Baseball Roundup Points to Boston Pride in Late Run
Boston fans cheer as Lefty Grove notches fifth straight win with the Red Sox past the Tigers. Detroit struggles with Hank Greenberg out and Eldon Auker allowing seven hits. Other highlights include Danny MacFayden's 1-0 gem for the Bees and Gene Schott’s five-hitter for the Reds. Pirates, Cubs, Yankees all showcase strong pitching in varied results. Athletics top White Sox as Wally Moses delivers late homer. Indians rally past Senators to seal a win.
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Andy Clarke
Associated Press
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Broadway
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Simmie Foose
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Jon DiMaggio
Frankie Crowtti
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Arlington Wins East Central Track Meet at Lake Preston
Arlington captured the East Central Track and Field Meet at Lake Preston, scoring 9 points to lead Lake Preston, Oldham, De Smet, and Iroquois in a meet highlighted by Arlington's standout performances. Event winners included Nelson and Bande for Arlington, Seipp for Lake Preston, and Billington in field events, with finals times and distances listed across sprints, distance runs, relays, and throws.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Mia
Erwin
Oldham
de Smet
Bronint & Retland
Iroquois
Hurdies
Newman
Hookie
Anile
Feee
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Standford
Billington
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Altle
Kusman
Ferro
Hotland
Firg
Nelson
Ecklein
Wiedenkoop
Kussman
Ambers Defeats Sharkey In Lightweight Bout
Ambers defeated Jackie Sharkey of Minneapolis by technical knockout in six rounds to claim the lightweight crown. Sharkey’s corner threw in the towel as the bout ended with Ambers holding the edge on the referee’s scorecard. The arena crowd largely believed Sharkey could have turned the tide after a strong middle round.
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Jackie Ie Sharkey Mich
May Key
Anam
Fe Herkimer
Tony Canzoneri
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Sharkey
Abe
College Athletes Face Rivalry Boxing at Gleneagles
In Gleneagles Scotland United States and Great Britain contest Curtis Cup boxing style trials to select 90 amateur hopefuls, with North Carolina and Duke pairings stirring tension while draw sets early matchups for Thursday afternoon. Finalists from eight divisions proceed to May finals across Europe as teams from colleges clubs and factories seek Uncle Sam’s trip.
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Mac Novieh
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Othe
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Uncle Sam
Berlin
Neit Stummer
Gleneagles
Scotland
United States
Great Britain
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Leona Cheney
Santa Monica
Calif
Porm Barton
Mra J. &. Walker
Jessie Anderson
Helen Molin
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Charlotte Glutting
South Orange
MW. J
Huron Threat to Pierre in Legion IV Track Clash
Pierre High School governors defend their South Dakota conference title and seek a fourth straight track crown at Legion IV as Huron looms strong with key returnees. Analysts expect a close regional meet with Huron and Pierre battling for the championship amid strong dash and relay contenders.
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Pierre
Cental South Dakota
Pierre High School
Legion IV
Huron
Tigers
MrDowell
Doyle
Byron
Allen Withdraws as Olympic Basketball Leader
Lawrence Kansas May Dr F C Hoyt Allen KU athletic director resigns as director of the U S Olympic basketball team. He accuses A A U officials of deceitful politics and hitches their money to gain quarterly advantage. He notes his satisfaction with basketball being added to the Olympics and withdraws from further pursuit.
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Olympic B. B
Lawrence
Kan
W. EE. Meanwell
Madison
Wis
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Kensesscach
Meneses Jean Test
Baseball Notes from Yesterday's Scores and Highlights
Yesterday's games featured Gene Schott and the Giants powering two early runs, with Hite driving in five and Hafey and Wane adding RBIs. Gehrig doubled twice for the Yankees in a strong attack, Grove of the Red Sox shut out the Tigers for his fifth win, and Wally Moses homered as the Athletics beat the White Sox in the tenth. Billy Bulliven of Indiana tallied a three hit effort with a triple, double and single.
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Paul Wane
Piretto
Lou Gehrig
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Lad
Bob
Grove
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Tigers
Wally Moses
White ‘Sox
Billy ‘Bulliven
Indiana
T Tiple
Public Course to Open at Huron Country Club
The Huron Public Golf Course will open for business Thursday with a formal opening Saturday. Work completed overnight included enlarging greens on holes 2, 1 and 3, burning off rough, and other improvements. A. W. Anderberg oversees maintenance for the Huron Country Club this year.
