Huron High Trackmen Triumph In Dual Meet Over Mitchell
Huron High School won 12 of 15 events in a dual meet against Mitchell held Tuesday afternoon in Mitchell. Sigmund Kaulawik led with 20 points for Huron, while Jimmie Crawford earned two hurdles and pole vault wins. Huron dominated events from the 100 yard dash to the relay and posted top finishes in sprints, distance runs, and field events.
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Mitchell
Sigmund Kaulawik
Olleround
Huron High School
Kennedy
Tigers
Jimmie Crawford
Crawford
Lockwood
Surnside
Abn
Aberdeen
Baker
Wolsey
Beadle
Stuart
Wad
Nelson
Huron
Commiate
Nelson Ieading Mead
Burnside
Kulawik
Ward
Ord
Ebert
Mead
Peterson
Red
Sanders
Boyle
Walsh
Kulawikh
Hurbert
Peek
Jared
Wipt
Beittel
Erickson
Ainslie
McGee
Shearer
Mitchell Giurnside
Martins
Harbert
Beitlel
Recone
Lockpond
Sed
Ebert Huron
Brut
Lickheed
Huraty Dlion
Qac
Milks
Tras Brune
Fluron
Thebes
Smith
Tress Erickson
Parmelee Nets Fourth Straight For Millers In Win
In Minneapolis Leroy Parmelee secured his fourth consecutive win as the Millers beat Columbus 4 to 2. Stan Spence drove in runs with a homer and two on as Parmelee lasted until the ninth before Belge Beans took over. Walter Judnich hit two home runs for the Browns as they beat Indianapolis 8 to 1, while Fred Johnson won for Yorke da. Louisville Milwaukee game postponed by cold weather.
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Minneapolis
Leroy Parmeree
Parmelee
Columbus
Red Birds
Bud
Stan Spence
Bine
Walter Judnich
Kansas City
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Highlight Giants Cubs Reds Dodgers Senators
The Associated Press reports Giants beat Cubs as Harry Gumbert allowed five singles. Dusty Cooke contributed for the Chicago squad. Reds emerged 7 3 over the Phillies with four hits including two doubles. Dodgers tally included Koy with two doubles and two singles while Luke Hamlin limited the Cardinals to ten runs. Ferrell framed strong hitting with a triple and a double driving in four as the Senators defeated the Browns 8 6.
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Usy
Associated Press
Harry Gumbert
Giants
Cubs
Nala
Browns
Jim Braddock's Tavern Doing All Right
New York May 11 Jimmy Braddock cabled Joe Gould that their tavern did all right last week grossing 12000 with 3000 to break even Freddy Haas and new wood club act to beat the Gales at J Andrews Walker Cup matches Joey Shipp back with the Cardinals Eddie Jackson Joy Del Valo wrestling report Manchester England referee shirt torn during bout Henry Armstrong noted as hot trumpet player in town opening odds on War Admiral and Seabiscuit transients in boxing and baseball chatter
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Jim Braddock
Henry Armstrong
New York
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Gould
Sn Rouse
Lannon
Freddy Haas
New Orleans
J. Andrews
Joe Jacobs
War Admiral
Seabiscuit
Jersey
Joe Shipp
Cardinals
Rochester
Columbus
Connersion
Eddie Jackson
Joy del Valo
Manchester
Henry Armistong
Moore's Lead-Off Strength Fuels Giants Rally
Giants lead off batter Joe Moore thrives as the team drives a 14-1-4 game pace in the National League. He collects four hits including a first inning single to spark a three-run start and later drives in another run as New York tops Chicago. Goody Rosen boosts the Dodgers to 10-2 versus St Louis with three singles, and Washington widens its AL lead by beating St Louis 8-6 while Cincinnati downs Philadelphia 7-3.
