THREE Huron track teams head to Saturday action
Weather delays curtail three Huron squads as coaches Bell Coffey and Bangerter prepare for Saturday meets. Scalpers seek Brookings invitational glory against Dakotas Minnesota Nebraska and Iowa schools. Tigers tangle in Sioux Falls for state honors while junior high Cubs defend 1929 title in Aberdeen.
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Huron
Bell
Coffey
Bangerter
Beil
Huron College
Northwest
Brookings
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Towa
Tigers le
Sioux Falls
Tigers
Huron High School
Pierre
South Dakota
John Bangerters
Tiger Cubs
Aberdeen
Watertown
College Field
Tiges
Collin
Bryan
Christian
Youel
Captain Frost
Schott
Anderson
Lovejoy
Heyer
Jones
Sarahan
Buchanan
Seeman
Newman
Nicademus
Voss
Langland
Brown
Osborn
Sandell
Armour Stars Triumph In Diamondball Thriller
Armour's Stars defeated K and K 11 to 4 as Bostic K and K pitched 11 strikeouts and Bullis added eight. Diamond homered for Armour, while Werner homered for K and K. Armour built a three run lead in the second and expanded it to five by the third. A postponed Dairy Producta game forfeited to Producemen. A Huronite Elks B contest was postponed. C N W Knights of Pythias game set for tonight.
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Armour
Bostic
Builis
Bullis
Stars
Diamond
Werner
K’s
Dairy Producta
Northwestern Public Service
Producemen
Huronite- Elks
Knights
Pythias
Armour K
KE Hollidoo
Dexter
Visitors From Several States Attend Brookings Meet
League leaders listed: National League batting Stephenson 458 hits Frederick 42 home runs Wilson 9 RBIs Suhr Wil son Klein 27. American League batting Rice 42 hits Oliver Foxx 6 RBIs Simmons 28. Visitors from multiple states expected to attend the Brookings meet.
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Stephenson
Cubs
Frederick
Robins
Wilson
Suhr
Pirates
Klein
Phillies
Rice
Senators
Oliver
Red Sox
Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
South Dakota State College Track Meet Attracts Regional Entries
Brookings hosts the first annual state meet with athletes from five states. North Dakota State and Wayne College loom strong while Buena Vista’s F L Casey serves as starter and referee. Rains improved conditions. fair weather could yield fast times.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
T. C. Kasper
Northwest
Kasper
F. L. Casey
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Iowa
Casey
State College
North Dakota State
Bison
Morningside
Wayne College
Nebraska
South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan
Huron
Huron College
Ellendale College
North Dakota
Augustana
Sioux Falls College
Southern
Eastern
Northern Normals
Western Union
LeMars
Yankton
Ellendale Normal
Gustaus Adolphus
American Golfers Lead Englishmen in Walker Cup Half
American team led by Bobby Jones and Dr. C. F. Willing built early leads in Walker Cup foursomes at Sandwich England. George Van Elm and George Voigt also pressed Cyril Tolley and Roger Wethered as the first 18 holes ended with the U S ahead in several matches.
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Sandwich Eng
Robert T. Jones, Jr
F. Willing
T. A. Torrance
Rex. Hartley
Ouryorme
Sandwich
England
George van Elm
George Voigt
Cyril Tolley
Roger Wethered
Bobby Jones
Dr. C. F. Willing
Portland
Ore
Rex Hartley
Yor Elm
Voigt
Tolley
Wethered
Voist
von Elim
Harrison FL Johnston
St. Paul
Francis Quine
Boston
William Campbell
John Nelsom Smith
Collett Reaches British Women’s Golf Final
Glenna Collett advances to the British women’s championship final by beating Enid Wilson one up. Helen Hicks exits after loss to Enid Wilson. Collett faces Hilda Cameron in a close semi-final, with Hicks eliminated 5 up 4 to play.
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Formey
Glenna Collett
Enid Wilson
Eng
Helen Hicks
Miss Collett
Hilda Cameron
Scotland
Miss Hicks
Lay
Miss Wilson
American Canadian Tennis Teams Clash in Davis Cup
In Philadelphia on May 15 the United States faces Canada in the Davis Cup initial American zone tie at Philadelphia Country Club. John Van Ryn plays Dr. Jack Wright while George Lott faces Marcel Rainville in two singles matches on the opening day.
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Philadelphia
Canada
United States
France
Philadelphia Country Club
John van Ryn
Jack Wright
George Lott
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
Ruth Bats and Hats Prize Plan for C M T C Athletes
Earl Flanagan announces prizes for outstanding athletes at the 53 Citizens Military Training Camps. Babe Ruth autographs set with fifty three baseballs and an equal number of Louisville Slugger hats donated by Colonel Jacob Ruppert and Hillarich Bradsby.
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C.M
T. C
Ruth
Louisville
Babe Ruth
Earl Flanagan
Beadle County
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Hillarich
Bradsby
Large Field In State Prep Meet At Sioux Falls
More than 400 athletes from about 20 schools compete in the South Dakota high school track and field meet in Sioux Falls. Forty champions advance from eight regions in fourteen events, with preliminaries in the morning and finals at 2 15 p m, referee Pete Welsh.