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Kbopes
Saints Get Away Fast in AA Race
CHICAGO May 6 St Paul fans hoped the fast start of the Saints would not end as last season injuries derailed their pennant bid. Art Herring pitched the Saints to their tenth straight victory over Indianapolis, with Carl Fincher added to the mound staff. Minneapolis beat Columbus 13-8, Milwaukee edged Toledo late, and Louisville defeated Kansas City 5-1.
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Art Herring
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Chicago White
Millers
Valley League Reorganization Meeting Incomplete Report
A garbled OCR note describes a Valley League meeting to consider Hitchcock Wersington Speingy and Gann Valley for membership amid league reorganization following a withdrawal. James F Smith of Yale reportedly called the meeting, with unclear dates and places due to damaged text.
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Inne Sate Tear
Mangers -Jaroen Val League
Hitchcock, Wersington’ Speingy
Gann Valley
Pop
Carpanter
Willow Lake
Virgil
James ‘F.smith
Yale
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Northeast Meet Takes Clark to Top of High School Races
Clark wins the Northeast Conference meet at Groton led by Mihank with 1088 points total. Doland, Sleeton, Britton, and Groton/Webster competitors scored across events including 100 yd dash 10.2, 440 dash 55.8, mile 4:36, and 580 hurdles. Clark’s Coats and Redfield won multiple events while Milbank shows strong relay and field results.
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Pare' Song
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Trapp
Larson
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Anderson
RedAca
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Deland
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Pearson
Cottingham
Sisseton
Coxt
Redferg
Clack
Kirk
Mql- Mank
Lifedom
Great Golf Great Golf by Art Krenz Joner
Golf writer advises proper swing alignment and tempo to avoid common faults. Emphasizes relaxed right arm until just before impact to allow power through the stroke.
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Wy Art Krenz Joner
South Dakota State-Versus Dakota Dual Track Meet Preview
Vermillion May 6 The University of South Dakota hosts South Dakota State Jackrabbits in a long awaited dual meet since 1973. Both teams show strength in relays hurdles and distance events with Coyotes led by Hetland March and Lillibridge in hurdles and Brookman in pole vault. The meet features sprint dashes longer distances and baton exchanges as the Coyotes, Rabbits, and Vermillion athletes prepare for a tight rivalry showdown.
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Sute
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Brookman
von Rohr
Sedgewick
McNickle
Mel
Golfers From All Parts of Nation Join AP Ace Roster
A surge in hole in one submissions raises the AP National Hole-in-one Club to 245 with golfers from most states. New members include Barbour Brown of Chicago after 39 years pursuing an ace, 17-year-old Billy Grisham of Baton Rouge, and Billy Caird of Spokane proving golf can overcome disability.
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Associated Press
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New York
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Muscatine
Mud Creek Club
Injury Retires Earl Whitehill From Washington Team
Washington May 6 Earl Whitehill veteran left hander sprained his ankle in practice and will be out for perhaps two weeks. He stepped on a baseball while chasing a ball and turned the ankle without broken bones. Top pitcher for the club for several years he appeared in only two games this year due to an injured index finger on his pitching hand.
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Earl Whitehill
Washington
Hank Greenberg suffers two wrist fractures in setback
Detroit star Hank Greenberg disclosed two fractures in his left wrist, a recurrence from a previous injury, after colliding with Washington outfielder Jake Powell. The setback dimisihes hopes for a quick return to the lineup as plans for recovery unfold in Portland and Detroit coverage.
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Big Hank
Detroit
Hank
Greenberg
Detroit ‘Sixers
Jake Powell
Washington
Charleston golfers recount rare hole in one tale
In Charleston on May 6 amateur Fred Weaman and pro Johnny Adams discussed a hole in one from 1926. Adams recalled carding the feat at the 163 yard sixth hole as his tee shot rolled into the cup, surprising the crowd and marking a decade milestone in golf lore.
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Charleston
S.C
Fred Weaman
Johnny Adams
Adama Adam
Manager's Wife OKs Kissing Ban
Mrs Steve ONeill wife of the Cleveland Indians manager says the team kissing ban is a justifiable sacrifice due to meningitis illness of outfielder Bruce Campbell. She notes it should be acceptable for the team's families and says most players are married and stay home on road trips.
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Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Baseball Club
Indians
Bruce Campbell
Bowton
O'Neill
Washhington
O' Weill
Ferney Opens Season Beating Putney In Ragged Game
Ferney defeats Putney 18 to 12 in Groton with several Groton players on both sides. Marvin Rossow hits two home runs, a standout in a day marked by ragged play as Ferney plans extra practice before the Prairie League opener later this month.
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Putmey Groton
Groton
Marvin Rossow
Femey
Ross
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