Huron B wins Beadle County track title in record relay
Huron B's boys clinched the Beadle County Conference track title with 66 points, Beadle Eagles second with 49, Wes tngton third, amid a meet highlighted by a new 440 yard relay record of 45.3 seconds by Huron and Bonilla standout Barrick scoring power. Barrick led with 16 points in shot put, discus, and sprints, while Tyrvel of Huron was noted for a valiant stumble finishing a late race.
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Minneapolis Hopes To Avoid Repeating 1931 Home Record
American Association observers noted potential history repeat as western clubs opened the 1940 home schedule. Minneapolis, leading the league, hosts Indianapolis after a strong road start. 5,006 spectators were expected. Kansas City, facing Columbus, eyed about 6,900. Milwaukee anticipated 9,000 for St Paul versus Louisville, amid cloudy, rainy weather forecasts.
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Coaches Line Up Relay Teams For Sioux Falls Meet
Beadle County Conference track titles hinge on relay entries as Huron B team features sophomore sprinters Leonard Hay and Dwain Hook clocking under 24 seconds in the furlong. Tigers eye Estherville meets as Deklotz and Parker finalize mile, medley, and 440 lineups with several athletes under consideration for the top relay spots. Northern Teachers College, Huron, and other South Dakota towns prepare for the pentangular and related trials with multiple colleges vying for titles and medals.
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Dakota Relays Streamlined Amid Busy Meet
Sioux Falls May 2 The 16th Dakota Relays move to a rapid-fire program with about 70 schools in 31 events. The day opens at Wood Stadium at 1 30 and concludes in a floodlight session at 4 with 14 finals planned and heats run earlier. Medals awarded to the top three in each relay and individual events. T. C. Kasper of Aberdeen serves as starter and referee. Van's All-Stars Practice Tomorrow In Ravine Park at 4 p m with listed players reported for a game against Alpena Sunday.
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Bob Feller In Demand As Movie Performer
A chaotic report notes Bob Feller has offers from two film studios to make shorts next fall while the baseball opener is postponed. It also mentions umpire Bill Stewart behind the plate in two National League no hitters and references Carmel style local sports chatter with varied names and mock headlines from a busy season.
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Hounds Gird For Dakota Relays
Yankton College Greyhounds prepare for the 1940 Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls. Coach Carl Youngworth forecasts limited chances for victory beyond a few events and names Iowa State Teachers as the team to beat. The relay medley quartet of Smith, Gross, Coolidge, and Robinson is highlighted. field events and hurdles look weak due to recent losses.
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Bowing to a Flourish Ends City Bowling League Season
The ladies closed the city bowling league season with record performances in khair ault on the maytes. Opal Roger of Rite's Food Shoppe cracked 244 for the high single and helped her team cap a strong season, while Lorraine Burnside led with 516 pins as Rite's edged Berg's Style Shop and NWPS posted a team aggregate rise to 2,463. Industrial League standings saw Cota Colas take third with wins over Fullerton's and Great Northern, as Osborn's and Naeve's beat Montgomery-Ward two to one.
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Golden Pheasant League Priests Triumph in Close Meet
In a tense industrial league match, Golden Pheasant Priests edge rivals 1-0 as key players Ward Bennets and Whaley contribute pivotal scores. Crowe Lee and Tito Hemlor deliver strong performances to secure the win at Arena 17 with a late surge sealing the outcome.
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Godoy aims to dethrone Louis in heavyweight title bid
Chilean heavyweight Aviura Godoy says he will win the world title from Joe Louis, with manager A Weill guiding strategy. He confirms confidence ahead of the June 23 New York bout and notes his fighting style aligns with his mascot trainer’s instructions.
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Baseball scores and team lineups from yesterday's games
Recap lists American League and National League results with city matchups. Includes pitchers and lineups for Chicago Boston Philadelphia New York Detroit Brooklyn and others. notes postponements due to weather.
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Baseball Smoker Movie Show Tonight At Huon City League Event
Local baseball enthusiasts from Huron and neighboring communities will attend a smoker event in Huon City League ballroom tonight. Jim Mengh notes the gathering aims to boost amateur baseball in Central South Dakota with officers from four towns present. The program features the American League film Touching AI Bases and a second movie, plus a barber shop quartet and a Top Hatters tap dance act. A youth matinee for ages 12 to 16 is set for Saturday at St Teresa School gym, with the American Legion Post explaining Heron s 1940 junior baseball program.
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Reds Roll To 9-2 Win With Multihit Effort
In a busy day across the league the Reds exploded for nine runs on 14 hits to topple the Dodgers 9-2. Don Blasingame and Ernie Lombardi fueled the onslaught with key hits as Cincinnati pulled away early. Meanwhile the Yankees, Phillies, Red Sox and Senators posted decisive wins, reshaping the National League and American League standings.
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Chicago Monarchs Poised To Seal ABC Title
Detroit Strohs challenged hard as Chicago Monarchs built a commanding lead in the AA team championship. Monarchs dominated with a 3,047 total to top rivals, eyeing a top prize of 1,500 dollars while other contenders trailed by substantial margins.
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