Pick Of State's Prep Athletes To Perform At Aberdeen
Aberdeen hosts the South Dakota 1939 state prep track meet after regional events qualified 292 contestants from 81 schools. Rapid City Waitehead set a high jump mark while Kitness nears the pole vault record. Cheyenne Indians Whitney led sprints. Aberdeen qualified 16 athletes and Sioux Falls 14.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Waitehead
Rapid City
Campbell
Huron
Kitness
Sioux Falls
Whitney
Yankton
Watertown
Mobridge
Hot Springs
Scotland
Mitchell
Cheyenne
Flandreau
Bégemont
Groton
Pierre
Sturgis
Madison
Ipswich
Bridgewater
Britton
Michelson
Vail
Ray
Streeter
Buffato Gap
Robinson
Kaiser
Tussle
Sioux
Vermillion
Calvart
Spearfish
Amundson
Volga
Condon
W. Johnson
Arlington
Haley
Stuart
Cobb
Scoffield
Roby
Swift
Brookings
Kendrickson
Whitehead
Eather
Yolen
Whiterhead
Schmoll
Tyndall
Watton
Red
Vienna
Authier
Woonsocket
Probe Or Tigers May Have Repercussions Television
Eddie Brietz reports from New York on May 19 about Judge Landis potentially exposing farm club probes. The piece mentions a coast to coast shock, past controversies, and various sports figures and broadcasts, all amid a broad media roundup. The tone mirrors a rapid, newspaper card teaser with names like Ruth, Gehrig, Vallee, and Toles in a single narrative.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Judge Landis
Detroit
St. Louis Cardinal
Kernels Tie for First in Western Baseball League Race
Mitchell beat Sioux Falls 12 to 7 to climb into the first place tie as Lincoln rose to 1 from Sioux City. Norfolk moved to third with Worthington as Mitchell’s error plagued win aided by Johnny Miller’s pitching and Ted Dakaliris’ two run homer. Sioux Falls led 6 until Mitchell struck for five in the seventh.
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Associated Press
Western Baseball League
Tace
Sioux
City
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Lincoln
Sioux City
Norfolk
Worthington
Twin Mitchell
Johnny Miller
Ted Dakaliris
Miller
Kakaliris
Rh.e
Drasiter
Hower
Baade
Ailworth
Strawhacker
Nelson
Nauta
Hotland
Kostoff
Krause
Koenig
Miler
Smith
Benton
Kaster
Scheimer
Anderson
Major League Leaders Highlight Biographies and Stats
Major League leaders list shows Arnovich of Philadelphia with 404 runs and 40 hits, Galan of Chicago with a .388 batting average, Mize leading home runs with seven for St. Louis, Ott of New York tied for 22 runs and Camilli of Brooklyn with 21. Wyatt of Brooklyn has 0 wins, McGee of St. Louis 20. In the American League, Mazzera of St. Louis leads with a .426 average, Kubel of Chicago at .418, Crosetti of New York has 22 runs, McQuinn of St Louis 41 hits, Walker of Chicago 38. Greenberg of Detroit leads with six home runs, Foxx of Boston five, Batting and Bridges tied at five in pitching for New York and Detroit respectively.
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Arnovich
Philadelphia
Galan
Chicago
Ott
New York
Camilli
Brooklyn
Mize
St. Louis
Wyatt
McGee
Mazzera
Kubel
Crosetti
McQuinn
St Louis
Walker
Greenberg
Detroit
Foxx
Boston
Bridges
Blues Stop Kels Second Straight
Kansas City stretched its lead in the American Association standings by beating Minneapolis for a second straight time. Lin Storti hit a homer for Minneapolis to avoid a shutout. Georgie Blachelder relieved to back Milwaukee past St Paul, 5 to 3, and Columbus Red Birds moved into a share of fourth with seven straight wins, edging Indianapolis 3 to 2. Toledo fell to Louisville 14 to 5 in the night game as Louisville's 17 hits powered the win.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Association
Minneapolis
Lin Storti
Millers
Georgie Blachelder
Milwaukee
St Paul
al Epperly
Columbus Red Birds
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Joss
Fubin
Gaikke
Colonels
Wolverines Favored To Win Michigan Track Title
ANN ARBOR May 19 The Michigan Wolverines are expected to win the outdoor Big Ten track title with Wisconsin Purdue and Ohio State contending for runner up. Charles Hoyt, nine years coach, aims for another championship as Hoyt departs for Yale next fall. Potential new marks include the mile relay pole vault shot put mile run discus and 440 yard dash.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Diana
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Purdue
Wolverines
Charles
Chuck) Hoy
Hoyt
Yale University
Steve Farrell
Gerry Parker
Yankton
Huron College
Joe Rogers
Rogers
Bill Bauge
Elgin Wollman
Melvin Beemer
Arnold Hohm
Hohm
Beemer
Clarence Williams
Iowa Opens Big Ten Baseball Series Against Northwestern
Chicago May 12 1971 Iowa and Northwestern clash in the Big Ten baseball opener at Iowa City. Iowa seeks to split the two game set to stay atop the standings with Purdue while Northwestern aims to halt a six game win streak and defend the title shared with Indiana from last season.
