Giants Stay Ahead Despite Injury Plague In National League
The New York Giants, hindered by injuries to manager Bill Terry and key players, hold first place in the National League as Carl Hubbell and Hal Schumacher pace a pitching surge. The Giants beat the Cardinals 10 to 0 while the Dodgers rally with Van Mungo to win 6 to 2. The Phillies drop after a Pirates win. Tigers beat the Yankees in ten innings as Rowe strikes out ten. Browns top Red Sox 12 to 9. Indians fall, and Reds rally to thump the Bees 10 to 2.
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New York Giants
Bill Terry
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Schumacher
Unclear OCR Fragment of Regional Sports Scores
Fragmentary OCR text lists teams and scores across multiple cities including Des Moines Cedar Rapids Waterloo Winnipeg and Fargo with notes like postponed high winds. Names such as Terry Hinghofer Sullivan and Gal livan appear, but many items are garbled.
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Toledoau la Master
Terry and
Hinghofer
Bullivan
Cohen
Trash
Columbus
Tadianapolis
Gooper
Owen
Bulen
Trout
Gallivan
Sharp
Riddle
Lioux City
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Waterloo
Noedhern
Winnipeg
Duluth
Bupertone
Crookston
Wausau
Fargo
Eau Claire
Jamestown
Yankees Pole Position in Early AL Race Despite Slumps
American League chatter centers on the New York Yankees challenging for the lead as stars DiMaggio Gehrig and Dickey pace a potent lineup. Ragged defense and injuries loom for rivals Detroit Boston and Cleveland amid a revamped pitching staff led by Ruffing Gomez and Pearce as the Yanks savor a potential second-place surge.
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Yanks
Assu
Tigers
Red Sox
Indiana
Hupert Rifles
Athea
Yankees
Jos Dibfaggio
Lou Genrig
Bill Dickey
Gehrig
George Herman Ruth
Lou Ja
Dickey
Long Will
Murderers’ Row
New York Yankes
Joe DiMaggio
el Dickey
Lou Gehrig
LL. Pet
Sion
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pick Jebens for Chief at Yankton
May 21 Yankton STANKTON reports Herbert H Jebens of Davenport Iowa athletic director will lead Yankton High School athletic department replacing Bob Ze and Don Walker. Jebens attended Drake University and the University of Iowa and previously worked at Monmouth. He will oversee basketball and physical education activities at Yankton High School and Junior College.
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Stankton
C. A. Beaver
Herbert Hiebans
Davenport
Worthington
Minn
Tunior College
Jebens
Drake University
University of Iowa
Poel den Seaching
Monmouth
Yankton High School
Bobze
Don Walker
Yankton
Middle Western Punchers Take Seven of Fight Olympic Places
The Middle West will supply seven of the eight boxers for the U S Olympic team in August at Berlin. Cleveland leads with four entrants including Jackie Wilson and Ted Kara, while Chicago, Detroit, Omaha, and Janestown provide the rest. Notable winners include Wilson, Kara, Oliver, and Clark, with four Negro fighters among the qualifiers and one 16 finalists taking the team lead.
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Chicago
Middle West
Sam
Boclin
Cleveland
Chigego
Detroit
Omaha
Neb
Jimmy Clark
Janestown
N. Y
Clark
Howell King
Jackie Wilson
Arthur Oliver
Louis Laurie
Jimmy Urso
Jackin Wilson
Johnny Brown
Ted Kara
Blizgest
Joe Church
Bativia
Baitic
Kilary
Seriyani
Chisago
Femay Tedeaco
Niagra Xallx
WSF
King
Chester Rutechi
Ord Fink
Syracuse University
Carl Vinciquerra
Creighton University
William Townsend
U. S. Army
Hawaii
Bob
Willie Johnson
Soo Speedway Remodeling For National Dirt Track Races
Sioux Falls May 21 A crew under Jean Mandeloft IMCA zone rep began remodeling West Soo Speedway for the national dirt track championship on May 30 and 31. Turres widened 15 feet to speed entries. new lighting enables night racing. officials consider an afternoon program after a possible night race. Entry blanks mailed to 50 top speedway stars. Manieloff listed as contact.
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Sioux Falls Racing Association
LM. C. A
Jeen ‘Manieloff
Carpenter Hotel
Bioux Falls
Aberdeen Golfer Joins Hole in One Club
Aberdeen May 21 Byron Jeter joined the hole in one club at Byde Park course this week with a seven iron on the first yard sixth hole. The wind aided the shot and the ball landed in a distant spot, earning the golfer a prize of 470 dollars.
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Aberdeen
Byron
Jeter
Byde Park Coures
Great Golf Differences in Wood and Iron Strokes
The text explains that while fundamentals are similar, iron and wood golf swings differ. Irons require a more vertical, shorter backswing and a closer stance, with the ball played nearer the center. Woods use a longer backswing and a weight transfer from the left foot.
