Sioux Falls Is Conceded Change to Retain
Sioux Falls hopes to defend its state high school track title at the South Dakota meet in Sioux Falls with Washington High as favorite after a strong regional showing. Norton of Watertown and Garrettson athletes are noted challengers while Palmer's injury shifts team chances to others in the opening preliminaries and field events.
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Geddes
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Kemper
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
Marshall
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Standings Mix Of National League And American League Games
National League results show New York and Boston in 10 innings with 0 and 9 runs respectively, Pittsburgh 9 Philadelphia 0, Brooklyn 0 Philadelphia 0, plus Cleveland and St Louis strong in the American League. American Association and Western League scores list several city matchups with tight outcomes and late innings.
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Boston
Benton
Walker
Hogan
Cunningham
Spohrer
Hubbell
O’farrell
Delaney
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Pittsburgh
Haines
Haid
Johnson
Wilton
Petty
Brame
Swetonie
Huron Scalpers Headed to Sioux Falls Meet
About ten Huron Scalpers depart for Sioux Falls to compete in the South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference track and field meet. John Youel and Sam Naminga lead the lineup with Youel in the half mile and Naminga in the mile. Bud Parker Andy Cordova Wayne Nelson and others vie in hurdles sprints distance throws and jumps with Jimmy Charr’s eligibility still in doubt.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
John Youel
Sam Naminga
Youel
Naminga
Bud Parker
Andy Cordova
Parker
Wayne Nelson
Paul Crockett
Lyle. Funnell
Moon- Mullins
Jimmy Charr
Huron
Jimmy
Feddie Han
Arnold - van
Heuvelan
Han
Carl Wetrick
Ward
Bell
Baseball schedule shows AL games across leagues
A list of daily American League matchups includes Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington St Louis at Pittsburgh New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago Also listed are minor cross league games Minneapolis at St Paul Milwaukee at Kansas City Toledo at Columbus Omaha at Tulsa Des Moines at Oklahoma City Denver at Wichita Pueblo at Topeka.
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Swedish swimmer Arne Borg sets 700 yard world record
Arne Borg of Sweden broke the world record for the 700 yard swim at the Santa Maria municipal pool last night. His time of 8 minutes 2.120 seconds cut 27 seconds off the former record held by Ray Ruddy of the New York Athletic Club.
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Santa’ Maria
Tworand
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New York Athletic Club
Head Man Flea Back Head Man Flea Back
In Sweetwater Texas May 17 the head man Pyle, absent due to a broken arm from a minor accident, returns as the bunion derby advances. Colorado Tex along with Pete and Johnny Salo of Passaic New Jersey competed as other leaders in the event.
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Tex
Pyle
Colorado
Pete. Guyugai
Imgland
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N.Y
Bout Between Heats and Bernard Cancelled in Detroit
The scheduled bout in Detroit at Olympia Arena between Andrew Heats and Bernard of Flint Michigan was called off after Bernard sustained a fractured rib yesterday afternoon. Fight officials said Bernard could not compete and the card was cancelled.
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Detroit
Andrew
Flint
Mich
Olympia Arena
Clan
DA Keane
Braves End Giants Run In Split Doubleheader
Braves win 4 3 and 5 4 over the Giants in a two game set as Emil Fuchs era continues. Hubbell loses in the tenth after Dugan and Maguire doubles downed him. Benton and Delaney face stiff opposition while Cunningham debuts with a solid opener. Cardinals take league lead with a 10 9 win over Pittsburgh as Bottomley homers twice. Browns and Tigers win to narrow gap with Yankees.
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Aanantion ‘Press
Emil Fuchs
John
McGraw
Giants
Braves
Larry Benton
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
Clark
Dugan
Maguire
Bruce Cunningham
Pacific Coast
Cubs
Hornsby
Art Delaney
Boston
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Parces Field
Donie Bush
Bill .Southworth
Jim Bottomley
Robins
Phillies
Dazzy Vance
Willoughby
Rank O'Doul
Reds
Browns
Tigers
Alvin
Slewder
Walter Miller
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Owen Carroll
Thomas
Derby Course May Be Soggy Ahead of Kentucky Derby
Associated Press reports the 15th Kentucky Derby may face soggy track conditions as a field of thoroughbreds competes for 64000 dollars. Blue Larkspur eyed as favorite from Idle Hour Farm, with Blue Gray colors leading Idle Hour connections. radio networks plan coverage.
