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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
8
Yesterday's Results in Baseball Leagues
Results from American League and American Association show New York and St Louis games with varied scores. Cleveland and Philadelphia matches list pitchers and lineups, while Cincinnati and Kansas City postings appear with several teams tallying runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ash
May
Gooch
Benge
Sweetland
Elliott
Davis
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Mi Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Adkins
Melcain
Walsh
Orange
St. Louis
Boston
Alexander
E. Smith
Wilson
Seibold
Taylor
Pittsburgh
New York
Grimes
Hargreaves
Fitzgim- Thous
Aes
Hogan
Chicago J
Brooi
Humphrey Signs to Meet LeClair in Six Round Fight
Jimmy Humphrey of Blunt, junior welterweight, signs to meet Tony LeClair of Virgil in a six round semi-windup on the Osman Lamson card set for May 13. Humphrey takes the spot of Ned Blankenbacker, with transport arranged for George Lamson to Ida Grove, while promoter Reiss denies amateur interference rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Humphrey
Blunt
Tony LeClair
Virgil
Osman- Lamson
Humphrey
Jack Reiss
Pierre
West of
Ned Blankenbacker
Aberdeen
Humphrey-LeClair
Truron
George Lamson
Ida Grove
Iowa
South’ Dakota
Huron
Reiss
Leo O'Connor
Woonsocket
Cotton
O'Gon
O’connor
Region 4 track meet heats at College Field
Heavy wet track greets Region 4 high school meet at College Field. Over 100 boys entered as preliminaries begin with 100 yard dash and list of entrants across 100 and 220 yard dashes 440 yard dash 880 yard run mile and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Redfield
Lewis
Onida
Miller
DeSmet
Shaw
Wessington
Kucera
Huron
VanCamp
Pierre
Youel
Walter
Iroquois
Phillip
Frankfort
Dempster
Hopkins
Adams
Norfolk
Warner
Brentford
Christen
de Smet
Mulligan
Trankfort
Wassington
Hellmuch
Ulvich
MebLaughin
Sutton
T. Hannigan
Gettysburg
Strub
Troquois
C. Skyberg
Vader
Wrankfort
Henderschoot
Boetel
Cavour
Larson
Tadfield
Waite
Calle
C. Welch
Stanley
Wessenden
Rawlins
Soleglad
W.stenslaid
Whitlington
A Miller
McLaughin
McNabboe
W- Skyberg
Cummings
Vadder
Irankfort
Welham
Ryder
National Volleyball Meet Opens in Chicago
Chicago hosts the National Volleyball Meet with 15 teams from scattered sections of the United States. Jermantown, Pa, the defending champion, is a heavy favorite as finals are set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wis
United States
Jermantown
Lesson on lining up golf shots by Everett Constock
The article explains that lining up a shot varies by golfer and aims for direction and accuracy. It notes stars have a groove in technique and that the club Often extends forward toward the hole, with longer follow through. It warns long iron swings may misdirect and cause a slice or hook depending on strike.