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Hugh 'S
Fullerton Associated Press
New York Giants
Joe Moore
Giants
Harry Gumsbert
Chicago Cubs
JoJo
Giannts
Bill Lee
Chicago
Moore
Charley Root
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Goody Rosen
Washingvon
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Einctermt Reds
Phillies
Washington Owen Road
New York
Cleveland
Osten
Philadel
St. Louis
New Yorki
Wu Pitsburgh
Cincinnati
St Lowis
Brooklyn
Philadelph
Kamsas
Minneapolis
Indianapolia
St Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Enema
Columbus
Schmeling Vows Right Hand Salvation In Louis Bout
Max Schmeling declares confidence he can land his right on Joe Louis's jaw when they meet on June 22. He dismisses talk of Louis fighting defensively and says Louis must fight someday, promising to open him up with his right if given the chance.
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Max
New Yor
Max Schmeling
Ming
Joe Louis
Joe
Louis
Jong
Schlager
Baseball scores and games from yesterday National and American leagues
Yesterday's baseball results list NL games with runs by team and pitcher lines, plus postponed contests. American League shows Washington, Columbus, Minneapolis, Toledo, Indianapolis, Kansas City, and Louisville Milwaukee postponements with cold rain noted.
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Toledo
Paul W
Johnson
Hatchen
Brown
Herring
Dobernie
Silvestri
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Flowers
Phillips Arat Baker
Washburn
Hartize
Louisville-Milwaukee
PGA Head Urges Split Between Pros And Teachers
New York May 7 1950 Professional Golfers Association president George Jacobus proposed separating tour pros from teaching pros. If adopted top players would focus on shows and exhibitions while others handle club instruction, limiting pros’ club ownership and limiting teaching duties to assistants. The Metropolitan Open field includes Harry Cooper Sam Snead Horton Smith Jimmy Thomson Lawson Little and Guidah who recently took a local job and cannot tour.
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New York
George Jacobus
Professional Golfers Association
Jacobus
Harry Cooper
Sam Snead
Jimny Hines
Javodus
North Central Group Examines N D University Situation
An investigative committee of the North Central Association plans to study North Dakota University operations in Grand Forks as Governor LInger prepares to testify May 2 in a suit to halt the association from accrediting the agricultural college. The NCA discredited the college on April 6 for political interference. The inquiry seeks whether similar action is warranted at the university.
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Grand Forks
N. B
Nor Tonual Association
North Dakota University
William Langer
NCA
North Dakota Agricultural Callene
Latger
Agricultural School
Danville, Tae
Walner Lindley
Agricultured College
The
State University
Louis Fans Greet Champ in New York Arrival
Joe Louis arrived in New York for a brief stay before training at Lac Ayetteville for his heavyweight title defense against Max Schmeling in Yankee Stadium on June. About 4 000 fans welcomed him at the station and preparations continued with state athletic commission contracts and forfeits to be posted, along with promoter Mike Jacobs of the 20th Century Club.
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Joe Louis
New York
Lacayetteville
N. Y
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Louis
York State
Algn
State Athletic Commission
Mike Jacobs
Arlington Wins Conference Meet
Arlington high school athletes won the East Central Conference track and field meet at Lake Preston, scoring 444 points to Volga’s 28. Volga’s Shefu took top marks in the short dashes and pole vault, while Arlington’s W Johnson and Shimliz of Bryant each totaled 13 points. Weather and outdoor work limitations affected performances, but Arlington claimed champions in high hurdles and both relays, high jump, and discus.
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Troquois
Arlington High School
Wack and Oeld
Lake Preston
Cardinals
Volga High
Bryant
Oldham
Willow Lake
Iroquois
de Smet
Hetland
Erwin
Arlington
Volga High School
Shefu
Freddie Steele Defends Title With Third Round KO
In a defense of the middleweight crown Freddie Steele stopped Frank Battalella in three rounds. The bout showcased Steele's steady pressure and finishing power as he retained the title on a decisive victory.
