Dakota Relays Open With Five New Marks Set
In Siouan Falls on May 4 the seventh annual Dakota Relays opened with five new marks, four by college athletes and one in the high school division. Mendel of Yankton College set a broad jump record at 22 feet 5% inches and a 137 feet 8% inch discus mark by Weert Buglemann of South Dakota. The meet featured top entrants from sixty teams despite chilly winds, with records threatened in the mile relay and sprint events.
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Sioun Falls
Disciples of Speed
Dakota Prairies
Iowa
Nebraska
Mendel
South Dakota
Jove Mendel
Yankton College
Weert Buglemann
Fendel
Yanktonain
South Dakota College Conference
Morningside
College
North Dakota
Aggies
Euatter
Storningside
Land of the
Wither le
Marx Bowe Oe
star-Sioux
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Miller Wins Triangular Track Meet At Gann Valley
Miller High School swept the Triangle meet yesterday under coach Roger Reid scoring five firsts and numerous seconds and thirds. Van Cleve led Miller with high points as Kimball, Miller, and Gann Valley contested events including sprints, distance, hurdles, and field events amid a weathered, first-ever meet atmosphere.
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Gan Vallisy
Miller High School
Kimball
Ian Valley
Roger Reid
Brads Af Wimball
van Cleve
Miller
Secoth
Whittington
Webster
Menozer
Gaun
Valley
McPhillins
McClennahan
Kimeball
Mullen
Cother
Heinzen
Potter
Hellmuth
Heiigzen
Algler
Steustand
Wimbalh
Menioer Gann Valley
Jacobsen
Brady
Unett
Panill
Ulrich
Wimballs
Hetlou
Gee
Stensland
Wulff
Duba
Wimball
Jacobsen Miller
van Cleave
Miller Valley
Tim
Battling Cotton Training for May 13 Fight
Lyman Battling Cotton, Huron's first college boy boxer on the American Legion card, trains at the college gymnasium with partners ranging from heavyweights to bantams. Opponent Les O'Connor of Woonsocket is high school age. Main event features George Lamson, Jack Osman, and Ned Blankenbaker with Tony LeClair seeking revenge on Virgil. Seat sales begin, with out of town interest already shown.
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Lyman
Cotton
Huron
American Legion
College Gemnasium
Keith Kempech
University of Wyoming
Bud”’ Parker
Algo
Les O'Connor
Woonsocket
O'Connor
Virgil
George
Aberdeen
J. P. Goggin
LeClair
Jerry Leahy
Watertown
Pierre Indians Win Track Meet
Pierre Indians dominate the two day South Dakota school meet winning 67 points to 28 for second place Flandreau. Ingleman of Pierre was high point man with 18 points followed by Flying Hawk of Pierre with 16. Rapid City and Rosebud tied for third with 10 points each.
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Pinere
South Dakota
Indiana
Pierre Indians
Flandrean
Rapid City
Rosebud
Piney Ridge
Ingleman
Pistre
Flying Hawk
Pierre
Bismarck
Rapid
Magleman
Tlandreau
Wagleman
Bean
Glandreau
Flandreau
Flying Hawk Smith
Manard
Traversie
Iafreau
la Roche
Flying
Hawk
Zephir
Long
Raund City
Smith
Little Swallow
Black Owl
Pigstre
Valandry
Waglemann
Black Crow
Debedeaux
Pine Ridge
Flying Haivkle
Janesse
Alice Slater
Mary Slater
Would
Cheyenne River
Bismarc Pierre
Black Fox
Hazes
Store department team trounces Chicago and North Western in baseball
The Store department fielded a strong lineup led by Gillespie pitching with Tobin catching to defeat the Freight department’s diamond. Earlier, the Store department won 27 to 7 and followed with a 35 to 8 victory over the weight depot crew. Upcoming games include Boilermakers versus Freight depot and Machinists versus Boilermakers.
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Pepetraitumen Machinists Boilermakers
Chicago
North ‘Western
Plainmen
Cillespie
Tobin
Ldgers
Mandy
Dvatios
Reed
Pirates Defeat Yankees 8 2 in Exhibition Clash
Pirates rout Yankees 8 to 2 as Gordo drives early offense and Lee Madows with strong pitching leads Pittsburgh in the exhibition game. Rhoades, Henry, Fussell and Meadows contribute heavy hits in the run spree.
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Pittseurces Pirates
Buccaneers
Gordo
Ston
Lee
Madows
Rhoades
Ontin
Henry Johnnd
Fred Fussellsburgh
Name Officers Of Preston Golf Club
Officers of Preston Golf Club listed for Lake meeting in Priston with notes on leasing and safety obligations. Details unclear due to fragmented text. Confirmed names not readable in this excerpt.
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Preston Golf Club
Wykoff and Borah Meet at Southern Pacific A A U Event
Two sprint youths each equal to 9.5 seconds in the 100 yards this season will race side by side at the Southern Pacific A A U championships in Los Angeles today. Glendale junior college star Wykoff and Charley Borah will clash for the first time while Ray Couger challenges Nick Carter in the miler race.
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Los Angeles
Rank Wykoff
Glendale Junior College
Charley Borah
Ray Couger
Nick Carter
Harriss Delivers Second Shutout in Two Starts
Slim Harriss, now with St. Paul, blanked Toledo 2 0 and allowed only three hits as the Saints beat Indianapolis 4 3. Paul Zahniser added 12 hits for Minneapolis in a 9 6 win over Columbus, putting Minneapolis one game behind Kansas City in the standings.
