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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1930
Page
10
The Louis Browns cling to fifth place in the pennant race as Walter Stewart boosts the lineup. A young slab artist draw adds uneven momentum to Fullerton scene with uncertain outcomes for the club.
Yesterday's MLB action shows KalterStewam of the Browns winning again against Cleveland as his strong pitching and run support helped secure a 5-3 win. Babe Herman led Dodgers with three singles and three runs in a 6-3 defeat of the Braves. Pirates halted Hartnett and Tolken with a late-inning threat as they beat Chicago. Phillies beat Giants 4-2 amid uneven hitting. Steuart shows solid form in nine games, recording seven starts and three defeats, while Norris and Lyons lead league in complete games with midseason pace. Braves split a roster note as Sack Sethold helps the team edge the Braves. Cardinals, Pirates, and Giants jockey for position as rain affects St. Louis and Chicago schedule.
In the American Association, Louisville defeated Indianapolis, Kansas City defeated St. Paul, Minneapolis beat Milwaukee, Toledo defeated Columbus, and Milwaukee edged Toledo. Results show Kansas City 16, St. Paul 1. Louisville 10, Indianapolis ?. Minneapolis 6, Milwaukee 7. Columbus 7, Toledo 6.
Chicago May W P The unexpected dash from the Louisville Colonels in the American association remnant shows they are more than a flash in the pan, pounding two pitchers for 16 hits and opening their Series at Indianapolis with a 12 to 6 victory. Columbus moved up with a 7 to 6 win over Toledo, while St Paul fell to Kansas City 16 to 11. Milwaukee recovered from disaster and opened its Minneapolis invasion with a 7 to 6 win over Minneapolis.
EVANSTON May 4 Western State faculty committee on athletics discussed a proposal for a uniform Big Ten eligibility rule. At present each school has its own requirements for intercollegiate events. Whether the amendment would be approved was unclear after adjournment. further discussion was set for today.
Lincoln defeated Norfolk 13 to 1 in the Nebraska state league last night as Class B Christianser pitched a no hit game under electric lights, marking the first such feat in the league.
In Huron diamondball, Knights of Pythias defeated Fire Department 25 to 12 in a game that stayed tight early as Fire Department surged in the third inning. Johnson of Pythias was pulled in the fifth, Loomis held the line, and Boyle hit the only home run. Bowers Teouber and Newton had two of the three base hits for the Pythians and Fire Department respectively. Next week the second round begins with the A and B leagues resuming play and a full schedule listed for managers and players.
Notre Dame's track and field team won the central intercollegiate meet with 99 points trailing Michigan State with 36 and the haste school with 33 as nine schools competed under floodlights at Marquette Stadium. Other entrants listed include Rose Polytechnical Western State Normal University of Depeat Loyola Armour Tech and St Xavier of Ohio.
CLAIRE BUERCEY weighs the 100 yard dash showdown at the Nationals,5 in Chicago on June 7. George Simpson of Ohio State battles Bran Wyckoff and Cy Leland from Texas Christian and Stanford respectively for the fastest time. Predictions vary but all three have matched or beaten records, with Simpson the lone unbeaten contender this season. The outcome promises a dramatic race and possible record, as fans anticipate a historical finish.
Ed die Tolan of Michigan and George Simpson of Ohio State used blocks in the 10 yard dash trials at Northwestern in rain. Simpson led the sprints with 9.7 seconds in his heat and 21.3 in the 200 yard dash, while Tolan won the 100 yard heat in 9.7 and the 200 in 21.3, both notable performances in the Western Conference outdoor championships.
Eastern South Dakota high schools meet in Aberdeen with two entrants per school in sprints and hurdles and two in each heat as finals loom. Water town and Sioux Falls seen as favorites. records include Palmer of Sioux Falls in multiple events and Bonkert of Brookings in the mile.
The American duo Belen Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan captured the French women's doubles title in Auteuil, defeating Simone Mathieu and Yvette Barbier 6 3, 6 2. The Californians lost no sets, advancing via byes and defaults to three matches, all won swiftly.
