Walker Forgets l'emperament And Turns Batting Leader
Tigers star Gerald Ver control issues in spring fade, then surges to lead American League batting as Detroit splits with White Sox. Hank Greenberg homers with bases loaded, Walker and Jo-Jo White spark 13 team hits, while Phillies pound Dodgers 14 to 8 in Brooklyn game.
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Decraft
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Johnson
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Pytick
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Indian
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Marcum
Red Sox
Stratton
Sunshine League announces entries schedule CLARK May Day
W C Braver of Clack, president, released the Sunshine State Baseball League schedule featuring Clare Watertown Webster and De Smet. May 16 Clark at Watertown De Smet at Webster May 21 Webster at Clark Watertown at De Smet Webster at Watertown De Smet at Clark July 25 De Smet at Clark Webster at Watertown Promoted by CLARK.
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Suunshine State Baseball League
Clare
Watertown
Webster
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W. C. Braver
Clack
Bist
Jay Me Webster
de Siwy
Charie
Clark Smet
eTlown
Dee Clark
ABC Tourney Ends Tonight Delivers Top Team Prize to Krakow Furnitures
New York May 4 The American Bowling Congress action ends with doubles and singles results. Krakow Furnitures of Detroit captures the team title scoring 3 113 with games 929 1109 1049 to lead the field of 4 017 teams. Waldorf Solden Bucks Cleveland takes second prize with 3111 and 400. Windy City Bowling Association Chicago earns third with 825. Milwaukee Tea Shops set an all time high 3199 in the main event as workers plan a special tournament after the regular ABC schedule.
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New York
P—Finis
Evesniaien
American Bowling Congress
Krakow Furnitures
Detroit
Scord
Waldorf Solden Bucks
Cleveland
Windy City Bowling Association
Chicago
Peoria
Milwaukee
Congress
ABC
Pierre Faulkton Huron Favored In Region Four Meet Here
Pierre Faulkton and Huron appear as region four track favorites for a carnival bringing 200 athletes from 16 schools to Huron’s Tiger Field arena. Faulkton’s Smokey Mendel led the Trojans to a central South Dakota Conference win over Pierre, but observers note no true favorite in a meet with wide scoring potential. Weather looks favorable, with clear skies and warm temperatures predicted for a dry track. Schools already signaling entries include Bonilla, Canning, De Smet, Faulkton, Frankfort, Ft. Pierre, Gettysburg, Hitchcock, Huron, Iroquois, Miller, Onida, Pierre, Tulare, Wessington, and Wolsey. Faulkton and Huron also won recent conference meets, and regional contenders feature varied strength across the region, with records listed for cross-town events and previous relay marks.
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Faulkton
Huron
Tiger Held
Huron High School
South Huron
Trojans
Smokey Joe Mendel
Yankton College Cinder
Central South Dakota
South Dakota
Whitch
Bonilla
Canning
de Smet
Frankfort
Ft. Pierre
Gettysburg
Hitchcock
Iroquois
Miller
Onide
Tulare
Wessington
Wolsey
Mobridge
Onida
McDowell
Starbuck
Wedge
Weasington
C. Allen
Lane
Campbell
T. Doyle
Steffen
Schulte
Thorpe
W. Thorpe
Doyle
Hohm
Busch
Peterson
Japanese Maulers Threaten Sit Down
TOKYO May 4 Japanese wrestlers threatened to strike as the summer wrestling season approaches. The idols of the nation demanded a greater share of receipts from Japan's National Wrestling Association which employs them.
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Tokyo
P Ghipan
Japan
National Wrestling Association
Sande's Derby Horses Face Mile and a Half Stakes
Earl Sande returns to Churchill Downs with two entries Scene Shifter and Fencing for the 350000 Blue Grass Stakes. He contends both have an outside chance in the late Saturday race, after Sceneshifter impressed before Fencing beat Billionaire and Brooklyn at Keeneland. Jockey changes loom as Jimmy Stout’s departure leaves Sande with two available riders four days before the derby.
