New Players Promise To Boost Red Sox To New Heights
The Red Sox, boosted by Tom Yawkey funding and Eddie Collins guidance, acquire Lloyd Brown Rick Ferrell George Pipgras Bill Werber and Dusty Cooke. They beat the White Sox 2 0 to cut to half a game of seventh place. Yankees Senators and Athletics also win as they push eastern clubs over the west. Vernon Gomez outduels Wes Ferrelli in a 3 0 Yankee win over the Indians. Washington tops Detroit 6 5 as Eadie Chihochi scores the go ahead run. Three shutouts highlight NL with Cardinals beating Braves 3 0 on Pepper Martin’s 10th inning homer, Dodgers top Pirates 3 0, and Reds barely miss two hits in a 9 0 Giants win. Phillies explode for 14 hits against the Cubs 9 4.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Eddie Collins
Teader
Merry Mc
Menus
Lloyd Brown
Rick Ferrell
St . Louis Brown
George Pipgras
Fight Bandex
Bill Werber
New York . Yankees
Allen
Dusty) Cooke
Nera
Nserns
Pipgras
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Vernon Gomez
Slim
Wes Ferrelli
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Detroit
Eadie Cihochi
Jimmie Foxx
A's
Browns
St Louisans
Pepper Martin
Bill Walker
Ba Brain
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
William’ Watson Clark
Lary Fresch
Ffal Schumacher
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Phillies
Burleigh Grimes
Lyra Nelson
Chileno Cubs
Seeman Wins Ten Round Bout O'Day In Boxing Card
Huron middleweight Seeman defeats Mike O'Day in a ten round battle. Braun and Hanson stage a stalling show that drew boos and a no contest ruling. Other results include Tony LeClaire surviving Bud Jansen and Clarence Anderson stopping Cy Lyons. Referee Staley halted the Braun Hanson bout after warnings for lethargy.
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Seeman
Braun
Hanson
Huron
Sorrell Top Seeman
Mike O'Day
Groom
al Braun
Broadland
Ing Hanson
Howard
American Legion
O'Day
Seeman-O'Day
Tat Seat
Mor
Beeman
Staley
Loger
Zmig
Tony le ‘Claire
Virgil
Bud Janson
Bruce
Budt
le Claire
Jansen
Stith
Virgil Boy
Lansen
le Clairé
Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Leke Norden
Wilbur
Houmer
Speng
Ed ‘Hofer
Hofer
Doland Wheelers Award Winners Named in Three Sports
Doland May 23 Special Coach Act Brooks announced the Teter winners in football basketball and track. Fifteen football letters went to Johnson Bell Shoecraft Gardner Cal Jow Woodring Deming K Parchen E Parchen James Seaman Lovelace Olson Vanner Brown. Basketball letters went to Kk Parchen E Parchen James Johnson Olson Lovelace Sith Hohn Caldow Seaman. Track letters to Gross Olson Lovelace Parden Haba Caldow Garner Mc Nickla. Managing letters to Twist Gross Fanner Deming Kuhrt Lake. Forty total letters to ZL men, ten leaving with 21 letters, 11 remain to carry on Wheeler colors.
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Doland
Act Brooks
Doland Wheelers
Johnson
Bell
Shoecraft
Gardner
Cal Jow
Woodring
Deming
K. Parchen
E. Parchen
James
Seaman Lovelace
Olson
Vanner
Brown
Parchen
Lovelace
Sith
Glenn Hubbard
Wheeler Reign
Wheeler
Northeast
Charlotte Glutting Joins Links Elite
Garden City New Jersey May 3 Charlotte Glutting New Jersey titleholder and national semifinalist last year outgolfed a crack field in the qualifying round of the women’s championship at Cherry Valley club. She shot 79 to win the medal by one stroke over Helen Gills with Mia Darien Turpie Lake third and Maureen Orcutt fourth.
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Garden City
N. J
Charlotte Glutting
Baltusrol
New Jersey
Enid Wilson
Ield
Cherry
Helen Gills
Mia Darien Turpie Lake
Maureen ‘Orcutt
Garn Valley Wins Two League Games
Garn Valley remained undefeated in the Custer Battlefield Highway league after a 1-0 win over Plankinton on Sunday. H Koch and B Heli were the batteries for Garn Valley in the victory.
