Grove Shines As Surprise Pitcher In Major Leagues Week End
Associated Press reports Robert Moses Grove, a lanky southpaw for the Boston Red Sox, delivering strong early-season form. He blanked the White Sox 2-0 for his seventh win and fourth shutout, while comments note his improving era and potential to rival his 1938 season. The day featured multiple MLB results including Giants, Cubs, Reds, and postponed games.
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Yesterday's Scores and Postponed Games Across Leagues
A cluster of delayed and postponed American League and minor leagues matches appears, with Philadelphia at St Louis and New York at Cleveland among rainouts. Also listed are other city pairings, player names, and standings notes amid scattered abbreviations and inconsistent spellings. A separate item notes a Brentford contest to fund junior camp projects with two $3 prizes and a plan to hold camp at Lake Madison.
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Texas Golfers Lead and Grow National Hole in One
Texas golfers pushed ahead in the Associated Press National Hole In One Club, adding new aces across several courses. Fort Worth and Dallas tied for success, while Otto Backburth of Cincinnati logged a 219 yard ace. Rev J J Mac Donald, 72, also joined the list with a 117 yard third hole ace at Plainfield. Other new members from St Paul, Long Lake, and Morbid reported aces as the season’s tally climbed.
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Lake Preston Flinger Fans Nansen Batters
In a May 8 baseball game at Lake Preston, Sue Preston hit seven runs, seven hits and one error against Nansen, which produced no runs for Nansen with two hits and one error. Phillips and Smithback were Preston’s battery. They will meet Carthage on the home field next Sunday.
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Junior World Series Scheduled for 1936
Indianapolis reports a placeholder notice claiming the 1996 junior world series sponsored by the American Legion for boys under 2 years, with dates from August 29 to September 3. The garbled text lists twenty-four regional meets and semi finals between sectional winners, with scattered August dates and unclear event details.
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Catcher Luke Sewell Skips Record Chase With Umpire
Chicago White Sox catcher Luke Sewell, in his 16th season, drew a rare ejection after disputing a pitch call in yesterday's game. He said being banished to the showers was only the fourth or fifth time an umpire sent him out.
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Miller Clouters Blast KC Pitchers in Big Win
Chicago May 18 The Minneapolis Millers hammered Kansas City Blues 25 to 10, piling up 25 hits including six homers. In the seventh inning they scored 15 runs to tie the American Association single inning record. The Louisville Columbus and Indianapolis Toledo games were postponed by weather.
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Yale Primed For Woonsocket Game At Weekend Meet
Yale prepares for a key Home contest with Woonsocket next Sunday after beating Huron earlier. Local plans target a large crowd for the old grad eye tussle. Yale's lineup remains close to last year with new players added as the team conditions the diamond this week.
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Stars shine in early baseball notes from yesterday
Yesterday's stars included Carl Hubbell of the Giants with an effective pitching performance while men on base. Bob Grove of the Red Sox limited White Sox and yielded only four hits. Babe Herman of the Reds toppled Brooklyn hitters with a triple and doubles. Aussie Galen of the Cubs cracked doubles and singles and drew a walk. Johnny Mine and Pepper Martin of the Cardinals led a sharp attack on the Phillies with three hits each including a home run.
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Iowa College And Sioux Falls Defend Conference Titles
Intercollegiate and high school teams gather in Brookings for the 1937 carnivals as Towm State Teachers defends its North Central title and Sioux Falls High School seeks another state title. South Dakota University and North Dakota State contenders loom, with notable marks by Miller and Chumich in weight events. Aberdeen and Mitchell look to challenge, while smaller schools aim to cut into totals as the meet unfolds.
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Colman Beats Howard Red Sox In South Dakota Baseball Opener
Colman defeats Howard Red Sox 5 to 1 in a South Dakota State baseball league opener. Hertz pitched well for Colman, striking out 12 while Howard’s Young struck out seven. Colman took the lead in the sixth inning after a pair of errors and timely hits.
