Crowns Hold Steady As College And High School Meet
South Dakota sports notes crown Yankton College Greyhounds with seventh straight college title on a fast track as Washington High Sioux Falls wins its fifth high school title at Aberdeen. Vermilion, Mankton and other teams score in a crowded state meet with new marks in sprints, hurdles, javelin and relays amid strong crowds at weekend events.
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Greyhounds
Yankton College
Washington High School of
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Rapid Cit Cobblers
Mankton
Northern Norrmsl
Wolves
Wankton
Dakeotm Wesleyan
School of Mines
Augustana
Huron
Southern Hormai
Sioux Falls’ Warriors
Raperl City
Cobblers
Muran Wasda
Vermillion
Mitcheil
Flandraan Indians
Canistota
Aberdagen
Arlington
Lenoux
Chancellor & Herce
Frankfori
Bridgewater
Calvi
Kendall
Hladky
Sdverse Weather
Emil Beodush
Sion Falls
Mendel
Onida
Freeburg
Watertown
Hall of Sioux
Falls
Shearer of
Mitchell
Donahue
Ortman
Nam
Tol Boendush
Coolidge
Rapid City
Andrews
Gaetz
Wesleyan
Zuee
Deb Hall
Augustsuia
Joe Englehart
Northerm
Collece
Lane
Northern
Hall
Hindley
Yankton
Rogers
Barber
Yankronz
Alien
Mines
Westeyan
Young
Petron
Worthem
Settel
Halla
Sincigic
Gully
Williams
Sullivan
Columbus
Cuiguatane
Ronzing
Deroos
Southern
Randall
Ren Aecood
Gethinrt
Thern
Gross
Prom
Big Seven League Opens With Orient and Faulkton Victories
In Indianapol is May 18 Orient Pierre and Faulkton opened the Big Seven League with decisive wins. Mays led the field at Indianapolis with a pole position time of 9.444 miles per hour and 15 other drivers qualified for the 500 mile race. In South Dakota, Faulkton beat Ft Pierre 7 2 and Orient topped Miller 10 3 as the league launched its season amid weather delays and scattered byes.
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Indianapolis
Rex Mays
Los Angeces
Babe Stapp
Los Angeles
George Cononis
San’ Bernardino
Cal
Cliff Bergere
Chet Miller
Detroit
George Doc? Mackenzied
Eddington
Herbert Ardinger
Glasport
Louis Tomei
Wilburt Shaw
Indianapol
Bill Cummings
Wed Harm
Wiliam Shorty) Cemdon
Fred Winnat
Philadelphia
George Barringer
Houston
Tex
Floye Roberts
Janmy Snyder
Chicago
Mays
Edward V. Rickenbacker
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Corporation
Faulitton
Ft. Pierre
FL. Pierre
Wessington
Nest
Miller
Orient
Pierre
Faulkton
Harrold
Canaries Rally to Beat Vermillion Sox in Exhibition
Sioux Falls Canaries using a substitute lineup rallied in the final innings to defeat the Vermillion Red Sox 2 to 1 in an exhibition game. Mahach pinch hit for a triple scoring the first run in the eighth, followed by another on Padgett's single after two Vermillion errors.
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Vermillion
Sioux Falls Canaries
Vermillion Red Sox
Canaries
Mahach
Padgett
Birchfield
A. Sanders
Sanders
Docken
H. Blair
Stratton
J. Blair
Track and field results from Flandreau meet cited
Flandreau Indiana hosted a meet with events including football throw won by Donahue and Verimilon, long measures showing Barnes and Mitchell placing second and third. Broad jump saw Coolidgs and Bendush win while Timmerman and Fogelsons placed. An old record of 203 feet 11 inches by Wilson from Sioux Falls in 1935 is noted.
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Mankton
Zit
Yankton
Kastner
Mines
Putnam
Benton
Sutera
Wankwon
Hurtig
Hladky
Smith
Huran
Burroughs
Wesleyan
Barber
Hummel
Andrews
Wes-legan
Settell
Henning
Augustana
Hobler
Northern
Wear
Kendall
Halla
Engelhart
Gross
Putnarm
Adelman
Norther
Walder
Petersen
Brennan
Norera
Lewis
Huron
Fender
Williamson
Zita
Wika
Muethern
Souther
Zitz
Wendall
Rustad
Southern
Hich School
Nordles
Shearer
Mitchell
Hall
Sioux Falls
Allard
Flandreau Indians
Kikrac
Rapid City
Brill
Aberdeen
McDswell
Ortman
Canistota
Schroeder
Denny
Flandréau Indians
Swimmer
Flandreau
Shimkat
Bridgewater
Donahue
Vermillion
Boneman
Highmore
Cheney
Arlington
I Frye
Graze
Columbia
Jensen
Pierre
Huron Busch
Keluwik
Snedigar
McDowell
See Indians
Buffalo
Pipe
Behrend
Brookings
Wendy Bendush
Schroedes
Fick
Bloomenrader
Mendel
Onida
Freeburg
Watertowns
Sioux ‘Falls
Doyle
Aberdem
Schuknechr
Fisher Miller
Fisher Caniscota
Johnson
Abrahameron Vermillion
Anderson
Redfield
Denzes
Caniscota
Howey
Baptie
Bush
Smedigar
Binder
Timmerman
Quambers
Raphi City
Kelly
Taplett
Tyndall
Walrath
Feelesn
Michaly
Teceaony
Indiana
Barnes
Bitdhell
Verimilion
Coats
Doland
Big Bear
Oglala
Wilson
Sioux Falla
Coolidgs
Bendush
Fogelsons
Tulary
Armour Softball Starts Tomorrow at Plant Diamond
Armour Packing employees organize a six team softball league with games on Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 6 30 p m. at the new diamond south of the plant. The opening game tomorrow night pits the Delux and Star teams. Interest at the plant runs high as workers and officers finalize the lineup and continue building the facility.
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Armour
Armour Packing Plant
Millers Edge Rival In Close Cataloogy
In Chicago on May 18 Minneapolis edged St. Paul in a contested series 2 games to 1 as the Millers beat the Sainta 54 4% taking the set. Hoy Preyer hit his ninth homer backing the win while Louisville split a doubleheader with Columbus. Bos Shaffer pitched four innings of four hit relief for Columbus. Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 22 3 before 11 685 fans. Toledo won the opener against Indianapolis 54 but lost the second 9 5.
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Sainta
Hoy Preyer
Andy Cohen
Millers
Louisvilly
Columbus
Hed Birdy
Colonels
Bos Shaffer
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
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