Turnstiles Ring as Major Leagues Chase Pennant
A parade of big crowds at major league parks highlights pennant race excitement. Giants beat Pirates 8 to 5 at the Polo Grounds, Cardinals top Phillies 10 to 3 to gain a slim margin, Browns down Athletics 8 to 5, Dodgers lose 3 to 2 to Reds, and Indians and Sox also win as Cubs and Bees are rained out.
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Hugh 5S
Fullexton
Associated Press
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago
White Sox
J. Neds
Dodgers
Reds
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Giants
Phillies
Thers
Washington & To
Browns
Athletics
Cubs
Bees
Pedagogs Swamp State In Carnival
In Brookings on May 18 Iowa State Teachers defeated South Dakota State College 22 to 13 in a dual track meet. Lassen won shot and discus, Sheldon took 10 yard dash, Miller starred with 12 points and a broad jump 25 feet 5 8 inches, beating the conference mark. The Teachers led 11 of 15 events but were weak in shot put and high jump.
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Brookings
Iowa State
South Dakota State College
Teckers
State
Lassen
Sheldon
Miler
Miller
Wither
North Dakota University
Fry
Alderman Ost
Mey
NDSC
SDSC
Grand Forks
Iowa
South Dakota University
South Dakota Suite
North Dakota Strate
Morningside
Omaha University
Paul Miller
Jim O'Connell
Fone
Dope
Heriiz Galuts
Woonsocket Grade School Carnival and Bowling Parade
Woonsocket May 19 report covers a grade school track meet with events for boys and girls across ages. Winners earned points, Woonsocket Independents scored 61, St Joseph Parochial 2, Berlin School 3. climax was an interschool baseball game ending 10 to 3, Higgins delivering the winning run.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocke
Woonsocket Independents
St Joseph
Berlin
al Woonsocket Indefendess
Zaceral Schonl
Higgins
De Smet Field Day Distracts Busy Rural Meet
Sixty compete as De Smet High hosts second annual Field Day for BD boys and girls from 15 rural schools. District 27 led by Gin Gy Ristesund placed in every event. Alden Larger of District 7 earned three firsts. De Smet Cit School defeated rural schools 22-5 in a later softball game. A noon luncheon and band concert capped the day with a tour of the high school buildings.
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de Smet
DE Ssiet
de Smet High School
District 27
Gin- Gys Ristesund
Alden Larger
de Smet Cit
Preston Netsters Sweep Two Tennis Meets in May
Preston Netsters won two high school boys tennis matches at Lake Preston, defeating Lake Norden 2-1 and Howard 5-0. Ostroot and Johnson edged Bansen and Lenhert 7-5 6-8 7-5, Jensen and Goggins beat Nerdly and Anterson 4-6 2-0, and Jim Goggins defeated Hepner 2-0. Visiting teams praised the courts and hoped to return.
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Preston Netsters
Lake Preston
Dales
Lake Norden
Howard
Lake Nordem
Our Keys
Ostroot
Johnson
Bansen
Lenhert
Jensen
Junior Goggins
Nerdly
Anterson
Jim Goggins
Hepner
Golf Technique Impacts Weight Shift and Pivot
The discussion highlights how keeping the club low and close to the ground promotes proper weight transfer from the left to the right foot, enabling a sweeping follow through without lifting the club abruptly. This steadiness prevents an incorrect pivot and aids a controlled hit.
Bold Venture Still On Top
Bold Venture remains the leading horse after victories in the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness. The chestnut colt, trained by Morton L. Schwarz, won the Derby by a debuting stretch, then edged Granville in the Preakness in a photo finish. Jean Bart finished third, eight lengths back.
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New York
Morton Lo Sehwarz
Wiliam “Woodward
Granville
Ose
Bold Venture
Jimmy Stout
jBot
Jean Bart
Trensporter
Scores and results mix from major leagues and golf
Swamped with scattered baseball box scores and tennis results. Names like Dean Ogra Davis Walter Passeau Grace and Lombardi appear with varied team mentions Pittsburgh New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia listed amid rain postponements and league standings. Ireland Davis Cup team eliminated Sweden 4-1 in Dublin with McVeach and Larenton Rogers key wins.
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St Louis
Philadelphia
Wwe
Dean && Ogra
Davis
Walter
Passeau & Grace
Pittsburgh
New York
Marcum & R. Forel
Whitehead
Phelps & Sawek
Resell
Linke & Millies
Suliman
Iawson
Kinsey
Inghoter
Stout
Cox He Owen
Logan & Riddle
Garland
Cohen
Tres
Indianapolis
Toledo
Tinning
Johnsom
Dickey
I$t. Paul
Minneapolis
Tisher & Pasek
McKain
Sweden
Dublin
Ireland
Saurday
T. G. McVeach
Karl Schroeder
G” Larenton Rogers
C._Oesberg
North Central College Athletes Prepare for State Field Meet
More than 100 athletes from seven North Central Conference teams will meet at State Field on Saturday May 23 for the annual track meet. Coaches predict a close contest with contenders including South Dakota Teachers Scott from Town Tesch from Morningside and Omaha University. Strong individual events and a balanced field from Iowa South Dakota North Dakota and others set the stage for a competitive day.
