Expect New Mark To Be Hung Up In 572 Annual Race
Alan Gould previews the fifty-seventh Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, detailing a strong field led by Twenty Grand and Mate, potential track records, and contenders like Pittsburgher, Boys Howdy, Sweep All, and Equipoise, with prospects of a fast pace and big purses.
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Boys Howdy
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Mate
Walter J. Salmon
Whic
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Insco
Griffin Watking
Chicago
Harry Hatch
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Open Sunday golf course to debut by Chicago and North Western
The Chicago and North Western railroad athletic association announces the official opening of the railroad golf course this Sunday. After rain last week, workers conditioned fairways and greens. holes reach 315 yards with a meandering creek adding challenge. Officials plan future additions and measure the course as part of the athletic plant expansion.
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Loughran Triumphs Over Campolo To Regain Heavyweight Standing
In Madison Square Garden Tommy Loughran, the former 175 pound king, defeated Victorio Campolo in ten rounds to reclaim a top spot among heavyweights. Loughran, outweighed and outmuscled by nearly 50 pounds, earned a unanimous decision from the referee and two judges before a 10,000 crowd. A deep cut above his left eye opened in round eight as Campolo pressed the attack. Campolo won rounds one and nine, while Loughran’s sharp punching and resilience kept him in control.
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Max Schmeling
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Grade Relay Teams Stage Meet Today
Grade relay teams from Hurona nve grade schools compete this afternoon on Huron College track. The informal meet tests material for upcoming season meets and serves as interlude entertainment for the South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference. Short shuttle relays are planned and a grade-school intercheck meet may follow later.
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Burns and Wilson Take Over Huron Skeet Grounds
Burns and Wilson of Huron announced today they have taken over management of the Huron skeet grounds and equipment south of the Armour packing plant. The Bret shoot under the new tenancy will be held tomorrow, with competition starting Sunday. Plans call for weekly Sunday shoots all summer with possible midweek events.
Coen Seeks National Honor in Lawrence Contest
Lawrence brief notes May election context with candidate Coen aiming for national honors in a court-related or public service contest. The text references Tilden era terms and legal framing around the candidacy and surrounding courts.
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Millers Crub Bitter Rivals Open Baseball Rivalry
CHICAGO May 16 The annual bitter series between St Paul and Minneapolis began with St Paul defeating Minneapolis 20 to 4 as Oscar Roettger fueled the Saints offense with two doubles a triple and a single Mike Kelley controlled the mound for St Paul while Clarence Harriss started the first inning for Minneapolis Milwaukee powered past Kansas City 7 0 with distance hitting three triples three doubles and a home run No other games were played yesterday as teams traveled St Paul heads to Minneapolis Milwaukee to Kansas City Toledo to Columbus and Indianapolis to Louisville the Kentucky derby likely postpones that game
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Slim) Harriss
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Louisville
State high school tennis meet continues in South Dakota
Survivors from opening rounds compete in Pierre for area singles and doubles titles. Defending champion Donaldson faces William Brussels in the first semi final, after Donaldson beat Greene 2-6 6-2 6-2. Brussels beat Toohey 6-2 6-2. Bird beat Richards to reach semi, while Hanten defeated Aldrich. Doubles results include Heaton and Richards over Bird and Euckhart, and Brussels and Dobbins over Abler and Caldwell.
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Richard Hanten
Watertown
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Huron
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Euckhart
Briuseeils
Dobbins
Aberdeen
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Kemisch
Yankton
Richyoied
Toohey
Sioux Falls
Victor Baptist Rites To Be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Victor Baptist, 52, pioneer resident of Hitch cock area, who died of a stroke two years after a paralytic attack, will be held tomorrow. A brief family service at 3:36 p m will precede church rites at Ban je Church with Rev. Fanny Mills presiding. Surviving are his widow and five children Mrs Harold West of Aberdeen Marie Alma Eve Mee and Gwendolys brothers Dr Jacob Tendick of Roedthowm II and Bon Baptist of Hiten.
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Aberdeen
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Pittsburgh Lefty French Shocks Giants In Debut Rematch
Pittsburgh southpaw Larry French matched Clarence Mitchell in a 2-2 tie through nine. In the 10th, George Grantham grounded to first for a misplayed ball, Tracey Traynor singled, and a run followed to spark a 3-2 Pirates win. Phillies drop two to Reds. Reds sweep, Mattie.
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New York
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Prep Trackmen In State Meet At Pierre
Nearly 30 high school athletes from all regions converge in Pierre for the state meet preliminaries and night finals. Events include sprints hurdles jumps throws and the mile. Ossie Solem of Drake University officiates while former college athletes judge field events. Huron High fields 18 entrants in 11 events with reshuffled relay lineup and Niermeyer in high hurdles.
