirates After Fast Start
Pirates stumble after a strong spring start as Cincinnati Reds take two games, Cubs rise to second, and Giants extend a ten-game win streak. Lazzeri homer powers Chicago, DiMaggio returns, while Indians and Athletics win. Phillies minor two-hitter by Mulecany headlines a quiet day.
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McKenzies Team Defeats Bailey In Club Match
McKenzies Whites edged Baileys Blues 455 in a sunlit Haron Coursey intra club match amid rough weather and a payback lunch fund. Individual scores list McClelland and teammates topping the White totals while Bailey's side battled late, setting early-season tone at the club with a Short Stop tournament planned for May 8.
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Gardner and Bolte win chance at state tournament
Jerry Gardner 13 and Roger Bolte 3 win city title in Huron area chess style bracket tournament. Final rounds at Winter Park set for Aberdeen state playoff with both players advancing. Junior high and grade school elimination produced fourteen city qualifiers for Saturday's event, with readings from St Teresa and Lincoln schools among top finishers.
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National League Baseball Slugfest Across Teams
Readable fragments show multiple NL games with scoring details for Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn New York and Pittsburgh. Pitchers listed include French Russell O'Den Davis Bush McGee Johnson Owen pod Hoyt Jepencer Gumbert Coffman Danning Hamlin Butcher Prankhouse and Jepersen. American League notes mention Philadelphia Boston and New York Washington with various line scores and batters.
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Lenhart to Fight Mignault in St Paul Tonight
Fred Lenhart from White Bear Lake meets Bud Mignault in a ten round bout at the auditorium on even terms at the betting. Lenhart has defeated Jack Gibbona twice and knocked out Oscar Rankin twice, while Mignault recently dropped a decision to John Henry Lewis. An eight round semi final pairs Ginger Foran with Johnny Fairchild. Other bouts include Eddie Mack vs Carl Ford and Marvin Wason vs Dutch Benning.
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Detroit Tigers Outfielder Pete Fox Surprises Like Never Before
DETROIT May 2. Pete Fox, Detroit’s bustling right fielder, posts a spring batting surge of about 20 points over his usual pace. He ranks as the second highest hitter in the majors behind Gary Hal Trosky of the Indians, who leads with 46 percent. Fox admits he does not know how he’s hitting so well and jokes that his name has stayed with him through winter.
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Blues Hold Narrow Lead as Millers Hit Big Wins
Kansas City Blues cling to first place as Minneapolis Millers surge to third with an 18 to 5 victory over Louisville fueled by seven home runs led by Ted Williams Jimmy Tabor Tangy and Harry Taylor. Indians beat St Paul 2 to 1 behind a Porhem. Columbus edged Milwaukee 3 to 2 in seven frames.
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Major League Leaders Reported For Batting Runs and Pitching
American League leaders include Trosky of Cleveland leading with 463 hits and 17 runs, Fox of Detroit among top players, with other stars like Greenberg and Bonura noted. National League leaders list Butting Triplett of Chicago at 409 hits, Ott of New York leading in runs, and Melton of New York tied for pitching with Brown of Pittsburgh at 30 wins.
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Chicago And Iowa Lead Big Ten Baseball Race
Chicago and Iowa held undefeated status as the Big Ten race continued, while Illinois and Purdue dropped from first place ties after Ohio State shut out Illinois 9 0 and Northwestern fell twice to Indiana. Purdue then lost to Michigan in 15 innings, and Wisconsin beat Minnesota 4 0 as Wisconsin also defeated Minnesota 10 to 1.
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British sportswriters praise star batsman Bradman in front pages
New York May 2 British sportswriters hail Don Bradman as the world's premier cricketer. They compare his feats to general war coverage and note Bradman dominates front pages in Britain and Ireland. The piece quashes doubt about his supremacy, describing his precision and resilience against fast bowlers.
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Ex Champs Steal Show In Fair Preview At World’s Fair
New York May 24 Ex champions Bree Rath Jimery Braddock and Jack Dempsey headline a lively World’s Fair Preview. Dempsey posed for autographs and kissed a fan while Babe Ruth teased about wearing a uniform. Eddie Eagan and Christy Walsh drew praise as publicists. Nagurski and Branko Nagurski were noted as future stars. Glenn Cunningham’s long meet record spanned 62 major events with top finishes.
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New York
Bree Rath
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Faulkton Trojans win first annual invitational meet at Gettysburg
Faulkton's Trojans capture 63 points to lead the first annual invitational track meet at Gettysburg on Friday with Mobridge second at 41 and Gettysburg third. Turner of Faulkton stars with four firsts as weather draws a large crowd. Mobridge and Onida also post notable showings.
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End Week Sports Report From Associated Press Brief
Philadelphia paired with Pittsburgh dominated Penn Relays led by John Woodruff taking half mile mile and spring medley titles Glenn Cunningham defeated Gene Vonzke in the mile Ralph Schwarzkopf Michaelgen upset Joe McCluskey and Dor Lash ran 300 meters Ben Johnson won the 100 in 10.7 Des Moines Drake Relays featured Wisconsin beating Archie San Reme in the 1000 yard race in 2 10 7 Rice and Wisconsin tied four event wins apiece with eight meet records Michigan New York William Woodward’s Fighting Fox won the Wood Memorial at Jamaica running the mile and 70 yards in 1 43 and beating four other eligible Derby div Can t Wait won by Myron Selenick for Opera Hat second.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Early Season Showdowns
Yesterday’s scores feature Hugh Mulcahy and Elon Hogsett matched in a 5-1 Bees win. Al Milnar and Hank Greenberg led a 4-3 Indians relief save over the Tigers. Johnny McCarthy homered in the Giants 7-6 win over the Dodgers. Tony Lazzeri drove in three as the Cubs beat the Cardinals 6-5. Lou Finney collected four hits aiding the Athletics 8-6 victory over the Red Sox.
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Helen Romps to Record Setting Dakota Pentangular Victory
Jamestown star Helen leads the team to 44 points at the Dakota Pentangular in Aberdeen. He clocks 40 yards in 3.23 to set a meet record and wins the 220 while taking a top relay, with Northern Wolves close behind and Ellendale Normal, Huron College, and Valley City Normal in podium positions.
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Davis Cup Sweep Sparks Opening Round Victory
United States and Australia posted clean sweeps over Japan and Mexico in the first round. The report notes former standout figures like Linus Frey and Al Helingswund, with mixed historical references and a Pirates 4-10 loss detail amid scattered game notes.
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