Huron Track Poised for Regional Carnivals in Sioux Falls
Huron College and Huron high school athletes prepare for back to back regional carnivals this weekend. Five schools, including Jamestown, Valley City Teachers, and Northern Normal, travel to compete against Huron and Pierre at regional venues, with state Sioux Falls meets looming.
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Northern Normal
Aberdeen
North Dakota
Edendale Normal
Jamestown College
Valley City
Jamestown
Parker
Huron College
Northern
Pierre Huron
John Bengeter
Tiger
Pierre
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Cards And Reds in Player Deal Boosts Shortstop Puzzle
New York May 9 In a player transaction the St Louis Cardin als trade two pitchers and an infielder to the Cincinnati Reds for Leo Durocher a clever fielder at short. The move shores up the Cardinals infield while Street’s Reds gain added pitching depth with Derringer and Stout. Durocher’s defense could settle the hole at short though his hitting is limited. The Reds and Cards also shuffle other positions as Frisch Hornsby and Pepper Martin move around to fit the lineup. Derringer brings starting potential while Adams may claim a regular infield role alongside High.
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New York
Gabby Lovet
St Louis Cardinals
Leo
Lippy) Durocher
Cincinnati Reds
Street
Paul Derringer
Allyn Stout
Earl
Sparky) Adams
Reds
Durocher
John Ogden
Frank
Dutch) Henry
Ogden
Henry
Cardinal
Derocher
Cardinals
Charley Gelbert
Pepper” Martin
Frank Frisch
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Frisch
Hormsby
Martin
Derringer
Stout
Adams
Andy High
Cards
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Boxers from cities including Pittsburgh Chicago Newark St Paul and San Francisco fought at events last night. Outcomes listed feature outpoints stopped bouts with names such as Red Haggerty Eddie Shea and Wesley Bryant among others, in a compiled report with scattered city notes and results.
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Associated Press
Fittsburgh
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Eddie Shea
Chicago
New York
Eddie Ran
Poland
Benny Levine
Newark
N. J
Rochester
Minn
Red Haggerty
Bemidji
Mirza
Wesley Bryant
St Paul
Miarai
Fla
Lenberry
St Louis
Yancey
St. Petersburg
Pla
Londos Wins Camden Bout in Straight Falls
Sim Londos, 20, of St. Louis, won two straight falls over Fred Grubmier, 205, in Camden New Jersey on May 3 as the fast night wrestling card concluded.
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Londos
Camden
N. J
Sim Londos
St. Louis
Fred Grubmier
Toya
Eastern S. D. Conference Abandons Dickinson System For Basketball
The Eastern South Dakota meet may shift to Brookings on May 21 after Aberdeen sent a squad to Sioux Falls this season. Officials plan to finish schedules at the next meeting. Football will keep the Dickinson rating for at least one more year despite a basketball tie that favored Watertown under the new method.
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Sioux Falls
Brookings
Howard Wood
Aberdeen
Eagles
Dickenson
Huron
Watertown
Two D Ball Tilts Lined Up Tonight In City League
Rain and wet grounds postpone two diamondball games in Huron leagues as President Tom Luby and Jack Stafford announce schedules. City league features Grocers versus De Molays while the Prosperity league has Giants against Madhens. Last week's results had Ghosts beating Bears 9 to 7. Giants earlier defeat misreported.
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Grocers
de Molays
Giants and Mudhens
Huron
Tom Luby
City League
Jack Stafford
Prosperity Loop
Huron Grocery Company
Moose
Giants
Madhens
Ghosts
Bears
Boxer Dies From Injuries In Bout
New Orleans May 94 Jack Holland former Tulane football star turned professional boxer died today from a cerebral hemorrhage after a bout with Tony Marullo of New Orleans. He collapsed and remained unconscious through the night and morning.
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Boxer
New Orleans
Jack Holland
Tulane University
Holland
Tony Marullo
State Baseball Loop Receives Growing Support
Garden City reports rising interest in the South Dakota Association of Amateur Leagues as the baseball season nears. Father Meyer of Gettysburg, president of the Central South Dakota Baseball League, voiced hope for full backing of the state association. The central loop is expected to join the ten leagues entering the state championship playoff.
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Garden City
South Dakota Association of
Father Meyer
Gettysburg
Central South Dakota Baseball League
Central Loop
Btandings: Toledo edges Kansas City 4 3 in AA action
American Association game results show Toledo defeating Kansas City 4 to 3. Other scheduled games were rained out.
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American Association
Toledo
Kansas City
Three AA Second Basemen Lead Slugging Pace
In St Paul Irving Jeffries, Indianapolis Francis Sigafoos and Toledo Bill Sweeney pace the American Association with high batting averages. Jeffries rose to the top by unloading five hits in six at bats in his latest game. All are former major leaguers.
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A. A
ST Paul
May
Inields
American Association
Irving Jefiries
St. Paul
Francis Sigafoos
Indianapolis
Bill Sweeney
Toledo
Jeffries
Pairings Set for Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Open Qualifying
Omaha May 3. Pairings for the sectional qualifying round of the National Open Golf Tournament at the Field Club course were announced by Stanley Davis Field Club pro. Ten qualifiers will emerge from 18 entrants in the Nebraska Iowa South Dakota section. Johnny Goodman an Omaha amateur has been ruled eligible for open play at Chicago without local qualifying. Davis will send entrants out in threesomes.
