James Valley League Publishes Complete 1935 Schedules
M C Welsh of Huron, league secretary, announces schedules for both divisions. Northern division opens with Hitchcock at Wessington, Frankfort at Bonilla, Buffalo at Redfield. southern division sees Huron at Carpenter, Woonsocket at Virgil, Yale at Willow Lake, Bancroft at Lake Byron.
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Huron
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Hitchcock
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Frankfort
Bonilla
Buffalo
Redfield
Carpenter
Virgil
Yale
Willow Lake
Bancroft
Byron
Welshi
Lake Byron
Tone
Virgil Tone
Leake
Lake
Byron Carpenter
Benson
Yale Lake
Carpenter Vale
Fury
Carpenter Bancroft
Northern
Wessington
Anne O
Trade era tests clubs with mixed results on mound
In recent player trades expected to bolster pitching, outcomes were uneven. Blaeholder’s 11 Detroit hits in his Philadelphia debut failed to lift the Athletics past a 4 1 loss, Earnshaw faltered as Cincinnati rallied for a 5 4 win, while Blanton’s mound control helped the Giants win 5 2 over Pittsburgh. Yankee sluggers powered a 13 5 win over Chicago, lifting New York to second place behind the White Sox as Cleveland fell 12 5 to Boston.
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Associated Press
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Anne
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Kana City
Toledo
Myers Corner and Texaco Oilers tie for lead in city league
Myers Corner softballers gain a nominal lead with a 4-1 win over Company C. Joe Lowe’s deceptive slants helped keep Bullis scoreless until the seventh when three walks an error and a hit produced one run. Breviart allowed nine hits in his complete game for Company C, while the soldiers’ ten hits edged them. The Evening Huronite and Lampe Market check their two-loss marks in the night's slate.
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Joe Lowe
Bullis
Breviart
Company
Irish Establish Victory Tradition at Notre Dame
In South Bend, Notre Dame athletes ponder a streak myth as recent dual defeats end long winning runs. The golf squad, basketball teams, and gridiron clubs all suffered stretches without losses after prior eras of stringing wins, with campus statisticians noting 19 and 20 game streaks as impressive but not unbreakable.
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South Bend
Ind
Northwestern
Great Rockne
Iowa
George Keegan
Hawaii’s Aqua Stars Aim For 1936 Berlin Olympics
Honolulu reports Hawaii trains a bumper crop of swimmers under George Center. The veteran coach notes 300 pupils learning to challenge Japan and the Dutch in the 1936 Games. He praises past champions and forecasts strong world competition from Europe.
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United States
Berlin
George “Dad” Center
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Antwerp
Duke Kahanamoku
Center
Japan
Holland
Kyle Shatters Jones Record in Surrey Open Qualifier
Dennis Kyle the British Walker Cup player fired 30 strokes for the first nine holes to break Bobby Jones 33 year old mark at the Surrey championships in Sunningdale While Jones earlier in the qualifying round of the 1525 Open turned the first nine in 28 strokes Kyle’s 30 for the front nine stands as a stunning record for the hardfrst course Kyle posted 433 24% 44 29 for his remarkable nine holes setting a new benchmark in the event.
Metropolitan Open Now Tournament Opens in York
Vague report notes May proceedings with eighty professionals in a Lakeville event. Last year’s champion is named among entrants and Brooklyn’s Wil ly Cox is listed in the field. Vancouver is shown in a separate item, with Semmy Mctaria defeating Red Gregory in a listed score.
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York
Schedsac Vakwileee
Lakeville
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Bloom To Captain College Trackmen
Bloom to captain Huron college track squad succeeding John Norfolk as 1935 captain. Election occurred at a Scalpers track picnic along the James river with Eldon Parker. Eight veterans expected to return. Norfolk retiring, Bloom captain-elect, plus Gage Nelson Harbert among announced letter winners.
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Pierre
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John Norfolk
Bloom
Eldon Parker
James River
Parker
Norfolk
Francis Gage
Flandreau
LeRoy Nelson
Trent
Merle Marshall Wessington
George Finan
Philip
Bill Burris
Huron
Leslie Lewis
Miller
Bill Harbert
Wessington Springs
Bill Dempster
Wessington
Harold Pugsley
Gage
Nelson
Harbert
Home Grocery
Nueve’s
Hole-In-One Event At Public Links Course
Public Links golfers will compete in a hole-in-one special on Sunday at a public course. All registrants receive shots at a special green. those closest to the birdie circle win prizes, announced by Manager A L Gwennan. Redfield inaugurates the 1935 inter-city series with country club travel Sunday. Huesgen tournament progress awaits better weather as players finish flag competition by Saturday.
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Redfield
Huesgen
Risko Knocks Out Battaglia In Pittsburgh Showdown
Eddie Risko dominates Frankie Battaglia in a midweight bout, pushing toward the title held by Teddy Ywarosz. The 162-pound Syracuse challenger breaks through 156-pound Battaglia with a clear victory after Battaglia’s recent rise from obscurity in Scranton.
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Frankie Battaglia
Pittsburgh
Eddie
Raho” Risko
Precar
Yarooz
Scranton
Night Baseball Game Postponed in Cincinnati and Philadelphia
National League night game between Cincinnati and Philadelphia postponed due to rain and cold. Also reports from last night box results include Eddie Risk defeating Frankie Battaglia and other uppercard decisions with several regional bouts.
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Athletics and Giants Shine in League Action Brief
In yesterday's Associated Prom coverage the American League featured Johnson and Fox in Athletics actions while the National League highlighted Ott Gisits John Moore and Vaughan in Phillies Giants and Piraters.
