Region 4 enters state meet with sparse standout entries
Region 4 track contingent heads to Sioux Falls for the state meet with limited top performers. Joe Schulte of Frankfort High leads a small field, while Darrell Kaminsky and relay teams from Huron and Cheyenne Indians also appear strong in select events.
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Sioux Falls
Joe Schulte
Frankfort High School
Schulte
Mastrovitch
Black Hills
Ray Kaminsky
Huron
Tigers
Liman
Kaminsky
Leonard Hay
Joe Grace
Don Fitzgerald
George Johnson
Cheyenne Indians
Schroeder
Bengals
Vernon Timperly
Frank Bleckinger
Leslie Hook
Hay
Eaglestaff
Junior Ehleringer
Yale
Aberdeen
Dakota
Bob Schroeder
Blond Miller
Ater
Huron High School
Choseno
Dorothy Patrick
Harriett Miner
Virginia Saxton
Wolves
Tom Luby
Rabbits
Darrell Hinksey
Coyotes
Bob Wilson
Crows
Billy Luby
Hawks
Frank Stewart
Eagles
Lloyd Larghe
Tigers Acquire Rip Radcliff In Post Army Call Up
The Detroit Tigers, down Hank Greenberg, purchased veteran outfielder Raymond Rip Radcliff. Radcliff, who joined the Army on May 7, had left the pennant race club after induction, and Detroit had then dropped six straight games.
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Eferee
Radcliffe
Tigers ST. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Raymond
Rip) Radcliff
Army
Tigers
RSA
Harris, Grace lead tight scoreboard clash in 102 102 clash
Harris and Grace spearhead a high scoring game with standout totals as Philadelphia and Detroit face a string of key contributors. Gla-8 169 and a collection of players like Gorsica Thomas McKain Teb bets Stinaee Karty are cited in the detailed box. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati produce late scoring drama as Bruner Hoerst Livingston and Strincevich adjust the NL results.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Harris
Grace
Hadisy
Beane Poe
Hayes
Bree Detroit
Ross
Tresh
Judd
Peacock
Ono
Rufling
Dickman
Newsome
Cleveland
New York
Dickey
Millers Hold Narrow Lead In Association Standings
The Millers defeated St. Paul last night to 4 and extended their lead to a full game over idle Kansas City. In the other game, Toledo beat Co Sega 5 to 2 as Emil Bildilli and Herb Worquist combined for five hits to move into fourth place.
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Wineapons
American Association
Millers
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Emil Bildilli
Herb Worquist
Co Sega
Duluth Dukes End Wausau Winning Streak 10-2
In the Northern League Duluth Dukes beat Wausau 10-2 ending the visitors six game streak. Manager Joe Davis started his first game of the season and limited Wausau to nine hits with seven strikeouts. Eau Claire defeated Superior 6-4, marking the Blues sixth straight loss.
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Wausau
Duluth Dukes
Joe Davis
Jacks
Eau Claire
Superior Blues
League Leaders By the Associated Press
American League batting lead Travis Washington .411 Cronin Boston .408. Travis and Cramer Washington 39 hits. Johnson Philadelphia Gordon New York and York Detroit 6 or more home runs. National League batting Jurges New York Vaughan Pittsburgh .355. Slaughter St. Louis 38 hits Tavayette and Medwick Brooklyn 7 home runs Camilli Brooklyn and Ott New York 7.
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Spindel
Minneapolis
Smith
Himsi
Bauer
Heater
Blige
Denning
Associated Press
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Washington
Cronin
Cramer
Gordon
York
Detroit
Jurges
Vaughan
Fittsburgh
Slaughter
St. Louis
Tavayette
Medwick
Wyatt Grabs 7th Straight
The report highlights Whitlow Wyatt' seventh straight win for the Brooklyn Dodgers as they beat the Reds 6-2. The piece notes Mel Harder turning in four straight Cleveland wins, and across both leagues the Yankees faltered while Cronin's grand slam propelled the Red Sox to 10-7 over the White Sox.
