Open ing of Huron Amateur League features Sport Shoppers versus Schooner Beers
The Huron Amateur League opens with Sport Shoppers facing Makati Brewing Company's Schooner Beers at Ravine Park Diamond. Wally Beyase and Schwartz will pace the mound for Sport Shoppers while Wally Brusse and Paul Webster lead Schooner Beers hitters and fielders. Local dignitaries expected, two new managers and umpires debut.
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Huron
Treedway & Siem Sport
Makati Brewing Company
Ravine Park
Mvs
Sports Pets
Fy Dust Watertown Indees
Woonsocket Club
Gagiton
Dairymen Wolk
Myers Cigar
Pamp
Betten
George VI
Eavabeth
Sears
Mahaney Fet
Huron Amari- Ledon
Pena
Toma Larson
Aaas
Aiwakan Cannery
Seex
Devay and
Liem
Bob Schwartz
George Ericksin
Dick Hershman
Tiubon Kludt
Neer
Bill Cullaian
Charles Bloodgood
Bud Ewert
Dennis Bruner
Bill Denpster
Mike Oliva
Floyd Thompson
Walter Herriot
Vincent Antle
Ivery Aspleaf
Kenneth Crith
Hy Wailline
Roger Berl
James Brinkman
Hiram Boyd Stewart
Arthur Wipf
Robert Rupp
Schooner Beers
Wally Brusse
Gip Bates
Paul Webster
Neil Meyers
Everett Bates
Norman Peterson
Milford Amos
Henry Struck
Bruce Woodward
Jancis Smith
John McElroy
Charlie Fairbanks
Verne Woodworth
Charles Mihoney
James Sorenson
Herb Wnelson
Clarence Peterson
Tiltisom Hall
Tom Law
Forph Peterson
Ray Blacksmith
Stan Blacksmith
Heavy Hitters To Get Necktie Awards
Hivery time 2 say all ball sails over the board fence at Ravine Park during a Huron Amateur Baseball League game this season it will mean a new necktie for the player wielding the bat. The payoff will be made at Osborn Clothing Store which has offered to donate a prize for each foul ball driven out of the park. Tredway and Liem and Scholon er Beer players will compete for the first prize adornment. Tonight's curtain-raiser starts at 6 30 and the streamlined seven inning format aims to finish before dark.
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Ravine Park
Huron
Osborn Clothing Store
Tredway & Liem
Scholoner Beer
Tymes Meaghan
Millers Hit Four Home Runs in Key Victory
Minneapolis club returned to power with four circuit clouts against St Paul, scoring seven runs in a 10 to rout. The win trims Kansas City's lead to one game and sets up the Minneapolis Kansas City series opener at Nicollet Park. Foulsville beat Indianapolis 5 to 0 in the other game.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Millers
St. Paul
Saints
Kansas City
Millers’ Nicollet Park
Foulsville
Indianapolis
Baseball scores and standings from yesterday's National League
Summary of results across the NL and American Association with teams like New York Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland and Philadelphia noting scores. Pitching and batting details appear with line scores and key players such as Schumacher O'Dea Hamlin Grissom Lombardi Kennedy and Swayens listed. Rain caused postponements with parts of the schedule moved to later dates.
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Associated Press
National League
New York
Pittsburgh
Schumacher
O'Dea
Tobin
M. Brown
Clemensen
Berres
Mucl
Hamlin
Sand Todd
Grissom
Thompson
Lombardi
Boston
Chicago
Fette
Errickson
Lopez
Lee
J. Russell
Mancuso
St. Louis
Hollingsworth and Millies
V. Davis
Cooper
C. Davis
Owen
Unknown Golfer Tops Qualifiers
New York May 23 Tommy Wright of Knoxville Tennessee shot 36 holes in 182 strokes to qualify for the national open tournament. Wright posted rounds of 63 and 84 at East Lake in Atlanta, but questions linger about repeating such scores at the Philadelphia Country Club for the tournament June 9 and 10. Ralph Guidahl is favored to defend his title while others from western sites face travel and form doubts. Sam Snead posted 65 for 199 total. Clayton Heainer carded 166-? -137 at the side events.
