King Tut 10 Be Here On June 12 Card
The May Ameri can Legion fight card in Huron featured Jack Osman losing in one and a half rounds to George Samson of Decatur Neb, with Osman reported ill prior to the bout. Tony LeClair defeated Jimmy Kumphries by technical knockout. Lyman Cotton dominated Leo OConnor of Woonsocket in four rounds, while Duff Crawford beat Young Dunham in Aberdeen on points. Jack Keith won a decision over Battling Mariners of Virgil after a brisk showing in the ring.
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Art Miptcurly
Floronite
Huron
American Legion
Jack Osman
Iroquois
Osman
Land of Nod
George ‘Lamson
Decatur
Neb
Akron
Kayo Kristner
Samson
LeClair
Tony LeClair
Virgil Boy
Jimmy Kumphries
Blunt
Trumphries
Blunt Boy
Lyman
Cotton
Huron College
O’connor
Iim
O'Connor
Kave
Crayhrad Winson
Duff Crawford
Young Dunham
Aberdeen
Jack Keith
Lake Preston
Maraders
Virgil
Keith
K Keith
Covin
Kayo
Won't Run Before Derby Blue Larkspur Arrives at Churchill
Louisville May 14 The railbird crowd who hoped to see Blue Larkspur in action before the Kentucky Derby were disappointed by the colt's arrival at Churchill Downs. Trainer FT. J. Johnson said the favorite will not start prior to the Derby on May 18 as he will take Lat chances before the big race. Colonel E R Bradley's colt remains set for the Derby at Louisville.
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Louisville
Railbridgs
Blue Larkspur
E.R. Bradley
Churchill Downs
FT. J. Johnson
Goulsville
Two Huron youths draw in four round bout at arena
Two Huron lads fought four rounds to a draw in a juvenile crowd event kept quiet by sneaking in through an upstairs window. Ringside observer Jack Reiss announced King fut, a Twin City battler from Minneopolis, would appear before June 12 on the next fight card against an unnamed opponent.
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Jack Reiss
King Fut
Twin City
Bill Petrone Iy Minneanolis
Winners Named in Blind Bogey Golf Event at Huron
Huron Country Club hosted a Blind Bogey tournament on Sunday with eight top finishers choosing prizes. Draw order listed Joe Downs Fr Li Wilkinson Ari Mitchell S Sanstedt L V Fralverson Stanley Colton Ef Olta George C Hunt. Prizes included a cup case of near beer a knife one ion suit two Dunlop golf balls a pair of cult links a pair of sex and a Bok bag.
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Huron Country
Joe Downs
Fr. Li. Wilkinson
Ari Mitchell
S. Sanstedt
L. V. Fralverson
Stanley Colton
Ef. EL Olta
George C. Hunt
Dempsey and Benjamin settle after hotel altercation
The New York American reports Dempsey and Joe Benjamin reconciled after a May incident said to include a hotel melee. Detective John Bradick reportedly mediated at midnight as the two shook hands and returned to calm.
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Dempsey
Benjamin
New York
New York American
Jack Dempsey
Joe Benjamin
John Bradeick
Bather
Dakota Relays Set For May 2 and 3 1930
The eighth annual Dakota Relays track and field carnival will be held in Sioux Falls on May 2 and 3, 1930. Local sponsors announced the dates, aligning closely with last year’s meet.
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Sioux Falls
Gabby Hartnett to Have Tonsils Out
Chicago report notes Cubs star Gabby Hartnett underwent surgery at a city hospital for tonsil removal. The fragment mentions Hartnett’s health affecting his season and includes unrelated boxing notes about Canadian title bout details in Toronto.
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Gabby Hartnett
Chicago
Leo
Gabby) Hartnett
Cubs
Inva’ Chi‘cago Hospital
Kentucky Derby May Be In Mud At Churchill Downs
Louisville May 14. Heavy track conditions at Churchill Downs raise the odds of mud for the 56th Kentucky Derby. Blue Larkspur and Bay Beauty, entered in the classic, impressed by winning yesterday, while Naishapu Windy City and Wort candidates boosted confidence. Twelve Derby hopefuls run in the trial feature today, shaping the field for Saturday's race.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Blue
Larkspur
R. Braidley
Bay Beauty
Lovrin
Naishapu
Turtmen
Car Department Beats Freighters 21 to 5 in N W Diamond League
The Car Department defeated the Freighters 21 to 5 last night in the Chicago and North Western baseball league. Freighters had seven hits to six for the Car Department but committed errors that allowed an easier win for the Car Department led by Bjerkeset and Jensen. Tomorrow the Machinists meet the Store department in the next game.
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Car’ Department
Freight House
Carmen
Ubtefers Car ’Department
Bjerkeset
Jensen
Pugelsang
Morrison
De’partment
Williams Named Hawkeye Basketball Coach at Iowa
Williams is named head basketball coach at the University of Iowa succeeding Justin M Barry who moves to USC. Williams has been on the Hawkeye staff since 1924 and was a former standout at the University of Wisconsin.
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Marquette
University “of Milwaukee
Roland- Fo. Williams
University of Iown
Byletie’ Council
Justin M
Glenna Collett Reaches Third Round At St Andrews
American champion Glenna Collett wins 3 and 2 over Maude Bryant to advance to the third round of the British Women's golf championship at St Andrews Scotland. Joyce Wethered also wins 8 and 7 over Mrs. D G Madill. Marion Hollins defeats Miss Ramsay 4 and 3. Gertrude Boothby eliminates Mrs J A D Bell 6 and 5.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
Glenna Collett
Minn
J. A. D. Bell
Bunioneers Race at Albany Cross Country Meet
Bunioneers from Breckenridge Texas ran 24 miles to Albany the 46th control in the cross country event. Herbert Hedeman and Sam Richman tied for first in yesterday’s 54 mile lap from Mineral Wells with Pete Gavazai and Johnny Salo finishing second in elapsed time. In boxing New York’s Phil Karlin beat Babe McGregory and Mile McTigue defeated Paul Hoffman in close decisions.
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Breckenride
Texas
G. C. Pyle
Bunioneers
Albany
Herbert Hedeman
New York
Sam Richman
Mineral Wells
Pete Gavazai
Italy
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Togethe
Uhle Keeps Detroit Wings With Sixth Straight Victory
Detroit pitcher George Uhle won his sixth straight decision as the Tigers defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 3. The win kept Uhle undefeated this season, while Boston and Chicago battled for first in the league standings. The Cubs moved atop the NL with a 6 4 win over the Braves, and Phils rallied past the Cardinals 10 9 behind Cy Williams' late homer.
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Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
George Uhie
Bucky Harris
Detroit Ibers
Uhle
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Detroit
Ken Holloway
Jackie Tavener
Buck Harris
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Yankees
Hudlin
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Danny MacFayden
Boston Red Sox
Grady Adkins
Chicago White Sox
Lyn
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Clarence Jonnard
Cub
Charley Root
Jonnard
Cubs
Sethold
Blues Return to Form in Early Baseball Action
Blues top Blues Association in a close May clash as Indianapolis defeats Minneapolis and St Louis shuts out Toledo. AL Shealy starts for Saints and is relieved by Pete Zumbra after four runs cross in the third inning.
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Chicago
Twilling
Kansas City Times
American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Tea Appesay Cep
Bruno Metzel
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