Doland and Pirates Shine in Record Relays and Plagued by Pitching
Doland stars as Dakota Relays showcase record breakers while Pirates suffer from pitching woes amid a string of losses. Nee to sign contract cost Meine. Pirates rely on shaky staff as offense stalls behind Waner Sukr. Cubs regain league lead with 3 1 victory over Brooklyn. Mitchell lifts Giants past Cardinals 4 3. Yankees rise to second after Pipgras dominates Tigers 1 0. White Sox snap skid by beating Senators 5 3. Leadoff home run by Schulte helps St. Louis notch 6 1 win over Red Sox.
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Associated Press
Boston Braves
Cincinati
Clarence Mitchel
Cardinals
Harold Schumacher
Giants
Dakota relays ignite new marks at Sigux Falls meet
SIGUX FALLS May 7 Three meet records fell and a fresh mark was set as 700 athletes from 21 colleges and 39 high schools competed. North Dakota State led with standout performances in half mile relay and sprint medley, while Carleton and Dakota State posted top relay times and new field records in shot put and discus.
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Sigux Falls
Little Dolaral High School
Meinhownr
University of North Dakota
Teade
Englemann
South Dakotas State
Carleton College
Nebraska Wesleyan
Einiover
Competi Fit
Fiirdiva
Rickwwoll City
Lic
Groza
Doland
Tinewp
Arlington
Dolnmd
Elf
Fied
Meth
Wikton
Yavorn Ureinadds
Wilore
Pike
Siemeth
Nive S
Meinnuver
Witlert
Burma
Worthel i
Huei
Sioux Falls
Alguire
Meper
Ailend
Sioux City
Aumustana College
Yarston College
Wondy Miner
North Dakota
Wilert
Iowa
North Dekexa
Giier
South Oak
State
Evang
Wayne
Normal
Hunt
Western Teams Ahead In A. A. Western Standings
CHICAGO May 7 In the American association the western division leads with Kansas City Minneapolis and Milwaukee among the top teams. St Paul suffers a five game losing streak while Indianapolis holds second division posture. Kansas City beat Toledo 9 4 as Nick Cullop homers again Columbus and Milwaukee split results with Columbus winning and St Paul faltering. Spring vault rivals Stanfor
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Chicago
St Paul
American Association
Kansas City
Minnneapolis
Ilwaukee
Saints
Indianapolis
Aeronet
Kanaski
Peints
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Sifely
St. Paul
Willis Norman
Milwaukee
Walter Miller
Red Birds
Brewers
Nick Cullop
Columbus Attam
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphi
Louisville
Dabasdee
Associated Press
Murdo
Lopez
Bush
Hemsley
ROE
Philadelpha
Elliott
McCurdy
Schumacher
Hogar
Dimger
Wilson
Harder
Yat Jac
Caraway
Faber
Berry
Weaver
Spencer
Stewart
Kimsey
Ferrell
Donville
Connolly
Whitehill
Hurl
American Associa Ron
Karma City
Boxing Results From Last Night Across Regions
World welterweight champion Jackie Fields outpointed Henry Young in Louisville in a non title bout while Cecil Payne from Louisville outpointed Ray Kiser of Oklahoma City. Charles Baxter stopped Benny McArthur in Fairmont. Buck MecTerrin of Erie outpointed Jon Trippo of Buffalo and Johnny Dean of Pittsburgh defeated another opponent in Fiie.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Jackie Fields
Henry Young
Fiipe
Cecil Payne
Ray Kiser
Oklahoma City
Fairmont
W. Va
Charles Baxter
Benny McArthur
Erib
Buck MecTerrin
Pris ‘Burgh
Jon Trippo
Buffalo
Johnny Dean
Fiie, Pa
Johnny Bedinni
Ouimet Leads U S Golf Team Selections For British Match
Article lists probable 1930s American golf team to face Great Britain at Brookline, with Francis Ouimet as captain. Notable players include Gene Homans, George Dunlap, Johnny Lehman, Jack Westland, Maurice McCarthy, Donald Moe, George Weight, and alternates Lester Bolstad and Lawson Little, noting retirements and past form.
