Bees Edge Pirates In 10th To Rise In National League
Boston Bees rejuvenated with a 4-3 ten inning victory over the Pirates to climb to fifth in the National League ahead of the Reds. Al Lopez hit a homer, Wake Hoyt and Danny MacFayden matched innings in relief, Baxter Jordan delivered the decisive hit. Monte Pearson earned his fourth win for the Yankees, who also won, while the Red Sox topped the Tigers.
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Claremont Upsets Northville In Opening Tourney Game
Claremont defeated Northville 4 to 3 on Tuesday as Feser struck out 11 and held Northville to four hits. Claremont’s bats backed him with 20 hits with Vickers catching. Northville’s Lane and Dethmann worked the mound. Webster beat Bristol 12 to 1 earlier, Webster’s Hagee and D Cooper sharing the win.
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Gopher Captain Earns Western Conference Medal
Glenn Seidel of Minneapolis, captain of Minnesota’s 1935 Big Ten champions, received the Western Conference medal for excellence in scholarship and athletics. President Coffman noted the award as the highest mark of achievement in athletic and scholastic work while Seidel starred as the team’s quarterback on undefeated squads of 18 solvent.
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St Lawrence Plans Six Man Football Day
St Lawrence on May 15 will host a six-man football day sponsored by the school. The event, an amateur style game, will be played locally with no admission charge. The St Lawrence coach invites interest from other schools to schedule future contests.
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Iowa Pedagogs Favored To Take Saturday's Meet With Rabbits
Brookings May 14 Coach Lem Herting of the State College expects his Pedagogs to edge the Town State teachers in a close track meet with the Jackrabbits pushing hard in every event. Capt. Paul Miller should excel in high and broad jumps while Lassen skies in shot put. Emmerich likely to win javelin, despite Dakota Relays loss to Gangy of the Tutors. Pole vault favors the invaders with White at 12 feet. Howey leads in the mile and half as State eyes conference titles in the half and mile relays. Rain has quickened the cinder track, promising fast marks.
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Pups Set To Battle Little Maroons At USD
Freshmen track teams from the University of South Dakota prepare for a dual meet with Morningside College freshmen on the university track the week after the North Central Conference carnival in Brookings. Tentative dates target Tuesday or Wednesday May 26 or 27. The squad includes Papik twins McLane Slater Ramsdell Jepem Ingalls Link Streb Smith Steffin Don Peterson Nelson Schuber and others.
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Shires Returns to Chi Baseball in Chicago
Chicago May 14 Charles Ar Omr The Great Shires, a famed fast basemen, boxer, referee, and raconteur, returns to the scene of past triumphs to begin a baseball workout with unclear arrangements. Once a multi sport figure, he has alternated between wrestling refereeing and catering while pursuing a wandering career across colleges and pro teams including the White Sox and Washington in the American League. He plans to settle somewhat as he nears his 30s, after many seasons and varied names.
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Barney Ross Signs For Sydney Title Bout
Australian promoter Charley Lucas signed welterweight champion Barney Ross to a December title bout in Sydney with Jack Carroll. Ross received a net guarantee of 345,000 plus taxes, plus a total purse near 68,000. The bout would be Australia’s first world title fight since 1908, expected to draw about 3,000 spectators and a gate near 150,000 American dollars.
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Doland Tracksters Clock Fast at Aberdeen Meet
Doland coach Glen Hubbard expresses cautious optimism after a mile relay trial run and noting a 3:37 pace at Aberdeen. Houghtaling and Gross posted the fastest team time of the year while McNickle battled a pulled muscle. Wheeler relay history ends as McNickle and Grow depart next season.
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Constipated 30 Years Patient Seeks Quick Relief Ad
An advertisement-style snippet claims rapid relief for chronic constipation with a single dose. It mentions abdominal discomfort, sour stomach, and gas, with testimonials from Mabel Schott and L Shoub of New Keck.
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Great Golf Great Golf by Akt Krentz NER Service
Golf writer AKT KRENZ notes that average players misjudge chipping and rely on steering the ball rather than letting the club hit through. He cites standing close to the ball and a firm left-hand grip as key to maintaining balance and control through the stroke.
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Murphy Accepted For West Point
Cornelius Murphy an 18 year old freshman at Huron College has officially learned he passed entrance exams for the United States Military Academy at West Point. He will report July 1 to begin his course. Murphy, a Trouois High School graduate in 1935, was class president and salutatorian, editor of the school paper, and basketball player. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Murphy farmers near Trouois and nephew of Mrs Henry Vanderhaer of Huron.
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Town Avenue
Huron
Tracksters Compete At Woonsocket High
Track contest at Woonsocket High School features Duane Clodfelter first William McDowell second and Laverne Wecker third across 12 events including shot put jumps dashes hurdles high jump discus and throws. Final standings show Clodfelter 69 points McDowell 4313 Wecker 2 points with honor mention to Robert Oddy after surgery. Monte Pearson notes Yankees beating Browns with six hits.
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Climax Track Meet Forecast With Wide Point Spread
Yankton May 14 Wide distribution of points expected as seven colleges file entry lists for the annual conference track and field carnival next Saturday. Yankton Greyhounds favored to win their seventh straight crown but lack back-up power in track events. Notable showings expect Barber of Yankton and Allen of Mines in high jump 5 feet 10 inches. Barrett of Wesleyan, Lane of Northern, Gaetz of Wesleyan lead discus and javelin contenders. Other leading athletes from Augustana, Yankton, Northern and Huron named in hurdles and shot put races.
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Tigers Picked for State Tournament
Huron High School selects golf and tennis contenders for the state tourney to be held tomorrow at Aberdeen. Team members include Gordon Miller Fusell Johnson and Emmett Walsh with Miller and Johnson in doubles and Johnson and Walsh in singles. Isaac Wallner earned a berth in the lower division and Everett Bates and Forest Snyder vie to determine Huron's remaining entry.
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Pick Lineup Tonight For Sunday's Opener
Huron Ball Club holds a practice at Ravine Park din as Manager Tommy Diamond says the lineup for Sunday's opener versus Yale will be chosen tonight. All squad members are urged to attend.
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Cornhuskers Ride Even In Season Openers
After two opening games of the Nebraska State Baseball League season, all six teams sat at .500. Beatrice, Norfolk, and Fairbury lost their first games to Mitchell, Lincoln, and Sioux Falls respectively. Mitchell beat Beatrice 10 to 9 on their home diamond while Lincoln won 8 to 6. Fairbury defeated Sioux Falls 4 to 1 as Bradford and Nathy held the Jeffs to five hits.
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Redfield Golfers To Joust Sunday Local Tournament
Redfield Golf Club prepares a local tournament for members next Sunday. Newly elected officers include I. M. Pennington as president Ingles as vice president Harry Speight as secretary and treasurer Roy Porson as grounds chairman Roy Schoniger to maintain the course Dr F E Clinita heads the sports committee and W F Hansen chairs the social committee.
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