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North Central College
Brookings
Eigest
Lem Herting
Manningside
Omaha
Cedar Falls Tearm
Scott
Tesch
Gnagy
Teschers
Sanderson
South Dakota State
University of South Dakota
Loymes
South Dakota University Coyotes
South Dakota University
North Dakota “U
Tittle
Morningside
Omaha University
North
Hetland
Coyotes
White of Sons
Lillibridge
Coyote Fine
Herting
Huron Falls To Yale In Opener Amid Errors And Rain
In a game marked by miscues Huron lost 10 to 5 at Yale. May was shelled for 12 hits as Yale built a big lead aided by fourteenth inning errors by Huron. A rain shower halted play in the eighth before resuming, while Yale's Bohm starred in center field.
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Huron
Yale
Moundeman
Ravine Park
May
Anderson
Hone
Gross
Teddy Bohm
T. Maass
Auran
Bares
A. Maass
T. Mansa
BR. Kludt
De Smet Beats Wolsey In James Valley Opener
Wolsey fell 8 0 as Ray Anderson pitched a five hit shutout for De Smet while Trequais sparked the Wolsey loss. De Smet touched home five times with five hits and committed two errors as Wolsey endured three. Lane joins James Valley League, secretary M C Welsh says, with Lane set to play Virg sii next Sunday on an open date.
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Wolsey
Ray Anderson
Wolsey Slugrera
Lane
M. C. Welsh
Virg Sii
Ming
Curtis Cup Qualifiers Lead British Championship Field
All members of the American Curtis Cup squad qualify for the British women's championships at the venue. Bridget Newall, a 24 year old Englishwoman, shoots 7 under par to take the qualifying medal with a total of 152. Southwestern United States notes Borax production dominates the region.
Fairbury edge Mitchell in ten innings for league win
In a Nebraska State League matchup Fairbury beat Mitchell 6 to 5 in ten innings after a tense ninth. Pitchers Hall Knox Curie Centucci and Lincoln’s lineup faced Dunkle Jones Elder man Dela tine Cook and Poynter as Beatrice and Sioux Falls had no games.
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Prest
Pairbury
Mitchell
Beaglia
Norfolk
Lincoln
Fairbury
Sally
Beatrice
Sioux Falls
Heon Hall
Brody Knox
Curie
Centucci
Lincolny
Lg Dunkle
Jones
Elderman
Delatine
Cook
Poynter
Dodgers Sign Watkins in Utility Outfield Role
New York May 18 The Brooklyn Dodgers announced the signing of George Watkins veteran outfielder who was released unconditionally by the Phillies yesterday. Watkins will be used as a utility outfielder. Hendley homered driving in two runs as the Dodgers won 7 to 1 over the Phillies in the 32nd inning?
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Dodgers
Watkins New York
Brooklyn Dodgers Today
George Walthing
Outieldx
Watkins
Phillies
Lee Hendley
Rods
Form Ex-Junior Baseball Club Here Plans Announced
Ex-junior baseball club for former Huron junior Amer Legion players announced by Ley Bloomberg who will manage. A meeting is set for Tuesday evening at 9 in the Elks clubrooms Marvin Hughitt Hotel to discuss plans and workouts likely start this week. The club will feed Huron James Valley league team and scouts may seek material for the senior organization. Open to youths who played with Huron junior teams in past four seasons.
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Huron
Amer@ jesn Legion
Ley Bloomberg
Bloomberg Seid
James Valley League
Ion
Elks
Baseball Roundup Highlights Early Inning Browns Victory
Yesterday's stars dim Bottomley as Higgle tiple scores three of Browns four runs in the first inning to lift St Louis over the Athletics. Bil Werber and Rick Ferrell rally for the Red Sox with Werber homering in the eighth and Ferrell delivering a decisive throw in the ninth to edge the White Sox. Al Simmons drives in three for the Tigers against Senatore with a homer. Medwick contributes for the Cardinals as they slug Philadelphia pitchers with a homer and multiple hits. Mancuso and others contribute for the Giants in a varied attack against the Pirates.
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Dim Bottomley
Browns
Hig Tiple
St Louis
Athletic
Bil Werber
Rick Ferrell
Red Sox
Werber
White Sox
Ferrell
al Shamons
Tigers
Senatore
Homer
Athgle
Toe Medwick
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Teo Giples
Gus Mancuso
Giant
Pirate
Mrs Ware Out Of British Tourney
Southport England May 18 New British women's golf champion to be crowned as two American contenders exit in first round Wanda Morgan defending title falls to Bridget Newell Charlotta Glutting defeats Mrs Ware rival Curtis Coup teammate Josef Anderson eliminates rival and Mrs Maureen Orcutt Crews posts first American win over Mrs Grant White
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Southport
Eng
Aisdale
Airs
Glenna Collest Vare
Philadelphi
Wanda Morgan
Shampion
Air
Vare
Miss Morgan
Bridget Newell
Curtis Coup
Charlotta
Maureen Orcutt Crews
Coral Gables
Fla
Mra Grant
Great Britain
Home Run Leaders
The national league leaders include Camilli, Klein, Ott, Meore and team affiliations with Phillies Cubs and Giants noted. In the American League, Trophy Indians and Foxx Red Sox are highlighted among home run leaders.
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CamMli
Phillies
B. Kiein
Cubs
Ott
Giants
J. Meore
Foxx
Red Sox
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Southwestern
United States
Osborn
Group L
Mrs. Ware
Elder and
Beau Brummel
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