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South Dakota
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Eceven
Huron High School
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Huron
Renshaw
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Youel
Christian
Niermeyer
Disrud Leads Haron Country Club Qualifiers In Golf Meet
Disrud topped opening qualifying at Haron Country Club with 84.8, four strokes ahead of Gust Jacobson who led the four finalists. George McKeon and Jack Frost followed as others began the chase for eight finalist spots. Finalists face 36 holes in medal play next week, with handicaps not used for the first time. 25 to 28 players expected to qualify by Sunday night.
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Jacobson
Clerud
H. J. Saylor
Cs R Stewart
Hoss Matson
Clyde Smith
Bob Smith
Ted Schaefer
F. H. Schrader
Stanley Colton
Mike Moran
Tyronounds
McKeon
Frost
Outdoor Sport Talks On Air Begin On WENR
Outdoor programs on fishing lakes and streams and hunting wild game across plains and forests of America are broadcast every Monday at 745 p m central time over station WENR. Cal Johnson editor of Outdoor America hosts and shares experiences from wilderness trails.
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Central Standard
WENR
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Cal Johnson
Outdoor America
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North America
Baseball Tournament Under Way At Groton
Groton May 16 Special in the outstanding game of the preliminaries Hecla beat Langford 3 to 2. Bristol defeated Columbia 16 to 11 in another first round game. Pierpont beat Roslyn 13 to 5 and Groton downed Andover 6 to 1. Semi finals and finals were scheduled.
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Pierpont
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Andover
Eight Eastern Crews Compete Today in City Races
NEW YORK May 1. Eight east teams race today with Beevard Navy and Pennsich at Philadelphia while Columbia faces Masmachuests Tech on the Harlem in New York.
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Awards For State Track Meet in Huron
Huron firms and professionals fund trophies for the South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference Track and Field meet to be awarded Saturday May 23. Gold silver and bronze medals will honor first second and third places with a large trophy for the conference champion and cups for the half mile and mile relays. Individual high scorer will receive a trophy. Loren Arnold of Dakota Wesleyan last year led the point total. Contributors include Guy Johnson Madge Automobile Agency Fair City Paint and Glass J C Penny Cal menson Clothing Osborn Clothing C F Koepp Clothing Huron Candy Kitchen Sherman Moe Smith Jewelry Howes Temmey Service Shoe Shor Robinson Shoe Johnson Sewell Marvin Hughitt Hotel Tredway Liem Huron Clinic Keil Brothers Anderson Lumber York Cigar Store Dr C K Walker Dr B B Kerr Hi W Markey The Evening Huronite and local banks.
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Tredway
Liem Huron
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B. BH. Kerr
Hi W. Markey
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Non Members Invited to Huron Rifle Club Shoot
Non-members are invited to join a shoot tomorrow afternoon at the Company C range near Riverside Cemetery bridge, starting at 2 PM. Eat Pellant, secretary treasurer, says the Huron Rifle Club plans summer activities including interclub shoots across South Dakota and a drive for new members today.
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Huron Merchants Meet Epiphany In Home Tilt
Huron hosts Epiphany in a Sunday home tilt as the Merchants seek a win to end a string of poor showings. Manager Smith faces an undecided pitching choice with either Wolsey or Schwartz slated to start. The game is scheduled for 3:00 and will be broadcast on the railroad line in North Huron.
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High School Golfers Open State Tourney
Pierre May 16 With players entered from 19 schools South Dakota's annual high school golf tournament opened at the Pierre country club course this morning. Held with the state track and tennis tournaments the 36 hole medal play determines team and individual champions from the low aggregate score. Schools entered include Aberdeen Brookings Eureka Highmore Huron Trene Mobridge Parkston Pierre Follett Rapid City Sioux Falls Tyndall Wagner Hot Springs Parker Wakonda Watertown Winner.
Huron Sends Jolin and Thorsness to State Golf Meet
Huron high school will be represented by Wayne Jolin and Clifford Thorsness at the state high school golf tournament in Pierre. Coach Frank Coffey selected the pair, who proved themselves the class of Huron linksmen, to compete against other South Dakota golfers.
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Wayne Jolin
Clifford Thorsness
Pierre
Jolin
Thorsness
Frank Coffey
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Wichita Ball Park Bad For Visitors
The article notes Wichita’s poor results at its road stand and a string of losses after an 11 game win streak at Island Park. Des Moines beat Topeka 9 7 with Niggeling homering for Des Moines, and Jimmy Harrison’s Saints won at Omaha 5 4 in 10 innings on Bouza’s drive.
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Topeka Senators
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Brown
Jimmy Harrision
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Letus Given Award At Chicago Big Ten Medal
Dele Let, star middle distance runner for the University of Chicago, has been awarded the Big Ten conference medal for excellence in athletics and scholarship. Director A. L. Stagg announced yesterday. The medal is awarded annually to one member from each conference school.
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