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Bancroft Defeats Lake Byron in Early Independent League
In an early Independent League game Bancroft defeated Lake Byron in seven innings. Bancroft had nine hits to Lake Byron’s three, driving all its runs from safe hits while Lake Byron capitalized on a lone opportunity. Bancroft next plays Sheffield at the local dinli on Sunday, May 26.
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Great Golf Great Golf by Art Krenz
A golf writer explains fundamentals for beginners focusing on building a solid foundation. The article emphasizes proper stance with weight on the heels, erect posture, arms hanging close to the body, and hands near the body to support a sound swing.
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Three Americans Reach British Golf Third Round
In Southport on May 19 three American women advanced to the third round in a British golf match. Maureen Crews of Coral Gables Fla defeated Nell Forrest with a late-hole surge, while Marion Miley of Kentucky and Dorothy Pearson of England traded leads in tense play. Leona Cheney, the American favorite, fell to Jim Hamilton on the final hole in a separate men’s contest.
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Johnny Dawson in Title Parade at Heart of American
Johnny Dawson of Chicago took a six-stroke lead after the first round of the Heart of American championship at Oakwood course in Kansas City. Local contenders Claude Myers Walter Blovina Gephel Duvall and St Louis shooter Sidney Solomon Jr. chased with par 72 potential. field included over 150 golfers in 72-hole medal play. Helen Jacobs withdraws from French hard court championships due to gall bladder ailment after recent recovery in Vienna.
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Two Year Age Limit Reduction Sought By SD Prep Athletes
Pierre May 19 The South Dakota Eight-Shock Athletic Negotiation board proposes lowering the eligible age for high school competitive sports from 21 to 19, not retroactive, affecting 1995-96 enrollees. The plan aims to boost younger participation and reduce disparities against older players. Also endorses local conference tournaments and class A B tourney changes, with provisions for scheduling and costs.
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Lomski Outpoints Vallas In Chicago
In Chicago on May 19 Lomski, a comeback hopeful with two prior decisions over James J. Braddock, defeated George Vallas of Birmingham in a five round bout. Lomski dominated while Vallas absorbed punishment with no knockdowns.
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Huron to Hold Workout Tonight at Ravine Park
Manager Tommy Diamond announced a tonight practice at Ravine Park diamond to fix weaknesses revealed after a shutout loss to Yale. Essex, in a separate report from May 19, notes Dick Pranks marked his final high school season with a no hit performance as Essex defeated Sidney in a short seven inning game.
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Faulk County Loop Opens With Close Pennant Games
Faulk County League opener featured a tight decision and a rain shortened game at Miranda where Miranda beat Owake. Zell defeated Loyalton 10-4 at Zell diamond, and Ipswich shut out Seneca 2-0 as rain ended play in the sixth inning.
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Mitchell Crubs Nebraska Rival in No-Hit Log
Mitchell Crubs Nebraska Rival in no hit game and heavy scoring swing. Sioux Falls Cantzies defeated Jeffs 2 to 10 as Mitchell produced 10 hits for 19 runs on the night. Norfolk beat Beatrice 6 to 3 in another South Dakota league contest.
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Michigan Linksmen After Fifth Title
Chicago May 19 The Wolverines led by Charles Woody Malloy Alhm Saunders and Bi Barely set out to win the Big Ten golf title for the fifth straight year. Yesterday Kocsis led the individual race by four strokes over Malloy as Michigan topped the team standings by 33 strokes over the Western. The remaining 36 holes were scheduled today with a Silk Sweep in sight barring a total collapse.
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Bradley Noses Out Clark in Starter
Clark won 6 to 2 over Bradley in the Little Eight League opener played Sunday in Clark. A light rain did not stop the game. The standout moment was Eastman’s two-run hit in the eighth inning. Bradley pitched well except for the fourth inning when Clark scored four runs, with notable hits from Baraz, Broflat, Garvin, Mattson, Robb and Johnson.
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