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Art Krenz
NEA Service Golf Wver
Southampton
N.Y
Francis Quimet
N Ouimet
Brookline County Club
Greberyman
Funes
Bobby Jones
Shes
George von Elm
Foffee
Pebble Ch
Don Mue
Joyultisy
Dunlap
George Dunlap
Johnny Lehman
Jack Westland
Onimet
Howell
Billy Howell
Maite
Gollers
Ovimet
Lawson Little
Lester Bolstad
Maurice McCarthy
Ducky Yates
Charley Seaver
Johnny Goodmen
McCarthy
Intercollegials
Losis
Merion
Francis Ouimet
Donald Moe
George Weight
Gene Homans
George Duslap
Johny Lehman
City D-Ball League Sets First Half Schedule 1992
The City D-Ball League outlined a complete first half season running through June 16 with a May 17 opener featuring Elks against Armour. May 18 to June 16 list matchups among C N W, Swanders, Standard Oil, Huron Dairy Products, and Elks. A Monday meeting at the Elks club room will approve the plan and collect player lists and fees.
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Elks
Armour Packers
C. & N. W. Railroadt
Swanderbakers
Standard Oil
Huron Dairy Products
Tom Luby
Elks Club
Marvin Hughitt
Wiks
Armours
Swanders
Staud Oil
Huron Dairy
Plan Formation of C S D Ball League
Representatives from central South Dakota towns met to form a central South Dakota baseball league. Four towns attended and another meeting is set for Blunt Tuesday evening to finalize the organization. Towns may join to expand the league to eight teams.
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Harkold
Spectan—Aa
South Dakota
Central South Dakota
Blunt
The
Mellette High Bears Basketball Letters Awarded
Mellette high school presents basketball letters to both girls and boys squads. Girls recipients include Captain Caroline, Oberle, Brytle Falmer, and Captain, while boys recipients include Captain George Kerr, George Odegaard, Charles Palmer, Harold Hall, Harvey Holt, Paul Fiskhack, Richard Tollefson, and Elwin Kezar. Additional sweater buyers listed include George Kezar, Elwin Kezar, Lente Littken, Lucie Musch, Geraldieenen Deesthy Arthurs, and Eileen Holed Carson. A Kanes City Blues pitcher is noted as cast at 3 Sem Antero, Tex high school.
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Mellette Mellette
Mellette High School
Caroline and Oberle
Bryrtle Falmer
George Kerr
George Odegaard
Charles Palmer
Harold Hall
Harvey Holt
Paul Fiskhack
Richard Tollefson
Elwin Kezar
George Kezar
Lente Littken
Lucie Musch
Geraldieenen Deesthy Arthurs
Carson
Kanes
City Blues
Antero
Tex
Players shine in tight baseball matchups across leagues
Roger Cramer drove in three runs with a triple and a single for Athletes-Drove against the Indians. George Pipgras of the Yankees held the Tigers to five singles, fanned seven, and won 1-0. Fred Schulte hit a homer with one on in the seventh for the Browns to edge the White Sox. Jim Elliott of the Phillies allowed seven hits to the Pirates, secured two hits and drove in a run while scoring once. Clarence Mitchell of the Giants relieved to three hits over four innings against the Cardinals. Red Lucas of the Reds limited the Braves to four hits and drove in three runs with four singles.
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Yanks
Joe McCubhs
New York Yankees
George Pipgras
Detroit Tigers
Pipgras
al Simmins
Roger Cramer
Aublétics
Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
High Willingtonm
Fred Schulte
Jin Loves
St. le Bron
Beaton Red Sox
Tai
Associated Press
Yankees
Tigers
Browns
Jim Elliott
Phillies
Pirates
Clarence Mitchell
Giants
Cardinalair
Red Lucas
Reds
Braves
Foxx Surges To Lead American League Batting Race
CHICAGO May 7 Jimmy Foxx of Philadelphia surged atop the AL batting leaders in week three with unofficial averages showing 25 hits in 68 at bats for a .420 clip. Carl Reynolds of Washington rose to second at .498 for the week, while Babe Ruth slipped to .327. Other leaders included Gehrig and Cronin, with Johnson leading in hits and doubles, and Porter and Gehringer among notable performers.
