Dakotas Relays Day One Yields Six Records
At the Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls several top Northwest athletes set six new marks and tied one. South Dakota State star Englemann looked to dominate the hurdles and high jump while anchoring relays. Yonalds and Yankton College performers highlighted sprint and distance events as prep for day two. Echoes of Buena Vista and North Central foes featured in multiple events. Attendance rose as Brookings and state colleges prepared for finals.
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Sioux Falls
Northwest
Big Weert Engle~mann
South Dakota State
Wile
Marin
Engstmann
Morningside College
Buena Vista
Ole Sand
Aggies
Joe Mendel
Yankston College
Sand
Mendel
Morningyida College
North Dakota
Iowa
Baxter
Stapley
Blakeslee
Agnies
Enalemann
North Central
Joop
Lake
Thayer
Yankton
Sioux Fairs
Dakota
Sioux City
Brookings
Huron
Watertown
Usalis
Meyers
Jenkins
Plinal
Hermanek
Tyndall
Douglas
Rock Rapids
Towa
State College
Weert Englemann
Dakota Helays
Englemann
Des Moines
Nebraska Golfer Faces Tough Match With Brown
In Big Springs Nebraska on May 3, M. K. Brown of the town challenged a top golfer, claiming the stakes would favor five cents per hole. Brown boasted and proved his skill, carding two remarkable holes in a row during a three-man match, including drives of about 30 and 194 yards with a 50-yard coach.
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Nebraska
Big Springs
Nes
Bobby Jones
M. K. Brown
Brown
Opening In West Is Success In Early Baseball Action
Western opening of the American association season sees Louisville extend its lead as Minneapolis slips. St Paul edges Indianapolis in 11 innings, Kansas City beats Toledo 8 to 4 on an eighth inning burst, Milwaukee wins 2 to 1 with Eddie Grimes and Ray Morehart homers.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Louisville
al Sotheron
Colonels
Minneapolis
McCullough
Roy Wilkinson
Milters
Billy Herman
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Murphy
Huck Betts
Bill Burwell
Mike Cvengros
Kansas City Blues
Toledo
Tom Sheehan
Blues
Alex Ferguson
Hugh McQuillan
Herbert Cobb
Dick Wykoff
Milwaukee
Hope
Eddie Grimes
Brewers
Ray Morehart
Gettysburg Wins Central South Dakota Track Meet
Gettysburg High School dominates the first Central South Dakota Conference track meet held in Pierre. Mann led with four wins and 20 points, including a pole vault of 11 feet 3 inches and a 56.8 second 420 yard dash, as Gettysburg scored 45 points to Pierre's 32.1/4. Other notable efforts included strong showings by Doyle of Pierre and Schmaltz of Gettysburg in field events and multiple dash and hurdle results across the meet.
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Pierre
Weck
Mann
Gettysburg High School
Doyle
Harbert
Quida
Schmaltz
Gettysburg
Norfolk
Adams
Johnson
Robinson
Wood
Maan
Helmuth OM
Starbuck
Utrich
Shedd
Taylor
Bennett
Helmuth
Sargent
Christy
Allen
Hofer
Heinzen
Adams SP
Smith
Clark
Pospin
Willow Lake
Shaw
Wes Sington
Wessington
McNickle
Doland
Coates
McElrath
Sherlock
Huron
Abel
Wolfe
Hazzard
Dermpster
Armin
Iroquois
Schott
Oan
Alberts
Wilow Lake
Mrd
Anderson
Deland
McErsth
Wicks
Wellington
Hoffman
M. Harvey
Clare
Parden
H. Harvey
Harvey
Buhn
Mitchell
Renshaw
Venables
Smith Tourney Opens At C. C. Club
Smith Cup golf tourney begins at Huron Country Club with ninety entries. First round 52 players paired. 38 receive byes. Matches must finish by May 10. later rounds due through May 31. Handicaps set. match play on handicap basis. Previous year final halted by weather. draws listed for first and second rounds.
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Huron Country Club
C. R. Smith
Smith
H. L. Saylor
Jack Frost
A. Axelead
Ward Bell
Clyde Smith
E. B. Dinneen
J. S. Colton
Joe Towns
W. H. Frost
George Fullinweider
C. C. Gascoigne
W. W. Howes
Charles Gordon
C. N. Hart
George Hunt
Gust Jacobson
Mark Kuni
Bates
Dinneen
H. W. Markey
W. L. Matlock
O. C. Stokke
Dr. Jay Spink
Leo A. Tommey
Carl Voigt
M.F. Walt
W. T. Weir
C. &. Bailey
Charles Berks
A. A. Chamberlain
J. C. Dexter
E. C. McKenzie
W. H. Griffith
Clint Hanson
H. B. Sewell
George Starring
John Wheeler
C. W. White
Dr. A. A. Wellman
Lawrence Zieske
H. B. Williams
Simon Axelrad
J. C. Burns
Lewis Benson
Alex Culhane
George C. Campbell
J. Darey
Gus Fahrendorf
Will. Gagnon
Wm Garner
E. P. Gordon
Tom Huesgen
H. E. Jones
Robert Lusk
A.M. Haskell
R. N. Jones
Sheldon Reese
C. L. Sandstedt
Dr. J.C. Shirley
Cerl Weir Poy Lyle Olson
Harry Lampe
Three to five clubs enough for good golf says veteran
A college memory of Sterling Beckwith highlights that skilled play comes from using a few clubs well. The article argues most players overvalue club counts, noting Beckwith once won state amateurs and used just three clubs including a mashie and mid iron. Many aim to break 100 with too many clubs.