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Garn Valley
Garn Valley ‘Blusing
Custer Battlefield Highway League
Plankinton
H. Koch
Heli Water
Tluejays
Lake Byron Set For First Game
Lake Byron priprav to open the Jamez Valley baseball league Sunday with Bonilla as the opponent. Manager Eddie Stahl boasts a strong lineup and three pitchers led by Smoky Joe Glanzer. Starters include Walter at first Hofer at second Welters short Hofer at third Glanzer in left and Edwin Hofer center with Paul Hofer, Nick Stat in reserve. Home games are at the north side lake diamond.
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Lake Byron
Bonilla
Eddie Stahl
Stahl
John Walter
Christy Hofer
Sam Welters
Mike Hofer
Walter
Glanzer
Edwin Hofer
George Sth
Paul Hofer
Nick Stat
Christy
Wessington Springs Cubs top Stickney in 2 1 baseball win
WESSINGTON SPRINGS May 33 Specials The Wessington Springs Cubs beat Stickney 2 to 1 to avenge a prior loss. Pitcher Brotherton limited Stickney to six hits as Wessington Springs tied in the fifth and pushed ahead in the seventh. Stickney executed the fastest double play seen on the Wessington Springs diamond.
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Wessington Springs
Stickney
Wessington Springs Cubs
Diamond
Brotherton
Westington Springs
Brotherton and Lyons
Wayland Wins Two Diamondball Games at Ree Heights
Wayland men split two Sunday games at Ree Heights with Highmore losing 11 10 and Wayland defeating Ree Heights 15 12. Pitchers Witters and Bockhilly starred for Wayland. Wayland women played Gilbert girls, slipping to 24 1 4.
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Wayland
Ree Heights
Highmore
Witters
Bockhilly
Virgil Rally Upsets Lake Byron In Nine Inning Win
Virgil threatened early and fell behind by five runs at Lake Byron Sunday. The Virgil club then staged a dramatic rally in the final two frames, rattling off 13 unanswered runs to secure an 18 to 8 victory over Lake Byron.
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Virgil
Lake Byron
Gettysburg Golf Club Reopens Greens After Repairs
Gettysburg May 23 Special The Gettysburg Golf Club boxes and equipment damaged by vandals have been repaired and greens are in shape for play. Earl Greeves, club president, notes new officers C L Myler vice president and La A Pierce secretary-treasurer. Executive committee includes Parl Smith Roy Reneicke H Klein Kemeth Jones and Glenn L Het. Dues this year are 45 for new members and 10 for old members.
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Gettysburg
Vandsis
Earl Greeves
C. L. Myler
la. A. Pierce
Parl Smith
Roy
Reneicke
H. &. Klein
Kexmeth Jones
Glenn L. Het
Giants Win In Ten Inning Thriller Over Red Birds
Giants win 8 to 6 in the tenth inning as Sherman Johnson surrenders one hit with no walks and nine at bats, while Delbert Scruby allows seven free passes. Kerr hits the only home run. Bullis and Isa belre three baggers for the losers in a high error game.
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Sherman Johnsonia
G ‘Giants
Delbert Scruby
Red ‘Birds
Giants
Scruby
Red Birds
Johnson
Kerr
Gianny
Bullis
Isa
Bel
Ghosts
Night Hawks
The
Moose
Armour Packers
Newkirk Hurls Perfect Game for Saint Paul
Floyd Newkirk a tall St Paul right hander in the American association delivered a no hit no run performance against Kansas City yesterday while Saint Paul hitters supported with seven runs. Newkirk issued no walks struck out four and benefited from three Kansas City errors. It was the league’s tenth no hit affair and Saint Paul extended their scoreless streak against Kansas City to two innings.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Floyd Newkirk
St. Paul
American Association
Newkirk
Kansas City
Eadie Taylor
Jimmy Moscif
Stanley Schino
Pete Monahan
Kansa City
Clark
Blues
Paul Newkirk
Ben Paschal
Irv Jeffries
Clyde Beck
Amert
Paschal
Monghan
Bryan
Slim) Harriss
Pan ‘Dean
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
George Detore
Roxie Lawcen
Detore
Ray’ “Thompson
Fd-die Brontagne
van Camp
Thomres
Gélater
Arti Wes
Minneapolis
Eat Caldwell
Forrest Presnell
Indianapolis
Colunbus
U S Doubles Teams Turn to Victories
AUTECIL FRANCE May 23 Three of America's four doubles entrants opened with convincing wins in the French championships. Shields from New York, Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California and Mrs Dorothy Andrys Burke of Stamford Connecticut started with opening day triumphs while Eliza Walkover navigated a walkover. Jacobs proceeded with a tight start in doubles competition.
