Huron High sets final prep track push at Brookings meet
Huron High School Tigers eye final Brookings meet as McDowell leads sprint threats and Cadwell, Snedigar, Busch, Williams, Ellis retire from prep ranks. New stars Kulowik Boyle rise as veterans pass point duties. Eagles forecast strong in Eastern South Dakota meet with Mitchell and Aberdeen strong underdog hopes.
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South Dakota Center
Brookings Tomoxon
Capieim Cadh
cDowell
Memtar ‘Deklot
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Busch
Cadwell
Wiliams
Ellis
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Thad Boyle
Tiger Array
Coring
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Puadmiler
Wee
Huron Golfers Set for Highmore Invitational Tourney
Huron Country Club golfers travel west to Highmore for the annual Highmore club invitation tourney. The large delegation from Huron and nearby communities arrives as rain improves course conditions. Play opens Sunday at 9 a m with nine holes of low ball team play, then an 18 hole medal event after lunch, totaling 27 holes with prizes for birdies and top scores.
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Huron Country Club
Highmore
Hyde County
Huron
Ixhope
Fairway
Brewers Beat St. Paul Club in Chicago
In Chicago on May 22 the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the league leading St. Paul club 3 to 2, sweeping a four game series and tightening the race atop the American Association standings. The Saints hold a slim half game lead over Milwaukee as other results shuffle the table.
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Milwaukee Brewers
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St. Paul
Saints
Milwaukee
City
Minneapolis
Millen
Indianepolis
Columbus
Indians
Birds
Toledo
Mudheng
Louisville Colonels
Maeathon
Exra
Manthens
Bues
Kansey City
Miller Track Letters Awarded At Miller High
May 2 Special edition notes the athletic year end at Miller High School with letters awarded to boys meeting athletic and scholastic standards. The report highlights East placing in high jump as part of the track achievements and notes overall track success by the Miller team.
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East
Big Six Athletes Meet at Lincoln for Conference Carnival
Lincoln May 27 Big Six track records looked safe as 160 athletes gathered for the Conference Carnival featuring outdoor track, golf, and tennis meet events. Nebraska favored to win the track title, with Iowa State a top golf rival and Oklahoma likely to defend the tennis crown. Pole vault and high jump preliminaries underway after 1:30 p.m. and track prelims at 2 p.m. Athletic directors meet to draft football and basketball schedules among other conference business.
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Lincoln
Nes
Oflahome
Nebraska
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Junior Athletes Receive Letters at Huron Junior High
Lyle Marek athletic director awarded intra-mural and inter-scholastic letters to junior athletes. Intra-mural honors went to 12 top point earners: Kenneth McGaughy, Donald Davis, John Digre, John Raush, Ted Schaeffer, Marvus McNutt, Harold Huddlaem, Richard Hishman, Having Sanders, Arthur Sackett, Robert Thorpe, Whart Welch. Basketball letters were given to Elmer Maxvold, Clem Moppel, Bod Ebbert, Allen Retslatt, Bud Medinee, Bruce Ellis. Track letters went to Bloomberg, La Verne Thorpe, Tartler.
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Lyle Marek
Huron Junior High
Kenneth McGaughy
Donald Davis
John Digre
John Raush
Ted Schaeffer
Marvus McNutt
Harold Huddlaem
Richard Hishman
Having Sanders
Arthur Sackett
Robert
Preston De Smet Game Scheduled for Old Letter Day
Lake Preston baseball team to face De Smet in a yearly Old Letter Day game. Frank William Ann, head of the baseball association, confirms this annual celebration. John Masche leads the program committee coordinating June events.
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DE Smet
Lake Preston
Frank Wiliam ‘Ann
The
Baseball Association
John Masche
Great Golf Great Golf By Art Keenrt WEA Service Writer
A golf instruction piece explains iron play from the fairway and from a tee. It notes striking the ball as the club moves downward and forward, with a divot forming under and forward of the ball. It emphasizes ball position relative to the feet to set where the club meets the ball in the downswing.
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Art Keenrt
WEA Bervice
Set Tee Off Hour In National Open
New York May 2 The first Bigm of the 194 national open golf tournament over the Bal susral ON J course June 44 is scheduled to tee off at 7 50 am standard time. Henry Picard of Berkshire Pa pro and early favorite is due to start his first round with partner Henman Barron of White Plains N Y.
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Balsusral
Henry Picard
Bershey
Henman Barron
White Plains
Stars pace big league hitters in multi hit night
Charley Gehringer and Goose Goslin each collected four hits in an 11 hit Tigers attack against the Yankees as Goslin drove in the winning run. John Stone and Cecil Travis drove in five of the Senators seven runs with a homer. John Whitehead held the Athletics to ten hits and no earned runs in seven innings. Paul Dean checked the Giants as the Cardinals took the league lead. Roy Henshaw blanked the Dodgers with seven hits as Lanning and Urbanak held the Reds to four.
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Browns
Foxes
John Lanning
Knoxville
Boston
Heds
Gabby Hartnett
Whitehead
Kelley
Luke Appling
Senators
Cecil Travis
Cleveland
Associated Press
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Goose Goslin
Tigere
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John Stone
John Whitehead
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Paul Dean
Cardinal
Giants
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Roy Henshaw
Cubs
Dodgers
Obn Lanning
Bill Urbanakd
Beexen
Reds
Metz Knocks Out Cien of Renner in 38 Seconds
Metz Yankton High School star Dee Metz opened a 12 bout amateur boxing show with a first round knockout of Tuffy Cien of Renner in 38 seconds. Other knockouts included Wilbur Decora, Bob Morley, Sammy Parker, and Wilburg Bielke with outpoints for Don Parry and Walt Main also listed.
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Slocx Falls
Dee Metz
Yankton
Freworls
Tuffy Cien
Renner
Wilbur Decora
Winnebago
Neb
John Kneafsy
Sioux Falls
Bob Morley
Slowe City
Chicago football star accepts industry post
Jay Berwain, University of Chicago football star, announced he will join a Chicago industrial concern and will not play professional football.
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Chicago
Jay Berwaantger
University of Chicago
Rain Delays Nebraska League Doubleheader Action
Rain halted one game and interrupted another in the Nebraska Late Base ball League. Lincoln beat Sioux Falls 5 to 4 in eight innings before grounds became unplayable at Sioux Falls. Beatrice lost to Norfolk 5 to 4 at Norfolk. A Fairbury at Mitchell game was rained out. Sioux Falls managed 12 hits but could not overcome Lincoln’s two-run second inning.
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Sioux Falls
Beatrice
Norfolk
Fairbury
Mitchellgaree
Links
Uveir
Nowfolle
Blues
Linen
Delatine
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