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Chicago
Jimmy Foxx
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
G. Walker
Detroit
Carl Reynolds
Washington
Babe Ruth
Age Pling
Dickey
New York
Myatt
Cleveland
Gehrig
Oliver
Boston
Goslin
St. Louis
Cronin
Johnson
Porter
Gehringer
Averill
Chapman
Yankees
Steaing
Bercustek
Foxx
Babs Ruth
Felding
Pierre and Huron Host C S D B C Carnival Today
Central South Dakota conference athletes compete at Huron college field in the Beadle County Carnival. Pierre aims to defend championship as Wessington, Hitchcock, Bouleville and nearby towns contest for regional honors and future Sioux Falls meet qualifiers.
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Pierre and
Huron
C.S.D
Beadle County
South Dakota
Iwo
Lerre
Ous
Huron College Field
Virgil
Wolsey
Wessington
Bonilla
Hitchouel
Huron High School
Faulkien
Sie Association
Sioux Falls
Huron College Wack
Notable Baseball Echoes In Early Season Hype
A heaping mix of boxing talk and baseball gossip fills the page. Josef Paul vows to fight Schmeling anywhere while A’s and Simmons loom over May baseball hopes. Hafey trade tempers Cardinal faith with Reds optimism as Kress’s White Sox deal signals shift in infield strength.
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William Braucher
Josef Paul
Cuckoschay
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Swanson Tops A. A. Lead In batting average
Chicago May 7 An American Association season update lists Ivar Swanson of Columbus atop the batting table with a .427 average after Thursday’s games. He leads in total bases and hits, while Nick Cullop and Walker trade home run honors as Letch and Mowry push for runs and runs batted in.
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Chicago
Stuing
Ivar Swanson
Columbus
Grebbed
Base Dunzel
Minnie Isda
Muaners
Jodie Field
Honers
Nick Cullop
Helder
Agsaciyion
Walker
Tarlianspolis
Dewitt Letch
Kansas City
Rubel
Minnneapolis
Koster
St. Paul
National Batting Averages Slip In Early May Context
National league batting race tightens with Hughey Cruz leading New York Gritty at .400 and Pinkney Whitney of Philadelphia at .397. Les Milan third at .381, followed by George Watkins, Paul Waner, and others. Highlights include Waner with 11 doubles and five stolen bases, Terry and Suhr tying for home runs, Whitney with 29 hits, and Klein topping runs with 20.
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New York
Weels
Hughey Cruz
New York Griity
Arthur
Pinkey" Whitney
Philadelphia
Cruz
Paul Waner
Bill Terry
Chuck Klein
Puttik
Gia Suhr
Waner
Terry
Suhr
Jim Calling
Cardinals
Whitney
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Meine
Steve Swetanic
Stall
Cubs
Meinhover
Klemann
Carleton
Flandresu ‘Vies Record
Pierson
Olympic Napis
Steve Adkins
Dakota
McTrae
Piergon
Med Winters
South Dikete Sento College
Co. Tea
Wirth
Norton
Casita “Seno” Welch
Vais
Pichal
Don Soni
Bate
Jandert
Thy
SN Yard
Barker
Merningaiihe
Wieth
Dukiow
Hurausollege
Vime
Neat
Welch
Ste
Norlen
U, S
Tlondos
Salt Lake City
Jim Londo
Dick Daviscourt
Daviscourt
A. A
St. Paul's
Stanford University
CAL
Lee Barnes
Southern California
Ward Edmunds
Stanford
Graber
Trojan
Bill Martin
Pepper Mar Hid
Ouimet
Probaly
Ito
Geerus Voight
Homans
Pebble Beach
Jones
Lehman McCarthy
Lunlap Voignt
MOK
Westland Nomans
City
C. S. D. Ball League
Philadelphia Star
Raymond
Raymond High School
Turten
Charley
Jemiecun
Joe Voamilk
Ceech
Pierre Hos
Pierre
Bentson
Connie My
Mark
Wihet
Mack Sai
Mack
Bing Miller
al Simmons
Firme
Atlantics
Hafey Cincinerali
Chick Hefey
Jeff Reid
Hafey
Phil Ball
Kress
Ralph Kress
Hachey
Campbell
St Louis
Redbeat
Bill Killefer
Bump Hadley
Hadley
Fox
Jednaer Todeen
Lake
Swanson
Columbus Gulfelder
Crita and
Gator Golterg
University of Florida
Gainesville
Bill Doyle Wall
Florida Laksmen
Fitz Pollstd
Senn Llent School
Bob
Mute Haas
Haas
Tris Speaker
Mule Haas
Ruth
Geld
Anas
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