Huronite Promises Big Boxing Card May 22 1930
Huronites promise a strong boxing evening at Daum's Auditorium with a main bout Battling Cotton versus Kid Simonson in a ten round welterweight clash. Supporting bouts feature Red Windhurst versus Billy Weir, Marion Gaines versus Ank Derrick, Pink Fugliani versus Scotty Stewart, Paul Adams versus Dick Barclay, and Ole Peterson versus Tilly Hart. First bout at 8 15 o'clock.
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Alain -Go
Kid Simonson
Brook Wags
Battling Cotton
Huron
Windhurst
Billy Weir
Duron
Boolt
Marion Gaines
Blitehell
Ank Derrick
Milbank
Pink Fuglianz
Scotty Stewart
Paul Adams
Hu-ron
Dick Barclay
Ole Peterson
Tilly Hart
Red Manson
Daum’s
Tous
T. Steele
Bit Catton
Iuren
Brookings
Simaonson
Ron Bars
Saign
Onal Haines
Cardehell
South Dakota
Paul
Dick Earels
Huron Tilly Hall
League leaders led by hitters and pitchers across leagues
National League batting leader Hermar of Robins at 424 and home runs top Wilson of Cubs with 12. Klein of Phillies leads runs batted in at 34. American League batting Rice of Senators at 39 with Ruth of Yankees high in homers and Foxx and Simmons of Athletics tied with 33 RBIs.
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Hermar
Robins
Wilson
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
Rice
Senators
Ruth
Yankees
Foxx
Simmons
Athletics
Dairymen and Huronite win in league games amid protest
Dairymen and Huronite claim Buronite Armour league scoring errors tainted a game. Manager Bob Buncan protests to Huronmondhall president Paul B. Taylor, with a meeting likely next week to review the Armour protest. If sustained, Pierson threatens withdrawal of Armour from the 35 league as heavy action dominates both A and B games with high scoring and frequent arguments.
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Huronite
Bob Buncan
Packers
Paul B. Taylor
Huron Amondhall Association
Durcan
Pierson
Huranite
Forest
Tino
Oilers
Ras
Be Ing Culhane
Oier
Reed
jDarmen
Mear
Peck
Innning
Hogan
Collins
Poo
Jamour
Big Six Conference Directors Meet On 1931 Track Events
Nebelska and athletic faculty representatives discussed fair tennis tours and track events at the Big Six Track and Field conference meeting. The session covered freshmen participation and football coordination, with a notable focus on a $20 cross country run and other 1931 track events.
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Lescgln
Nebelska
United States Opens Davis Cup Campaign in Mexico
The United States tennis team begins the 1990 campaign in Mexico with Lott facing Ignacio de la Barbella and Allison matched against Ricardo Tapia at the Chevy Chase club. The U S defeated Canada in the prior week with two sets lost total.
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Allison
Hknots Linksmen Lead Big Ten Field
Illinois golfers dominated the Big Ten championship at Westmoreland Country Club Evanston Ill with Illinois athletes claiming both team and individual titles. Junior Ilisions stowed the trophy after firing two 75s despite a tough finish. Ohio State's Bob Kepler, a sophomore, finished one stroke behind with a 205 total.
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Evanston
Ill
Iiliseis Junaisa
Illinois
Westmore- Marland Country Club
Cou
Bob Kepler
Ohio State
Plans filed for 1932 Olympic Village in Los Angeles
May 22 4 plans for a new Olympic village with 15 training fields gyms and pools to host the 1932 games will be submitted to the international Olympic committee meeting in Berlin. William May Garland and Zack J. Farmer read a summary of the report, which focuses on site selection and proposed facilities awaiting approval.
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Los Angeles
Lightweight title bout ends in knockout in Toronto area
Fights last night ondon av foreman Que knocked out Fred Webster for the title. Babe Hunt from Poo lea City Okla outpointed Jeff Carrell of Biloxi Miss. Remy Kremer of Pittsburgh leads the National League in fewer earned runs per game in 1996 with 261 and in 1977 with 247.
