Athletics Hit Top as Faulkton Haron Win Second Victories
The Athletics surge to the front of the American League with 15 wins in 21 games as Faulkton and Haron post second victories over Redfield and Buffalo. Frankie Hogan and Ori Hildebrand power a 2 to 0 win. Yankees top Indians 7 to 3 with Selkirk homer. Giants rally to beat Pirates 5 to 4. Red Sox fall to White Sox in ten innings 6 to 4.
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
The Associated Press reports multiple late inning twists with Giants defeating Pirates 6-5 on Jim Rippie’s ninth inning double that tied and powered the winning rally. Bud Jacobs driven in key runs in the Yankees win.
Mitchell Country Club shellacks Huron in inter city match
A Huron Country Club delegation was soundly defeated by Mitchell at Mitchell in the annual inter city match. Mitchell dominated with an 89 point margin as each Mitchell pairing beat their Huron counterpart. The return engagement is set for Sunday June 27, with postponement due to holiday plans.
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James Valley Loop Opens With 21 K's For Sheffield Pitcher
Sheffield southpaw Ray Voss struck out 21 Bancroft batters, allowed four hits, and powered Sheffield to a 9 to win in dusty, windwhipped conditions. The opener featured home runs by Derscheid and Jencks, with Loren Pierson tripling Samuelson. Memorial Day plans loom as Sheffield seeks additional games.
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Miller Ball Teams Drop Games Sunday
Miller's softball and baseball squads lost Sunday. At Burdette the Boosters fell 7 to 3 as Burdette hitters posted seven runs on four hits. Miller's baseball team lost to Ames 15 to 13 with Buck Jorcing driving in three runs for the Reds.
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Rowe Seeks Sleep For Pay Trouble After Fans Support
Detroit Tigers pitcher Rowe resumes play amid pay roll issue and heavy fan support. He says a thousand nice letters calmed him, noting his phone was busy with calls and he had to disconnect at night to sleep.
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Miss Fortune
Huron Fourth as ESD Carnival Crowns Records
Mitchell May 24 Five records fell in the Eastern Conference championships as Sioux Falls High School stars led with 71 points, Aberdeen second with 47, Yankton 21, Huron 24, Watertown 17, and Mitchell and Brookings 10. Records broken include the 10 yard dash, 2 yard dash, high hurdles, high jump, and broad jump as top performers from Sioux Falls and Aberdeen push the meet toward its finish.
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Two Sided Pennant Chase Shaping Up After First Games
Faulkton and Huron lead the North Central League pennant chase after home and home sweeps. Huron defeated Buffalo 16 to 1 behind Larry Quigley’s 19 strikeouts and John Van’s five RBIs. Faulkton hammered Redfield 18 to 1, with Phiede collecting three RBIs on a first-inning triple and Redfield held to one hit.
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Track meet sparks new times and records in conference
Sioux Falls stars dominate the meet with new marks across events. Hall sets 15.4 in the low hurdles and a 21 ft 4 in broad jump leads a strong Sioux Falls showing alongside Johnson and Smith securing top spots in sprints and relays amid record performances by Yankton Aberdeen and Huron contingent teams.
Sarazen Seeks PGA Crown In Pittsburgh Qualifier
Gene Sarazen, now middle aged, aims to reclaim the PGA Championship title as 114 players begin 18 holes of 36 hole qualifying at Pittsburgh Field Club. Among entrants are past champions and Ryder Cup members such as Revolta, Diegel, Shute, Armour, Picard, Manero, and Horton.
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Gene Sarazen
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Hayen
Paul Rung2e
Olin Dutra
Johnny Revolta
Leo Diegel
Denny Shute
Tommy Armour
Revolte
Henry Picard
Tony Manero
Shute
Horton
Sioux Falls Wins Relay Titles In Brookings Meet
In Brookings the Half Mile relay results show Sioux Falls first from prelims with Hall Richards Cowley and Johnson. Huron, Aberdeen and Watertown place behind with individual events led by Hanson Heisman Nelson and McCollum. Distance events see Timmerman of Sioux Falls achieving a 47 foot 4 inch mark in shot put.
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Yankton
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Huron Junior Baseball Opens Season With Wessington Springs
Huron's American Legion junior baseball team faces Wessington Springs next Monday May 31 as Deklotz begins assembling a strong roster for the fifth district campaign. Manager Luby works on financing and equipment while season tickets go on sale with a benefit screening of Heads Up Baseball at Bijou Theatre June 17 and 18 to help defray costs.
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Casc
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Diamond Force
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Pisher Body Corporation
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Ted ‘Husing
Stors
Bob Feller
Eldon Auker
Letty Gomez
Mickey Cochrane
Lew Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Frankie Crosetti
Red Rolfe
Joe DiMaggio
al Schacht
Husing
Faulkton To Field Junior Legion Baseball Team
Faulkton plans to enter the Junior Legion Baseball League this district season. Ed Niemeyer, William Banks, and Lloyd Grogan led a conference at Red Field. About 52 boys have registered. districts will form teams with at least six games and a district tournament later. Donald Bentson will assist in working with the boys.
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Ed Niemeyer
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Lloyd Grogan
Niemeyer
Donald Bentson
Armour's deft defense helps win international golf match
In Miami Florida Armour Dudley duo won the four ball event after Armour struck an iron too strong and a gallery foot deflection altered play. Armour, famed as the Silver Scot, explains his power pivot and wrist action while contrasting approaches with Jones Sarazen and Perkins in short irons.
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NEA Service
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Tommy Pene
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Joe Turnega
Willie Kein
Armour Jong
Hie
Elf
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Phil Perkins
Sioux City Regains Western League Lead
Sioux City Cowboys regained the Western League lead as Rock Island’s cellar-dwellers lost twice, 5 to 1. Cedar Rapids split with Des Moines, winning 7 to 4 in game one but losing the nightcap 11 to 2 with Red Van Fleet star on the mound. Davenport blanked Waterloo 2 to 0 behind Tim Goff, yielding only two hits.
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Des Moines
Cowboys
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Dex Moines
Raiders
Red van Fleet
Tim Goff
Davenport
Waterloo Red Hawks
Mitchell Beats Canaries Twice In Nebraska League Doubleheader
Mitchell swept Sioux Falls in the only Sunday twin bill in the Nebraska State League. First game ended 15 to 11 and the second 16 to 3. Beatrice topped Grand Island 13 to 4 and Fairbury beat Norfolk 6 to 2. Strong performances by Brodahl Masters Campbell Koe nig Hale Gardzialski Tackelson Olson Knox and others.
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Blues Hit Homers To Blast Madhens In Second Contest
In Chicago on May 24, the Kansas City Blues exploded with long range power to defeat Toledo 13 to 10 after dropping the first game. Three homers came in the seventh inning from Marchand Ogles and Stumpf as Ogles and Marchand led the attack with two hits each. Roy Cullenbine contributed a homer for the Blues while Toledo’s Jon Sullivan allowed nine hits in a steady start. Milwaukee fell to St Louis 3 to 4 as Max Lanier shut down Milwaukee’s offense. Louisville swept Mineapolis 5 to 3 and 5 to 1, while Indianapolis and St Paul split with Vargely contributing in the Saints’ 4-run third inning and Page steering the nightcap win.
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Fight Tickets Go On Sale Tomorrow for Louis Braddock Clash
Chicago reports tickets for the June 22 heavyweight title bout at Comiskey Park between Louis and Braddock will go on sale. Promoter Joe Foley says applications already total 350000. Braddock trains at Grand Beach Michigan while Louis stays near Kenosha preparing at nearby golf facilities.
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Joe Foley
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