C. C. Fisher to Manage Huron Baseball Again This Season
Huron boosters moved to reestablish the 1931 baseball club with C. C. Fisher at the helm. Fisher, a longtime Huron figure, plans to stay through summer as reorganization proceeds. The finance committee outlined a drive for park space uniforms and other needs, targeting business district donations and voluntary gifts via L. H. Cornell. A reopening workout plan and new member intake were set for a Chamber of Commerce meeting Wednesday at 8.
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Gc. C. Fisher
Huron
Fisher
Huran
Chase
Lawrence Zieske
Alex Cul+hane
George Webster
Tisher
L. H. Cornell
Organizan
Chamber of Commerce
Derby Trials Enter Six Nationally Noted Entrants
Six Kentucky derby eligibles trained in Kentucky were entered today for the Derby at four miles and a sixteenth. Sweep All is the favorite with Spanish Play and Pittsburgher following as top contenders. Other entries include Fittsburgher Prince D Amour the Mongol and Major Lanphier carrying high weights. A rainbow arched over Churchill Downs after Mrs J N Croftons Up conquered a band of Cider horses, signaling a strong start in the $30 000 race Saturday.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Charles T- Fisher
Knebskamp
Morris
Seimer
Fittsburgher
Prince D'Amour
Lanphier
Churchill Downs
J. N. Crofton
Derby Week Adds Color With Schmeling Referee Exibition
Louisville fans expect a full derby week of events headlined by Max Schmeling refereeing an eight round semi windup between Frankie Palma and Bill Thomas. The main bout features Ward Sparks against Earl Mastro while Jim Landos faces Taro Myaki in the second wrestling show event. Rick Ferrell has been hot for St. Louis Browns with 12 hits in 20 at bats and a .706 pace.
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Louisville
Max Schmeling
Aweight Boxing Champtop
Derby Week
Schmeling
Frankie Palma
Cincinnati
Bill Thomas
Ward Sparks
Detroit
Earl Mastro
Chicago
Jim Landos
Taro Myaki
Japan
Rick Ferrell
ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Rick
Boxing Card Results Across Cities
Across Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Miami and Des Moines, fighters competed with several decisions and knockouts. Highlights include Harry Bltniee outpointing Y Joe Firpo in Philadelphia and Dominick Ferrane besting Babe Drath in Pittsburgh while Frankie Gonzales stopped by Mexico City in Miami.
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Philadelphia
Harry Bltniee
Joe Firpo
Pennserove
N. J
Pittsburgh
Dominick _Ferrane
Babe Drath
Luisville
Chicago
Bock Easterling Wichite
Kas
Dud Jedkina
Grand ‘Haven
Mich
U. Miami
FLA
Chine Alwacer
Tamps
Frankie Gonzales
Mexico
Poison Allies Return as Pirates Rebuild Big Field
Pittsburgh notes the return of Lloyd and Paul Waner to form the feared “Big Poison” and “Little Poison” outfield duo. The Waners, joined by Comorosky and a three-man support trio McClanahan Jensen and Mosell, are shaping a powerful, speedy, and versatile Pirates lineup as health returns and training progresses.
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Ens
McClanahan
Jensen
Mosell
Lille
Lloyd
Taul
Firatex
Lntrlera
Pittsburgh
Phillies Hit Scarcer This Year But They Come When Needed
Phillies manager Bert Shotton uses a new hitting approach this season, producing fewer total hits but delivering when it counts. The club won 2 to 1 over St Louis as Chuck Klein homered for the sixth time and Les Mallon drove in the winning run with a double in the sixth.
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Phillies
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Bert Shotton
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Shotton
Lefty O'Doul
Fresco Thompson
St. Louis Cardinals
Chuck Klein
Buzz Atlett
Les Mallon
Rooklie
Lusty
Phil ‘Collins
Hallahen
Shottonmen
Cardinals
New York Glengs
New York
Giante
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Giants
Hack Wilson
Yesterday's Stars By the Associated Press
Henry Meine led Pirxim-Held Robins with seven hits to pace a victory as Denny Vance held on for the win. The performance sparked a late surge, delivering a strong offensive showing for the team.
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Henry Meine
Pirxim
Robins
Denny Vance
Palnak
Zireak
Wic
Turnesa Narrowly Misses Course Record in Southport Qualifier
In Southport England May 12 Joe Turnesa led again in the second 18 holes of the Southport professional golf tournament qualifier but missed the course record by two inches with his final putt stopping short. New York's Kirkwood posted a total of 156 alongside Manera while Motus Smith and others chased.
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Southport
England
Joe Turnem
Todzy
Ja Too Kirkwood
New York
Turnesa
Motus Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Tony Manera
Armours Upset Dairy Products To Gain Lead In D-Ball Loop
Armour's hustling diamondball team toppled the 1930 city champion Dairy Products 8-7 to seize nominal leadership in the Huron city league. Bostic and Hobbs matched tight pitching as Armour rallied on Dairy errors, with Lunt Orcutt and Christensen delivering key hits to swing the game in the fourth through seventh innings.
