Huron B Team Retains County Conference Track Title
Huron B team secured the Beadle County Conference track and field crown at Huron College field, scoring 67 points to beat Hitchcock Blue Jays by 85. Puffer led with multiple wins and new records in sprints and relays, while Riel Bonilla and Van Winkle starred in middle and distance events.
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Huron
Red Sox
Beadle County
Huron College
Percy Washabaugh
Hich~ Cock Blue Jays
Jays
Wolsey
Bonella
Yale
Wessington
Petson
Baker Wolsey
Erich of
Finron
Haron
Walsh
Lothrop
Shearer
Stuart
Sweet
Puffer
Aitchcock
Nashy Huron
Cpcil McDowell
Riel Lukes
Riel
Bonilla
Harding Sanders
Gene van Winkle
Riemath
Big Hitchcock
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Fed
Ravenscroft
Armstrong
McDowell
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Bonilaa Walch
Sasse
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Tucker
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Pearson
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Greiman
Sheater
Stuare
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Ord
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Bienrath
Stab
Hershman
Meyers
Src
Pratt
Sports notes from years past and notable trades
A recap of archival sports items mentions the Cleveland Indians taking a $100,000 life insurance policy on pitcher Bob Feller. It also recalls Tony Canzoneri’s 13 round win over Lou Ambers to regain the world lightweight title, and later loss to Barney Ross. Additionally, Boston Red Sox transactions include purchasing catcher Rick Ferrer and pitcher Lloyd Brown from the St Louis Browns.
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Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Tony Canzoneri
Lou Ambers
Barney Ross
Boston Red Sox
Rick Ferrer
Lloyd Brown
St Louis Browns
Baseball results and rain postponements across leagues
Summary of yesterday's baseball scores with multiple rain postponements. American League games mention Cleveland, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Boston, Pittsburgh, New York Chicago postponed by ruin. Notable innings and pitchers cited amid mixed results across National League venues and other matchups.
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Cleveland
Uber
Minar
Putiak
Bagby
Desautola
Hildebrand
Sullivan
Leonard
IR Ferrell
Philadelphia
Cinginnati
Passent
Sigess
Atwood
Clark
Davis
Hershberger
Boston
Pittsburgh
Fitzsimmons
Marrow and
Spencer
McGee
Harrell
Owen
New York
Chicago
Max Sehmeling and the long, tangled line of heavyweight champions
The article surveys historical heavyweight title reigns from early bare knuckle days through the Queensberry era, naming champions such as Darts, Ben Caunt, Jem Ward, Bendigo, and Corbett. It notes the tangled succession, retirements, and returns that shaped the lineage before the modern era.
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Sullivan
Marquis of Queensbury
Jamez J. Corbett
Corbett
Huron Preps In Dual Meet For Kernels Clash
Huron's B squad, coached by Percy Washsbaugh, earned starting duties at Beadle County meet, sending a strong group to Mitchell for the Kernels dual. Dennis Bruner, Richard Milks, Harding Sanders, Mervin Fearom, Sedley Stuart, Gene Van Winkle, Billy Walsh and Jack Shearer led the effort, with regulars like Sigmund Kulawil and Jimmie Crawford joining the trip.
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Percy Washsbaugh
Beadle County
Tiger
St Mitchell
South Dakota
Deklote
Washadaugh
Bob Campbell
Tiger Rooter
Corn Palace
Kernels
Dennis Bruner
Richard Milks
Harding Sanders
Mervin Fearom
Sedley Stuart
Woins
Gene van Winkle
Billy Walsh
Jack Shearer
Sigmund Kulawil
Jimmie Crawford
Thad Boyle
Bud Ebert
Bill Mead
Marvin Peck
Forrest Nelson
Arthur Wirt
Meridian Baseball League opens season with split schedule
The Meridian Baseball League begins its season on Sunday with a split format. The first half winner faces the second half winner to decide who represents the circuit at Aberdeen next fall. Schedule lists May 15 to June 13 games across Canova Canistota Winfred Bridgewater Salem Howard. Second half games run June 26 to July 31 with Canova Winfred Salem Bridgewater Canistota Howard all involved.
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Meridian
Canova
Meridian Baseball League
Si] Iewinds
Aberdeen
Canistola
Winfred
Bridgewater
Salem
Howard
Canistota
Canisota
Open
Waves yesterday's stars by the Associated Press
Ducky Medwick of the Cardinals drove in winning runs with a double and two singles in a 9 to defeat the Dodgers. Dutch Leonard of the Senators held St Louis to seven singles and delivered three runs with a triple and a single. Deb Garris of Beez delivered a tenth inning pinch hit single with bases loaded for a 7-? win over the Pirates. Jimmy Foxx of the Red Sox belted two homers as Boston routed the Indians 15 to 3.
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Associated Press
Ducky Medwick
Cardinals
Dodgers
Dutch Leonard
Senators
St Louis
Browns
Garris
Beez
Pirates
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Tung
Yead
Indians
Kasper To Start Prep Track Meet
Officials in South Dakota prepare for the 31st annual Track and Field meet to be held Saturday May 21 at State College. Kasper of Aberdeen leads the list as referee and charter official with a history at Notre Dame and State College. Entrants will be announced May 27 and preliminaries begin at 10 00 Saturday morning.