Helen Jacobs Ready to Play in Wimbledon Match
Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California four times American champion arrived from Vienna and dispelled fears she had undergone surgery. She said she is fully well after an internal ailment and will compete for the United States in the Wightman Cup against Great Britain next month, adding she plans to play at Wimbledon that afternoon.
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London
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Vienna
United States
Great Britain
Miss Jacobs
Strickery UI
Phillies Trade Allen and Davis In Midseason Shuffle
Philadelphia announces a deal sending Curt Davis and Ethan Allen to Chicago for Chuck Klein and Fabian Kowatik. Gerry Nugen notes cash involved but withholdes specifics. Reports suggest a $75,000 figure. players were asked to report to Brooklyn as Cubs faced the Phillies. Availability of Klein and Kowatik for the Pittsburgh game remains unclear.
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Phillies
Allen
Davis
Philadelphia
Curt Davis
Ethan Allen
Chicago Cube
Chuck Klein
Fabian Kowatik
Gerry Nugen
The
Philies
Brooklyn
Cubs
Klein and
Howall
Pittsburgh
Arlington Tournament Ends In De Smet Victory
The Arlington tourney Sunday afternoon featured two semifinal games with twelve players on the trip. De Smet edged with a final medal score as Janes Burn led the action and a sharp late run decided the issue.
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Arlington’Tourney
Aken
Smet
Arling_ton
Wea
Janes Burn
de Smet
Cummings Seeks Slower Pace for Indy 50 Miles Race
Indianapolis May 21 Reuters Bill Cummings the auto speed merchant warned he would not push to a record pace in the speedways classic. He predicted this year’s average may fall below last year’s 106.240 mph record and said about 110 mph could win. He cited oil tire pit stops, asphalt and a 37.5 gallon limit as factors likely to slow the race and noted track improvements.
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Indianapolis
Wild Bill” Cummings
Kelly Petillo
Cummings
Bill
Wesleyan Plans New 2000-Seat Stadium and Gridiron
Mitchell N May reports Dakota Wesleyan University will complete a new enclosed stadium seating 2000 for the first of four home games starting October 2 against Jamestown. The old bleachers and fence are being removed. the field will sit 30 feet west and 60 feet north of the present site with a practice area to the east and a standard 440 yard track around the field. A turf program with 115 pounds of grass seed and fertilizer, plus summer water spraying, aims to ensure good turf by fall.
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Mitchell
Nmay
Gumamete le
Dakota Wesleyan University
Laster C. Belding
Jamestown
Virgil Defeats Wessington Springs In Ten Inning Tilt
Virgil topped Wessington Springs 14 to 6 in a ten inning game. After nine innings the score stood 6 to 6 before Virgil pulled away with eight runs in the final inning for the win.
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Virgil
Wessington
Wessington Springs
Pedagogs Duel Likely For North Central Title
BROOKINGS May 21 Possibility the North Central Conference track and field meet in South Dakota would shape into a two team duel between Iowa State Teachers College now the defending champions and the University of South Dakota as seven schools enter training. The Coyotes are favored to win with strong athletes missing from other squads, while South Dakota State, North Dakota University, North Dakota State, Morningside College and Omaha Municipal University trail in strength. The meet, held with the Eastern South Dakota High School Conference, features a double program with preliminaries Saturday morning and 30 final events in the afternoon.
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Worth Cental
Towa State Teachers College
Tithe Defenders
University of South Dakota
Soven
Te University
Coyoven
Lawsas
South Dakota State
North Dakota University
North Dakota State
Morningside College
Omaha Municipal University
Coyotes
South Dakota
Ions
Wee A
Nichols
White
South Dakfota State College
South Dakota University
Towans
Alderman
Smith
Falt
Omaha
Hotland
Lillibridge
Heliand
Tyler
Fetland
Dakota
Jonek
Stanley
Chumich
Nodax
Grand Forks
Bison
Pam Barton Wins British Women's Golf Championship
Nineteen year old Pamela Barton of London defeated Bridget Newell seven and five in the 36 hole final to win the British Women’s golf title at Southport. Barton surged ahead by the third nine and sealed victory on the sixth green after Newell’s approach shots faltered and a costly miscue on the 3th.
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Southport
Eng
Pamela
Pam) Barton
London
Bridget Newell
Miss Newell
Miss Barton
Pam
Barton
Newell
Stars and Hurlers Shine In Baseball Slugfest
Yesterday's scores highlight Schoolboy Rowe and Marvin Owen of the Tigers. Rowe had six hits and ten strikeouts, while Owen homered in the tenth to win. Other notes include Jack Powell driving in two for the Senators with three singles against the Indians, Morti Cain blanking the Athletics in seven hits, Julius Solters driving in five as Brains and Pao and Red Sox hurlers turned a trio of hits into runs, Hal Schumacher routing the Giants and cleaning the bases with a double, Van Mungo fanning seven as the Dodgers beat the Cubs, George McQuinn leading a 15-hit Reds attack on Huston, Bloyd, and Young of the Pirates tagging Phillies with two home runs. The weather section notes clouds and a shift to strong sun.