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Fox
Athletics
Ott
Gisits
John “Moore
Phillies
Joe Moore
Giants
Vaughan
Pirater
Bud Tinning Faces Rough Reception In Chicago Game
Bud Tinning, traded from the Cubs to the Cardinals, was used as a relief pitcher for St Louis against Minneapolis. The Millers exploded for four runs in the tenth, defeated the Red Birds 10 to 6 after holding them scoreless in the bottom half, marking Minneapolis 20th win in 22 starts. Kansas City swept Louisville 3 to 2 behind Smiths five hit effort as St Pauls night game at Toledo was underway.
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Bud Tinning
F Lee
Millers
Kansas City
Louisville
Smith
St Paul
Toledo
Jacobs Seeks French Open Doubles Crown
Paris May 23 Helen Jacobs, American women's champion, begins the French hard court doubles bid with partner Mme Rene Mathieu. They face England’s Adeline Yorke and R. M. Hardwick after Jacobs lost in the mixed doubles. The event also features Wilmer Hines and Henry Culley in singles hopes as American players seek to restore prestige.
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Helen Jacobs
America
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Adeline Yorke
R. M. Hardwick
Christian Boussus
Marcel Bernard
Wilmer Hines
Henry Culley
Hines
Alexander Goldwyn
France
Culley
Tacques Jamin
Aid Baseball Club supports Junior League with donation
The Aid Baseball Club donated twenty five dollars to the Junior Baseball League after the Miller fire department event on Monday night. Plans were made to send a delegation to the annual convention in Hot Springs beginning June 3, with Scott Davison elected chairman of arrangements.
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Adu
Hot, Springs
Scott Davison
Faulkton Defeats Harrold In High-Scoring Baseball Game
Faulkton beat Harrold Sunday with a 16 to 9 advantage in an all offense baseball game. Faulkton outhit Harrold 16 to 9 as the teams clashed in Faulkton.
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Faulkton
Harrold
Race cars bustle at speedway as May 30 classic nears
Indianaplis May 23 racers speed toward 33 starting spots for the Sd-mile race. Crews repair cars from Tuesday wrecks including the vehicle in which Johnny Hannon was killed, while others refit engines and steering gear for final qualifying. Nineteen positions remain to be filled as teams prepare for the big event.
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Kelly Petilla
Los Angeles
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Coast Star
Harris Insinger
W. H
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Leo Whittaker
Roda
Phil
Red) Shafer
Des Moines
Jimmy Snyder
Chicago
Speedway
The News Behind The News on Public Attention and Politics
A commentary on public attention to the New Deal and anti New Deal publicity. It notes Republican hopes, election dynamics, and the influence of organization and spending. Mentions Joseph Kennedy, Ace Richberg, Ace Farley, and ongoing cabinet reshuffles, plus a staged senate protest and a subversion of mail lobbying tactics.
Shute Overcomes Stymie To Win 1923 National Amateur
In the 1923 National Amateur at Flossmoor Country Club Chicago Denny Shute and Eddie Held were tied after 33 holes. Shute reported a bold mashie shot over Held’s ball to win the 35th hole and the match two up with one to play.
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Shute
Flossmoor Country Club
Chicago
Denny Shute
Eddie Held
Denny
Held
St. Augustine
Baseball results and notices from a late state paper
National League and American Association game notes feature Louisville and St Paul schedules with postponements in rain delays. Western and Northern leagues report scores for Eau Claire Grand Forks Brainerd Fargo Moorhead and Winnipeg while Lincoln Sioux Falls Beatrice Norfolk games postponed. A separate Am Legion dance planned to raise funds for junior baseball with Louis Langhein’s orchestra. Huey’s State notes travel lore from Hueyziana.
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Louis Langhein
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Huron
British amateur golf title chase shrinks to a few
Lawson Lite Jr of San Francisco advances in the British amateur championship by defeating H G McGallum 2 and 1 in a fourth round match. Chapman and Topping also win, with Bullock Webster eliminated by Morton Dykee. Next rounds pair Lite with Black and Chapman with Fiddian.
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Chapman
Olav Austreng
England
Topping
Edward Kyle
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Rhos-on-the-Sea
Eric Fiddian
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Leonard Crowley
Leslie Garnett
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow Baseball Encounters
Leroy Parmele allowed five hits as Glints-Held Phaws toppled by Tease Haines. Phil es yielded eight scattered hits with no walks. Johnny Allen and Yarknes combined for White Sox seven hits and eight strikeouts. Mickey Cochrane fueled Tigers with a double and two singles to defeat Athletics. Earl Whitehill kept Browns silent with eight well spaced hits. Bill Campbell drove in two of Cincinnati's five runs to beat Dodgers. George Estshaw supported the Reds win. Joe Cronin powered Red Sox with a homer and a double driving in four against Indians.
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Tease Haines
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Yarknes
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Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Athletics
Earl Whitehill
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Browns
Bill Campbell
Reds
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Dodgers
George Estshaw
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Otf Homer
Indians
LeMars Bank Robbery Suspects Identified by Cashier
Four men arrested after a Le Mars Savings Bank heist were identified by cashier J A Cook as the robbers. John and George Price of Sioux City and William Cash and Frank Cunningham of Vermillion were seized in two raids following discovery of 900 in currency and coins in a Sioux City home. Officials prepare actions in Woodbury and Plymouth counties.
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le Mars
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George Price
Sioux City
William Cash
Frank Cunningham
Varmullion
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