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Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
Harder
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Army
Reds
St Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Dodgers
Whitlow Wyatt
Joe Medwick
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Phils
Pierre Golf Club To Stage Tourney
Pierre May 15 Special A 27 hole invitational golf tournament will be held at the Pierre Country Club Sunday May 25. Prizes include about 75 dollars in merchandise for low scores and runners up in three flights and various team events. Grounds are in good condition and club house remodeled for the event.
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Pierre Country Club
H. E. Adams
Adams
Pierre Course
L. D. Howard
Green
Pete Adams
Boxing results from Jersey City and Minneapolis bouts
In Jersey City Toey Haddad aged 145 from Paterson stopped Los Angelo aged 146 from Bayonne in the eighth round. In Minneapolis Tony Martin from Milwaukee knocked out Dick Demaray aged 149 from Bismarck in the eighth round.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
Toey Haddad
Paterson
N. J
Los Angelo
Bayonne
Minneapolis
Tony Martin
Milwaukee
Dick Demaray
Bismarck
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Dizzy Dean retires as Cubs coach after 11 year earnings roar
Chicago May 15 Dizzy Dean ends a long playing and postaca career arc earning 258 936 since 1930. The famed pitcher joins the Cubs as coach after a brief year on the mound and will receive his 10 000 salary plus duties pay. Dean built a $258 936 earnings record from baseball and related ventures.
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Jerome Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
Diz
Dean
Chicago Cubs
James T. Gallagher
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Houston
Cardinals
Patricia
McSpaden Ends Slump With Big Eight Victory
Harald Jug McSpaden of Winchester shot 70 68 for a four under par 138 to win the Big Eight 36 hole tournament at The Country Club. He beat Ben Hogan by three strokes with Byron Nelson third at 143. The event drew 35 000 in aid of the British War Relief Society.
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iMass
P —Harald
Jug) McSpaden
Winchester
Country Club
Ben Hogan
Holt
Byron Nelson
Lawson Little
Jimmy Demaret
Craig Wood
Sam Snead
Jimmy Thomson
The
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British War Relief Society
Sports Roundup by Eddie Briez in New York
New Yorkers debate the slickest second base duo while minor league fears arise over attendance and season viability. The column notes boxing matchups and sports gossip including Jerry Mitchell and Osie Stewart, plus college and pro football and baseball tidbits from Cincinnati to Newark.
Negro Favorite To Beat Lew Jenkins In Garden Show
New York betting odds on the May 16 Madison Square Garden bout show Philadelphia Negro at 10 to 13 against Texas Lew Jenkins in a ten round lightweight clash. Jenkins is hailed as the division’s deadliest puncher while Montgomery has never fought a Garden main event, fueling stage jitters ahead of the bout.
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Special News Service
New
48Th Street
Lew Jenkins
Bob Montgomery
Texas Lew
Madison Square Garden
Tallahassee
Times Square
Bronx
Montgomery
Jenkins
Garden
Lew
Reds Seek Turnaround After Panic Purchase of Rey
Cincinnati Reds face a slipping season after four straight losses. Manager Warren Giles plans quick action, admitting changes may come but not while the club is panicky. The club spent about 35000 to acquire Ernie Kay from St Louis, moving Roy to the Cardinals in a cash deal.
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Cincinnati Reds
Mr. Branch
Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Ernie Kay
Warren C. Giles
Roy
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Joe Medwick
Red
Giles
Dodgers
Champs
Scalpers Enter 7 In S D C C Meet
Headed by captain Thad O Keefe the Scalpers enter seven men for the South Dakota College Conference track and field meet in Yankton. O Keefe leads in high jump and relays with Alden Larsen Blair Peterson Clyde Cotton. others include John Badheart Paul Brindley in field events and Cotton replaces Dezarn due to injury.
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Thad O'Keefe
South Dakota College
Yankton
Huron College
O'Keefe
Griffith
Nelson
Augustana
Bigelow
Gerry Parker
John Badheart
Paul Brindley
Two Practice Drills Slated For Juniors
Coach Bill Zeller of the Hu ron Junior League announces two practice drills for juniors this weekend. Drills occur Saturday and Sunday at 2 PM at Ravine Park, inviting all eligible boys to report for practice.
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Ace
Ans
Miller
Bill Zeller
Huron
Ravine Park
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