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Chicago
Iowa
Northwestern
Big Ten
Iowa City
Purdue
Indiana
Bob Bailey
Illinois
Champaign
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Hartford Wrestling Result Shocks Boston Contender
In Hartford Connecticut Gus Sonnenberg of Boston, at 212 pounds, defeats Marvin Weatenberg of Tacoma, Washington, two of three falls. Also noted is a remark praising the Gutenberg Bible’s printing and its delicate marginal decorations.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Marvin Weatenberg
Tacoma
Wash
Regional prep track stars eye records at Aberdeen classic
More than 200 prep athletes from South Dakota schools compete in the SD High School Athletic Association meet at Aberdeen. Key marks likely to fall include discus, high jump, and pole vault records, with leaders from Sioux Falls, Yankton, Brookings, Huron, and Onida among those targeted.
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Huron
Aberdeen
George Deklotz
Sedley Stuart
Don McNutt
Lavern Melius
Marvin Monr
Bud Ebert
Richard Milks
Bob Vanderharg
Ray Kaminsky
Hob Fisher
Tigers
Brookings
Wwwwers Prep
Sevems
High School Athletic Association
Marshall
Mobridge
Mendel
Onida
Johnson
Sioux Falls
Siew. Falls
Binder
Yankton
Hundley
Helter
Emery
Aberdeens
Hall
Bioux Falls
Lassen
Freeburg
Watertown
Campbell
Barber
Putnam
Ralph Halla
Grace
Cheney
Wesleyan
Sonny Colidge
Coolidge
Andrews
Morgan Smith
Rogers
Huron College
Coats
Stanicek
Craisey
Misner
Francis Olsen
Sioux Falls College
Yesterday's Baseball Pa tree game details and line scores
Baseball page transcribes multiple games with team pairings New York and Brooklyn Chicago Mungo Casey Phelps Lee Hartnett Boston Cincinnati Macfayden Lanning Lopez Vandermere Lombardi Philadelphia Pittsburgh Hollingsworth Milles Tobin Mueller St Louis New York Mills Harris Marcum Sullivan Dickey Milwaukee Seattle Chicago Boston Whitehead Desautels St Louis New York Mills Kansas City Wirich Lacy Babich Rid Baker Fischer Bremer Louisville Weaver Lewis Pyle Tate Morris Parsons
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RAE
Louis
Salvo
Wyn
Lynn
Castleman
Danning
O'Dea
Davis
Owooo
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Mungo
Casey
Phelps
Lee
Hartnett
Boston
Cincinnati
Macfayden
Lanning
Lopez
Vandermere
Lombardi
MckKain
Eisenstat
York
Carrasquel
Giuliana
Cleveland
Philadelph
Allen
Humphries
Dobson
Homstey
Dean
Caster
Brucker
Hayes
Whiteheigner
Tresh
Auker, Heving
Desautels
St. Louis
Mills, Harris, Marcum and
Sullivan
Donald and
Dickey
St. Paul
Siwaukee
Himsl
Chelini
Brown, Reis and
Y Paseh
Epperly
Blacholder
Hernandez
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Wirich
Lacy
Babich
Rid
Baker, Fischer and Bremer
Louisville
Eaver and Lewis
Pyle
Tate, Morris and Parsons
Bismarck
N. D
Des Moines
Edmonton
Helena
Mont
Huron
New Orleans
North Platte
Neb
Phoenix
Ariz
Pittsburgh
Rapidity
St Louis
Salt Lake
San Franciscs
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Sherin
Wyo
Sioux City
Iowa
Valentine
Williston
Winnipeg
Ban
Mass
Los Angeles
Cali
Miami, Fla
Fairmont Boxer Ruggirello Stuns McVey in 1st Round
W Van Salvatore Ruggirello of New York, aged 104, defeated Sunny Jim McVey of Pittsburgh in a quick KO. The bout ended early with Ruggirello delivering a knockout blow to claim the victory.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
van Salvatore Ruggirello
New York
Sunny Jim McVey
Pittsburgh
Closest Battle In Decade Looms In SD Intercollegiate Track
Yankton College hosts the 18th SD Intercollegiate Conference meet at Crane Field with nine schools and 125 athletes. Yankton seeks a tenth straight team title but injuries, favored runners, and strong Wesleyan and Huron competitors loom large in a close championship.