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Je Gould
Associated Press
Louis Vis Bay
National Broadcasting Company
Kentucky
Témor Ows
Wélls
Zac
Glyde
van Dusé
Garan
Daily Golf Lesson Chip Shot Essentials
Everett Comstock explains the chip shot as a crucial short approach in golf. Focus on an accurate line, weight on the left leg, keep the head down, and let the club swing through to lift the ball toward the cup, saving strokes.
Central South Dakota league readies second season Sunday
The Central South Dakota baseball league plans a revamped circuit with Sheffield replacing Esmond in Wests. Sheffield faces Virgil at Virgil’s home diamond in Virgil’s first game after Huron’s exit. Huron travels to Alpena to meet a fast Wolsey and Yale matchup, with Hitchcock’s team in the mix.
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Central South Dakota Baseball League
Sheffield
Wests
Esmond
Huron
Nas
Virgil
Alpena
Wolsey
Yale
Thesleague
U S Leads In Davis Cup Play In Montreal
The United States opened its Davis Cup defense in Montreal with two decisive matches proving the Americans ahead in the first round of the zone play. John Hennessey of Indianapolis and John Van Ryn of Orange, NJ won singles, setting up a doubles clash as Hennessey and Van Ryn prepare to face Dr Jack Arthur Ham next.
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United “States
France
United States
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Teddy
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
John van Ryn
Mast Orange
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Jack ‘Arthur Ham
Four teams lead league after first week in Huronite diamond
Four teams tied for first in Huron's eight team league after one week. Standard Oil joined the leaders by forfeit over Kiwanis, as Kiwanis fielded depleted rosters. Oilers beat Kiwanis 5 3 with Jameson superb in left field and Johnson homering for Kiwanis.
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Huronite
Standard Oil
Kiwanis
Oilers
Howley
Wol Pet
Wuron Naipy Si
Kiwanis Club
Theiwanians
Jameson
Leftield
Kiwanians
Johnson
Cottington
Schaeffer
I. Bloodgood
Johnson, Bullis
Care
Moose
N. W.P
Kansas City Clings to Lead in Narrow Victory Streak
In early American Association action Kansas City stays one game ahead after a 2-1 12 inning win over Columbus at home. Minneapolis was routed 10-1 by Indianapolis while Louisville snapped an eight game slide with a 6-4 win over St Paul. Milwaukee edged Toledo 4-3 and Kililea’s Brewers prep for upcoming sets.
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Sale Jents
American Association
Pennant
Kansas City
Florence
Killilea
Milwaukee Brewers
Minneapoli
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Indians
Milter
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Dempsey to Fight Von Porat in Outdoor 15-Round Bout
Chicago promoter Paday Harmon offered Jack Dempsey 500000 to fight Otto Von Porat in a 15 round outdoor bout during the summer after Illinois lawmakers passed a bill to legalize 15 round boxing. The fight would likely be staged at Soldiers Field with Dempsey's guarantee posted in a Chicago bank once he signs. In New York Evening World reports Dempsey may return November 28 to meet the era’s top heavyweight at Tin Juana race track under Jim Coffroth's promotion.
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Paday Harmon
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Jack Dempsey
Otto von Porat
Harmon
Thellinois House of Representatives
Senate
Dempssey
Fiche
New York
Evening World
Jim Coffroth
Tin Juana’ Race Track
Turnesa Reaches Thousand Guineas Semi Finals
In Moortown on May 17 Joe Turnesa of New York advanced to the semi finals by trouncing J J Taylor of Great Britain 6 and 4. Fellow American Leo Diegel fell to Charles Whitcombe 2 and 1. George Duncan eliminated Herbert Jolly’s rival, and Duncan closed with a 45 foot winning putt after a tough duel with Walter Haren.
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Jolly
Archie Compston
Yarnesa
Whitcombe
Davies
Walter Haren
George Duncan
Duncan
Five Days Left to Enter Junior Baseball Teams in Huron
The Huron four Junior baseball teams seek players ages 12 to 14. Each team can carry 14 players, totaling 56. Only 14 boys have entered so far, leaving room for at least 42 more. Applications due to The Evening Duronite sports desk by May 22.
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Duronite Sports Desk
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Whiners
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Rapid Air Lines
Hoeron American Legion
W. van Heuvelen
Taloyd Guelsang
Bill Coates
Jimmy Walsh
Rudolph Jeanseja
Harry Hale
H.l O'Malloran
Wenaight
Art
Warren Newton
Eugene Hay
Woodrow Wilson
Wolsey
Keith Pp. Kimm
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