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Chicago
Slim’ Harriss
Swatsmiths
St. Paul
Larned
Toledo
Warriss
Saints
Paul Zahniser
Indianapolis
Othe Nansas
City Blues
Minneapolis
Columbus
A-Eats
Champs in Ohio Relays Statewide College Meet
Columbus Ohio hosts the Ohio Relays with athletes from ten states and around a dozen colleges. The meet features 12 relay events and multiple individual finals across collegiate programs.
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Ohio
Columbus
Dions
Ranasylva
Nbi
Uhle Wins 6-1 as Tigers Triumph Over White Sox
Detroit pitcher Uhle scattered five hits and held Chicago to one run in a cold Comiskey Park game. The Tigers powered ahead with a second inning score and Gehringer hit a home run aiding the 6 to 1 victory.
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Associated Press
George Vile
Cleveland
Furt
Uhle
Detroit
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Rafii
Yankees
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Billy Southworth
Clan of McGraw
Cluhy
Cubs
Philleminx
Baker Bowl
Athletics
Sportsman's Park
Uhlo
Sox
Thriumph
Charlie Gehringer
Rain Delays Scraps and Scores From Wednesdays Games
Yesterday's results note multiple rain postponements across leagues. Detroit beat Chicago 6 to 5 with noted players Ulle Phillips Thomas Anna Crouse. American Association games Cleveland at Indianapolis 4 Kansas City 3 Columbus 6 Minneapolis 9 St Paul 7 Toledo D Louisville at Milwaukee. Western League Omaha 11 Tulsa 4 Des Moines 6 Topeka 4 Oklahoma City 5 Denver 3 Pueblo 14 Wichita 7.
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Chicago
Ulle
Phillips
Thomas Anna Crouse
Wold
American
Tnndianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Iain
Omaha
Tulsa
Des Moines
Topeka
Oklahoma City
Denver
Pueblo
Wichita
Baseball games today many matchups across leagues
The schedule lists games across the National and American Associations with teams including Philadelphia St Louis Washington Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Detroit Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Indianapolis Kansas City Toledo St Paul Minneapolis Louisville Milwaukee Tulsa Omaha Topeka Des Moines Oklahoma City Denver Wichita Puebla.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
American Association Tndianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Tulsa
Omaha
Topéka
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Denver
Wichita
Puebla
Sunday Games Across Leagues and Cities
Schedule lists American League Boston at Detroit Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Boston American Association Indianapolis at Kansas City Toledo at St Paul Columbus at Minneapolis Louisville at Milwaukee Tulsa at Omaha doubleheader Topeka at Des Moines and miscellaneous unreadable lines.
Stephenson and Jamieson Lead Major League Batting and Slumps
Chicago outfielder Nives Stephenson leads the National League batting race with .442 after thirteen games, while Charlie Jamieson’s American League average drops to .487. Pitching leaders include Malone of Chicago with three wins and no defeats, and Gray of St. Louis with four straight victories. Teams show Cubs atop batting and fielding leaders, with context from city and league standings.
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Nives Stephenson
Chicago
Perge Lee Malone
Cubs
Stephenson
Malone
Mack Wilson
Hughie Crit
Cincinnati
Frank Wrisal
St. Louis
Wilson
Teddick Wilson
George Harper
Hunte
Datting Mang
Gilbert
Brooklyn
Asbf High
O'Doul
Philadelphia
Harper
Boston
Jackson
Risch
St. Leo
Herman
Dr N
Hogan
Carl Hubbell
Burleigh Grimes
Pittsburgh
Guy Bush
Bob Smith
Jesse Haines
Braves
Celucago
Charlie Jamieson
Cleveland
Lou Blue
Marty McManus
Detroit
Bud Clancy
White Sox
Soxx
Goslin
Washington
Simmons
Judge
Hale
Metaley
Blue St. Louis
Nases
Wousecai
Averill
Gray
Daily Golf Lesson by Byerete Comstock
The article explains how a swing across the ball causes misses. Coming from inside the target line makes the ball hook, while approaching from outside causes a slice or sharp break to the right. The slice degree depends on follow through length and the angle of the fight line and the club’s path.
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Byerete Comstock
Lnvoa Country Club
Cleworth Named Assistant Coach at Northary Normal
Aberdeen high school assistant coach Marc M. Cleworth has been appointed assistant athletic coach at Northary Normal. A Morning Side College graduate and former South Dakota sprint standout, Cleworth previously coached in Yankton Watertown and Hot Springs.
Railroaders Open Season Against Carthage Independents
The Chicago and North Western Railroad Athletic association base ball team opens the season here tomorrow at 3 p.m. on the Northwestern diamond near the round house. Milers, last year’s pitcher, will start for the Railroaders with an unknown Carthage counterpart. Three changes are expected in the Huron lineup from last year. The Railroaders may face a G N W team from Omaha next Sunday here.
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Chicago and North Western Railroad Athetic Association
Carthage Independents
North Western
Round House
Milers
Carthage
Omaha
Neb
Decrease In Derbyists Ranks At Long Derby Race
Chelsea Oklahoma May 4 GP officials of C C Pytes cross country race expect some runners to drop out today on the 70 mile trek to Muskogee The derby long one Ne Gardner of Seattle once third in elapsed time at 64 7 miles from Miami reportedly gave up due to a shin splint and had not been reported late last night
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Chelsea
Okma
C. C. Pyte
Muskogee
Gardner
Seattle
Tirpe
Miami
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