Umpires balk controversy in the American League marred play as talk swirled about rule changes. O’Geofy defends manager Cagle amid rumors of arms and marriage forcing shifts. Oglethorpe University stars sign pro contracts with Buffalo Internationals Brooklyn and Bragg.
The South Dakota Intercollegiate Tennis Association was formed with nine schools at Madison. Prof. E. O. Prather presides, Prof. Lipscomb elected vice president, and Eastern Normal named host for 1931. Augustana College directs the event, with a three year trophy on offer and a freshmen eligibility discussion rejected. Four years participation allowed. Northern Normal placed two in singles semi finals.
The U S Davis cup team altered its lineup after a doubles win over Mexico. John Van Ryn replaces George Lott to face Ricardo Tapia, 20, in the first singles. John Doeg, from Santa Monica, meets 19 year old Mexican Frederick Sendo in the other singles match.
Indianapolis Ind May 21 A qualifying trial was planned at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to set the starting field for the 500 mile race next Friday. Twenty of the forty entrants began testing with a requirement of at least 85 miles per hour for ten miles. Tests continue Sunday through Wednesday with the forty fastest earning starting spots. Leaders receive $100 prize for leading a lap regardless of final finish.
National League batting leader Herman Robins with 402. Wilson of the Cubs tops home runs with 12. Klein of the Phillies leads RBI with 3. American League batting leader Rier of the Senators 404. Ruth of the Yankees has 13 homers. Foxx of the Athletics leads RBI with 29.
Highmore is to host golfers from Redfield Faulkton Chamberlain Fish Lake Wessington Springs Onida Miller Gettysburg and other clubs for an Invitations tournament at the county club tomorrow This marks the third Highmore event this year and officials report the course in fine shape with sand greens excellent despite heavy rains creating soft fairways and promising a successful tournament contingent of players from Huron and other clubs anticipated.
Huron's newly organized team under Lester Burns opens the season tomorrow at Alpena against a strong town squad. Burns predicts an unusually sharp opening game with a salaried, colored battery recently signed by Alpena management. Huron fielding an all star lineup from around the area, with Meade and Peversoit likely to form the battery.
Two eight round bouts are set for the South Dakota Elks convention in Sioux Falls with Johnny Martin of Larchwood and Harry Miller of Minneapolis meeting. Tom Pruitt of Brookings faces Honeyboy Conroy of St. Paul in the other heavyweight matchup.
Grinnell hosts the annual outdoor track meet as Drake University brings seven qualifiers and is favored. Grinnell College is expected to score strongly in distance and field events across the two clashes.
In New York the bout featured Ignacio Fernandes of the Philippines, Lew Massey of Philadelphia outpointing Johnny McMillan of Scotland, with Detroit’s Mickey Walker in a world middle clash. Fort Dodge’s Joe Paalen drew Billy Light from St. Paul while Denny Ryan of St. Paul stopped George Fritz.
Sioux Falls May 24.150 athletes entered SD track and field meet with Huron College favored as Columbus College and Yankton College contenders. Competitors from Augustana College, Northern Normal, Southern Normal, College of Mines and others announced prelims at 10 4 a.m. finals in field events at 1 45 p.m. and track near 2 15 p.m. Officials expected strong scoring from Youkton and others as Columbus College’s four year winning streak faced renewed challenge from rival colleges.
Fourteen Americans including Bobby Jones have entered the British amateur championship at St Andrews. Great Britain fields top amateurs Cyril J. Volley Hed Haviley John Nelson Smith J A Siant Robert Harris Roger Wethaed T Beers and William Campbell. The match play event begins Monday with nineteen Americans holding byes in the first round. several others must play through the early round.
Onida May 24 the Late Sully Golf Association invites Agar Slant and Gettysburg clubs to join Lake Sully golfers at the local course tomorrow afternoon. A country public golf course in Ausata has been named for Bobby.
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