Sectional Leaders Stand Out In Early Big League Play
Eastern teams dominate early interleague play with the Yankees leading the American League and the Giants slipping from the top. The Athletics and Braves post notable runs as Boston flips the expected odds. The circuit shifts with east invaders set to cross into the west and western NL teams to the east.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Tie
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Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
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Philadelphia Athletics
A's
Washington
Boston
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Seth
Braves
Invaders
New York Giants
Cardinals
Giants
Chicago
Pirates
Cubs
Westerners
Huron Preps In Links Not Play Tiger Divot Diggers
Huron high school will be represented in both the state high school tennis and golf tournaments held at Sioux Falls this weekend. Intra squad results crown Max Buchanan first and Kirke Wheeler second. six players to compete in tennis singles while Jordan Miller and Russell Johnson form the doubles team. Irving Axelrad and Joe Downs will represent Huron in golf with state tennis on Friday and golf on Saturday alongside track and field events.
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Huron High School
Sioux Falls
Max Buchanan
Kirke Wheeler
Huron
Jordan Miller
Russell Johnson
Irving Axelrad
Joe Downs
Medh
D-Ballers Resume City League Action Tonight
The A. O. U. Wes faces the Armour Packers as the city league matchups continue with top teams clashing for early-season bragging rights. In the Prosperity league, the Giants host the Mudhens in a floodlight postponement from May 1 while other games shift to Sunday and Monday nights.
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Cesmton
Atovi
Elks
A. O. U. Wes
Huron Grocers
Armour Packers
Giants
Mudhens
Gold Medal Dairymen
Ghosts
Red Birds
Outstanding Colts In Latonia Derby Nominations
Latonia Kentucky May 17 with 75 nominations for the Latonia derby a $10 000 added stake to be run in June. Nominated horses include Cavalcade Time Clock Mata Hari Fat Star Bazaar and others from Dixiana Farm and J E Bradley. Latonia race meeting opens May 26.
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Latonia Field
Latonia
Cavalcade
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Mata Hari
Fat Star
Dixiana Farm
Vicar
Fly Ebony
Revere
Sir Gollaked
J. E. R. Bradley
Moran touts Baer as future heavyweight champ
Jack Moran, a former fighter turned sales rep, predicts Max Baer will overpower Primo Carera next month. Moran credits his own boxing past and sales career while touting Baer as a throwback champion who will end Carera's reign. He cites Baer's style and a confident public stance from the match buildup.
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Max Baer
Primo Caréra
Jack Moran
Baer
Moran
Jack Johnson
Doring
Huron
Jack
Primo Carera
Nine Individual Champs To Defend Laurels In Conference Track Meet
Sioux Falls May 17 Nine individual champions from 14 events plus record holders are among contenders in the South Dakota intercollegiate conference track and field meet in Sioux Falls alongside the state high school meet. Yankton's team led by Sinclair and Kendall aims for multiple records as freshmen Steels and Kendall push events including the mile and two mile. Fortunes hinge on relays, field events, and hurdles with heavy competition from Mine Websters, Northern Teachers college, Augustana, Wesleyan, and Huron among others in a tightly contested meet.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Yankton
Sve
Sinclair
Miler
Kendal
Lyman
Gross
Zitz
Wilson
Sprimwers
Reynolds
Jurick
Smith
Rustad
Don’ Sinclair
Bladky
Uhler
Postulka
Bixler
Fortune
School of Mines
Webster
Hummel
Beiers
Wesleyan
Scriven
Ranid
Kastener
Dakota
Kristener
Northern Teachers College
Whch
Rames
Northern
Walker
Martz
Gorder
Hall of
Augustana
Preheim
Big Viking
Auggie
Kochenderfer
Wangsness
Williamson
Surgeon
Doyle
Evans
Sioux Falls College
Mmany Point
Farnsworth
Brennan
Winte
Toreman
Huron
Southern
Spearfish
Eastern
Gage
Neirmeyer
Nelson
Baseball and league scores with obit of Parmuel Bernheit
Scores from multiple leagues show Indianapolis 0 Minneapolis 7 and Kansas City 9 top battles. Brainerd-Little Falls 9 Fargo-Morkhead 2, Eau Claire 8 Winnipeg 10 called at dusk. Obituary notes Parmuel A Bernheit 83 part owner of Pittsburh Pirates dies in Beverly Hills after heart attack.