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Louisville
Earl
Great Sande
Churchill Downs
Hardboots
Handy Buy
Idahoa
Sande
Sawide
Sceneshifter
E. R. Bradley
Billionaire
Brooklyn
Kenneland
Jimmy Stout
New Jersey
New York
Theat
Sand
Qualifying Scores Signal PG A Event Formidable Field
Stars from last Ryder Cup and 1936 PGA semi finalists look set for Pittsburgh PGA championship May 24 30 with exempt status. Billy Burke shot 87 at Springfield Illinois while Tommy Armour led Chicago qualifiers with 143. Sam Snead top Pittsburgh district with 143 as others posted 148 150. Ishony Duca defeated Paulsboro foe in Plainfield region with 155.
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Pittsburgh
Billy Burke
Springfield
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Quildaht
Harry Cooper
Trail Armour
Sam Snead
Huron Team Out Of Town For Initial Loop Game
The North Central League opens May 16 with Redfield meeting decisions in Renfield. Huron will not host the opener and instead will travel to Buffalo, as the league forms a four team schedule with eight games per half. An all star game against Aberdeen City League is planned, with Father Meyer of Gettysburg captaining the North Central squad. Huron's next game is a non league match against Clark, as manager Ross Gascoigne prepares and guards at first base.
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Huron
Buffalo
Renfield
Redfeld
Faulkton
Board of Arbitration
Aberdeen City League
Aberdeen
Meyer
Gettysburg
Hall Club
Ross Gascoigne
Clark
Gascolmme
Alling Russ Bulls
H. L. Lawler
Chamber of Commerce
Vines Triumphs Over Perry In Madison Square Tennis Clash
In Madison Square Garden yesterday, Vines beat Fred Perry in straight sets 17-5 6-3 6-3 in a high profile rematch after Perry edged Vines in their January pro tour debut. Vines served 10 aces in the final set and now holds a 2-1 lead in their 40 state tour. They pair again for seven upcoming matches before heading to England.
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Paul & Mickelson
New York
Plsworth Vines
Fred Perry
Madison Square Garden
Perry
Vines
England
Pury
Deuce
Pee Lott
Bruce Bates
Brewers Take Loop Lead With Fifth Straight Win
CHICAGO May 4 Brewers under Allin Sotheron extended their winning streak to five, moving atop the American Association standings. They defeated Louisville 7 to 5 in the series opener, capitalizing on two unearned seventh inning runs after a 10-hit effort, while St Paul toppled Minneapolis 6 to 4 in 12 innings to delay a sweep.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Brewers
Detroit Tigers
Allin Sotheron
Louisville
Look For New Camp For Joe Louis
Chicago sources report Julian Black seeks a new training camp for Joe Louis before the Braddock bout at Comiskey Park on June 22. Lake Geneva officials invite Louis to train there, despite protests from the Home Owners Protective Association. Louis will not go where not wanted, with Lake Geneva merchants set to contribute a $5,000 fund.
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Julian Black
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Trai
James J. Braddock
Comiskey Park
Cry
Lake Geneva
Wis
Louis
Detroit Newaro
Prowsta
Lousa Party
Home Owners Group
Wrestling Results Across Cities and Weather Forecasts
The report lists wrestling results from Portland Maine Philadelphia Omaha Cambridge and Kansas City with various athletes and finishes. A state forecast follows noting generally fair weather in the Plains with varying cloud cover and chances of showers across South Dakota Iowa Minnesota and surrounding regions tonight and Wednesday.
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Hale Irwood
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Jim Austern
Tals
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Ireland
Nick Lyte
Californiat Falls
Philadelphia
Ernie Dave
Omaha
Neb
Hank Barber
Cambridge
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Wykol
Suwada
Chief Chewishi
Okimuigee
Ohl
South Dakota
Generly Suir
Towa
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