Region 4 to send strong South Dakota state track contingent
Huron leads qualifiers for the Sioux Falls state meet with seven in ten events. Other Region 4 schools named include Gettysburg, Onida, Brentford, Miller, Highmore, Wessington, DeSmet and Redfield. Top performers cited include Mann of Gettysburg and Bryan of De Smet, with events listed across sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and relays.
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South Dakota
Weert Englemann
Simons
Miller
Mendel
Starbuck
Onids
Wedge
Wellington
Campbell
Euron
Valdez
Frankfort
Sioux Falls
Huron High School
Tigers
Pierre
Capitol City
Gettysburg
Onida
Brentford
Highmore
Wessington
DeSmet
Redfield
Collin
Bryan
Haron
Mann and
Bennett
Shaw
Hopkins
Waite
Mann
Doyle
Munger
de Smet
Zgw
Huron
Callin
Norfolk
Guida
Sergeant
Schott
Cellin
Overby
Harburt
Anderson
Allen
McElrath
Johnson
Lumley
League D Ballers To Resume Action Tonight
With better weather tonight's Huron diamondball leagues plan to resume after last night's games were called off Armour's Stars and the K and K store Meet in the A league while the Huronite faces the Elks in B league Managers urge teams to arrange postponed games as soon as possible Officials may shift this week's schedule to clear postponed games next week if needed
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Armour's Stars
K. and
K. Store
Elks
Mark Spang
Indians Rout Senators as Miller Shines in Third
Yesterday the Indians overwhelmed Washington 11 to 6 after Miller relived in the third inning and the Senators were held to one hit through 2 3 innings. Hack Wilson homered late for the Cubs in a 3 to 3 nose out of the Braves. Waite Hoyt and the Yankees beat the Browns 5 to 1. Tigers defeat Red Sox 4 to 1.
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Indians
Miller
Senators
Washington
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Braves
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
Browns
Ita.x
Art Hatinng
Tigershayt Rad Sox
Bobby Jones at Scioto Fifth Hole Open Highlight
A 1939 NEA Service reminiscence details Bobby Jones at the 1926 National Open on Scioto’s fifth hole. His second shot landed near the cup but rolled 40 feet down the terraced green before he calmly regrouped and sank the next shot, contributing to his Open win after also taking the British Open.
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Bobby Jones
Sciato
Bobby
Jones
NEA Service, Inc
American Golfers Hope For Victory
In Sandwich England on May 14 the American Walker Cup team captained by Bobby Jones prepared for a two day match against Britain at Royal St George's. The United States seeks a sixth straight win in this 1922 established event now featuring four two ball foursomes and singles. Foursomes are scheduled for tomorrow with singles on Friday. Pairings include George Van Elm with George Voigt and Donald Moe with Roland Mackenzie, plus Robert T. Jones Jr with Dr. F. Willing and Harrison J. Johnston with Francis Ouimet.
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England
Bobby Jones
Britain
Royal St. George's
Great Britain
United States
Toomorrow
Jones
George van Elm
George Voigt
Donald K. Moe
Roland Mackenzie
Robert T. Jones, Jr
F. Willing
Harrison
Johnston
Francis Ouimet
Baseball Scores From American Association Games
Louisville edged Milwaukee 3 to 2 in a tight American Association contest. Toledo defeated Betail 4 to 1 as Columbus played Minneapolis on wet grounds. The text notes Georgia Tech football struggles and a season of losses to rivals across major sports.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Betail
Columbus
Minneapolis
Wet Grounds
Georgia ‘Tech
Georgia
Kentucky Derby Focus Shifts To Earl of Derby Arrival
Louisville reports wide interest as residents await the Earl of Derby in Lexington 50 miles away before he travels to Churchill Downs. The English nobleman will view Emerald Isle farms and Elmendorf Farm owner Joseph E. Widener hosts him during his U S visit. In racing action Uncle Luther led a derby trial ahead of Ned O Dark Entry Broadway Limited and Three D's stable entries with notable sale history behind them.
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Lexington
Here
Blue Grass
Earl of Derby
Churchill Downs
Kentucky
Elmendorf Farm
Joseph E. Widener
New York
America
Washington
Widener
Uncle Luther
Ned O
G.W. Foreman
Dark Entry
Hal Price Headley
Broadway Limited
D's
Derby Hope
Saratoga
North Dakota State Faces Brookings Track Meet with Strong Group
North Dakota State brings a powerful all around track squad to Brookings for the South Dakota State college intercollegiate meet on May 17. Ole Sand leads sprints with local favorites Konichek and May among multiple events. Joe Blakeslee eyes a pole vault record as Hill Leckrem and Grohnke contest distance events. The team, coached by Saalwaechter, relies on football alumni in weight events and seeks top honors in the first annual college meet.
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Brookings
North Dakota State
South Dakota State College
Ole Sand
Northwest
Saalwaechter
Joe Blakeslee
Kanichek
Dakotas
Ley May
Fargo
Thomasson
Grohnke
Allison
Bertelson
Konichek
Tie Mitlan
Wollan
Robertson
Nelson
Taher
Shampion Blakeslee
Are
Walker
Freeman
Leo “May
Lonsbrough
Westcate
Hills
Shamp
Lee May
May Draw Suspension Hangs Over Covington Boxer
Chicago May 14 Joe Anderson of Covington Kentucky middleweight boxer faced possible suspension for failing to fulfill a boxing engagement. He refused to fight Haaken Hansen of Chicago in a match drawing about 60 spectators and gate around 1500 dollars, the first such issue since boxing became legal in 1925.
