Huron College Athletes Among Fastest College Runners
SROOKINGS May 13 South Dakota State College hosts the fastest college field and track meet in the Dakotas. About 20 athletes from 12 colleges across five states entered by T. C. Kasper promise a strong sprint and middle distance showing. Notables include Burgess Yankton Fiegenen Howard from South Oakot Stoddard and Han from Huron, with many others from Wayne Augustana and Dakota Wesleyan. The meet features top hurdlers jumpers and weight contenders, including Blakeslee North Dakota State and Evans Wayne in the pole vault and long jump battles.
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Miller Has Big Grid Schedule
Miller's 1930 football schedule, packed with nine games, opens September 19 against Pierre Indians at Miller and closes on Veterans Day at Highmore. The Woodmen face every Central South Dakota Conference team plus Eastern South Dakota foes Huron and Redfield, with a slate staggered across September to November.
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Doty Turner Meets Sioux City Fighter In All Star Card
Madison South Dakota hosts an all star boxing card featuring Doty Turner the Cuban Wildcat of Watertown facing Calvin Jones of Sioux City in an eight round main bout. Also on the bill Jeff Hammer is highlighted after a KO win in Huron last month. Speed Clayton and Blacky Burshin meet in a six rounder. Sonny Boy Fowler meets Slim Gandy in a four round opener with Lyle McKillip versus Emmett Steele in a four round curtain raiser. Tommy Collins of Watertown referees.
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Emmett Steele
Tommy Collins
Badgers Hopeful Ted Shaw May Realize World Title
Followers of the University of Wisconsin track team see sophomore Ted Shaw as a possible world champion after his high jump at the Kansas Relays set a new Wisconsin mark. Shaw, a near novice in collegiate competition, is praised for his strong spring and the flawless execution of a western rollover style.
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Emanuel Beats Maloney In Ten Round Decision
In Los Angeles on May 13 Armand Emanuel defeated Jim Maloney in a ten round decision. Emanuel avoided Maloney’s early leads, with a late Boston rally failing to swing the verdict. Fans booed the result as Emanuel outweighed by twenty pounds and weighed 387 during the bout.
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Zachary Sent To Boston Nationals
Zachary, a veteran left handed pitcher who led the American league in wins last year, was waived out of the Barrard circuit and joined the Boston Braves of the National league. He pitched 120 innings for the New York Yankees in 1929 finishing 12 wins, no losses, and this year could not get started leading manager Bob Shawkey to place him on waivers. All other American league clubs passed, and he moved to the Braves at the inter league waiver price.
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Boston Braves
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Bob Shawkey
Two D Ball Games Slated Yet Postponed Again
Two D Ball games billed for tonight may be postponed again as last night’s A league match between Northwestern Public Service camps and Floron Dairy Products joined the list of postponed events. Armor’s Stars face K. and K. in A league action while Fire Department meets Huronite in a B league game.
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Baseball Results in American Association
Louisville U4 Milwaukee Indianapolis 2 Kansas City 4 wins by score. Other games postponed due to rain.
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Shakeup Near Us Milwaukee Loses Ten In Succession
Milwaukee manager Marty Bergmann experiments with radical lineup changes to end a ten game losing streak in the American Association. Milwaukee was swept by Louisville Colonels 11 to 0 as the Brewers battle a potential league record for consecutive defeats. Old Dinty Gearin started for Milwaukee and exited in the first inning.
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Walker Cup Golfers Arrive At Sandwich
The Walker Cup contenders gathered at Sandwich England ahead of the two day match Tolley arrives back from France to join the British side facing the American foursomes led by Roger Wethered and Francis Quimet. The British and American teams drill on Royal St Georges preparing for the Thursday and Friday clashes.
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Carnera Kayoes Three Fighters In Five Minutes
Primal Carnera of Italy defeated three opponents in five minutes at Ogden Utah on May 13 1994. He stopped Jack Silver Seattle 220 after two minutes then Al Dawson 205 Qader in two minutes five seconds, and Ed Wilks 175 Ogden in one minute. A crowd of 3090 saw him topple each foe with repeated knockdowns.
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Derby Entry List Shrinks Ahead of Kentucky Derby
With the Kentucky Derby four days away at Churchill Downs the field for race five faces downsizing as potential starters hover around nineteen colts. Bias toward a smaller final lineup grows as withdrawals could reduce acceptances to fifteen or fewer by Saturday.
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Churchill Downs
Socko-McKenna Battle Ends In Draw At Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls on May 13 Trish McKenna of Tyndall and Kid Socko of Sioux Falls fought to a six round draw. McKenna used clever boxing and more blows, while Socko pressed back despite being hurt. Earlier, Johnny Martin defeated Ray Mann in six rounds, Mickey O'Donnell beat Leon Kimberley, and Soldier Edmunds defeated Sol Lowry in separate bouts.
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Making Birdies and Eagles in Golf
The article explains two paths to birdies and eagles on every hole. It notes close approach putts and sinking approach shots as keys and cites Bobby Jones as a model for holing long putts and leaving balls near the cup. Tomorrow features a Bobby Jones shot.
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Boxers Scoreteen Heavy Night Across Cities
Boston saw Merer Ou outpoint AL Friedman while Akron stars faced Boston in a series of ten round bouts. Holyoke saw Bucky Lawless defeat Gorilla Jones by decision in ten, and Toronto reported Albert Belan fer besting Franklyn Young in ten. Sioux Falls hosted Irish McKenna and Kid Socko ending in a draw, Los Angeles saw Armand Emanuel defeat Fim Maloney.
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New Lighter Golf Ball Fails Few Hurdles In Test
The new lighter golf ball passed its first tournament test at Fairview Golf Club White Plains in an 11 hole sweepstakes under Metropolitan PGA sanction. Objections cited include poor putting and tee shots in heavy wind though winner Joe Turnesa of Elmsford posted a 70 score two rounds of 35.
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Joe Turnesa
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Giants Power To Win Series As McGrawmen Tear Through Rivals
John McGraws line of power hitting drives the New York Giants to win three games from both the Pirates and the Cubs, boosting their grip on the league lead. Nine homers in the final Cubs game highlight a fireworks packed set that also sees Brooklyn’s Pirates snap a losing streak and rejoin a tight chase for third.
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Honor Student Wins Trophy for Outstanding Athlete
Morris W. Johnson, an honor student and standout athlete at North Carolina State College, received a recent trophy for his outstanding athletic record. He has started in all three major sports over the past three years.
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North Carolina State College
Baseball Roundup Highlights Narrow Wins and Big Losses
Yesterday's stars included Pipgras and Burke contributing to the Yankees and Browns wins. The Browns defeated the Red Sox 13 to 2 while the Tigers fell 7-0 to an early offense. Others saw scattered hits and decisive losses across the league as Pirates and Reds posted afternoon scores.
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New Welter Titlist To Take Short Rest
Chicago May Thompson of Oakland Cairo world welterweight champion will rest about three weeks after his 18 round decision over Jackie Fields in Detroit. He plans to attend the Kentucky Derby and watch Mickey Walker meet Al Friedman in Louisville before resuming activity.
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Mickey Walker
al Friedman
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California Bans Flying Tackle In Wrestling Rings
Los Angeles May 13-17 The flying tackle used by Gus Sonnenberg world wrestling champion was officially banned from California rings today. The tackle, a butt to the opponent’s stomach, was developed largely by Sonnenberg a former football star.
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