Setting Is Completed For State Track Contests Here
Preparation for the South Dakota state track meets in Huron advances as officials gather for a 3 p.m. meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. The event brings joint high school and college competition with Kasner as starter, Campbell as clerk, and Elmer Clark as announcer, while crews finish fieldwork and torch lighting for a weekend of matches at Huron College and adjacent courses.
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Millers Run Ten Straight Wins in Baseball Showdown
Chicago May 164 Home Sweet Home energizes eastern clubs as Millers beat Louisville 11 to 7 for their tenth straight win. St. Paul tops Indianapolis 3 to 2 on two homers by Bill Norman, while Milwaukee edges Columbia 3 to 2 to claim third place. Toledo and Kansas City falter.
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Tome Run Leaders In Yesterday's MLB Games AP Summary
National League leaders include Ott Giants and Moore with Phillies and Vaughn. Pirates and Bonura White also feature among top performers. American League leaders highlight Foxt Athletics and Bonura White with notable hits and runs scored.
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Women golfers rally to Didrikson amid amateur dispute
Houston May 16 Babe Didrikson leading the Texas Women’s Golf Association protests the U S G A ruling on her amateur status. The state group argues she remains eligible for state and Southern champions despite alleged contradictions by A M Reid and others. They urge consistency with existing rules and deny any aim to bar her from Texas competition.
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Mexicans Next For U S Davis Cuppers
Mexico faces the United States in a three day Davis Cup series starting tomorrow with the same lineup that defeated China. Bryan M. Grant Jr. of Atlanta and J Donali Budge of California will handle singles while Budge and C Gene Mako team for the doubles.
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Denial Ruth May End Playing Says Club
Boston Braves headquarters denied a report that Babe Ruth planned to quit baseball after the current road trip. Secretary Edward P. Cunningham said he had not heard Ruth make such a statement and that relations with Ruth were unchanged. The story claimed Ruth believed fans in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh had not seen him and that he was through.
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Yesterday's Stars: Early stars shine in uneven doubleheader
Associated Press recap highlights Arky Vaughan of the Pirates driving in runners and homering in a win over the Phillies while Ted Lyons of the White Sox fans three and shuts out the Athletics. Angie Galan of the Cubs collects five hits in a doubleheader as Charley Rolling aids the Yankees' win. Hughey Crut and Pouk Dean spark two rim hits in first game, Dean racking five hits and seven strikeouts to seal the nightcap. Ab Wright belts a homer, a triple, and a long fly against the Senators.
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National League baseball notes and postponements
National League Cincinnati at Boston games postponed to a later date. Minor league and regional listings include Minneapolis, Sioux Falls at Lincoln postponed, Duluth 2 Eau Claire 3, Brainerd 6 Superior 5, Greater Grand Forks 4 Winnipeg 5, and Fargo-Moorhead at Crookston failing to arrive in the Westzen League.
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White Sox Giants And Tigers Show Brilliant Records
Review of the first major league intersectional series of 1935 noting power balance west of the Alleghenies. White Sox lead with 6-2, Giants 7-3, Tigers 5-3 in a sequence marked by home runs and standout pitching. Dodgers split with Cubs, Pirates win in Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati adjust schedules.
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Myers Corners Club Pythians Rally for 17-3 Win
Myers Corner baseball team defeated the Knights of Pythias 17 to 3 in five innings to seize an early city league lead. Art Collins homered while Peterson Bullis and Gillespie added three baggers as Lowe But and Bulls shared the mound duties in a strong team effort. Pugsley and Stafford failed to stage a rally for the visitors.
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Redfield Defeats Frankfort in Dual Track Meet
Redfield High School edged Frankfort in a Tuesday afternoon dual track and field meet, 12433 to 774. Frankfort’s D Stubbs led with 19 points, while Redfield’s La Void scored 15 and ran on the Pheasanty half mile relay. Regular track schedule ends. Schulte the discus thrower will compete at the state meet in Huron after winning at the Region meet in Euron.
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Rain Delays Heart of America Golf Tourney in Kansas City
Persistent rain thinned the field at the Heart of America golf tournament held at Old Mission course in Kansas City. The second 18 holes began amid soggy turf as players faced delays and uncertain conditions.
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Joe Turnesa Singles Spectacular Pinehurst Birdie Three
Joe Turnesa produced a remarkable birdie three on the third hole of the second round at the 193 North and South Open in Pinehurst North Carolina. He finished 72 holes tied for third at 24 over par, with Armour and Burke. The shot was praised as a reverse left handed strike using a special grip and stance.
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Yankton College Greyhounds Aim for Sixth Straight Cinder Title
Yankton College tops the list for the South Dakota intercollegiate meet at Huron, relying on star sprinters like Gross Zitz Smith Kendall and distance runners such as Sinclair and Pritchard. Key field contenders include Hladky in javelin and Barber in high jump, with Hurtig, Rikanstad, Kellett, and Settell among other point scorers.
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New Gridiron Era Seen By Dorais
Dorais, coach at the University of Detroit, says the 1930s will feature a wider game built on lateral passing and open play, contrasting with past aerial trends. He notes spring programs across major schools show the trend toward the lateral pass, aiming to revolutionize football next fall.
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