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Associated Press
Freddie Steele
Frank Battalella
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Amreica
Ranger
Bath
Willian Wood
Ward
Omaha
Gallant Fox
Boston Braves
Joe Mowry
Minneapolig
Fights Last Night Boxers Clash Across Cities
Fighters included Pittsburgh’s 169 pound Bill Coin outpointing Eric Seelig of Germany. New York’s Hersie Friedkin at 113 pounds won over an opponent. Orville Brouillard of Windsor drew with Camden. Tiger Jack Fox edged Jersey Joe Wolcott in Spokane. Bob Pastor stopped Lew Ange in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bill Coin
Pittahursh
Eric Seelig
Germany
New York
Hersie Friedkin
Orville Brouillard
Windsor
Ont
Drew
Camden
N. J
Tiger Jack Fox
Spokane
Wash
Jersey
Joe Wolcott
Merchantwilh
Los Angeles
Mrs Page Still Favored To Win In Southern Golf
In Birmingham on May 11, Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill remains the favorite as the Southern golf championship enters the second round. The field is wide open with Dorothy Korby of Atlanta, Miss Miley of Lexington, Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia, and other contenders still active. Page to meet Mrs Sam Isreal of New Orleans as the bracket advances and Miss Miley faces Mrs E C Beall in Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
N. C
Dorothy Korby
Jilanta
Missy Marion Miley
Lexington
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
S.C
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Texas
Kirby
Frances Owen
Jacksonville
Florida
Joy McCann
Montgomery
Ann
Page
Sam Isreal
Louisiana
New Orleans
E. C. Nebjlet
EB. C. Hollins
Miley
E. C. Beall
David C. Gault
Memphis
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity unsettled with showers probable
Unsettled tonight and Thursday with probable showers. Little change to temperature. Sun rises near dawn and sets around 7:47 PM. Precipitation totals include this month and year. normals reflect expected values for the period. Highest and lowest temperatures for the year referenced, with records noted.
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Sia
Huron
South Pakota
Minnesota
Creshard tops Faulkton in 12 10 slugfest baseball game
Faulkton tripped by Cresbard 12 to 10 as Cresbard exploded for five runs in the first inning. Red Bunks exited in the first, Sus Giesen and Claude Oaks held on for Cresbard with Stroschein and Lane pitching. Faulkton used three pitchers, while Cresbard relied on two. This ragged game showcased limited practice on both sides and reflected local league ambitions.
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Raulkton
Creshard
Faulkton
Lway
Sus Giesen
Claude Oaks
Cresbard
Stroschein
Lane
National League Ball Still Has Zip Hank Leiber News
Hank Leiber and Jett find the National League ball lively as ever supplying the Giants with power. Jimmy Collins as well tests Jackrabbit’s form while helping to keep the Cubs on track. A plan to compile a total base figure echoes Card In H1 and 35.
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Hank Leiber
Jett
Giants
Jimmy Collins
Jackrabbit
Cubs
Frick Denies New Ball Fueling National Homers
NYC May 11 Sports writer Gayle Talbot reports growing belief the National League may supply a livelier ball this season. NL president Ford Frick says only improved hitters and perhaps cooler pitchers explain rising home runs, while admitting uncertainty.
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Frick
Dempsey Calls Long Count Break in Tunney Fight Greatest
In Minneapolis on May 1, Jack Dempsey said the famous long count in 1927 was his greatest break. Refereeing a wrestling bout, he recalled the moment and noted the public would always think he knocked Tunney out. He also predicted Schmeling to beat Louis on June 2 and Ross to beat Armstrong.
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Minneapolis
Jack Dempsey
Giro Vagnone
Columbus
Ohio
Alford Johnson
Manassa Mauler
Johnson
Vagnone
Earlioy Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Lange
Tunney
Dempsey
Max Schmelnz
Louis
New York
Barney Ross
Henry Arnistronit
Major League Leaders and Stat Highlights Summary
National League leaders include Batting Medwick of St Louis at 417 and Runs Ott of New York with 28. Hits McCormick Cincinnati 32, Moore. Home runs Goodwin Cincinnati and Ou McCarthy Leiber New York. Pitching Melion New York 5 0 and Hubbel 4 0. Batting Trosky Cleveland 443 and Hayes Philadelphia 40 percent. Runs Trosky Cleveland and Cramer Boston 2. Hits Travis Washington 2 Fox Detroit and Lewis Washington 3. Home runs Foxx Heston 7 and Greenberg Detroit 6. Pitching Grove Boston 4 0 Kennedy Detroit 3 6.