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Armours
Armour
Huron
Huron Dairy Products
Packers
Bostic
Dairy
Sever Derrymen
Ned
National Bankers
Knights of Fythias
Finstie Or Taxis
Striking Cup
Hostie
Hobbs
Armoury
Dairymen
Lunt
Orcutt
Christensen
Helr Rumless
Wetrick
I Dalry Products
Batchellor Leads Hounds In Victory At Yankton Meet
Yankton College won the postponed invitational track meet with 7 points led by John Batchelor who scored across events and set a low hurdles record at 26.8 seconds. Augustana finished second with 38 points, Sioux Falls and Western Union tied for third, while Southern Normal and Freeman trailed. Batchelor also won four firsts and anchored a mile relay effort. Land set a discus mark of 118 feet 1% inches.
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Yankton
John Batchelor
Yankton College
Augustang
Sioux Falls
Western Union
Mars
Town
Southern
Normel
Freeman
Joe” Mendel
Pick
Wilson
Sinkey
Mendel
Batchelor
Land
Marsh
Southgam
Augustana
Maureen Orcutt Seeks British Golf Title at Portmarnock
Maureen Orcutt plans to enter the British women’s championship at Portmarnock Ireland. She sails for Europe May 2 after four times prevailing as metropolitan champion. Orcutt previously reached the British classic at Frascati Farraby and met Enid Wilson, while Glenna Collett and Marion Hollins may also compete this year.
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New. York
Maureen Orcutt
Portmarnock
Ireland
Europe
Miss Orcutt
Farraby
Enid Wilson
England
Englewood
America
Portmarmock
Marion Hollins
Glenna Collett
Dentists Tee Off In Golf Tourney At Huron
South Dakota dental society members gathered in Huron for the 43rd annual state convention and began the association golf tournament at the Huron Country Club. A large field competes for the championship trophy held by Dr. Doering of Parkston, who is expected to defend his title. The cup requires three consecutive wins for permanent possession. Play is 18 holes medal, with prizes for gross and low net. Dr. C B R Stewart of Huron chairs the tournament committee.
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South Dakota
Dentit Society
Huron
C. BR. Stewart
Hardy Captain of Davis Cup Team
Lemuel Hardy of New York has been selected by the United States Lawn Tennis Association to serve as non playing captain of the American Davis cup team in Europe. The team must first face Canada at Montreal on May 7 and 25, then Argentina and South American champions at Chevy Chase in Maryland on May 28, 23 and 30. Bernon Prentice will be the non playing captain for these contests. Hardy previously captained the American side that reclaimed the Davis Cup from Australia in 1920, during the era of Tilden and Johnston.
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New York
Lemuel Hardy
Haseen
United States
Europe
Atlantic
Canada
Montreal
Argeritina
Chevy Chase
Maryland
Bernon Prentice
Hardy
Australia
Bill” Tilden
Little Bhi? Johnston
Chadron Defeats Mines And Western Track Meet
Chadron teachers won a track meet in Chadron Nebraska last night with a 1 to 3 point margin over Rapid City SD and Western. The event featured strong performances from local schools as they edged out rivals.
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Chadron
Chadrom
Neb
Woo
tHangder
Ing Ts
Rapid City
Afl
Huron Merchants to Play Wolsey in Midweek Snowout
The Huron Merchants travel to Wolsey Wednesday for a twilight baseball game to decide regional supremacy. Manager Smith lists Schwartz on the mound with Coates in reserve and fields Bloodgood and Mengie in key defensive spots as they seek a fresh victory after a string of practice-game wins. Next week they host Epiphany, a fast semi pro club from the east central South Dakota region.
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Huron Merchants
Wolsey
Huron
Merchants
Smith
The
Schwartz
Coates
L. Bloodgood
A.’'Mengie
Hrekke
Bullis
Borgerson
Benson
Stnday
Rehun
Bone Diamond
Epiphany Club
East Central
South Dakota
Heavyweight Wrestling Status To Be Decided Today
In Chicago on May 12 the Illinois State Athletic Commission planned a decision on heavyweight wrestling in Illinois. The submission proposed Jimmy Londos be recognized as champ with a 10 day period toward a title bout with Ed Lewis, while Londos declined to meet Lewis and officials considered labeling future bouts as exhibitions.
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Chicago
Delanelle State Athletic Commission
Jimmy Londos
Te Agres
Strangler) Lewis
Sechemplem
National Boxing Association
Hte
Naie
Ilinois
Yale Kittenball Triumph Over Iroquets In May Match
Yale's kittenball team dominated Iroquets in a May 12 game at Yale, winning easily. Scorers Maxi Mars and Rass el Mallecies led Yale, with contributions from Boetel Michee Fraquais Gehring and O. Werner. the Falk team displayed solid play.