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Cleveland
Shaker Heights Country Club
Sterling Beckwith
Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Elk D Ballers Edge Armour for 9 0 Shutout Victory
Elk D Ballers defeated Armour 9 to 0 to record the 61st shutout of the season. Stanley Colen, back on the mound, pitched six strikeouts and no serious trouble. Martin hit the only homer as Elk moved into a three way tie for runner up behind undefeated C N W sluggers. Batteries Colton Hedblom Hopkins Stewart Dugdale. Leadership in A league narrowed to Standard Oil and Huron Dairy Products with Northwestern Railroaders slipping to tie with Armour's Stars.
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Fire Department
Aame
Elks
Armour
Packers
Stanley Colen
Elk
Martin
Armours
UG Wotrd
Colton
Hedblom
Hopkins
Stewart
Dugdale
Standard Oil
Huron Dairy Products
North Western Railroaders
Armour's Stars
Northwestern Public Service Company
Registered Trap Shoot At Pierre Ends With Big Turnout
More than 50 shotgun enthusiasts are expected to compete in the annual Registered trap shoot Pierre. Shooting starts at 9 30 a m and runs all day. Officials estimate more than 7 000 birds will be thrown. The shoot features singles and doubles with at least 15 Pierre club members entering. Competitors from central South Dakota will join. Exhibitions by expert trap shooters representing ammunition and gun companies are planned.
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Pierre Pierre
Pierre Gunelu
Pierre
South Dakota
Huron Squad Finishes Fourth in Quadrangular Meet
Huron places fourth as Wessington wins a tight quadrangular meet held at Doland. Scoring highlights include Coates of Doland grabbing two firsts in hurdles and contributing to the Doland third place, while Shaw of Wessington clocks a remarkable furlong time and leads a balanced team effort.
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Huron
Doland
Jina
Clark
Iroquois
Willow Cake
Wessington
Hara
Dolvid
Hilt
Coates
Dolend
Smith
Clerk
McElrath
Shaw
Mazzavé
Dempster
Mitchell
Jenfitd
Maron
Schott
Anderson
Fayer
Heron
Abel
Sherlock
Bennet
Ben- Shaw
Aad Venables
Dakota Res
Oreutl
Brookings
Wessiton
McNickle
Petty and Ferrell Hurl Good Games In MLB Action
Heavy hitting defined the day as Jess Paty of Pittsburgh and Wesley Farrell of Cleveland stood out. Paty closed out the Boston Braves with the bases loaded in the ninth for a save. Farrell yielded three hits in seven innings against Boston before Cleveland pulled away 8 to 3. Joe Sewell missed his 1103rd consecutive game due to illness. Ted Lyons, Rube Walberg and others contributed strong outings as the majors produced a mix of wins and high scores. Cincinnati routed New York 9 to 5, while Brooklyn and Chicago each won on varied scores. National League leaders showed modest homer totals with Jackson and Klein each at five. Simmons led with 23 hits for the AL, and P Waner topped the majors with 26.
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Fullerton, Jr
Jess Patty
Pittsburgh
Wesley Farrell
Clevels
Patty
Boston Braves
Mone
Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Jadians
Joe Sewell
Joe
Ted Lyons
Chicago
Lyons
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Reds
Fred Fitzsimmons
Bill Clark
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Robins
Hal Corison
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Chuck Kein
Sigman
Cubs
Tse
Koupal
Wexander
Milligan
Cotton and Simonson to Clash on Huron May Fight Card
Promoter Jack Pochee announced a main event between Battling Kid Cotton of Huron and Kid Simonson of Brookings for Huron’s May fight card on the twenty second. The match follows their prior winter bout in Sioux Falls won by Cotton in a brisk round. The card also features several social rounds of milling and a match with Peterson.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago Philadelps
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Beston
Detroit
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Eddie Tolan
Vielory
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Cy Deland
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Shannon Electricity Center
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Bill St. Louis
Jones
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Holshauser
Stiely
Manion
Walberg
Cochrane
Winten
Herrling
Hargrave
Boston
Parcel Holloway
L. Sewell
Lisenbee
Ruffing
Heving
Huron Dairy
C&w
Rens
Armour's
Pythias
Carlson
Anter
Loupal
Alexiy
Ween
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Judd
Walker
Parmeter Rixey
Frey
Donohue
Sukeforth
Hogan
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Petty
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O- Clark
Grahem
Haines
Wilson
Douisville
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White Sox
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Yanks
Sam Jones
Senators
Hurd Brown
Harry Heilmann
Ats
Jess. Petty
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Tigo
Rube Walberg
Philadelphia Athletics
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