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Omaha
Neb
Field Club
Stanley Davis
Field Club Pro
Nebraska-Iowa
South Dakota
O Johnny
Goodman
Omsha
Chicago
Davis
Western clubs dominate early NL play in season debut
In the first 24 games of the East West series invaders from the West hold a 16-8 edge. Pittsburgh Pirates blanked the Boston Braves as Larry French pitched well, while the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants in St. Louis. The Pirates and Cardinals have nine wins between them. Debuts include Don Brennan's 7-3 Yankees win over the White Sox and Bob Boken's 12th inning homer helping the Senators to a 10-8 win over the Browns.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Larry French
Pitchirly
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Pirates
Derertch
Braves
Tom Zachary
Bucs
Bill Hullahan
Cardinals
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Joe Medwick
Frankie Frisch
Don Brennan
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Browns
St Louis
Bob Boken
Fred Schulte
Toledo Players Are Versatile
Toledo's Mudders, hampered by injuries, use flexible positions to win 4 to 3 in 10 innings over Kansas City. Detore mapped to catcher, Trosky moved to first, Sweeney to second, and O'Neill personally caught later. Morague, Daljack, and Detore contributed, while Schino's homer tied the game earlier. Rain shortened other games.
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Chicago
Toledo
Steve O'Neill
O'Neill
George Detore
Pilot O'Neill
Detore
Hal Trosky
Pete Turgeon
Kansas City
Trosky
Bill Sweeney
Hellando
Monte ‘Pearson
Eddie Morague
Frank Daljack
Sweeney
Stanley Schino
Blues
Color Of Lure Important Item By Jimmy Do
The article discusses lure color choices for fishing, noting red and white plugs and spinners are common in northern waters. It argues color effectiveness depends on bait abundance, day lighting, and species. silver finishes suit lakes with silver shiners, dark lures perform on bright days, and lighter colors may work at night.
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Jimmy DO
Justa
Drawings For Groton B B Tourney Announced
Groton invitation baseball tournament drawings were held in Webster on May 6. Pairings include Pierpont versus Andover at 4 pm and Groton versus Webster at 6 pm. Langford meets Hecla at 3 pm and Bristol faces Columbia at 3 pm. Semis Saturday at 12:09 pm and 3:15 pm. Final at 6 pm, nine innings for the final.
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May
Webster
R. L. Snyder
Pierpont
Andover
Langford
Hecla
Bristol
Columbia
Fang
State trapshooting series opens amid rain and delays
Highmore reports the 1933 trapshooting season opened at Parkston with light attendance due to heavy rain. rain hampered Yankton shoot as well. upcoming events include Aberdeen May 4, Redfield May 2, Sioux Falls June 4, Brookings June 11, and the Redfield state tournament June 18 15 20 deciding singles doubles and handi cap titles. 1932 champ B J Mescher of Emery shot 94 of 100 at Parkston and aims for a consecutive title, while Billy Williams plans shoots at Stony Point on Lake Kampeska in Watertown for September 3 4.
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Highmore
Perkston
Yankton
C. L. Greer
Billy Williams
Stony Point
Lake Kamoeska
Watertown
Derby Jockey Don Meade Suspended Thirty Days
Don Meade, winning Kentucky Derby jockey, is suspended thirty days for actions during the Derby ride on Head Play and Head Play’s rider is also sanctioned. The suspension bars him from Maryland tracks though Kentucky stake races are allowed. The case centers on rough riding and a clash with rival Fischer during the finish with Head Play and Broker’s Tip. Jimmy Smith may ride Head Play in the Preakness if Meade cannot.
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Herb Fischer
Baltimore
R. Bradley
Hooker
Pumico
Will Heng
Meade
Churchill Downs
Fischer
Maryland
Kentucky
Mary-land
Matt Daige
Mary-land Jockey Club
Jimmy Smith
Bradley Rider
Broker's Tip
Silas B. Mason
Head Play
Broker
Meadé
Lockeys
Savoldi and Londes Ordered to Meet in Return Match
The MIlnow athletic commission ordered Jim Londos and Jos Savoldi to a return wrestling match in Chicago within 30 days under penalty of forfeiting their claims. The ruling aims to settle Savoldi’s Apr 7 one fall win, with the winner to be recognized as world champion upon timely contest and both men to post forfeits.
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Savoldi
Londes
Chicago
Mlnnows Athletic Commission
Jim Londdog
Jos Savoldi
Chicago Stadion
Londos
Jan Adonis
Baseball Roundup of Yesterday's Stars and Scores
Yesterday's stars included Larry Franch with the Pirates blanking the Braves 3 0 on three singles Bob Baker lifting the Senators with a 12th inning homer on base one to topple the Browns Joe Medwick and Frank Frisch of the Cardinals homered driving in all runs in a 3 0 win over the Giants Don Brennan of the Yankees scattered White Sox for his third straight victory
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Associated Press
Larry Franch
Pirates
Braves
Bob Baker
Senators
Browns
Joe Medwick
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Giants
Don Brennan
Yankers
White Sox
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