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Chicago
Joe Anderson
Covington
Anderson
Haaken Hansen
French Tennis Star Out With Left Leg Injury
Paris May 14 Christian Boussus France's top young tennis hope is sidelined by a tar ligament in his left leg and may miss the summer. He ranked No 5 and followed the four musketeers Cochet La Coste Borotta Brugnon as a potential challenger. In Derby notes Chicago reports Dedicate a Derby favorite may be out with a bad knee, another loss just before the race.
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Paris
Christian Boussus
France
Musketeers
Henri Cochet
la Coste
Jean Borotta
Jacques Brugnon
Moussus
Chicago
Fred A.burton
Four Americans Reach Fifth Round in British Women's Championship
Four Americans survived the fourth round at Formby as Helen Hicks and Glenna Collett advanced, while Van Wie and Gourlay were upset. Virginia Van Wie fell to Kathleen MacDonald, Edith Quier lost to Daisy Ferguson, and Mrs. Gourlay was eliminated by Enid Wilson. Mrs. Leo Federman achieved a decisive win over Mrs. Dudley Charles.
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Formby
Eng
Onship
Virginia ‘van Maie
Chicago
Glenan Collett
Molly Gourlay
Helen Hicks
Laureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
G. F.C. Rudyard
Miss Collette
Miss Hicks
Leo Federman
New York
Dudley Charles
Sunningdale
van Wie
Kathleen MacDonald
Scotland
Stewart Hanley
De‘troit
Marion Alexander
Edith Quier
Reading
Daisy Ferguson
Ireland
Enid Wilson
Miss Gourlay
R. J. McNair
London
Thompson Faces Uncertain Defense Against Challenger
May 14 Chicago report says Young Jack Thompson of Oakland California has held the world welterweight title less than a week and faces a disputed opponent for his first defense. Dick Dunn of Olympia Sporting Club Detroit announced signing Al Freshno Calif and Thompson for a title bout at Navin Field August 27, with Dunn stating Thompson will defend against the coast rival if dethroned challenger arrives.
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Young Jack Thompson
Oakland
Cabf
Dick Dunn
Olympia Sporting Club
Detroit
Thompson
Jackie Fields
Young Corbett AI. Freshno
Calif
Navin Field
Dunn
Fields
Yankton College to Install Night Football Lights
Yankton college announces night football games this fall as sixteen large projectors with 72 000 kilowatts total power will light the athletic field. It claims to be South Dakota’s first college to provide equipment for night sports and to host evening events.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Sol Lege
South Dakota
Boxers Signed For May Card In South Dakota Spotlight
Promoter Jack Peterson announces a May 22 boxing card featuring a ten round main event between welterweights Cotton of Huron and Kid Simonson of Brookings. The show includes six and four round bouts with Huron fighters Windhers, Weir, Fuglesang, Stewart, and a six round Marion Haines versus Ank Derrick in Milbank.
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Jack Peterson
Upj
Battling Cotton
Huron
Kid Simonson
Brookings
South Dakota
Cotton
Sioux Falls
Hed Windhers
Billy Weir
Marion Haines
Mitchell
Ank Derrick
Milbank
Pink Fuglesang
Scotty Stewart
Dick Barclay
Gordon
Chicago and San Jose Boxing Results Highlight Narrow Wins
Billy Angelo of Chicago defeated Al Kline of Chicago on points after ten rounds. Milo Millett of Omaha beat Elgin Moore of Portland, Ore., in ten rounds in San Jose California.
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Chicago
Billy Angelo
Philadelphia
al Kline
San Jose
Calif
Milo Millett
Omaha
Elgin Moore
Portland
Ore
Baseball Stat Lines From the American League
Rice of the Senators leads batting with 414 and Foxx of the Athletics hits 6 home runs while Simmons of the Athletics collects 28 runs batted in.
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Stephenson
Cubs
Wilson
Suhr
Pirates
Klein Phillies
Rice Senators
Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
Brewers Unable To Check Losses
Brewers slip while Blondy Bloxsom’s 15 game hitting streak ends as Louisville gains lead in the American Association. Rosy Bill Ryan wild pitch in the eighth sends Dud Branom home for a 3 2 Colonels win. Toledo ties Columbus for second as KC tops Indianapolis by 8 4. Columbus and Minneapolis rained out.
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Chicago
Blondy Bloxsom
Milwaukee
Brewers
Louisville
Rosy Bill Ryan
Dud Branom
Colonels
Toledo
Columbus’ Senators
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Mike Coengras
Columbus
Minneapolis
Duke Signs Ex-White Elephant Jack Coombs as Coach
Jack Coombs, former star of the Philadelphia White Elephants, takes up a coaching role at Duke University guiding baseball. The move marks a return to the sport for the notable figure.
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Jack Coombs
Philadelphia
White Elephants
Duke University
Giants and Cubs Duel as Athletics Grip Weakens Braves
The National League shows a tight set of standings after the first month with the Giants holding a slim lead at .36, edged yesterday by the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cubs rallied past the Boston Braves, 9 to 8, while Brooklyn and Cincinnati stayed within reach. In the American League the Indians surged toward second place as the Athletics widened their grip on first with a 14 to 7 win over the White Sox and the Yankees reached 400 wins for the year with a 4 to 1 victory over St. Louis.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
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Cubs
Boston Braves
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