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YALE
Coe
Maxi Mars
Rassel
Boetel
Michee
Fraquais
Gehring
O. Werner
Baseball batting and pitching leaders for May 10
National and American League leaders listed by team with top averages runs batted in hits and triples. Key names include Hornsby Cubs Traynor Pirates and Orsatti Bartell in the NL and Ruth Cronin Gehrig Fox Baseball leaders highlighted with players from Yankees Giants Pirates Athletics Senators Tigers and Phillies.
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Ing — Tiger
Reds
Hornsby
Cubs
Rune
L. Waner
Pirates
Klein
Phillies
Traynor
Lindstrom
Giants
Orsatti
Cardinals
Bartell
Balling
Ruth
Yankees
Bint
Mons
Athletics
Blue
White Sox
Myer
Senators
Fonseca
Indians
Cronin
Gehrig
Simmons
Alexander
Tigers
Trigles-Hl
Rice
Bluege
Gebria
Weather Cuts A. A. Schedule Clipped by Poor Conditions
The American Association season opened April 14 with 27 games planned per club. Weather disrupted play. St Paul beat Toledo 5 2 as Maurice Bream excelled on the mound. Jack Saltzgaver led Saints with a triple and three singles. Anderson homered. Louisville, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Columbus, and Toledo shuffled games.
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Chicago
American Association
Thomas Jefferson Hickey
Louisville
J. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Saints
Maurice Bream
Elam van Gilder
Jack Saltzgavery
Anderson
Mud Hen
Contests Set For Pierre Tennis And Golf Events
Nine schools enter the state high school tennis tournament at Pierre on May 15 with 69 total tennis and golf entries for May 16. Golf starts at the Pierre country club course with 36 holes medal play and team and individual titles. Draws for tennis will be made Friday at the country club.
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Pierre
Soul Dakota
Pierre Country Club
C. E. Robbins
Otto Linndbloam
Itx
R. B. Rawlins
High School Athletic Association
Wildcat Jeffers Defeated by Ballman in Ten Round Fight
In Meade on May 12 Ballman 144 from Fort Meade won a close ten round decision over Wildcat Jeffers 138 from Chadron Neb. The bout featured fierce clinching and clean blows that earned Ballman the victory. Black 160 Nisland retired after second round KO by Belobradick 165 Ft Meade. Summers 143 Ft Meade kayoed Gibb 147 Ft Meade in fifth. Kid Noll won on a foul against Honmer Gibson 158 Ft Meade in third. Kid Pawee 137 Ft MeadeTK substituted for Jack Robinson and KOed Kid Curtis 145 Rapid City in second. Judges were Captain James J. Gibson Ft Meade and A J Archer Sturgis. William Foraythe was referee.
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Meade
Tutty Ballman
Oves “Wildcat” Jeffers
Chadron
Neb
Army Port
May Yard
Ballman
Bobeat” Black
Nisland
Bel Belobradick
Ft. Meade
Clarke
Jhimeele
Peta Summers
K. 0
Gibb FL Meade
Kid Noll
Honmer
Gibson
Cleveland Assured Heavyweight Battle
Cleveland officials and Madison Square Garden officials finalized a heavyweight title bout contract set for July at the new municipal stadium. The city council approved a flat 35,000 guarantee for the boxing commission, replacing the usual percentage of receipts.
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Cleveland
Mast
Strimeling
W. L.wireman
Munniipal Stadium
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Ohio
Boxing Commission
Omaha Makes Climb To Third Position in Teague Standings
Omaha halted Oklahoma Citys winning streak in the sole Western Teague game as rain faded. The Packers, after dropping two to the Indians, won the farewell contest 4 to 2 to seize third place in the standings.
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Omaha
Oklahoma City
Indians
Packers
Wolverines Favored Over Buckeyes In Western Clash
Chicago reports Michigan as favorite to beat Ohio State in the Western conference tilt. Michigan seeks a title as Buckeyes aim to end a championship drought. Maroons win over Iowa boosts standing while Buckeyes struggle to secure a decisive victory.
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Chicago
Michigan
Ering
Wolverines
Buckeyes
Iowa
Maroons
Gee
Three Named to U S Davis Cup Team for Canada Tie
The United States Lawn Tennis Association named Frank X. Shields Sidney B. Wood Jr Gregors Wrangin and Clifford Sutter to face Canada in the North American zone. Shields and Wood with Wilmex Allison beat Mexico in the first round May 1 3. Mangin of Orange N J and Sutie the intercollegiate champion have not played internationally before.
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New York
Frank X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood
Gregors Wrangin
Clifford Sutter
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Canada
Shields
Wood
Wilmex Allison
Austin
Texas
Mexico
Mengin
Orange
N. I
Sutie
Chamypinn
Neve
Jeans
Mangin
French and American Amateur Boxers in Chicago Clash
French and American amateur boxers will meet in Chicago and New York for a friendly international meet. If weather allows, Soldiers Field could host the event with thousands expected to witness bouts featuring top youths and overseas talents. If weather fails, matches move to Chicago Stadium.
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Chicago
France
New York
Golden Glove Yietors
Soldier Field
Lees
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