Dakota Relays Attract Tigers And Scalpers This Week
Dakota relays bring Huron college and high school entries to Sioux Falls for the annual Coyote relay carnival Friday and Saturday. Beadle county meet selection tight as Coach Bell and Coffey pick sprint squads and relay teams amid trials and lineup decisions.
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Sioux Falls
Beadle County Loop
Huron
Dakota
Alvay
Beadle County
Huron College Field
Bonilla
Wolsey
Wessington
Virgil
Hitchcock
Cavour
Bell
Ners
Christen
Hohm
Peterson
Urrich
Miler
Boyle
Renshaw
Coffey
Tiger
Joan Bangerter
Wil
Bunnies Hope To Place At S F
BROOKINGS May 4 State college tracksters aim to place at the Dakota Relay after no podium finish at Drake Relays. Veterans Schwieren and Palmer return to bolster baton work as Captain Elmer Welch leads a strong squad in hurdles, jumps, weights, and sprints seeking top finishes.
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Brookings
State College
State
Schwieren
Palmer
South Dakota
Sear
Elmer “Scoop” Welch
Smith
Plibal
Magnuson
Garthune
Petersos
Josser
Rishoi
Pichal
Winters
Carter
O'Connell
Welch
Burri
Would Place Schenck As Jockey Club Head
A concerted effort to install Joseph M. Schenck, president of United Artists, as president of the Jockey Club in Agua Caliente Mexico is reported. General Alcalardo Fodriguez and Wirt G. Bowmen lead the movement, with a special meeting set by Bowman for May 21.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
Joseph M. Schenck
United Artists Motion Picture Company
Jockey Club
Alcalardo Fodriguez
Commerce
Isduatly
Lower
California
Wirt G. Bowmen
Bowman
Babe Didrikson Sets Pace for Olympic Trials
Mildred Babe Didrikson, a versatile sprinter and jumper training for the Chicago Olympic trials, clocks 10.5 seconds in the 10 yard dash and shows top form in hurdles and javelin. She holds multiple Southern and AAU records and aims to compete in all events on the women's Olympic schedule this summer under Col. J. McCombs at Lake Cliff Park.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Mildred Babe
Ikson
Babe
Chicago
Los Angeles
Col
In. J. McCombs
Texas A. & M
Lake Cliff Park
Babe Didrikson
Rapid City Wins Invitation Meet at West River Relays
Rapid City high school track and field stars led with 2% points to win the second annual West River Relays in Rapid City. Spearfish finish second with 234 points, Leach third with 15. Scenic, led by Batchelder, earned nine points and placed fifth behind Hot Springs, Deadwood, and others. Weather was clear and track good as 18 schools competed. records were approached in the half mile mile and two mile relays, with Spearfish winning the half mile in 1:39.5 and Hot Springs taking the mile relay in 3:47.5.
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Rapid City
West River
Spearfish High School
Leach
Batchelder
Scenic
Spearfish
Hot Springs
Edgemeat
Repair City
Black Hills
Virgil High Edges Tulare In Baseball Drama
Virgil high school defeated Tulare 11 to 8 in a recent game as pitcher Thomas hurled a near perfect effort for Virgil. Despite his strong showing, fielding lapses and poor support kept Virgil close, while Tulare’s Price allowed only one hit. Thevirgil offense benefited from Kerodle and Scider as Virgil extended a lead in the week. The story notes Hitchcock’s team is favored for an upcoming Friday night clash in Virgil.
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Tulare
Virgil
Hitchcock
Thomas
Virgil Moundeman
Themas
Bie
Belis
Price
Ee Kerodle
Scider
East Side Juniors Drill Tomorrow for Legion Baseball
East Side Juniors plan a 6:30 practice at the C N W railroad diamond. About 20 boys, East of Dakota Avenue and north of the railroad tracks, compete for two strong teams under Manager Tommy Diamond.
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Tommy Diamond
East Side
Junior Legion
Diamond
Dakota Avenue
Dakota Relay Records in Jeopardy at Sioux Falls Meet
At Sioux Falls Friday the cold spring delayed conditioning for many Dakota relay squads risking records. USD mile relay record holders and other top performers face challenge as lineup and form lag behind prior standards amid carnival events.
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Sioux Falls
Dakota
University of South Dakota
Issl
Three New Marks Are Established In Conference Meet
De Smet Bull Dogs win the East Central Conference track meet at Lake Preston with 51 points, Arlington runner-up with 25, Lake Preston 17, Bancroft 4. New records set in multiple events include Astle 10.4 for 190 yards, Morgan 53.3 for 40 yards, Billings 17.8 hurdles, and Schultz leading in mile and half mile.