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Autecil
France
America
Hon' ‘Ore
Harficourt
Shields
New York
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Dorothy Andrys Burke
Stamford
Connell
Eliza Walkover
Miss Jacobs
Yale And De Smet Set To Clash Wednesday
Yale and De Smet ready for a midweek clash after De Smet's 5 2 win over Oldham in the Tri County league with Buck Peyton on the mound. Warner and Schuller starred for De Smet, while Yale plans Manss to start Wednesday at 3 o clock on De Smet home ground. Yale had previously beaten Woonsocket 5 to 0, but that game won't count in James Valley standings.
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Yale
de Smet
Dbe
Smet
Buck Peyton
Oldham
Warner and Schuller
Yesterday's Scores Read Across Multiple Leagues
Scores show Washington Fisther Rowe Rayn hil Sewell Cleveland ey St Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Blueholder Wells Shea Freitas Closet Grove Cochrane R H BE Boston Durham Heving Grube Pipgras Ferrell American Association Kansas City 0 St Paul 6 Toledo 2 Lozineville 3 Milwaukee 3 Minneapolis 14 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 3 Northern League Superior 3 Winnipes Nebraska State League Norfolk 2 Lincoln 4 Sioux Falls 11 Beatrice 4.
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Washington
Chicago
Eerie
Cleveland
Philadelphia Bo
I. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Ft. Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Springfield
Clevelandey
Blueholder
Wells
Yale H E C M Beats Cavour 12 to 2 In Relief Tosses
Yale H E C M amateur basketball team routed Cavour 12 to 2 with John Hofer delivering a home run three extra base hits and a .800 batting pace. Andrew Kleinsasser pitched and Zack Kleinsasser teamed for strong defense and limited hits. Jackson led Cavour offensively while Martin starred at third base.
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Yale H. EC. M
Cavour
YALE
Yale H E. C. M
Cavour Town
Andrew Kleinsasser
H.E
C. M
John Hofer
H.E. C
Zack
Kleinsagser
Jackson
Martin
Bass
Voss
Jack~ Son
H. B.C. Mis
Zack Klein
W Sass
George Tschetter
King Tut Knocked Out By Marino In Fourth Round
King Tut of Minneapolis was KO'd in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout in San Francisco by Babe Marino, the local welterweight. He was taken to an emergency hospital where doctors reported possible internal injuries.
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King Tut
Marino
San Francisco
King ‘Tut
Minneapolis
Babe Marino
Pioneer Baseball Player Bunny Pearce Dies in Indiana
William C. Pearce known as Bunny Pearce died at his home in Browntown Indiana at age 46 after a heart attack. He began in the Three-I League in 190? and later played two seasons with Cincinnati in the National League.
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Brownstown
Ind
William C. Pearce
Bunny” Pearce
Cincinnat
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press NEW
Boxing rounds produced a mix of results across cities with several local fighters facing off. Reports show outpoints and standout performances from competitors in Pittsburgh Portland and other venues. The roundups note wins and losses for boxers including Ted Yaros Paulie Walker and Buster Brown with various nicknames and hometowns.