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Northern League
Duluth
Greater Grand Focks.i. Superior
Fargo-Moorhead
Eau Claire
Winnipeg
Brainerd-Little Falls
Crooletton
Los Angeles
Parmuela
Bernheit
Pitts
Burigh Pirates
Kentucky
Beverly Hills
Aberdeen Leads In Qualifying Athletes
Sioux Falls May 16 UPI Aberdeen high school leads in state interscholastic track and field qualifiers with eighteen athletes earning 24 spots across 14 events. Pierre and Huron trails. meet coincides with State College conference championships at East Side athletic field.
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Sioux Falls
UPI
Aberdeen High School
Golden Eagles
Pierre High
Aberdeen
Ond
East Side
Belmont Park Opens With Largest Attendance Since Open
New York May 27 1934 Belmont Park inaugurated the racing season drawing about 15 000 spectators. The card featured Isabelle Dodge Sloan's Okapi Cavalcade and High Quest with derby and Preakness winners among the field. Betting crowds caused notable excitement and confusion at the metropolitan track as the season began under the new betting regime.
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New York
Belmont Park
iMers
Isabelle Dodge Sloan
Jamaica
Field Club
Bullis Signs with Norfolk Nebraska League Club
Rus sell Bullis of Huron has signed a contract to play in the Nebraska state baseball league with the Norfolk club. He left Huron two weeks ago to try out, was moved from first base to the outfield, and has shown strong batting as an early season standout.
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Bullis
Huron
Okea Golf Swing Notes on Heel Lift Timing
The passage explains that a left heel lift during the backswing triggers the downswing and weight shift to the left. Returning the heel to the ground begins the downswing as the hands move the club toward the ball. Timing precision governs the action sequence for proper golf timing.
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Okea
Americans Eye More Honors In British Amateur Golf
Americans arrive in Prestwick amid heavy betting for the British amateur championship led by George Dunlap Jr and Jack Eastland with fellow Walker Cup players such as Sam McKinlay and Phil Mickelson favorites listed among odds. The field includes past champions Cyril Tolley Roger Wethered and Eric Fiddien. The American contingent prepares to start on the course as the layout is briefly closed on Sunday with limited practice before play begins on Monday.
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Prestwick
Eng
London
Tom
Johny Goodman
Jack McLean
Aye
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Jack Eastland
Sam McKinlay
Max Marston
Harry Berkley
Jehemy Fischer
Gus More
Tony Torrance
Oxy Briton
HL Chandler Egan
Lawson Little
Francis Ouimet
Eric Fiddien
Eric McRavie
Lionell Munn
Michael Scott
Cyril Tolley
Roger Wethered
Tolley
Wethered
Borday
Jockey Bellizzi Dies of Race Fall Injuries
Injured jockey Dominick Duke Bellizzi died at Mary Immaculata Hospital Jamaica after a Saturday fall at Jamaica Race Track. He had led the two year old stake field before losing his seat while trying to keep his horse from veering wide, causing several horses to fall and injure him with a ruptured intestine.
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New York
P—Dominick \Duke
Bellizzi
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Mary Immaceula Hospital
Jamaica
Jamaica Race Track
Bellizer
Psychic Bid
Junior Baseball Is On At Gann Valley
In Gann Valley on May 15 L Cadwell commander of the American Legion post issued a call for junior baseball recruits. Cadwell predicts an interesting schedule for the youngsters amid generous support and local enthusiasm.