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Lake Preston
Ralph Voyen
de Smet High School
Bull Dogs
Wodl
de Smet
Arlington
Bancroft
Iroquois
Bryant
Erwin
Hetland
Willow Lake
Kellar
Antle
Seaults
Schultz
Astle
Morgan
Billings
Chandler
Keith
Lake
Preston
Billington
Johnson
Maase
Smet
Ulrich
Arlingtone
Phillips
Ubireh
Secon
Smith
Shank
Gilbertson
Troanlels
Soxith
Jencks
Bancroft and
Means
Devis
Ascend
Everson
Veicksor
Maass
Dugdale
Chandas
Chandier
Meats
Aces Use Sun Barrage To Beat Midgets In Junior League
Billy Buschs Aces defeated Renn Kinsmans Midgets 22 to 10 to pull even with the Cubs atop the league standings. Stewart slugged two homers a triple and a single while Olson added two homers and a triple. MacDowell homered as Busch pitched steadily for the winners who stayed in control. Paulson and Niebrugge hit for the Midgets. Tonight the Red Sox and Cardinals clash.
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Billy Busch
Aces
Sun Barrage
Renn Kinsmans
Cubs
Stewart
Olson
Kinsman
MacDowell
Busch
Paulson
Niebrugge
Red Sox
Cardinals
Golf Loop Meeting To Organize City Industrial League
Walter Foley announces eight teams have joined the new city industrial league. A meeting for public links golfers will be held tonight at the Tredway and Liem Sport shop at eight o'clock to perfect the league’s organization.
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Huren Public Links
Tesme
Walter Foley
Spomace
Stranged
Tredway and Liem
Baseball Results Across Leagues Carded in Brief Wires
AP report lists scattered NL results with players Cearned Wysong Manion and others for Cincinnati St Louis and Brooklyn and New York pitchers. Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Boston games also noted. In AL Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus St Paul Toledo Minneapolis Louisville Milwaukee tallies recorded.
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Associated Press
National League
Cincinnati
St Louis Cearned
Wysong
Manion
Asbur
Dean
Wilson
Seibold
Zachary Nichols
McCurdy
V. Davis
Brooklyn
New York
Phelps
Moore
Hoyt
Quinn
Lopez
Fitzsimmons
Mooney
Mitchell
Gibson
Hogan
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Smith
Brame
Brenzel
Dodgers Win On Ninth In Power Surge Over Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers shift momentum with an 11 to 7 comeback win after trailing by five in the ninth inning against the Giants. The burst of power from Flatbush Fusileers contrasts a crowded field includes Braves Cubs Pirates Cardinals and Senators with scattered wins and a rainout in Detroit and Chicago.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush
Giants
Ruuns
McGraw
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Chicago Cubs
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Phillies
Cubs
Pirates
Barbee
Pittsburgh
Merv” Dean
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Washington
Senators
Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Indias
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
A's
Danny MacFayden
Feie Denhhue
al Simmons
Detroit
Chicago
Oscar Melillo
Browns
Red Sox
Sam Rice
Insighin
Yaris ‘Kees
Bill Berman
Cub
Zachary
Phils
Johnny Frederick
Dodgers
Dizzy Dean
Reds
Millers Hold Off Mud Hens In Tight 8-4 Win
Chicago May 4 Donnie Bush of the Minneapolis America Association Extrant has built a strong Millers lineup. They beat Toledo 8 to 4 as Patty held the Mud Hens to seven hits. Miller batters struck Lee and Rabb for eight total hits, with a five-run seventh inning surge. Kansas City moved back to first after edging Indianapolis 2 to 1 in a pitching duel. Columbus downed St Paul for a third straight, while Louisville absorbed its 11th straight defeat as Milwaukee won 13 to 4.
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Chicago
Donnie Bush
Anager
Minneapolis America Association
Extrant
Millers
Toledo
Patty
Lee
Rabb
Kensas City
Indianapolis
Indians
Lou Fette
Bill Burwell
Columbus
St Paul
Hill
Saints
Innnings
Harvin
Jim Elliott
Swanson
Red Birds
Irv Jeffries
Louisville
Colonels
Milwaukee
Young Monte Weaver Chooses Baseball Over Teaching
Monte Weaver, 25, a former University of Virginia assistant professor of mathematics and nearly a Rhodes Scholar finalist, resigns to play major league baseball for Washington after poor pay in minor leagues. He led the International League in 1931 and was bought from Baltimore. he plans to stay if the salary suits him, otherwise he may return to teaching. He is noted as the quietest player in the big leagues and spends off hours studying higher mathematics.
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Monte Weaver
Washington
Dick Moore
NEA Service
University of Virginia
Weaver
TJ Baseball
North Carolina
Emory-Henry College
Virginia
Unit Bate of
Kmory-Henry
International League
Monte
Nationals
Stars shine in early 1920s baseball and golf notes
A scatter of player highlights appears from early baseball reports with Oscar Melillo and Dizzy Dean among named stars. St Louis golf opens with a Creve Coeur pro-am under the PGA, while LSU track star Si Bowman is noted for diamond versatility at Baton Rouge.
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ST. Louis
Creve Coeur
Professional Golfers’ Association
Bowman
Baton Rouge
Si Bowman
Louisiana State Univer
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