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Associated Press New
York
Paulie Walker
Trenton
Edma ‘EaWe
Kid
Wolfe
Memphis
Tenn
Maan
Re—Henry
Bam
Philadel Een
Buster’ Brown
Baltimore
Hoey Clinton
Hole In One At Midway Golf Course
Dr R W Ellis of Salem achieved the first hole in one on the local Midway course last Sunday by sinking a 174 yard shot from the tee to hole number 2. Witnesses including Fred Countryman A J French Ned Taylor and others watched as Ellis also posted a 37 for nine holes, a new course record.
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B. H. Eilers
Salem
Robert Trebble
Howard
Ellis
Bobby Jones
Timers Probe Track Meet Relay Time Errors
Sioux Falls May 23 reports exposure of half mile relay results from last week’s state high school meet. Mobridge time misrecorded at 1 36 7 10 instead of 1 33 7 10, shifting places behind Deland Winner and Watertown. Aberdeen and Brookings near finish, Mobridge potentially drops to 34th with 3 4 points, Watertown fifth boosts Arrows sole meet point.
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Sioux Falls
R.B. Rawlins
Howard Wood
Weahington High School
Lthet Mobridge
Mobridge
Deland
Ud ‘Winzier
Water‘town
Brookings
Do‘lend
Mabridge
Aberdeen
Watertown
Arrows
Boland
Racers Check Gas Mileage At Speedway May Race Preparations
In Indianapolis on the 244 mile brick course drivers in the upcoming Six Mile race tested gasoline mileage under new rules limiting tank size to 46 or 15 gallons and oil use to six gallons. Fred Frame of Los Angeles and Luther Johnson of South Bend among 23 qualified drivers checked consumption aiming for 8 to 12 miles per gallon to minimize pit stops.
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Indianapolis
Motor Speedway
Fred Frame
Los Angeles
Luther Johnson
South Bend
Ind
Ross And Canzoneri Set To Box June 23 In Chicago
Barney Ross and Lou Canzoneri are scheduled for a 135 pound world championship bout in Chicago Stadium on June 23. The Illinois state athletic commission approved moving the date from June 22 to Friday night due to a scheduling change.
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Ross
Canzoneri
Chicago
Barney [Ross
Lightwright
Star
Wij Get
Lou Canzoneri
Chicago ‘Stadium
Ilinois State Athletic Commission
Michigan Defends Golf Championship at Kildeer Club
Evanston Illinois May 23. John ny Fischer leads Michigan as they begin defense of both the individual and team titles in the Western Conference golf championship. Thirty six holes completed today with another 36 scheduled for tomorrow, both titles to be decided by medal play.
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Michigan
Evanston
Ill
Johnny Fischer
Michigan Today
Kildeer Country “Club
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Standouts and Scores
AP recap highlights Vernon Gomez of the Athletics pitching a 3-0 win with six hits allowed, Johnny Hodapp of the Red Sox driving in two runs with a double and two singles, Bal Schumacher of the Giants holding the Reds to three singles in an 8-0 victory, and Gerald Walker from the Tigers delivering solid two hit and two run support.
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Associated Press
Vernon Gomez
Steak Indians
Johnny Hodapp
Red Sox
White
Sox
Bal Schumacher
Giants
Reds
Gerald “Walker
Tigers
Selyad Wash
Nate
James Valley league opens with home games on Huron diamond
The James Valley league launches its 1933 season next Sunday with two opening games for Huron teams at home and a two-round schedule. Northern and southern divisions feature matches among Huron, Bancroft, Virgil, Sheffield, Yale, Lake Byron, Bloomfield, Bonilla, Suffele, Hitchcock, and Woonsocket. Rosters capped at 12 players. no midweek inter-division games unless added.
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Huron
Sheffield
Yale
Lake Byron
Bloomfield
James Valley League
M. C. Welsh
Bancroft
Huron K. of C
Virgil
Woonsocket
Jon Bunday
Bonilla
Suffele
Hitchcock
Barnard High Pupil Throws No-Hit Baseball Game
Verdon May 23 A Barnard H S athlete pitched a no hit game for Verdon high school in a defensive duel. The pitcher, whose identity is given in the local score reports, dominated the Bis See lineup with strong hurling and early leads securing the shutout.
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Barnard
H. S
Verdon
Willard Nogthes
Saason
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Walker
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