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S. D. Collegians
Yankton
South Dakota Intercollegiate
Crane Field
Yankton College
Dakota Wesleyan
Ballenger
Greyhounds
Huron
Sioux Falls
Southern
Augustana
Northern Normal
Eastern Normal
Mines
Elton Carlson
Ethar
Miss Carlson
Stars And Runners Spark Last-Inning Wins Across Leagues
Yesterday's box scores highlight Bo Estalella and Gabby Hartnett delivering key hits. Cronin and Gordon powered wins with timely triples and Reds and Cubs produced offense. Rizzo and Rizzo’s allies provided late runs as Pirates, Red Sox, Athletics, and Yankees secured decisive victories.
North Dakota favored to win third straight central track title
Cedar Falls Iowa May 19 North Dakota University led by Fritz Pollard and Horace Johnson was favored to win its third straight North Central Conference track and field championship with Town Teachers, Omaha University and South Dakota State among contenders. Johnson seeks a grand slam in the 100 and 220 yards and the broad jump, aided by Pollard in hurdles and possibly blocking Johnson in the broad jump.
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Cedar Falls
North Dakota University
Fritz Pollard
Horace Johnson
Town Teachers College
Omaha University
South Dakota State
South Dakota University
North Dakota State
Morningsee
Cei
Johnson
Poliatd
Pollard
Weather snapshot for Huron area and region
Weather bulletin shows temperature highs around 104 and lows near minus 24 record extremes. Showers and cooler conditions expected tonight into Saturday with sun by Sunday. Regional forecasts include South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with scattered showers, cooler air, and eventual clearing.
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Huron
South Dakota
Southeast
Minnesota
Northwest
Iowa
Yankee Swatters Lag Behind Reds In Circuit Blows
In early season play the American League trails the National League in home runs by 14 as 206 homers hit this month clash with 192. Reds lead Yankees 24 to 23 in long balls while Johnny Mize with seven is top individual slugger. Buck McCormick and Ernie Lombardi power Reds past Bees. Pirates edge Phillies 5-4 in 10th on Rizzo bases loaded single. Cubs beat Dodgers 4-2. Cardinals crush Giants 6-1 as Yanks win eighth straight AL game and Browns slump 5th straight 8-1. Washington tops Detroit 3-2 on Estaba’s homer, Cronin’s Red Sox beat White Sox 5-3, and Cleveland downs Philadelphia 4-3 as Hemsley’s late throw costs Athletics.
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Bo Estalella
Senators
Washington
Tigers
Frank McCormick
Ernie Lombardi
Red
Cincinnati
Bees
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Dodgers
Johnny Rizzo
Pirates
Phillies
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Boston
White Sox
Joe Gordon
New York
Browns
Job Johnson
Indiana
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
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New York Yankees
Johnny Mize
St. Louis Caredinals
Reds
Boston Bees
Ubening
Buck McCormaick
Gabby Harvie
Bos Estaba
Cleveland
Athletics
Avs
Rollie “Hemsley
Indianapolis Race Trial At Memorial Day Speedy Starts
Indianapolis May 19 A crowd of young drivers lined up to bid for spots in the Memorial Day speedway race. From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Central Standard Time they compete for 33 starting positions. Expect speeds near 120 miles per hour to qualify, with the fastest 38 to start if more than 33 qualify.
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Indianapolis
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