Local Track Meet Names From South Dakota Area Fractions
Listed participants by last name and hometown compete in shot put discus pole vault high jump and broad jump events. Names include Coliin Huron Onida De Smet Wessington Brentford Gettysburg Iroquois Redfield Pierre and others across multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Pierre
Miller
Onida
Gettysburg
Iroquois
de Smet
Trankfort
Redfield
Brentford
Cavour
VanCleave
H. Johnson
T. Johnson
Strub
Troquois
White
Flats
Rude
Redfeld
McWlrath
Wessington
Borkhuis
Stanley
Coliin
Youel
Dukelow
Cates
Johnson
Boyer
Davis
Nedfield
Borhuis
Ruddy
J. Overby
Holdort
Collin
Fortune
Doyle
Ulrich
Millory
Mann
Hoyer Iroquois
Munger
T. Smith
de ‘Smet
Phillips
Frankfort
Warner
Prankfort
Mitchell
Welch
Nelson
Butz
Campbell
Oldfield
van Cleave
W. Stensland
Miler
Norfok
Sutton
Pierce
Toovey
Mullinga
Lawman
Larson
Hagen Wins British Open for Fourth Time
Walter Hagen captured the British Open title at Muirfield with a 72 hole total of 292. He held a four stroke lead over Peter Alliss, while Leo Diegel fell to second after a late surge from Hagen. Abe Mitchell and Johnny Jarrell contended for third and fifth as Hagen sealed the championship on the final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muirfield
Scotland
Walter Hagen
Great Britain
Leo Diegel
Hagen
Diegel
Peter Alliss
Abe Mitchell
Johnny Jarrell
United States
Farrell
Ailiss
Mitchell
Klagen
Pyle Runners Start 74 Mile Coast To Coast Jaunt
Sherman Texas May 10 C G Pyle s runners begin a 74 mile leg to Dallas in the derby. Pete Gavuzzi of England led in elapsed time and moved ahead of Johnny Sato of Passaic New Jersey by two hours and twenty nine minutes while Salo finished sixth in the day s earlier 33 mile lap from Durant Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Sherman
Texas
C. G. Pyle
Dallas
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Durant
Oklo
Johnny Sato
Passaic
N. J
Salo
Kaplan and Wallace Set for Lightweight Showdown at Garden
Two top lightweight contenders Louis Kid Kaplan former featherweight champion and Billy Wallace of Cleveland clash in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight with much at stake for both fighters and the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapgan
Wallace
New York
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Lefty Wolfe Throws No-Hit Game in 3-1 Victory
In Terre Haute Indiana on May 10 Quincy shortstop Lefty Wolfe, ace of the Three I league, pitched a near perfect game against Terre Haute. He walked four batters and hit one, but allowed only two reachers to second. Quincy won 10 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Athletics
Yankees
George Marnshaw
Macks
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Red Sox
Giants
Rl Sheely
Polo Grounds
Pirates
Marl
Raace
Burleigh Grimes
McGraw
Pittsburgh
Bill Terry
Cubs
Cardinals
Alex
Carils
Harry Seibold
Braves
Boston
Flatbush
Obins
Robinson
P Flowers
Hendrick
Hack Wilson
Kiki Cuyler
Percy Malone
Cub
Cardinal
General McCarthy
Southworth
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Jakie May
Kenneth Ash
Hadricks
Terre Haute
Ind
Wolfe
Quincy
Terre Maute
New USGA Golf Ball Set For 1931 Rollout
The United States Golf Association unveils an improved larger golf ball to debut January 7 1931 after five years of testing. It measures 1.68 inches in diameter and weighs 1.62 ounces promising easier play though international bodies may differ on adoption amid foreign ball standards. Prescott Scott notes it offers easier hitting and better lie, with slight distance loss for long hitters and improved putting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Golf Association
Prescott Scott
U.S. G
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews
No Golf
Helen Wills Delights in Royal Court Visit
Helena Wills, a famed American tennis star, felt thrilled during a hastily arranged royal call on Queen Mary. She recalled the scene as perfectly beautiful and colorful, calmly describing the presentation while avoiding commentary on the crowd scenes outside Buckingham Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Helen Wills
Iate
Buckingham Palace
Helen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jan Piet Eh
Browns
Chicago Sox
Cards
Prim Braves
Thabit
Sammy Gray
Ed Strelecki
Sportsman’s Park
St Louis
Antonio Lazzeri
Gray
Koenig
Ruth
Gehrig
Henry Johnson
Howley
Hugmen
Dickey
Jecki
Ferrell
Liska
Marberry
Ruel
Barnes
Stoner
Smith
Yde
Shea
M. Gaston
A. Gaston
Shaute
le Sewell
Leclair
O ° Connor
Lamson
College Field
the Graff Motor Supply Co
Treet
Everett
Constock
Huron Country
Clay
Midiron
Regsular
Haig
C.C. Taylor Electric Service Specialists
S&s. E
Morin-Colton & CO
St. S. E
Gulf Gall
Central Radiator Co
Net
Goetz Country Club
M. K. Goetz Brewing CO
ST. Joseph
Missouri
Huron Grocery
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