Will Start Drive for Baseball Funds Committee Plans
A city canvass will raise funds to start reorganizing the Huron Boosters for the 1930 baseball season. The committee, led by Lawrence Zieske Alex Culhane and George Webster, will form sub committees with Lawrence Cornell as temporary treasurer and aim to elect permanent officers at Monday's meeting. The drive, to begin tomorrow, targets broad local support to launch summer baseball.
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Huron Boosters
Huron Baseball Club
Lawrence Zieske
Alex Culhane
George Webstec
Lawrence Cornell
Railroaders Rally In City League Victory Over K of P
Nene freezing temperatures could not cool the C and N W diamondball squad as they rang up a 22 to 12 win over the K of P in the city league opener. Twenty hits fueled the victory with Gillespie Hill and Hearst collecting four baggers for the C and N W and Brakke Smith and Giland for the K of P. Bjerkeset pitched and added a three bagger.
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C. & N. Wailroad
K. of
Coney Island
Netinnat Bankers
Elks and Armour
Huron Dairy Products
Railroaders
Pythians
Todgenen
Gillespie
Hill
Hearst
N. W
Brakke
Smith
Giland
P. Cause
Bjerkset
Cisco
den W
Bjerkeset End Hill
Johnson
Jamz
Bowers
Ruskin Park Pavilion Opens 1992 Season With New Features
The Ruskin Park pavilion near Huron will formally open the 1992 season on Thursday night under manager Richard Sejncha. Jack Mills' 11 piece Sioux City orchestra will perform, and a new flasher light will light dances. Regular events include Thursday dances and roller skating on Sundays and evenings during State Fair week.
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Ruskin
Ruskin Park Jhance
Mianager
Richard Sejncha
Wolsey
Rosenbloom Wins Lightweight Bout In Oregon Title Try
Maxie Rosenbloom defeated Joe Lamski of Aberdeen in a ten round decision at land last night to claim a close title bout. Lamski had two good rounds, the second and seventh, while Rosenbloom dominated the rest, outweighing him at 178 pounds.
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Lamski
Tland
Ore
Maxie Som
Worle
Spion
Joe Lamski
Aberdeen
Rosenbloom
Por
Illinois Holds Top Spot In Big Ten Baseball Standings
Chicago may 64 Illinois today led the Big Ten standings with five straight wins and no losses. The Illini defeated Michigan 10 to 6 to extend their momentum as undefeated teams fall further behind in the race at the conference diamond.
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Illinois
Chicago
Sue
Wiins
Michigan
Demerey Is Defeated In North Dakota Bout
In Fargo North Dakota Mickey O Donnell of Sioux City Iowa and Babe Herman of St Paul fought six rounds to a draw last night In another six rounder Hagerty won the decision over Demerey Aberdeen South Dakota S KF NMETMEN WIN SIOUX FALLS May 6 Without the services of two of their tar players in the double tournament the Sioux Falls College tennis team won a triangular meet over Augustana Yankton College at Sioux Falls scoring 22 points to seven for Yankton The winning of both first and second place in the singles tournament gave the team a lead which the defeat of their doubles team in the match failed to counteract
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Demerey
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Mickey O'Donnell
Sioux City
Iowa
Babe Herman
St. Paul
Hagerty
Aberdeen
S. D
No More Fields To Conquer So Woman Turns Pro
Virginia Pepp, five time St Louis district women's champion and noted amateur, becomes St Louis first woman golf professional. She will join Triple A club as instructor for men and women, aiming to prove women can compete with men while capitalizing on her peak performance years.
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ST. Louis
Virginia Pepp
Pepp
St Louis
Triple A
Fepp
Popp
A A Prospering Despite Weather
Chicago reports mixed but hopeful baseball business in class AA as weather disruptions ease. Thomas Jefferson Hickey notes Columbus Red Birds strong, Minneapolis slump easing, and Indianapolis plans a $350000 stadium while Columbus buys Paul Dean from Houston. Columbus moves to third by beating Milwaukee 8 to 4.
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Paul Mickelson
Chicago
American Association
Thomas Jefferson Hickey
Toop
Hickey
Minneapolis
Millers
Columbus Club
Red Birds
St. Louis Cardinals
Indianapolis
Columbus
Indians
Paul Dean
Jerames Dizzy Dean
Houston
Texas
Milwaukee
Columbus tops Milwaukee 8 to 4 in AA action
In American Association baseball, Columbus defeated Milwaukee 8 to 4 while other games were postponed due to rain. Columbus mounted an early lead and held on as Milwaukee rallied briefly.
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American Association Columbus
Milwaukee
Boxers to Appear at Legion Meeting
R N Munson an Huron fight promoter who operates a gymnasium will present his entire stable at the William Beaves post of the American Legion meeting in the K G hall tomorrow night. The program will include several exhibition boxing rounds. The meeting aims to discuss urgent business and will start at 8 p m according to Commander William De Welter. The post bulletin notes a change from Thursday to this week May Gate revised to thin week.
