Zachary Celebrates Birthday With First Yankees Victory
Thirty three year old veteran Tom Zachary of the New York Yankees earned his first win of the season beating the Cleveland Indians as Babe Ruth supplied decisive support with his fourth home run. The Orioles? Not needed. major league action featured several strong pitching performances and high hitting totals across multiple games.
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University Track Meet Opens At South Dakota
The University of South Dakota hosts a freshmen versus varsity track meet this week with events scheduled today and Friday. Favorites include freshman Wirth Basker and Herman face strong varsity opposition in sprints and jumps, plus weight events favoring the varsity except in shot put where Mahan backs the freshmen.
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Suco the Pitcher and Golf Tension Control
A baseball tip explains using a delaying batter stance to unnerve a pitcher and relief for hitters. The writer suggests golfers mimic stepping out of the box and taking a practice swing to break tension before the first stroke.
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Creighton University Hosts Inter mural Tourneys
With varsity sports paused Creighton University shifts to intramural events across golf tennis handball baseball and billiards. Harold Crawford leads the golf field from Huron South Dakota with several favorites upset. Jolie Blumette and Fred Meleniors are strong in basketball and tennis respectively. Joan Tolan emerges as a dark horse in the tournament.
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Carnera to Meet Christner and Godfrey in Upcoming Fights
Bob Evans announced Primo Carnera has been matched with Kayo Christner in Detroit on May 31 and George Godfrey in Philadelphia on June 12. Evans said Carnera is in excellent condition after a schedule of exhibitions and is ready for tougher opponents.
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Region Four Athletes Eye State Meet After Regionals
Coaches from fourteen high schools in region four prepare for the angwer track and field meet in Huron on Saturday to determine contestants for the state meet in Sioux Falls. Readily, top athletes and regional record holders seek to earn spots by posting strong marks, led by Onida with multiple records including Starbuck and Simons.
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Woman Golf Star Gains Oil Fortune in Kettleman Sale
Malibu born Pebble Beach golf champion Persevering financier Marion Hollis directed the sale of Kettleman Oil to multiple buyers for about 10.5 million with a 32.5 million profit. Purchasers included the Honolulu Consolidated Oil and Pacific Western. Standard Oil and others bought large stakes. Hollins leveraged Pebble Beach ties and Col Franklyn P. Kenney to push geology work and deep tests after Marland Oil withdrew.
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Doland Prepares For Regional Meet
Doland coach White tunes up for the regional meet at Aberdeen after a strong inviitational showing. Entires include McNickle brothers in sprints and relays with Coates and Parchey in field events.
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Saints Rise as Dark Horse in Pennant Race
Saint Paul, once seen wrecked by 1929 star departures, surged to challenge Louisville. They edged the Colonels 4 to 1 aided by timely hits as Louisville misplays, moving to second place a half game behind. Kansas City beat Columbus 2 to 1 advancing to third while Milwaukee fell to Toledo 5 to 4. Minneapolis and Indianapolis rested due to rain.
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Indians Rally To Lead AL Amid Injuries And Slumps
The Cleveland Indians push atop the American League with six regulars out injured as Roger Peckinpaugh shifts pennant hopes to crisis moments. The piece notes a train wreck incident affecting the last three regulars and mentions other sports and figures in a broad sports commentary tone.
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Yesterday's Stars Showcase Narrow Card Wide Scoring
Chick Hafey of the Cardinals hit a homer and a triple driving in five as St Louis outscored Philadelphia 16 to 14. Frank O Doul led the Phillies with five hits and three doubles, winning the league batting lead. Del Bissonette and Sammy Hale posted multiple homers for their teams as the Robins fell to the Cubs 5 to 3 and the Browns beat the Athletics 2 to 0. Bebe Ruth hit his fourth homer for the Yankees in an 8 to 7 win over Cleveland. Benny Frey secured Reds third straight win by limiting the Braves to three singles.
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Rain Causes Postponements in City Diamondball Schedule
Two games were moved to the postponed list after rain halted play. In the B league Elks face Knights of Pytaias, while Huron Dairy and K and K were set for A league action. One A league game may be moved tonight if no other matches are played.
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Bernard outpoints Zazzerina in Montreal bout
Roger Bernard of Detroit defeated Leonard Young Zazzerina Tessex City over ten rounds in Montreal, securing a clear decision. The bout showcased Bernard's speed and edge in the later rounds.
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Four Big Leaguers Declared Ineligible
CHICAGO May 8 Four national league veterans have been declared ineligible by Commissioner Kenesaw M Landis for failure to sign new contracts Edd Roush Gist outfielder Johnny Cooney Boston infielder Chester Nichols Philadelphia pitcher and J Pete Fowler pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals If they sign later they must be reinstated with deductions from salaries for idleness.
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Legion Corps Receives New Bugles From Conn Elkhart
The American Legion drum and bugle corps unveiled a full set of bugles manufactured by C G Conn Ltd in Elkhart, upgrading their marching band gear for upcoming events.
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Thompson and Fields Prepare for Friday Welterweight Bout
Detroit report says Marc P. Hickie and challenger Young Thompson complete workouts at Olympia Stadium for Friday night action. Thompson holds under 187 pounds while Fields asks to hit the Wei limit. managers express confidence as weigh in approaches.
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Derby Field Narrows With Ten Days To Run
NEW YORK May 8 With the 57th Kentucky Derby ten days away the probable starting field has narrowed to about three of America s top three year olds. More than 22 entered the call on May 17. It would be a record Kentucky turf classic. Two years ago Heigh Cyan defeated 21 of the nation s best in his muddy victory.
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