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Gann Valley
L. Cadwell
American Legion
Cadwell
Huron Country Club announces 1934 golf season and events
The Hyron Country Club lists the 1934 tourneys and city championship schedule headlined by the Central South Dakota invitation and the fourth annual city championship. Intercity matches with Redfield begin soon with city finals set for early September. The schedule includes Huesgen Cup Mitchell Meet Huron Clinic Cup and Smith Jewelry Cup plus 18 hole events with some 36 hole finals. Committees named for grounds house finance golf and membership.
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Central South Dakota
Hyron Country Club
Redfield
Will
Hbe
Sioux Falls
Huron
Highmere
Mitchell
Huron Clinic
Gust Jacobson
John Wheeler
W. L. Weir
Lewis Benson
HL .L. Saylor
J. Stanley Colton
A. P. Stowell
Harry H. Otte
George C. Fulling Weider
Camden Rayburn
J.A. Churchil
Chester N. White
Emil Frost
H C, Whaley
B. F. Patton
EB. C. McKenzie
H. J. Saylor
Robert
D. Deak
L Weir
May Add Relay To Big Six Track Meet
The Big Six track meet may include an 8?1 yard relay as an added event. Kansas is favored with Nebraska Oklahoma and Kansas State strong contenders. Glenn Cunningham may challenge records in the half mile mile and two mile events.
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Tinguun
Ren
May Li
D. XX Bible
University of Nebraska
Huff
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Glenn Cunningham
Young Warneke and Ruffing Released by Springfield
Lon Warneke of the Chicago Cubs and Charley Ruffing of the New York Yankees are praised for major league work while their younger brothers Al Warnecke and Hennis Ruffing fail to make the Central league squad at Springfield and are released by manager Joe Mathes last night.
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Kid Brothers
Springfield
Grant's Omission Explained By Ward
In New York May 21, Bryan Grant the Atlanta player who beat three Davis Cup contenders was left off the Davis Cup squad due to court surface preference. Ward the cup selection chairman cited that Grant excels on clay but struggled on turf, and the committee favored Shields Stoefen Wood as the probable singles players.
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New York
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Grant
Shields
Stoefen
Ward
Sidney Wood
Londos Wins After Ring Toss By German Opponent
Jim Londos of St Louis, heavyweight claimant, was tossed from the ring by Dick Shilat of Germany, then returned to defeat him with a flying tackle in 45 minutes. Frankie Hammer, 269, Portland, outpointed Johnny Exlavic, 17, Duluth, Minn.
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Louls
Dick Shilat
Germany
Jim Londos
St Louis
Oakland
Cal
Frankie Hammer
Portland
Ore
Exlavic
Dulth
Minn
Kingfish Levinsky Hints Return to Coast Soon
Chicago May 17 King Levinsky's hospital bulletin says he is strengthening yet nervous and hopes to leave within days. He plans to return to Los Angeles for the Lasky fight buildup and faces a quiet statewide athletic commission inquiry into his training and abrupt flight.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Los Angeles
Art Lesky
Pete Reilly
Kingsicli
Lena Levy
Ilinois State Athletic Commission
Levainsky
Lasky
Kingfish
Lasicy
Big Ten Netsters In Annual Contest
Tennis stars from all Big Ten schools except Indiana arrive at the University of Chicago for the conference singles doubles and team championships. Leading contenders include Max Davison and Trevor Weiss for singles with Roy Black Lowery and others in the field. Davison and Weiss are defending doubles champions as Chicago Minnesota Northwestern and Michigan vie for the team title.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Indiana
University of Chicago
Max Davidson
Trevor Weiss
Earl Totting
Northwestern
Roy Black
Wisconsin
Lowery
Purdue
Chamber
Ohio State
Shereer
Huber
Minnesota
Davison
Weiss
Michigan
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Vern Trieite
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Ronald Melcoln
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