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New York
Tommy Wright
Knoxville
Tenn
Ram
Wright
Atlanta
East Lake
Philadelphia Country Club
Ralph Guidahl
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Tulsa
Minneapolis
Sam Snead
Clayton Heainer
Charlotte
Hockey Magnate In Chicago Hospital
Maj. Frederic McLaughlin owner of the Chicago Blackhawks was in Passavant Hospital for observation. His attorney said he was expected to remain in the hospital for several days while his physician declined to discuss the case.
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Chicago Hospital
Chicago
Frederic McLaughlin
Chicago Blackhawks
National Hockey League
Passavanti Hospital
Paul Burgett
McLaughlin
Frederic Burnham
League Leaders and Standings Highlight Baseball Honors
The Associated Press rounds up American League leaders with St Louis figures led by Basting McQuinn 395 at bats and Crossetti 24 runs for New York. Glan tops batting at .395 with Ott driving 25 RBIs. Union of players tied for home runs and hits shows multiple names including Arnovich, McCormick, and Mize. Pitching honors go to Wyatt 4-0 with McGee 2-0.
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Associated Press
Basting
McQuinn
St. Louis
Mazzera
St. Loui
Crossetti
Dickey
New York
St Louis
Hoag
Grenberg
Detroit
Pitehince
Ruffing
Pearson
Glan
Chicago
Arnovich
Philadelphia
Rims— Ott
McCormick
Cincinnati
Camilli
Brooklyn
Mize
Wyatt
McGee
Stars Schumacher Shuts Pirates In Six-Hitter For 9-2 Win
Yesterday, Hal Schumacher pitched six innings of shutout ball to power the Giants past the Pirates 9-2. Buddy Hassett collected two singles and a double, scoring once and driving in two in Bees 5-3 win over the Cubs. Harland Clift homered in the fifth to beat the Athletics. Morton Cooper and the Cardinals handed the Phillies a 2-1 loss with four hits.
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Associated Press
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Pirates
Buddy Hassett
Bees
Cubs
Harland Clift
Brownst
Athletics
Morton Cooper
Cardinsals
Phillies
City Golf Loop Takes Shape With Pending Entries
The Huron City Golf League plans a late week start after an organizing meeting. Eleven teams have signed on with five more possible, as the Jaster group nears alignment. An executive committee will govern, with Art Rhode as treasurer. A handicap system of zero per cent of the difference between a player’s average and par will apply, with a 16 handicap cap for seven weeks. The listed teams include Osborn's Clothing Store Union News Company C N W Brakemen C N W Clerks Gagnon's Dairy Leighton's Chevrolet Smithy Cleaners Huron Grocery C N W Shopman Hedbron's Clothing Bell Telephone. Next Sunday's "throw out" tournament at the railroad course lets players drop two holes from scoring.
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Huron
City Golf League
Art
Sackett
Jaster
Toundraebin
George Fleming
Charles Cray
Glenn Belsom
Art Rhode
Osborn’s Clothing Store
Union News Company
C. & N. W. Brakemen
C. & N. W. Clerks
Gagnon’s Dairy
Leighton's Chevrolet Company
The
Smithy Cleaners
Huron Grocery Company
C. & N. W. Shopman
Hedbrom's Clothing Store
Bell Telephone Company
Railroad Course
Yates Advances in British Amateur as Cameron Fades
Charley Yates of Atlanta defeats Donald Cameron 2 up to reach the third round of the British amateur golf championship. Chapman is two-under par through 15 holes in his win over M. W. Budd, while Jim Gruen, the 19 year old Irish star, also reaches the third round by beating Leonard Crawley.
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Nmuxlaky
Eng
Way
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Cameron
Jim Gruen
Yates
Leonard Crawley
Yanks Ruining American League With Powerhouse Club
Oscar Vitt criticizes the Yankees for blocking a competitive race in the American League. He claims the Yankees’ dominant roster thwarts rivals and jokes about trades and bringing in key players to restart the race. Vitt spoke after visiting with Ed Barrow and pressing for loosened trades and more parity.
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Yanks
Powerhouse
Vitt
Ed Barrow
The
Yankees
Four Clay Busters Ace Huron Gun Club Shoot
Four clay targets pros posted perfect 25 for 25 in the Huron Gun Club Sunday trapshoot led by Albert Anderson Frank Wilson Earl Pellant and Harry Anderson. Others went 24x25 or lower as shooters racked up scores at 50 and 75 target events with doubles results noted.
