Browns Fall Hard As Tigers Dominate Showdown
Detroit Tigers walloped the St Louis Browns in a one sided game. The Tigers surged to victory behind strong hitting and pitching while the Browns slumped in seventh place as the pennant chase moved forward.
Tigers sweep Browns in doubleheader to boost season
Yesterday Detroit Tigers beat the St Louis Browns 5-4 in 10 innings and 4-2 in the nightcap. Marty McManus and Whit Wyatt delivered clutch hits as Detroit climbs to seventh in the standings, with rain and cold weather limiting other games.
Wessington Boys Made Members of W Club
Wessington May 20 Special Those writing their letters in Wessington Sh athletes this year were George Ulick Chester McNeil Marvin House and Wayne Kartner. They received their initiation last week and now are members of the boy s W club.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Feature bouts and baseball notes
Claimed victories headline boxing results from Milwaukee and Chicago with outpoints and knockouts in Birmingham Elkhart and Pueblo. Wild Phil Mulcahy of Little Rock shocks Pebble fans by winning his first 1930 start with a homer and two on. Louisiana State loses to Mississippi A M for their first conference defeat in seven years.
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Elks Dominate Huronite In One Sided League Game
The Elks win 16-2 over Huronite in the "B" league as Stan Colton stars on mound and at bat with a three bagger and a home run. Errors and timely hits spurred Elks offense while Huronite pitchers and defense falter. delayed games noted and upcoming clashes schedules listed.
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Sports chatter and trades swirl in busy baseball season winds
The column riffs on Primo sweeping opponents, McGoofty misreads, Burleigh Grimes after a Boston trade, Barney Dreyfuss remarks, and a West Point football coach draft idea. Robbie, Petty, Wright, and Joss Petty are joked about as trade and pitching upheavals loom amid Lewiston football woes.
Hilltop Gridders Teach Hard Work For Fall Camp
Milwaukee May 20 Coach Frank J Murray of Marquette University plans a tough fall camp for football hopefuls after summer conditioning. Players outlined summer plans to focus on conditioning and strength work at steel yards, bridges, railroading, mason helper duties, and factory jobs.
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Gente
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Milwaukee Blues Lose Streak Deepens in St Paul Loss
Milwaukee manager Ing of the Kansas City Blues again faces trouble as his 1928 AA champions slip after a hopeful stretch. A 5 to 2 defeat at St Paul follows rain and cold causing postponements and more doubleheaders across the league.
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Wisconsin Freshman J5 Star Jumper Lovshin Shines
Ralph Lovshin, a 171 pound 6 foot freshman on Coach Guy Sandis Wisconsin track squad, is named outstanding. He cleared 12 feet 9 inches in pole vault and 6 feet 4 inches in high jump and jumped 21 feet 9 inches in the broad jump.
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Simpson’s Century Record Not To Stand As Official
New York May 20 The United States may back Frank Wykoff for a nine two century record rather than George Simpson of Ohio State after Sim psons 100 yard dash in 9 25 seconds last June in Chicago. An AAU approval hinged on starting blocks which the IAAF likely will not sanction. Wykoff duplicated the time without blocks, offering the stronger claim for record status.
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George Simpson
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Marks May Fall In Big Six Track Meet At Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska May 20 A fast cinder track could see many Big Six records fall at the conference meet on May 23 24 Nebraska coach Heery Schulle notes Kansas early form concerns Rhea of Nebraska has a 50 ft 2 in shot put and J Bausch Kansas shows 48 to 49 ft gains Thornhill Kansas could push the discus to a new mark Missouri ferries a fast relay Lobe Tomson Nebraska tops the broad jump O Leary Kansas favored in singles Putman Town State may beat 4 12 9 mile Nebraska aims to repeat in dual meet dominance from last Saturday and winter intercollege success.
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Heery FL Schulle
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Nebraska
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Thornhil
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Sports Briefs From the 1920s Conference Notes and Utah Coach Contract
In Texas conference play last year no tie games occurred among the six members. Riggs Stephenson, released by Cleveland in 1924 after a strong three-year run, and George Sisler with 246 hits for the 1922 season are cited, while Earl Smith batted .345 for St. Louis. Boxing had no championship bouts in San Francisco, once home to Corbett and Attell. May 18, 1997 saw William Joyce of New York bat four triples in a single game. Over 31 major league hitters have three three-base hits in a game. Idaho coach Anse Cornell says no season captains will be named, using acting captains per contest. Chicago department stores’ workers take up horse shoe pitching after hours, with a store roof court for women. Bud Clancy of the White Sox had only one ball contact against the Browns in a game. Utah offered J Armstrong a four-year contract totaling 1000 annually as director of athletics and head football coach, which he accepted. Giant sequoias reach over 340 feet in height in the Pacific Northwest.
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Pivoting in Golf Swings Across All Body Parts
The article argues that a proper golf pivot is a coordinated twist of ankles, knees, hips, and shoulders responding to arm movement. It stresses not relying on a single body part and advises freeing the body to move with the swing for a smooth pivot, noting chip shots require less effort. Tomorrow: Chip Shots.
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Hearing Sought For Primo Carnera By Vorhics
Lincoln Nebraska May 20 Ira Vorhics Nebraska commissioner asks NBA president Stanley Isaacs for a hearing on Primo Carnera suspension. Vorhics warns that treasurer Workes will resign and withdraw if Isaacs balks, insisting Carnera deserves due process. Corbies reported impressions from Ombha workouts over the weekend.
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Dixie Walker's Son Shines for Greenville in South Atlantic
Fred Walker, 19 year old son of Dixie Walker, has opened the season as a standout for Greenville in the South Atlantic league. The Birmingham owned outfielder hit .482 with notable speed through the first three weeks.
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Dixie Walker
Washington
Fred
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Scalpers Tigers Close season with annual conference track meets
Yale Opens spring practice after a 6-2 win over Huron. Scalpers head to Sioux Falls for the South Dakota intercollegiate conference meet while the Tigers travel to Aberdeen for the Easter South Dakota conference meet as both teams seek strong finishes and title contention amid injuries and rising rivals.
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