Brooklyn Dodgers Rise To Third In NL Standings
The Brooklyn Dodgers surged to third in the National League after a string of wins including a 6-5 comeback over the St Louis Cardinals and a 5-2 rally that moved them past the Cardinals into third place. Hack Wilson sparked a ninth inning surge for Brooklyn in a 6-5 win over Philadelphia, while Cincinnati hovered with the Cardinals in a pennant race context as other AL results unfolded.
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State Track Meet eligibility tops 300 athletes
Pierre May 11 A total of 316 athletes from 76 South Dakota high schools are eligible for the state prep meet in Sioux Falls this Saturday. Qualified from eight regional meets include Brookings Sioux Falls Pierre Mitchell and Mobridge with 10 or more athletes, while numerous towns list smaller counts.
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No Bouts For Ross Until Titular Scrap
Chicago May 16 17 Barnryaves Chicago's challenger for the world lightweight title will not fight until he meets Tony Canzaneri for the title on June 2. Ross managers Sam Pian and Art Winch had planned bouts at Terre Haute and Minneapolis but the Chicago Stadium upseating company objected. The Ross firm agreed to limit Barney's activity to training.
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Six Wheeler Prep Team Aims at Sioux Falls Meet
Doland May 18 Six Wheelers from Doland high school prepare for the state frank ment in Sioux Falls Saturday led by Capt Olson Gross Caldow and Lovelace in the Wheeler half mile relay E Parden Hahn also compete Gross set a regional 20 and 440 dash record Olson Caldow and Goss look to improve marks Parden has shown strong shot put form Hahn earns pole vault chances despite limited practice.
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Dotland High
Frank Ment
Sioux Falls
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Gross
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Lovelace
E. Parden
Hahn
Hase Aikens
Sioux
Tony
Wheelers
Jr. Parden
Feet
Grost
Aberdeen
Dolorad
Siow Falls
Baseball Managers To Discuss Local Loop Tonight
Baseball managers in this vicinity meet tonight to discuss a regional league similar to the Beadle county loop. With Huron teams showing interest a definite organization is expected to be formed tonight at the Tred Way and Liem sport shop at 8 o clock.
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Woonsocket Defeats Alpena In Dual Track Meet
Woonsocket high schools track team defeated Alpena for the second time in a dual meet held Tuesday afternoon. Woonsocket totaled 19.5 points to Alpena's 13. Barber won four first places. The Woonsocket lineup included Ingalls O Conner Frank Kogel and Bonebright. A highlight was the relay race as Alpena led until the last 10 yards when Frank, running as an alternate for Woonsocket, surged ahead.
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Field of 25 In K. C. Golf Tourney
Kansas City May 18 report on the golf tourney led by Zell Eaton Oklahoma City Walter Eales Excelsior Springs and Grable D Devall Jr of Kansas City. A 25 man field crack amateurs begin final two rounds to decide the championship title held by Frank Stailer of Kansas City. The leaders were tied with 1650s after 38 holes.
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Oklahoma
Walter Eales
Excelsior Springs
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Heart of
Distance Runners Attack Big Ten Marks in Meet
Chicago May 18 The Big Ten mile and half mile records stand as ancient marks. The annual track meet slated for Friday and Saturday brings hopes of breaking 4 15 for the mile set in 1917 by Eddie Fall of Oberlin and the half mile record of 1 32 D. Hi Scott of Mississippi A M set in 18 8. The Yale team is also noted to play Sunday.
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Lake Preston Sophs Annex Track Meet Winners
Lake Preston high school inter class track and field meet at the tourist park saw the sophomores win with 52 points, juniors 42, and freshmen 22. Clarence Hegglund led with 15.24 points, followed by Marvin Debt and Alvin Biss, with event winners including Odegaard in high hurdles and Dahl in pole vault.
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Alpena Star Mark Barber to End High School Career
Alpena May 18 Special Mark Barber Alpena high school's brilliant all around athletic star will complete his high school career at Sioux Falls Saturday in the state track meet He qualified by winning first in shot put football throw and discus at the regional meet in Mitchell last Saturday Barber has captained the Alpena basketball team for two years and led them to two victories He plans to enroll at South Dakota University or State College next fall.
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U.S
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Alpena High School
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Sioux Falls
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Columbus Now Leading A A
Columbus Reed Birds top the American association standings as St Louis Cardinals slip after gains from Arthur Shires Charlie Wilson and Gordon Slade. St Paul defeats Milwaukee 3 to 2 while Columbus beats Louisville 3 to 3 and Toledo sweeps Indiana 27 to 4 as rain halts Kansas City against Minneapolis.
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Canova to Host Fast Baseball Game and Anniversary
The Canova base ball team invites fans to a June game against Epiphany Corn Best at Canova diamond. Noted players include George Eastman formerly with the Pittsburgh Pirates and Harry Jones, once an all American football captain at Haskell. Indian pitcher Andy Saginaw, 19, aims for big league time as Canova celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with additional attractions and recognitions.