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Huron Gun Club
Albert Anderson
Frank Wilson
Earl Pellant
Harry Anderson
Bill Hoy
Claude Ebert
W. J. Ebert
Ed Pugsley
Russ Stewart
Harry Snyder
Oli Anderson
Ruth Wilson
W. J. Withers
A. J. Lang
Gus Anderson
Charles Kuliwk
W. Li. Huesgen
Holly Ward
Jana H. B. Erickson
Bill Joy
R. Stewart
Pen Harry Burton
Bert York
Harvey Snyder
Montanez Favored to Beat Day at Madison Square Garden
Pedro Montanez, light welterweight challenger, is favored to defeat Dave Day of Chicago at Madison Square Garden. The winner likely earns a shot at Henry Armstrong defending the title in London against Ernie Roderick. London set for Thursday night.
Gophers Links and Widely Varying Baseball Notes
A collage of sports notes and quotes from May events features Mike Jacobs considering Louis pin Galente cars, the Yankees extending an 11 game win streak, Bill Hallahan’s sudden retirement note, and Minnesotan prospects for the season. Also referenced are Louis and Schmeling exchanges and a Yankee Stadium handshake after a remarkable fielding play.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Kernels Fall After Norfolk Wins Western League Showdown
Norfolk breaks its tie with Lincoln as Worthington trounces Mitchell 13 to 5. Freddie Whalen, 19, relieves and shuts down Lincoln to gain pitching honors. Sioux Falls routs Sioux City 10 to 5, Lincoln beats Norfall 12 to 7 in the other games.
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Mitchell
Sioux
Ciw
Norfolk
Lincoln
Worthington
Sronx Falls
Sioux City
Freddie Whalen
Evans
Whalen
Unics
Wineberger
Strawbacker
Holland
Riss
Banfield
Ailworth
Sioux Falls
Lucas
Scheimer
Anderson
Kostoff
Koenig
Norfall
Carr
Miller
Smith
Hower
Pitchers Fined and Sentenced for Public Intoxication
Western League pitchers Lares Kempe and Leonard Popeins of Sioux Falls and Worthington were fined 25 dollars each and sentenced by Municipal Judge Ransom J. Gibbs on Monday. Popeins received six months in jail with the sentence suspended, while Kempe was jailed for one day. The judge denied the longer punishment despite Kempe's third win of the season against Sioux City Sunday night.
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Levies
Sioux Falls
Lares
Kempe
Leonard Popeins
Worthington
Gail
Ransom J. Gibbs
Gibbs
Popeins
Sioux ‘Alls
Sioux City
Young Irishman Bruen Emerges As Golf Miracle Of Britain
At Hoylake 16 year old Jim Bruen of County Cork tops practice tee with 275 yard drives while Henry Catton doubts his odds. Promoters call Bruen a prodigy and he hopes to win the Open at St Andrews after aiming for the amateur title this week.
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Hoylake
England
Jim Bruen
County Cork
Henry Catton
Bens
America
Cotton
Britain
United States
Ore Gofer
Bruen
St Andrews
Lefty Lee Stoppes Dodgers to Extend Winning Streak
Lefty Lee earned his second win as the Reds beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 3 to stretch Cincinnati's hot streak. The game featured Lombardi's double and an RBI error that helped secure the victory. Rain-cut Yankee game against Cleveland suspended with the Indians leading 3-1 in the fifth.
Fights and Fertilizer Figures Highlight Odd Night
A muddled report lists boxing results across cities including Des Moines Pittsburgh and New York with several decisions and knockouts. An agricultural note claims corn needs 50 dash els of nitrogen per acre while clover or alfalfa return about 100 pounds, illustrating contrasting soil effects.
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Byrusse
Schwartz
Kels
Kennedy
Swa
Yens Caster
Pippen
Potter and Brucia Cleveland
New Yor
American Association
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Johnson
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Iron Man
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Oklahoma City
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Zipp Newman
Birmingham News
Bruce Smith
Harold van Every
Minnesota
Lou Nova
Jim Braddock
Yankee Stadium
Joe Gordon
Canaries
By Scotty Reston
Lefty Lee
Dodgers
Browns
Txim A
By Sid Feder
Associated Press Sports
Red Menace
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Cardinals Stillre
Lofty Tetoale
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Ang Aingle
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Bronx Bombers
Will” Terry
New York Giant
Harry Danning
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Ken O'Dea
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Bees
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Bill Lee
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Grane Rapids
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Des Moines
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Frank Androft
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Tony Cross
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