Huron Scalpers Win Region While Pierre Dominates Meet
Huron College loses to Pierre in a regional track meet held at Pierre, as Pierre racks 64 points and Huron finishes second with 23½. Freddy Beiers shines for Huron but falls short. regionals also crown Pierre in multiple events, with new records set in 100 yard dash and football throw amid windy conditions.
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Huron High School
Sioux Falls
Tigers
Freddy Beiers
Methodists
Licking
Dakota Wesleyan
Humon College Tracksters
Huron College
Tutal High
Fierre
Beiers
Wesleyan
Gage
Francis Gage
Euron
LeRoy Nelson
Huron
Nelson
Norfolk
Youel
Harbert
Lowe
Nicemeyer
Seabert
Minat
Hepler
Shepherd
Suchus
Locke
Evans
Sorenson
Beyers
Neilson
Micheri
Nelson Huron
Stevens
Bloom
Backus
Miner
Backus Wesleyan
Niermeyer
Phillips
Pierre
Paul Marschalk
Manly
Cecil McDowell
Faulkton
Gettysburg
Wessington
Frankfort
Tulare
Onida
Highs ‘More
de Smet
Hitchcock
Putnam
Pfotenhayer
Allen
Bennett
Meade
Pfotenhauer
J.thorpe
McDowell
Pale Faulkton
Davis
Bloomenrader
Highmore
Chase
Larson
Peterson
Jensen
Williams
Goldsworthy
Corwin
Pierre Gehrens
Steffen
Petersen
Quimby
Wheelock
Doyle
Pugsley
Erickson
Potter
Marshall
Wik
Melius
Ramsdell
Hinger
Binger
Kellett
Thorpe
Melis
Hohm
Kambel
Eulawik
Stan Shaw
Bluejays
Kulawik
Eugene Lothrop
The
Wolverings
Paul Mildner
Cubs
Vic Sharpe
Alons
Delmar Olston
Wolverines
Elmer Maxvold
Yankees
Vernon Rice
Giants
Kenneth Fish
Kenneth Gile
Leonard Jackson
Bud Thorsness
Blus-isys
Adolph Gossman
Wolfe Varines
Paul Miléner
Sig Kulawik
Lions
Stanley Shaw
Max Bloomberg
Walevesines
Vance Kennard
Forest Nelson
Elmar Maxvald
Sharpe
Moor
Schultz
Lovell
Geirke
Hopper Thorsness
York
Urban
van Winkle
Lothrop
Mas I Bloomberg
John Wilson
Sig Xulawik
Marvin Moar
Vante Kennard
Keith Gordon
Prankin Love
Disianes
Kambel Stars In Hitchcock Win In Valley Opener
Lefty Kambel pitched Hitchcock to an 8 2 victory over Bonilla in the James Valley league opener. The Hitchcock southpaw allowed nine hits, struck out 11, and benefited from 40 Bonilla errors as Hanson and Hiatt handled the relief duties. Eisenbraun caught for Bonilla.
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Kambel
Hitchcock
Bonilla
Eisenbraun
American Walker Cup team begins rest before Prestwick events
Victorious American Walker Cup golfers take a short rest in London after their eighth consecutive win over Britain. The nine man team led by Francis Ouimet left St An Grews to head to Prestwick for the British amateur starting next Monday, while George Dunlap stayed in Scotland at Glen Fagles.
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London
America
Prestwick
Francis Ouimet
St An
Grews
George T. Dunlap
Scotland
Glen Fagles
Wells Recommended as Athletic Director at Sioux Falls College
Marshall Wells of Minnesota, a two year arider and former assistant coach at Hamlin and Minnesota freshmen staff, is recommended by the Sioux Falls College executive committee to replace Francis Olson as athletic director. W. Herbert Roberts says the board is likely to approve, with President C. R. Lattgast in New York having endorsed Wells.
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Wells
S. F. C. Post
Sioux Falls
Marshall Wells
University of Minnesota
Sioux Falls College
Francis Olson
W. Herbert Roberts
C. R. Lattgast
New York
Gopher
Hamlin University of St. Paul
Tilde
Rookie Adds Momentum To Athletics' Climb
Denny Shute explains the short pitch shot as one of golf's hardest. He advises a close stance with an open stance, left foot back, a shortened backswing, and a firm strike without attempting to lift the ball.
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Denny Shute
Yale Opens James Valley League Play With Win
In Bancroft on May 14 Yale beat Bancroft 13 to 10 to start the 1934 James Valley league schedule. Alley Maass pitched the full game for Yale and struck out 10, while Bancroft used four pitchers in a losing effort. Yale collected 17 singles as Maass led the offense. Bancroft made five errors to Yale’s six.