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Legion Meeting
R. N. Munson
Huron
William Beaves Post
Americans Legion
K. G. Hell
1930 Champs Edge Through Weather Hit Meets
Doland and De Smet high schools defended North East and East Central conference titles amid poor weather. Doland held off Clark Ipswich and Webster for a 35 1/3 point win. De Smet topped Lake Preston by three points, with Antle and Smith winning dual events and Johnson leading Arlington's scorers.
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de Smet
Lake Preston
Clark
Ipswich
Doland
North East Loop
Bulldogs
Willow Lake
Webster
Wheelers
de Smet High School
Woyen
Arlington
Hetland
Bancroft
Castlewood
Estelline
Iroquois
Oldham
Lake Norden
Hayti
Erwin
Bryant
Ante
Smith
Antle
Miller
Ulrick
cun—Johnson
Johnson
Roberts
Kellar
Veult
Herkly
Aslington
Wilson Dominated by Austin in Watertown Boxing card
Kenny Austin of Central City Nebraska outpointed Jimmy Wilson of Watertown in a decisive middleweight bout last night. Johnny De Otis beat Blackie Bursheim in an eight round semi windup. A six round draw between id Anderson and Jimmie Weedhall closed the Watertown segment. Hank Smith stopped Kid Jobbins in prelims as Lake Preston and Jack Bickett defeated George Huffman in a KO. Other results from Cleveland and Indianapolis shows Risko over Baer and Chastain over Anderson.
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Wilson
Austin
Watertown
May
Kenny Austin
Central City
Neb
Jimmy Wilson
Johnny de Otis
Minneapolis
Blackie” Bursheim
Id" Anderson
Jimmie Weedhall
Minnesta
Minn
Kid” Jobbins
Relville
Hank Smith
Lake Preston
Jack Bickett
George Huffman
Gary
Big League Leaders in National and American League standouts
The Associated Press lists top hitters and pitchers by league with players from the Phillies Reds Pirates Cubs Giants Yankees Indians Senators and Tigers leading in batting runs batted in hits and home runs. Notable figures include Hornsby Klein Gehrig Cronin and Gehrig again with multiple top marks across both leagues.
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Associated Press
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Phillies
Roettger
Reds
Use Waner
Pirates
Klein
Mine
Hornsby
Cubs
Hartnett
Ott
Giants
Critz
Verger
Arlett
Rye
Yankees
Fonseca
Indians
Myer
Senators
Blue
White Sox
Gehrig
Cronin
Benatars
Alexander
Tigers
Stone
Simmons
Athletics
Yesterday's Stars From The Associated Press
Fred Fitzsimmons of the Giants pitched to a shutout as Robins were beaten 6-0 with three hits and only one reached second. Johnny Watwood of the White Sox had a five for four showing including a single double triple and a sacrifice to lead a 7-3 win over Detroit. George Harnshawn of the Atvties held the Red Sox to six hits and fanned ten in a 4-1 victory. Wesley Schulmerich of the Braves homered and tripled driving in the winning run with a three bagger as they beat Phil Kies 10 to 5. Lester Sweetland of the Cubs beat the Reds with seven hits including a single and double in an 8-4 win. Ben Chapman of the Yankees drove in five runs with two singles and a double in an 18-8 rout of the Senators.
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Associated Press
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Robins
Johnny Watwood
White Sox
Detroit
George Harnshawn
Atvties
Red Sox
Wesley Schulmerich
Braves
Phil Kies
Lester Sweetland
Cubs
Gaye
Gayle Talbot, JR
Boston
Wes
Phillies
T Hen
Phils
Los Angeles
South
Schumerich
Robert “Red” Worthington
Rochester
Schulmerich
Buzz Arlett
Tom Zachary
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Cincinnati
Frey
Beto
Sweeilad
Washington Senators
Teese
Rabe Ruts
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Earl Webb
Yankees
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Burnet
Averill
Baer loses to Risko in 14 rounds in Cleveland
Max Baer the Californian heavyweight prospect was defeated by veteran Johnny Risko in a 14 round decision in Cleveland. Baer opened with rights, Risko rallied, and the judges Larry Norette and Herb Williams upheld the result as Kilhane refereed.
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Max Baer
Risko Cleveland
Los Angeles
Johnny Risko
Baer
Risko
Schulmerich Brightens Braves With Homer and Triple
Wes Schulmerich from Beach shines in comeback games for Boston, driving in runs with a homer and a ninth inning triple to power a 5 4 win over Philadelphia. Red Worthington also homered, backing a strong effort by Freddie Fitzsimmons as the Giants, Cardinals, and Cubs win and shift NL race. Yanks thump Senators 18 4, Athletics top Red Sox 4 1, and White Sox beat Tigers 3 1 as league action tightens. An interlude notes a golf tourney held in Onida with east-west teams taking part.
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Hart
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Porden
Mel McNickle
Gross
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Clyde Chastain
Dallas
Joe Anderson
Covington
St Paul
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Paker
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Congress Cigar
Philadelphia, PA
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Minneapolis Drug Co., Distributors
Minneapolis, Minn
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