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Huron High Selects Tennis Golf Teams For State Events
Kirke Wheeler and Robert Cheeks named No 1 and top player to lead Huron in the annual prep school tennis tournament at Sioux Falls tomorrow. Coach John Bang announced four-player tennis squad. Howard Saylor and George Crowell chosen for state golf at Lions Falls Saturday. Eugene Hollarbush qualified for the state track meet with a regional hurdles win as inter-class competition continues and seniors hold a slim lead after last night’s events.
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Muron Mgh Sconou
Robert Cheeks
Sioux Falls
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Exter
Huron
the Tigers
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George Crowell
Tigers
Pas
Eugene ‘Hollar-bush
May Contemplates 1936 Olympic Location Shuffle
Report from Los Angeles indicates J. S. May, the American representative in the last Olympics, hints at a remote possibility that California and Los Angeles could lose hosting status and be transferred to another nation for the 1936 games.
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Los Angeles
May Garland
California
The H O Six Run Race Details From The Associated Press
A condensed report from The Associated Press outlines a six run race event with standings and key performances. Names of competitors or teams are mentioned, with emphasis on outcomes and timing. Further specifics are unclear due to the fragmented OCR text.
Chocolate-Watson Fight Set For Tomorrow in New York
The ongoing feud between Chocolate Watson and Seaman Tom Watson seems settled for tomorrow night over the featherweight title portion recognized by the New York State Athletic Commission. Chocolate is favored at about 2 to 1, though Watson thrives as the underdog and the 15 round distance may favor the sailor. Chocolate excels in the 10 round bouts.
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Seaman Tom Watson
England
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Wat- Son
Elks Triumph In City Diamondball Showdown
The Elks defeated the Moose Lodgers 6 to 1 as late runs fueled the comeback after a scoreless first three innings. Collins held the Moose to five hits while Terpstra allowed one more. Errors plagued Moose fielding, and Armour and Standerd Ol clash looms at West Park.
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Head Play Thrills Hayes In Wood Memorial Ride
New York May 18 Tom Hayes a 68 year old Kentucky veteran shows calm confidence in Head Play as he targets the Wood Memorial at Jamaica. Weight and the mile 70 yards distance may test the horse but Hayes believes the colt can prevail. Hayes once trained the legendary Donerail winner of the 1913 Kentucky Derby and recalls the long odds payout.
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Hayes
New York
Tom Hayes
Kentucky
Silas B. Mason
Yates
Jamaica
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Huron and Northern Split Tennis Honors in Aberdeen
Huron college and Northern normal tennis players divided honors in Aberdeen yesterday, with three singles won by Scalper netmen but Northern leveling the tie by taking both doubles matches and one singles. Results include Greene defeated by Zech, Stahl defeating Williams, Pugsley beating Zach, Messenger downing Studer, and doubles bouts. Professor Woodford announced Scalper will meet State college Saturday in a return match. San Francisco report notes Clever Sison outpointing Vidal Gregorio in the Philippines.
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Sportsman's Park Officials Move To Squelch Questionable Tactics
Chicago reports May 38 noting disciplinary actions at Sportsman's Park over a jockey ring. Lester Dye confessed to pulling a horse in race five and faces permanent ban. Stewards Nuckols and others banned or suspended riders, including Dupuy Burney Anderson Schanze, amid investigations into ring activity. Nuckols previously led efforts to shut down rings in Cincinnati and Latonia.
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Nuckols
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A. Anderson
C. Schanze
Cincinnati
Latonia
Harry Stutts
Stutts
Big Ten Netsters In Annual Contest
Champaign Illinois May 13 Western conference tennis championship opened at the University of Illinois today and runs through Saturday with all universities fielding full teams. For the first time the team title will be decided by player showings across rounds rather than dual meet standings as in the past.
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Champaign
University of Illinois
Lefty O'Doul notches 1000th Major League Hit
ST LOUIS May 18 Lefty O Doul rangy Brooklyn outfielder who entered the majors as a pitcher with the New York Yankees banged out his 1000th hit yesterday In a long career he played for the Yankees Red Sox Cubs Giants Phillies and Dodgers and led the National League in hitting twice while holding a high all time batting mark of 358 in the senior loop over a decade or more
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St Lawrence Plans Tennis Club Formation
Lawrence May 18 Special A meeting of tennis enthusiasts formed an organization at the St Lawrence hotel with 12 attendees Prof G Wright president J E Shoof vice president Frank Clegg secretary and treasurer, committees named for membership grounds rules and more A double court planned just north of the town hall with all members working to ready the court at the earliest possible time Central location expected to benefit local tennis fans.
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Lawrence
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J. E. Shoof
Frank Clegg
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Myron Uhl Plans to Return to Minnesota Football
In Minneapolis on May 18, reports indicate Myron Uhl, a sophomore halfback, aims to rejoin university football after recovering from a fractured toe. He previously endured a serious leg injury last fall and now seeks to regain his form as spring progress continues.
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