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van Mungo
Flatbush Boys
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Floyd
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Schoolboy Rowe
Ruf Fing
Marvin Owen
Rowe
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Jimmie Foxx
Washington
Indians
Cleveland
Devoine Merritt
Sugar
DiMaggio Spurs
Doe McCarthy
DiMaggio
San Francisco Italian
McCarthy
Ben Chapman
Cclf
Buffalo Joe
Myrii Hoag
Wren
Sonic Walker
Chicago White Sox
Tony Lazeri
Frankie Crosetti
Crosetti
Red Rolfe
Vernon Gomez
Charley Ruffing
Monte Pearson
Steve Sandra
Johnny Allen
Tigers
Detroit
New York Hurling Corps
Tribe
Gomez
Oreran
Pearsor
Yanks
Johnny Branca
Johnny Murphy
Bump Hadley
Greenberg-leaf Tigers
New York Yankers
Associated Press
Owen
Jack Powell
Senators
Morti Cain
White Sox
Athletics
Julius Solters
Brains—Pao
Hal Scumacher
Giants
Cardinals
Dodgers
Cubs
al George McQuinn
Reds
Huston
Bloyd “Young
Negro Speedsters Help Fund Drive
CHICAGO May 21- America s three fastest humans Jesse Owens Ralph Metcalfe and Bullace Pescock will assist Chicago s 200100 negroes in an Olympic fund drive on June 7. The trio have accepted invitations to appear in exhibitions at Stagg Field with Cornelius Johnson Dave Burke and Mell Walker as negro high jump stars as members of their race strive to raise money to pay expenses for every negro who qualifies for the American team to Berlin in August.
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Chicago
America
Jesse
Ralph Metcalfe
Bulace Pescock
Stagg
Norfolk and Sioux Falls lead Nebraska State baseball, AP notes
Norfolk and Sioux Falls top Nebraska State league action with big wins. Sioux Falls defeated Fairbury 19 to 14 while Norfolk crushed Beatrice 7 to 1. Mitchell beat Lincoln 19 to 18 in another league game. Errors and hits are listed with pitchers Orrelland Beatrice and Beatrice. Kesster Charley Shafer.
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Sioux Falls
Fairbury
Mitchell
Lincoln
Canaries
Jett
Orrelland
Blues
Felderman
Pearsum Morse and
Morgan
Brewers Pursue Hickory Pennant
Milwaukee Brewers seek first place in the American Association after beating the league leading St Paul 3 to 2 to extend their win streak while Misnerpais fell to Kansas City 2 to 0. Columbus topped Indianapolis 10 to 0 in a loose game, and Toledo held off Louisville 3 to 2 in a late rally.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
American Assocrama L. Pet
Su Paul
Aks Nu
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Kansas City
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Louisville
Indianapolia
Columbus
Toledo
Chicago
al Jon Sotheroran
Milwauket Brewers
Milwaukee Tool
St. Paul
Misnérpais
Indianapolis
Faulkton Pilot Plans Memorial Day Baseball Game
Faulkton May Spesial manager Sam Evans tentatively schedules a Memorial Day baseball game with the Huron All Stars at 3 pm on the local diamond. Negotiations for a Sunday May 31 game with an Aberdeen team continue, with a possible rematch against Shane O’Han’s Northwestern team or other league opponents from Aberdeen or WNAX.
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Faulkton
Sam Evans
Huron All Stars
Evans
Aberdeen
Sam
Shaneahan
Northwestern
WNAX
Fights Last Night Show Mixed Results Across Cities
In Denver Sonny Ack er of Kansas City outpointed de Jar amilla of Denver in a 10 round decision. In Stockton Ramey Duram of Stockton stopped Reddy Sandino of Mexico City in 4 rounds.
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Denver
Colc
Cert
Sonny) Acker
Kansas City
de Jaramilla
Stockton
Cal
Ramey Duram
Reddy Sandino
Mexico City
Tome Kun Leaders in Baseball Scores Display
In national league action the Giants beat the Phillies 7 to 4 while the Indians secured a 4 run victory and Foxx starred for the Red Sox in Mexican League scoring.
Byron to play Carpenter Lake in pennant bid relaunch
Byron starts Sunday on the road at Carpenter Lake after dropping the first Inde pendent League game to Bancroft by one run. The loss stalls Bancroft’s momentum as Byron aims to rebound and keep the pennant race alive.
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Byron
Carpenter Lake
Lake Byron
Bancroft
Unday
Carpenter
Wheeler football schedule set with Huron clash
Doland Wheelers will meet Huron Vivers in a football game at Huron on October 30 as announced by Coach Glen Hubbard. The nine game schedule opens September 18 and closes with Armistice Day game against Redfield.
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HURON
Doland
Doland’ Wheelers
Glen Hubbard
Wheelers
Annest -Armistice
Redfield
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