Return of Allen Boosts Yankees Pennant Hopes
South Dakota state track meet previews highlight Huron college and high school athletes aiming for top honors in Sioux Falls. Capt. Harold Dukelow leads a veteran Scalper squad with Lamb and Dukelow targeting titles in hurdles, discus, and javelin, while relay and sprint entries vie for points.
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Youngsters Reign On Southern Links
Youth dominates the southern amateur golf scene as Carl Dann Jr of Orlando wins Florida title after a gruelling 40-hole final. Defenses loom in June July and August with state champions from Mississippi Louisiana Georgia North Carolina Kentucky South Carolina Alabama Arkansas Tennessee and Tennessee to defend titles at upcoming meets. The Southern Amateur Championship moves to East Lake in Atlanta in July with Sam Perry of Birmingham set to defend his title.
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Helen Wills Moody Seeks Lenglen Exhibition Match
New York May 19 Mrs Helen Wills Moody said she would be willing to play Mlle Suzanne Lenglen again if the match could be arranged and receive official sanction. Reports say Lenglen, who turned professional in 1926, may seek reinstatement and practice in France for a comeback. The last meeting on the Riviera six years ago ended 6 1 8 6 in favor of Lenglen.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
London Lerry Gains of Toronto outpointed George Australia in a 15 round bout. Fiddie Steele of Tacoma knocked out Gilbert Anell of San Francisco in seven rounds. Don Fraser of Tacoma outpointed Jog Coffman of Buffalo in six rounds.
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Twelve Teams Form James Valley Baseball League
Central South Dakota managers form a 12 team James Valley league with two divisions. Yale leads as head, W A Tubaidt vice president, M C Welsh secretary treasurer. Playoff series to crown champion with two six team divisions, schedules ready next week.
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Yankees Rise On Allen Return In 5 1 Victory Over Tigers
Johnny Allen, back from influenza, starred in his first start, leading the New York Yankees to a 5-1 win over the Detroit Tigers. He allowed 5 hits, struck out 6, and looked like his 1992 form with 17 victories. Ben Chapman and Sam Byrd added on base and speed through a delayed double steal and infield out scoring. Meanwhile Cleveland and Philadelphia won, George Earnshaw and Oscar Melillo paced offenses, and Silas Johnson starred for Cincinnati with a one hit gem as the N L races heated up.
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Wrestler Strangles Foe Triggering Riot in St Paul
In St Paul last night Rough House Joe Cox from Canton Ohio refused to release a rope strangle hold on Rey Richards of Lincoln Nebraska during a wrestling main event. The bout ran 23 minutes of a 40 minute schedule before a foul gave Richards the win. A spectator leapt in and struck Cox as police intervened. Cox continued to threaten Richards at times and the crowd erupted into near riot conditions after the foul was called.
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Yankton and Yankton College Added to AAUW Approved List
MINNEAPOLIS May 19 Delegates at the American Association of University Women convention report new colleges in South Dakota joining the approved list. South Dakota State College Brookings and Yankton College Yankton join Huron College on the AAUW approved roster. The University of South Dakota was first to earn the honor.
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Hauser's Rule Is Threatened In Baseball Play
CHICAGO May 13 Joe Hauser Minneapolis first baseman led homer race with 10. Ray Richards Louisville catcher closing gap with five homers in last week. Columbus defends lead over the Colonels 3 2 as Richards hits fail to shift standings. St Paul, Toledo, Milwaukee, and Indianapolis results noted with multiple games in progress and other league scores.
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No. 2 Run Race Report From Associated Press
A terse note from the Associated Press covers the No. 2 Run Race with brief mentions of National League and American League figures. Names appear garbled, leaving unclear participants, locations, or outcomes. The fragment hints at cross-league context but lacks concrete details to identify teams or results.
Junior Legion Nines Open City League Play Tonight
Knights of Columbus lodge teams and William Reaves American Legion post start a second series at West Park tonight both seeking their first league win after opening losses. An Elks versus Moose match is set as a featured game tomorrow as part of the junior series with boxing card events noted for Monday.
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Chocolate Rules 8 To 5 Favorite To Defend Title
New York May 19 Cuba's Kid Chocolate defends the featherweight crown against Seeman Tom Watson of England at Madison Square Garden. Chocolate is an 8 to 5 favorite, backed by the New York State Athletic Commission and Freddy Miller of Cincinnati with NBA recognition. Watson, a clever, stubborn fighter, favors a rough, crowding style and has shown pace in a 15 round clash with Fidelo Labarba.
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Yesterday's Stars highlight early season baseball showings
Ben Chapman drove in two runs for the Yankees with a double and scored from second on an infield out. Silas Johnson earned his fifth win with a strong start for the Reds against the Braves. Eddie Morgen singled to set up the Indians winning run against Washington as Paul Waner hit for the Pirates with a homer, triple, and double against the Phillies. Locar Melillo homered and doubled for five runs for the Braves against the Red Sox. Hal Schumacher and Frank Demaree both starred in the Giants and Cubs openers with standout multi hit performances. Dib Williams slugged a homer and two singles for three runs for the Athletics past the White Sox. Johnny Frederick had three hits, scored twice and drove in three for the Dodgers against the Cardinals.
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U S Hopes To Clinch Series In Davis Cup Tennis
In Montreal on May 13 Canada fields Jack Wright and Moreel Rainville as doubles against George Lott and John Van Ryn of the United States who aim to clinch the series. Billsworth Vines and Wilmer Allivon win singles for the U S, leaving Canada requiring two straight wins to keep alive.
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Packers Give Title Warning in City League Diamondball
Witnesses saw the Armour Packers crush Standard Oil 9 to 2 in an early three inning burst, with Max Bloomberg and Rusee Bullis handling pitching and Bullis and Bob Peterson homering. Peterson led the bats with a triple and a run-scoring error, while Bloodgood suffered injuries fielding a foul ball. Standings after week two show Huron Grocery Co and Armour leading with two wins each.
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All Star Game Test in Chicago Set for July 6
The controversy over the strength of the American and National Leagues will be tested in a single game on July 6 in Chicago. Fans nationwide voted for all star teams to meet at either Wrigley Field or Comiskey Park, under Chicago Tribune sponsorship.
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