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Alves
South Dakota
Durocher Third Auto From Fans Riles California
New York May 10 fans wave Leo Durocher as the third auto from enthusiasts, amid a collage of sport notes from Joe McCarthy, Eddie Neil golf tournament memories, and comments on Lawrin, Joe Louis, DiMaggio, Patty Berg, and Oscar Guilfor. The disjointed clipping mentions Barneys Ross camp, prof Mickelson, and Jimmy Ford as publicity chief.
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Maax Sckhmel
Jing
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Auto St Louis
Leo Durocher
Leo
Eddie Neil
Barney Ross
Ferndale
Lawrin
Paul Mickelson
Max Sehmeling
Atlantic
Hindenburg
Joe Louis
Joe DiMaggio
Carolina
Oscar Guilfor
Oscar
Patty Berg
Marion Miley
Estelle Lawson Page
State Teachers’ College
Whitewater
Wik
Jimmy Ford
Jimmy
Drawings For Tourney Made In Aberdeen
Aberdeen May 100P Stratford Bristol Northville and Groton drawn for the state high school baseball tourney opening games next week with 14 other entries receiving first round byes. Stratford faces Briviol at 1 p.m. in the opening contest and Northville vs Groton at 3 p.m. Second round begins Tuesday with Seneca vs Barnard Webster, defending champion, Clark vs Andover, and Columbia vs Stratford Bristol winner. Wednesday Northville Groton winner meets Aberdeen at 9 a.m. with Langford vs Warner and Conde vs Java. Hecla, Turton conclude second round. Quarterfinals Thursday, semifinals Friday morning, finals Friday at 1 p.m. The drawings were made Monday.
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Aberdeen
Statford
Bristol
Northville
Groton
Stratford
Briviol
Northville McKies Grotan
Seneca
Barnard Webster
Clark
Andover IM
Claremont
Columbia
Stratford-Bristol
Northville-Groton
Langford
Warner
Conde
Java
Hecla Mreet Turton
Farmer Tobin Gets Decision Wrestles With Cardiff Giant
In Sioux Falls on May 10, Farmer Tobin of Maine defeated the Cardiff Giant from Ozark Arkansas after 15 minutes and 16 seconds in a rough match marked by foul tactics and referee warnings. Semifinal saw Schuh of Chicago and Jennings of Oklahoma last thirty minutes with no decision. Other bouts ended in draws and a victory by Joe Hubka of Minneapolis over Dr Gorden McKenzie of San Diego in 9 minutes 10 seconds.
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Farmer Tobin
Maine
Cardiff
Ozark
Ark
Wally Karba
Arkansan
Farmer
Pete Schuh
Chicago
Blue Sam Jennings
Oklahama
Jennings
Schuh
Johnny
Marra
Cheyenne
Joe Pazandak
Minnneapolis
Joe Hubka
Gorden McKenzie
San Diego
Louis Yearns For Vengeance
Stevensville Michigan May 10 Today was moving day for Jon Louis as he left for training for a rematch with Max Schmeling in the Catskills. Louis says his paramount thought is revenge and he expects to knock Schmeling out, aiming to punch faster and beat him to the punch. He weighs 212 pounds for the April 1 engagement with Harry Thomas and plans to shed about ten pounds for the title defense.
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Stevensville
Mich
Jon Louis
LaFayetteville
Catskill Mountains
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Louis
Charlie McCarthy Walks Like A Man at Universal Studios
Hollywood May reports describe Charlie McCarthy the famous dummy walking like a real man. Edgar Bergen’s life sized puppet reportedly received pliable limbs and moveable jaw control to mimic human actions. Officials debated whether Bergen should stage the dummy as independent, noting comments about needing a head more than a leg and avoiding any references to dames.
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Charlie McCarthy
Hollywood
Philwood
Edgar Berger
Bergen
Charlie
Universal Studio
Ificiala
B Cariis
Helen Wills Moody Dominates North London Match
Helen Wills Moody, in Britain for the first time since 1935 and on a hard court here, defeated Enid Wyard 6-1, 6-0 in the North London Tennis Tournament.
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London
Helen Wills Moody
Great Britain
Thoy
Enid Wyard
Yawkey's Club Faces Yankee and Indian Challenge
Boston Red Sox aim for the pennant in a tight AL race led by Clark Griffith's Senators. Washington topped St Louis 7 to 1, Boston crushed Cleveland 15 to 3, while rain affected other games leaving Cleveland and the Yankees in second place, with Boston close behind.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
Seasions
Red Sockers
St. Louis
Major League Leaders and Key Scores From Baseball Night
National League action featured the Cubs and Cardinals as Cincinnati routed the Dodgers 9 to 7 while St Louis edged Philadelphia 4 to 1. Boston Bees defeated Pirates 7 to 5 on a bases loaded pinch single by Debs Garris in the 10th. AP lists NL leaders: Waner, Leiber, Ott, McCormick, Slaughter. HRs by Good Games, Ort, Leiber, McCarthy. pitchers Melton and Hubbsell. AL batting leader Trosky. runs by Trosky and Crame. home runs Foxx Greenberg and Perreit. pitches Grove Kennedy.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Cinginnavi
Phillies
Boston Bees
Pirteburgh
Debs Garris
Associated Press
Baring
L. Waner
Pittsburgh
Leiber
New York
Ott
Marty Chicago
McCormick
Cincinnati
Rizzo
Slaughter
le Louis
Goodmen
Ort
McCarthy
Melton
Hubsbell
Tros
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