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Ondon
AV Foreman
Que
Fred Webster
Batish
Oklahoma City
Babe Hunt
Poolea City
Okla
Jeff Carrell
Biloxi
Miss. da
Remy Kremer
Pittsburgh
Jeads
Senators And Athletics Tighten Race In American League
Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletics maintain a one game gap atop the American League standings with two straight doubleheader wins. Babe Ruth homers twice for the Yankees as the Athletics win 4 1 in a second game. St. Louis Browns and Detroit Tigers see shifts in the standings while the Braves and Cubs clash with fluctuating scores.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Washington
Athletics
Sad-Sam Janey
Adolph Liska
Boston Red Sox
Jones
Red Sox
Liskasis
Hyers
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Bu Uhose
Hale
Jioose
Rube Walberg
Bills
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Ie Brooklsm Robins
Boston Braves
Burleigh Grimes
del Bissonette
Fish death on Sask Lake shores after thick ice
Thousands of fish were found dead on the beaches of Lake Bur cher in Humboldt Saskatchewan as an ice cover prevented water exchange. The cold spell caused massive fish kills along the shorelines.
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Humboldt
Sask
Lake Burcher
McCarthy Worried Over Cub Pitchers
Chicago manager Joe McCarthy frets over Cubs pitchers as June 15 cuts loom. He is keeping an extra staffer and may move three elsewhere. The likely remaining five are Pat Malone, Guy Bush, Hal Carlson, Sheriff Blake, and Charlie Hoot. Recruits Art Teachout Al Shealy Bill Atce Lon Warnecke Malcolm Moss Bob Osborn Lynn Nelson remain in consideration.
Iowa Appeals for Reinstatement of Disqualified Athletes
University of Iowa athletic officials seek reinstatement for eight of 14 athletes disqualified for alleged swash fund borrowing. An appeal to the Western Conference faculty committee on athletics, which ordered Big Ten expulsion a year ago, will be presented Friday in Chicago.
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Iowa
Iowa City
University of Iowa
G Aining
Iran
Western Conference
Big Ten
Chicago
Enduring Footnote: Keener’s Ties and Five Cagle Rumor
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Christian Keener, Rear Admiral status, and references to a “holy end” with a stirred controversy. It appears to hint at a public figure’s relationships or loyalties and a political or military context, but the piece is garbled and unclear.
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Christian Keener
United States
Ival Ac
Christian Keener Teasons
West Point faces subsidy questions in athletic policy
The piece surveys 1920s football controversies involving Burleigh Grimes and umpire Donohue, condemns subsidized athletes at West Point, and questions the academy’s rules on migratory players and post gr aduate programs affecting varsity eligibility and military service.
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Cagle
Alley
Moatter
West Point
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Carideo
Cogie
Colonels Keep Edge In American Association Race
Louisville leads St Paul by a game and a half after a 8 to 3 win over Toledo while Milwaukee beats St Paul 11 to 8 with four home runs. Jenkins hits two homers for Milwaukee as Colts and Brewers push for the pennant.
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Louisville
St. Paul
Kitvins
Colonels
Milwaukee Brewers
Toledo
Brewers
Turner
Freddie Heimach
Milwaukee
St Paul
Saints
Jenkins
Mervyn Shea
Tex Bloxsom
Widhness
Indianapolis
Columbus
Indians
Daney, Prose
Welff
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Mike Kelley
Harry Riconda
Tolan’s 100 Yard Dash World Record Noted
Berlin May 0 The International Amateur Athletic Federation recognized as a world record the 95 10 second mark for the 100 yard dash set by Eddie Tolan of the University of Michigan last year.
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Tolan
Berlin
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Eddie Tolan
University’ of Michigan
Scalpers And Tigers Compete For Conference Honors In Track
Coaches Bell and Coley prepare their college and high school teams for Saturday meets in Sioux Falls and Aberdeen. Huron College aims to capture a conference title while the Tigers chase points against top rivals in South Dakota.
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Bell
Coley
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Tigers
Aberdeen
Corel Bell
State College
Sroakings
Huron
Cellena
T College
Looi
Favorit Falls
Huron College
Breings
Beit
Pmelean
Pasad
Conditios
Coffey
Band of Tigers
Waertown
Thempions
Hub City
Bryan
Lewer
Collin
Frost
Thers
Vermillion Track Meet Draws Rabbits and Coyotes Rivalry
Lyte college meets the University in Vermillion for a dual track meet. Englemann led the Jackrabbits in the single, while the Coyotes aim to challenge and the Redshirts hope for a breakthrough. Coaches Vo and Mor guide teams as key events unfold across distance and field contests.
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Lyte College
Englemann
Odean
Owen
Giuokieys
Cenely
Saunderson
Maroons
Jennie
Steve Adbni Hansen
Jon
Schwartz
Tate
Coyote
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