Northern Rearmat Wolves Clinch Dual Meet Victory
The Northern Rearmat track team defeated Huron College Scalpers 87 to 35 in a cold dual meet here yesterday. Ralph Halvorsen and Milton Silverstein led the Wolves with multiple firsts including the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the 200 meter hurdles, as the Wolves won 11 events and tied one. The Scalpers won the high hurdles and the 880 yard relay, with Peterson and McDowell among top finishers for Northern and Huron College.
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Attendance Records Shattered At ABC Tourney Closure
Greenberg, baseball star, ends major league era to join the army at 21 a month. Inducted at 9:50 a m, he exchanged his Detroit Tigers number 5 for serial 936-214-611. He passed a final physical, left for Fort Custer after crowds welcomed him. He declined a 24-hour stay to attend the pennant raising at Briggs Stadium.
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Galan And Leiber Put On Cub Block
Chicago May 7Stanley Golan and Hank Leiker are part of drastic Cubs trades as Jimmy Wilson shakes the roster. Billy Myers goes to Cincinnati to shore up their shortstop slot while Billy Herman heads to Brooklyn boosting Dodgers pennant hopes. Wilson hints more moves may follow as he seeks balance and renewal.
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Golf Swing Tune Up By Craig Wood
Craig Wood explains post impact sequence for a solid golf shot. The column stresses staying with the intended motion after impact, keeping the head steady, left leg firming, and the right arm following through for a clean finish.
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League Leaders Reflect Mixed Baseball Stats Across NL
The Associated Press highlights include Slaughter of St. Louis leading in batting with 413 and 33 hits, LaVaggetto of Brooklyn’s 38, Camilli of Brooklyn with 7 home runs, and pitching leaders Casey of Brooklyn with 40 wins tied with Warneke, Cooper, and Louis at 36. Travis of Washington tops batting with 477, while Gordon of New York and DiMaggio of Boston shine with six home runs each. Harder of Cleveland leads pitchers with a 3-0 record, and Johnson of Boston at 2-0.
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Indy crash claim recalls Bailey race tragedy
A sports brief notes a year ago George Bailey, a race driver, died in a crash at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It mentions Bob Roe hitting a milestone in outfield play and references an international record tied to seven home runs in two games, highlighting historical athletic feats.
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Baseball safety caps eyed by MacPhail and doctors
New York May 7 The Special News Service reports Larry MacPhail and two Johns Houkina doctors have applied for patents on Brooklyn's new baseball safety caps. A Nova camp source mentions Joe Louisght signed for Yankee Stadium on Sept 17 at 27.50. Various notes follow including football holdouts and hockey league thoughts with parody names and colorful remarks from Connie Mack and Frank Calder.
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Baseball Scoreboard Highlights and Standings Across Leagues
American League and National League scores and standings show Cleveland and Detroit atop their divisions with mixed results. Multiple games feature late rallies and postponed matchups due to rain, with notable performances by players cited alongside team records and batting averages.
Distribution Of $200 000 Prize Money Is Begun
Sit Paul May 1 The American Bowling Congress wrapup ends with 35 000 bowlers and 150 000 spectators leaving town as 40 new alleys and 60 000 pins are sold. Vogels brothers Forest Park Wis clinch team title while Harold Kelly South Bend Ind wins all events. Prize money totals reach 2.9 million and next year moves to Columbus Ohio with 2 500 clubs already booking.
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Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
SEATTLE Al Hostak a former NBA middleweight champion stopped Anlio Sabatina in Seattle. New York Tami Mauriello stopped Hobo Williams in New York. A Boys Athletic League essay contest themed Why I Love Mother found 540 manuscripts, one titled Why I Don t Love The Waywand entry listing grievances including she makes me wad my ears every morning.
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Benny McCoy credit from school ma'am boosts Athletics player
Philadelphia star Benny McCoy credits a Pennsylvania school teacher for his turnaround from a faltering 257 batting average and 32 errors to becoming a leading American League hitter. He details winter work and new batting technique after letters of encouragement, saying the teacher urged him to prove he could be worth Connie Mack’s $45,000 bonus and his $10,000-a-year contract.
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Warmerdam Vaults To New Pole Vault World Record
California teacher Dutch Warmerdam raised the world pole vault mark to 15 feet 11 inches at Stanford, aiming for 15 feet 6 inches or higher at Fresno and planning to continue competing to please his wife. He notes older standards cannot handle his height and weight.
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Errors Costly As Indians And Cards See Streaks Shattered
The Indians losing streak ended their 11 game run after an error by Ken Keltner while the Senators beat them 3-2. The Cardinals saw their 10 game streak snapped 5-4 by the Braves in Boston due to late mistakes. Hank Greenberg homered twice as the Tigers beat the Yankees 7-4 in a farewell to the returning star. Dodgers crushed Pirates 7-3 as Herman thrived in his Cubs to Dodgers trade. Giants beat the Cubs 5-3 behind Hubbell while Blanton outdueled Vander Meer 4-2 in Cincinnati.
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Big Train's Smoke Easy Compared With Knuckle Ball
Washington readers recall Eddie Ainsmith recounting his days behind the plate for Walter Johnson and Dutch Leonard. He says Johnson's fastball was reliable yet fierce while Leonard's knuckleball baffled catchers and drove him to distraction. Ainsmith, now a Giants scout, prefers the fast ball to the knuckler every day. Elephants remain among the most costly animals to feed in captivity with detailed daily rations.
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No-Hitter Bonus Clause Ties to Feller Contract
Cleveland pitcher Seb Feller is guaranteed 1000 dollars with a clause that pays another 1000 if he throws a no hit game. The contract, involving Eddie Cantor for a May 14 broadcast, highlights salary conditions and Feller’s effectiveness.
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AA Leaders Vie Atop Tight American Association Race
After three weeks of play in the American Association, Louisville leads by 3.5 games over Milwaukee, with St. Paul idle and Columbus, Kansas City and Minneapolis in pursuit. Minneapolis lost 7 5 to Toledo dropping into a second place tie. Columbus beat St. Paul 12 2 to move to fourth. Saints left 30 runners on base as 14 Indianapolis-Milwaukee was rained out.
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Huron Hosts Prep Stars In Classic Track Meet
Huron High School hosts a regional track and field classic Saturday with top prep stars from 17 schools. Cheyenne Indians and Gettysburg Battlers loom as major threats as finals and preliminaries across events like high jump discus sprints and hurdles are scheduled, with a 25 cent admission for the afternoon sessions.
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Weather outlook for Huron region and Dakota areas
Partly cloudy with cooler nights and strong westerly winds. In Huron and vicinity expect diminishing winds tonight, with a modest drop in temperatures from 7am to 11am. Minnesota predicts considerable cloudiness and light precipitation in the north, while Iowa and extreme northeast will see cooler, partly cloudy conditions with diminishing winds.
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Wrestling Results in Minneapolis and Indianapolis
Bronko Nagur ski of International Falls defeated Wladislaw Talun of Poland in 15 minutes 52 seconds. Louis Thesz of St. Louis threw Ralph Gari baldi of New York in 25 minutes.
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