Warriors Topheavy Favorites To Win Conference Meet Sunday
The Sioux Falls Warriors dominate the South Dakota prep classic as they clinched the state high school meet title at Aberdeen with a record 6 points. Cowley and Robinson led with multiple wins, setting marks in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, the mile and half mile, and establishing new meet records in the half mile and mile relays while Yankton, Huron, and Cheyenne Indians contended for runner-up spots behind coach Monard’s squad.
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Huron golfers slam at Miller Hazen and Wuerfel win GC tourney
Higolfers scored a grand slam at Miller's invitational with Fair City players leading 18 hole medal scores and best ball. Dick Janten 74 and Bill Nielsen 82 led Huron, Hazen and Wuerfel tied for first in net with 132.
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Miller Sunday
Baseball Scores and Standings From Weekend Games
Summary of National and American League results with multiple clubs. The report lists scores for New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland, Minnesota, and other teams, noting pitchers and key hits. It mentions Toledo’s 12 to 6 win over Columbus, Indianapolis’ 5 to 2 win over Louisville, and Columbus dropping to sixth while the Indians climb to fifth.
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Multiple High School Baseball and Track Results From Sioux Falls
Baseball and track meet results list game scores and player names including Curley, Bremer, Parsons, Schultr, Dietz, Mackie. Track events cover 440 yard dash, 4x100 relays, mile, discus, shot put, hurdles, high jump with times and distances, noting new meet records in height and distance.
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Just
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Bancroft Yale and De Smet Win In Redstone Valley League
Bancroft Yale and De Smet triumphed over Erwin Iroquois and Hetland in the Redstone Valley League opener Sunday. Morris of Iroquois hurled shutout innings but took a 6-5 loss as Hetland and Bancroft benefited from fielding miscues. De Smet contributed a 4 4 10 win at Hetland while Bancroft edged Erwin 6-5. next Sunday Hetland hosts Iroquois, Yale plays Erwin, and De Smet visits Bancroft.
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Baseball Roundup From Yesterday's Games
Dizzy Dean pitched three hit ball in his first start to blank the Beas 4-0 while Phil adelphia rallied with a bases loaded homer in the eighth to beat the Browns Lefty Grove and the Red Sox shut down the Tigers and homered Bill Dickey and Frank Crosetti fueled the Yankees power against the Indians Pete Ted Lyons guided the White Sox to a ten inning 3-2 win over the Senators Jimmy Brown homered and doubled as the Cardinals beat the Phillies 2-1 in St Louis
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Vince DiMaggio Sets Hot Pace for Blues
Vince DiMaggio, brother of Joe, continued a blistering hitting stretch for the Kansas City Blues. He homered in the 13th inning to win a game and added another RBI blast the next day as Kansas City split with Milwaukee, 4 to 3 in the second game of a doubleheader. Milwaukee won the opener, 5 to 2.
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Greyhounds Capture 10th SD College Conference Title
Yankton college won its 40th straight intercollegian conference track meet with 7944 points led by Bob Putnam and Lanny Coolidge. Case of Dakota Wesleyan won multiple events, while Yankton and Wesleyan dominated sprint and relay events. Several records were set or tied, including Coolidge’s Sad-aed dash mark and M. T. Smith tying the 100-yard dash record.
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Northern
M. T. Smith
Yankton Land
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Schec
Wer Falls College
Augustana
Gem Normal
Huron College
Standings: Huron Juniors Rally Past Miller to Open
In a tight opener the Huron Juniors rallied in the seventh inning to defeat the Miller Legion juniors 4 3. Key hits from Vanderhart and Korokis, plus a late misplay by Miller, sealed the win as Bob Vonterhart drove in the final run.
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Poelstra
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Cahelan
McClendon
Schroeder
Graham
Anderson
Berg
Nelson
Boyle
Ay Ravensecroft
Brasse
V. Neer
Ww. Callahan
Bonura and Hartnett Strain Highlight Baseball Row
New York reports mixed sports chatter with Zeke Bonura backing the White Sox but betting on the Giants. Mentions include Hartnett’s managing strain, Joe Louis visiting Pompton Lakes, and other brief notes on tennis, golf, boxing, and Oklahoma U football prospects.
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Dizzy Blanks Bees Great One Turns In Masterpiece
Chicago May 22 Dizzy Dean pitched a four to nothing shutout of the Boston Bees in his season debut. The lefty allowed three hits no walks and fanned two over five and free innings as the Cubs strengthened their drive to retain the National League pennant. Dean used 74 pitches and praised his control while noting the cold air and his delayed paycheck schedule.
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Baseball statistics roundup from a bygone season
Batting leaders include McQuinn and Mazsora for St Louis with 412 and 400 runs noted. Hiws Walker and McSus trait tied 46. Greenberg tops home runs with seven for Detroit, while Ruffing and Pearson headline pitching. Arnovich leads hits for Philadelphia with 45, Ott leads runs for New York with 25.
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Huron Armour Team Beats Iroquois 35 to 5 in Exhibition
Iroquois hosted Huron Armour, 1938 state champions, Friday night. Huron used pitchers Werner Peterson and Bulls with Hale catching, while Iroquois paired Gehring with Roberts and Rounds with Boyd. The game served mainly as an exhibition as Huron dominated every inning.
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Veteran aces pace spring mound parade in major leagues
Dizzy Dean, Lefty Grove, Carl Hubbell, Lefty Gomez and other stars pitched for wins while veterans like Ted Lyons and Jim Bridges faced tough battles. Oakland and St Louis rivals pulled ahead as the Phillies fell to the Cardinals and Dodgers. Athletics climbed to sixth with a 12-4 romp over the Browns.
Big Ten Track Upgrade Sets Up Rival Duel
Ann Arbor May 22. The Western Conference, hammered in post season duals by the Pacific Coast Conference, shows strength for a possible dogfight this year. Nine of 15 events favored the Big Ten in last weekend’s meets, with wins in the one mile, 120 yard high hurdles, shot put, discus, broad jump, 850 yard run, high jump, pole vault and one mile relay. Coast Stars swept the javelin, 100 yard dash, 440 yard dash, 220 yard hurdles and the one mile run. The 220 yard dash finished in a dead heat.
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