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Associated Press
Batling
Medwick
St Louis
Bareen
Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Marty
Chicaro
McCormick
Cincinnati
Moore
Goodman
McCarthy
Leiber
Melion
Hubbell
Trosky
Cleveland
Hayes
Philadelphia
Cramer
Boston
Travis
Washington
Fox
Detroit
Lewis
Foxx
Heston
Greenberg
Grove
Boson
Kennedy
College baseball and track results from St. Paul area teams
Macalester defeated Augsburg 12 to 4 in college baseball with River Palls and Concordia Junior of St. Paul edging St Johns St Olaf 3 to 1 while Gustavus Adolphus topped Hamline 16 to 1 in another baseball score. Track results show Macalester 74 Hamline 53 with Gustavus Adolphus at 66 percent and Mankato Teachers 4 percent.
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Macalester
Augshure
River Palls Teachers
Concordia Junior
St. Paul
St. Johns
St. Olaf
Gustavus Adolphus
Hamline
St. Thomas
Dodgers Sell Star Outfielder in Controversial Trade
John Thomas Winsett, the Dodgers outfielder, claims he was denied a real opportunity in Brooklyn and now joins the New York Giants after a Jersey City deal. The shift follows Grimes’s管理 and reshapes a once-promising bat who hit poorly in 1936 and 1937, as Jersey City Stadium’s 330-foot lines pose new challenges.
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Jerry Brondfeld
NEA
New York
May
John Thomas Winsett
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Burleich Grimes
Winxett
Flatbush
Ett
Ginny
Jersey
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Winsett
Cleveland Stadium
Forbee Field
Pittsburgh
Wincett
Little Giants
Babe Herman
Ebbets Field
Sod
Hal Lee
Plat
Wrestling Results From Associated Press Summary
In Portland Maine Manuel Cortez and Steve Brady drew after one fall each with both counted out in the third fall. Hartford Connecticut Van Rober and Montreal defended Danna O Mahoney in a three fall match ending in disqualification for Wally Dusek in New Haven Connecticut. heavyweight bout finished at 13.00 in Omaha.
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Portland
Manuel Cortez
Mexico
Steve Brady
Isoke Mass
Hartford
Conn
van Rober
Montreal
Danna O'Mahoney
Ireland
New Haven
Len Mecatusa
Buffalo
Wally Dusek
Omaha
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Jack Winsett
Grimes
Sig Kulawik
Millers
Ty Eddie Brietz
Rosen
Dodgers
Schmeling
Associated Progy
National League
Cincinnaty
Mulcahy
Sand Alwood
Weaver
Coscarelly and
Hershberger
Aacen
OO Gumbert
Danhing
Leo Root
Lagan
O'Den
Rhe Brooklys
Hamlin
Shoun
Owen
Poston
Newsom
Meath
Sullivan
Hogsett
Kohlman
Phebus
R Ferrell
Lanier
Lyons
Seinsoth
Grace
Parmele
Bean
Galvin
PGA Head
North Central Group Studies
N. D. University
Volga
Sports Mirror
Igh
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Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Edmonton
Alta
San Francisco
Cali
Seattle
Sheridan
Wyo
Sioux
City
MY Valentine
Neb
Williston
Winnipeg
Man
ST la
Baltimore, Md
Ernie Dusek
Ed Meske
Hudy Duseks
Floyd Marshall
Jack League
Lee Duyers
Iowa
Gayle Talbot
Carl Hubbell
Ming Carl
Hal Schumacher
Ford Frick
Valtage
Brifie
Perll Tamm
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Pierre
Watertown
Yankton
Rapid City
Mojor League
Mankato
Dodger
Burleigh
Brookclub
John McDonald
Lang Tom
Lord Byron
Century Bittaling Company
Peor
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