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Sioux Falls
N. D
South Dakota
Watertown
Pete Welsh
Des Moines
R. E. Rawlins
South Dakota High School Athletic Association Board of Control
Aberdeen
Alcester
Artesian
Brookings
Daland
Estelline
Eureka
Groton
Huron
Mitchell
Mobridge
New Underwood
Onida
Rapid City
Tyndall
Vermillion
Wessington
Winner
Avon
Canton
Clark
Edgemont
Faith
Hot Springs
Parker
Alexandria
Belle Fourche
Flandreau
Garretson
Gregory
Stickney
Armour
Bonesteel
Centerville
Dupree
Emery
Fulton
Lead
Scala
Milbank
Miller
Vale
Yankton
Geddes
Gettysburg
Lemmon
Timber Lake
Volga
Brentford
Bridgewater
Deadwood
Salem
Wakpala
Chamberlain
Frederick
Sisseton
Trent
Woonsocket
Ideal
Kadoka
Platte
Presho
Redfield
Spearfish
Egan
Reville
Spencer
de Smet
Eai Point
Hammil
McIntosh
Plankinton
Webster
Meckling
Iroquois
Philip
Pierre
Huron Rifle Club chartered by National Rifle Association
The Huron South Dakota Rifle Club was chartered today by the National Rifle Association. Kenneth Boggs serves as secretary treasurer and publicity director with C Fisher as president Earl Pellant as vice president and J W Boyle as executive officer. The club joins more than 1900 affiliated clubs.
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Huron Rifle Club
Washington, D. C
Huron, South Dako
National Rifle Association
J. H. Platt
Kenneth Boggs
Huron
C. Fisher
Earl Pellant
J. W. Boyle
Augustana Pitcher Throws First Midwestern No-Hitter
Curt Chelstrom of Chicas authored a no hit no run pitching performance for Augustana College, defeating Western Teacher College 6 to 0. Chelstrom struck out 16 batters as Macomb based opponents were blanked in Rock Island Illinois.
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Augustana
Rock Island
Ill
Curt Chelstrom
Chicas
Chelstrom
Augustana ‘College
Bataman
Western Teacher
Macomb
Luque And Wright Boost Robins Into Third Place
Brooklyn pitchers Adolfo Luque and Glenn Wright helped the Robins beat the Reds as Luque claimed his undefeated record and Wright homered and tripled in a key win. The victory nudged Brooklyn into third in the National League amid a rain shortened day across majors. Cardinals, Giants, and Cubs results also noted with Hornsby set for a $1,000 gift ceremony May 31 for 1929 season MVP.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Brooklyn Robins
Glenn Wright
Adolfo Luque
Brooklyn
Wright
Jess Petty
Wilbert Robinson
Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Hornsby
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Hemshy
John Heydler
Yankton Preview of Brookings Dual and Dakota Meet
Yankton will host Brookings for the first dual of the year on Friday afternoon, with light weights staying home to avoid overmatching and preserve edge. South Dakota conference returns show Wesleyan and Huron as top rivals, with Arnold likely the meet high point contender.
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Yankton
Southern Norimal Pointers
Yankton College Greyhounds
Mendel
Valdez
Lyman
Batchellor
Reiss
Flnk
State College
Brookings
Yankston
Youngworth
South Dakota
Huron
Wesleyan
Arnold
Weert Englemann
Carnera faces indefinite suspension over knockout build up
Primo Carnera, the Italian heavyweight, traveled across the United States with 16 knockouts in as many bouts. Major General John Clinnin, head of the Illinois State Athletic Commission, recommended Carnera and his four managers be indefinitely suspended by the National Boxing Association. The committee cited a suspected build up policy to promote Carnera as a leading heavyweight.
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Carnera
Chicago
Primo Carnera
United States
National Boxing Association
John ¥. Clinnin
Ilinois State Athletic Commission
Stanley M. Isaacs
Cincinnati
Clinnin
Comraittes
Putt Pressure in Golf Legend Bobby Jones Open Memory
In a reminiscence about Bobby Jones at the National Open in Columbus, Jones recalls terror at a crucial three inch putt. The piece urges steady short putts, warns against careless strain, and stresses practice for tournament pressure.
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Bobby Jones
Columbus
Jones
Bobby
Elis
NEA Service, Inc
Derby Visitors Poised for Record Crowd at Louisville
Louisville prepares for Derby day with six Chicago special trains and four other long distance services. From New York, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia, plus a Queen City steamer and 100 planes at Bowman field, attendance could reach 75 000. Some hotel reservations dwindled, fueling doubt about a record turnout. Gallant Fox remains Derby favorite despite slower workouts. Mickey Walker arrives to train for a Friday eve ten round bout with Paul Swiderski in Louisville.
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Louisville
Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Midwest Club
Lakeshore Athletic Club
South Shore Athletic Club
Medinah Temple Shriners
New York
Cincinati
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chirchaill Downs
Gallant Fox
William Woodward
Earl Sande
Satnurday
Walker
Mickey - Walker
Lowisville
Paul Swiderski
Ight
Syracuse
N, Y
McKenna to Face Mann in Tyndall Boxing Night
Tyrdall middleweight McKenna meets Ray Mann of Sioux City in an eight round bout at home town show in Tyndall Tuesday May 20. McKenna has 20 knockouts in 26 fights. Semi windup features Johnny Gregg vs Charley Denson and five bouts on the program.
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McKenna
Mann
Tyndall
Idish McKenna
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