Tigers Triumph In Region Track Meet Despite Rain
Huron High School’s Tigers dominated the Region 4 track and field meet despite a heavy rain. Collin of Huron tied the 100 yard dash regional record in 10.6, Bryan of Huron won the 120 high hurdles in 17.0, and Huron’s team led with 34 points to 23 for Fieve. Wessington, Onida, Gettysburg and others trailed as Huron secured ten entries for the state meet at Sioux Falls.
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Open Western Conference Golf Meet Sees Fresh Title Chase
Evanston March 12 The Western Conference golf championship becomes open this year as Lester Bolsted graduates, leaving Minnesota without its former champion. Illinois shows a strong bid with Fred Lyons and Dick Martin leading, while Michigan and Northwestern promise stubborn competition.
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Northwestern
Bolsted
Minnesota
Illinois
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Dick Martin
Lyons
Michigan
Wessington Qualifies Three For Five Track Events
Cnida entries three men in five events led by Snarr of Wessington who will run the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the half mile. Wessington relay team also eligible. Local event results list winners by event including Collins, Shaw, Bennett and others with times and distances. regional champions named ahead of state meet in Sioux Falls.
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Snarr
Wessington
Collin
Huron
Norfolk
Onida
Shaw
Wand
Pierre
Wesgington
Adams
Christian
Wood
Brown
Highmore
Starbuck
Youel
Lundblad
Muron
Bryan
Bennett
Gettysburg
Stoback
Helmuth
Miller
Sergeant
Gewsboro
American Women Take First Win in British Championship
American women dominated the opening round of the British women's championship in Formby. Helen Hicks led with a victory over Doris Chambers, followed by Maureen Orcutt and other U.S. players advancing while several opponents were eliminated.
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England
United States
Helen Hicks
Doris Chambers
New
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Kansas City
W. P. Scot
Lowise Fordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
Fritz Stifel
Wheeling
W. Va
Pegay Wattles
Buffalo
Bernice Wail
Oshkosh
Wis
Josephine Bender
Grand Rapids
Mich
B. A. Ross
Nine High Schools Enter State Tennis Meet At Sioux Falls
Pierre May 12 Nine high schools filed entries for the state high school tennis tournament at Sioux Falls May 18 with BR Rawlins secretary of the SDHSA board. Drawings for doubles and singles set for 8 30 am Friday May 16 at the Sioux Falls Tennis club.
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Barnard
Brentford
Deil Rapids
Huron
Madison
Viborg
Winertown
Sioux Falls
Irene
Mitchell
Tyndal
Waterstoyn
Entry Mark Broken For British Tourney
St Andrews Scotland May 42 Py-Auéview will be represented by 22 entrants in the British amateur golf championship starting May 25. A strong United States challenge is led by 272 total entries, a record. American players are spread in the draw except for a second round clash between Bosnians Joshua Crane and Francis Quimet.
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McKenna To Meet Socko In Sioux Falls Tonight
Two of South Dakota's top middleweights Ki Socks of Sioux Falls and Irish McKenna of Tyndall clash in an eight round main event at Sioux Falls. Socko seeks to rebound after a string of headline wins this winter while McKenna rides a rising puncher reputation in state boxing. Other bouts feature Johnny Martin of Larchwood against Lea Kimberly of Sioux Falls at 150 pounds and two additional preliminaries.
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Stoux Falls
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Kenna
Johnny Martin
Larchwood
X Falls
Lea Kimberly
Sioux Cig
Service Company To Meet Dairy Products
Weather permitting the Huron Dairy Products team aims to protect its perfect A diamondball rating tonight against Western Public Service. The Dairymen trail in the standings as Service Company has yet to show winning power in any game played. Tomorrow night the Huronite and Fire Department face a postponed B league contest with both teams at equal records.
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Dairymen
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Stars Rally With Hits In Thick Box Score Report
Yesterday's stars included Ed Morris who allowed Browns two hits in a 2 to 1 win. Rich Falk drove in runs as the Indians beat the Athletics 35 to 7 with three doubles and two singles. Babe Ruth hit a single and his fifth homer of the year helping the Yankees defeat the Tigers 78.
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Chicago
Washington
Burp Hadley
Watwood
Indians Rout Athletics 25 to 7 in Big League Stunner
Cleveland overwhelmed Philadelphia 25 to 7 as Ed Bormanel was battered from the mound late in the game. Dazzy Vance and Brooklyn stars sparkled in a 10 to 2 win over Pittsburgh. Other top performances and pennant chase moves marked a busy major league day.
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Rensa
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Willing Loses Playoff To Hartley In Golf Trophy
In Greenwich England on May 12 Rex Hartley defeated Dr. C F Willing of Portland in a playoff after a 36 hole regulation. Hartley shot 79 in the 18 hole playoff to win by six strokes, overcoming a sluggish start as Willing stalled from the first tee and trailed eight at the turn.
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Sunday scores from American Association games
Columbus defeated St Paul 7 to 5 while Indianapolis won 19 to 7 over Milwaukee Louisville trailed 6 Kansas City led 2 Toledo and Minneapolis also listed without clear outcomes or completion details
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For Love of the Game Golf Tees Up Fun
A playful column urges light golf practice for enjoyment not scores. It muses on golf stars, imperfect swings, and enjoying the course while preserving dandelions. The author invites readers to play just for fun, even comparing future results with past rounds. Tomorrow: Birdies and Eagles.
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Galt
NEA Service, Inc
Wolgast Defends Flyweight Crown in New York
Philadelphia flyweight champion Midget Wolgast defends his crown in a 15 round bout against Willie Le Morte of Newark at the Garden. Genaro unable to fight due to prior engagement. Wolgast listed as favorite. Other cards include Mickey Walker moving to heavyweight against Al Friedman in Louisville and Leo Lamski vs Wesley Ketchell in Seattle. Dazzy Vande Robins beats Pirates 10-2.
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New York State Athletic Comm
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the Garden
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National Boxing Association
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la Morte
Mickey Walker
al Friedman
Boston
Louisville
Seattle
Wash
Leo Lamski
Wesley Ketchell
Salt Lake City
Jimmy Maloney
Armand Emanuel
San Francisco
Atos Angeles
Huron College dominates five-corner meet in Ellen dale
Huron College tracksters won 12 firsts and placed in all events except the quarter mile in a five-team meet at Ellendale. Northern Normal won the half mile relay and Northern led by Campbell, Han, Nelson, and Lucis, with Fortunate, Risser, and Peterson among top performers despite a wet track.
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Valley
Indianapolis Stride Spotted In American Association Standings
Indianapolis delayings under Corriden rose after a wobbling start, tying St Paul for third after three straight wins over Milwaukee. Di Gianopolis beat the Brewers 3 1, while Louisville beat Kansas City 6 2. St Paul and Columbus moved in the chase as Toledo swept Minneapolis, opening the series finale weekend.
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Associated Press
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Kens City
Indianapolis
Ftwison
Corriden
Indians
St Paul
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City
di Gianopolis
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Sevier
Louisville
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Pag Ridge Cay
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Toledo
Ex-Caddys Flight Backed By Golfers From Richmont
George Hutchinson, 28, plans to pilot the City of Richmond from Burbank to Richmond then to New York and Paris next month. Old friends and John Marshall High students back his idea to fly a Lockheed Sirius craft, using the same route Lindbergh flew. Hutchinson expects the journey to take about 24 hours.
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Paris
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Burbank
Cal
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John Marshall High School
Charles AL Lindbergh
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