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Bancroft
Alley Maass
Yale
Peterson
Will
Schlueter
Hoover
Hancroft
Maass
Bancrof
Connie Mack
Athletics
Goe CascareHa
Joe
Philadelphia
Yankees
Alan Strange
Shibe Park
Cascarella
Washington
Datroit
Tommy Bridges
Cleveland
Huron golfers beat Redfield in inter-city match
Huron golfers opened the 1934 inter-city campaign by defeating Redfield club members 47 to 34. Dr C R Stewart led with an 86 while Redfield’s medalist Frank Richards posted 90. Huron to host Redfield for a return match Sunday, June 1. results detail several 8 to 13 point pairings in the foursomes.
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Huron Golfers
Redfield
Country Club
Kuron
Redfield Club
C. R. Stewart
Huron
Frank Richards
Ted Schaefer
Boyd Benson
Wor
Les Blume
Harry Speight
Clarence Stebbins
George Minard
W. E H. Nielzen
H. L. Saylor
Saylor
Frank Spence
C. R Stewart
Dick Harter
Floyd Enstrom
William McCoy
H. H. Head
Earl Flanagan
Orrin Olson
Walker Whiting
A. J. Kubitz
Tom Ingles
Frank Ripley
J. C. Oppernd
Jack Frost
Stanley Colton
Clinite
Morse
H. E. Spencer
Bill Huesgen
Road To Public Golf Links Improves Access On Dakota Avenue
Construction of a bridge over newly laid pavement on Dakota avenue north will allow golfers to reach the Public links. Detour one block east then west along the south-side road to cross Dakota avenue is not possible, says Manager Roy Daum. Greens and fairways are in good condition despite weather, and a tournament lineup is being prepared for Ipetrons of the course.
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Dakota Avenue
Roy Daum
Daum
Junior High Kittenball And Track Meet Report
The piece outlines junior high kittenball teams and track results led by Sig Kulawik of the Lions. It lists team captains, top performers, event wins and times, and notes practice and upcoming games at the high school field on Illinois Avenue South.
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Cascarella
Hill
John Bangerter
Giants
Vernon Rice
Bluejays
Bud Thorspess
Tigers
Everett Bates
Cubs
Kenneth Fish
Lions
Sig Kulawik
Wolverines
Gene van Winkle
Yankees
Mex Bloomberg
John, Waldner
Verse Woodworth
Adolph Gossman
Swede Huntington
Bruce Woodward
Kenneth Helseth
Harald Cummins
LaVern Thorp
Jim Bauman
Ronald Gustafson
Delbert Munster
Bob Fahrendorf
Hubert Hughes
Jack Arends
Roger Parlee
Bud Thorsness
Stan Shaw
Bob Gehrke
Wilfred
Vic Sharpe
Franklin Love
Norm
Englebretsen
Henry Kelly
Neil Meyers
Cassvin Calendine
Maryin Moor
Dennis Bruner
Arley Jackson
Milton Hanson
Robert Geyerman
Bob Shew
Gene Moore
Elwin Badger
Don Byerly
Eugene Lothrop
John Wilson
Delmar Olston
Don Gardner
Forest Nelson
Mel
Mer Maxvold
Nomnan Peterson
Tad Boyle
Hugo Busch
Milford Ames
Isaac Waldner
Hollis Madsen
Kenneth Gile
Henry Baker
Fay Hyde
Buttice Hanson
Leland Hayes
Robert Barrows
Robert King
Jack Donovan
Ratenball
Linois Avenue
College Field
Ashton Wins 10th-Inning Opener in James Valley League
Ashton defeats Flemming's Cubs 4 to 3 in ten innings on a squeeze play after W Wise the Ashton pitcher held the Cubs to six hits and struck out 13. Northern division tilt opens season. both clubs play sharp defense and promise a tight race.
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Ashton
Spesinu
Flemming
Cubs
W. Wise
Pirates Take Lead as Standings Tighten in Patchy Day
Pirates moved into a two point lead by percentage after beating the Braves 9 to 2, while the Cubs topped the Giants 7 to 3 on Chuck Klein’s late power. Cardinals crushed Brooklyn 12 to 0 and the Phillies outslugged the Reds 5 to 4 in ten innings as Ethan Allen tied the game in the ninth.
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Pirates
Chicago
Ed Brandt
Bostop Braves
Cubs
Giants
Chuck Klein
Pittsburgh
St Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Phillies
Reds
Ethan Allen
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Wenysourg Star
MrDowell
Faulkton Star
NEA
A. Maass
Liana
HUGE
James Valley League
Tyree
Washington Philadelphia
Detroit _ posane
Boston _ ee
St. Louis
Chisszo
New York Hi
Boston
Stookisn
Fejziladel
Cincinnati
American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus Sinh
Tndhanepolis
Loisville
Kansas Ci
Abtuki
St Paul
Toledo
Osborn
Optimus
St. Moritz
Panama
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