Tiger Athletes Target Conference Track Records
Mitchell South Dakota May 24. Nine South Dakota teams join the revived intercollegiate meet as Sedley Stuart of Huron aims to boost the Tigers 880 to threaten the conference mark. At Aberdeen last week he ran 2 00.21 to seek a 2 03.2 standard pending the weekend meet.
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Yesterday's Stars sparks two homer rally and strong pitching
Buck Newsom of the Tigers limited Yanji Kees to six hits and seven strikeouts in a 3-2 win for his fourth victory. Taft Wright of the White Sox belted a two run homer fueling a 10-run burst in the eighth against the Athletics.
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Minnesota Sth Column Southworth Touted As Blades Successor
New York May 24 The fifth column of footballs from outside Minnesota faces competition as Minneapolis forms an amateur sportsmen club to lure high school prospects to Bernie Bierman’s program. The piece weaves in boxing notes, baseball chatter, and quirky local anecdotes about coaches, players, and media coverage, including Billy Southworth reportedly slated to take over in St. Louis and various tidbits about Lew Jenkins and Max Schmeling.
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Dark-Horse Entries Debut In Northwest Bankers Versus Armour Bees
The Huon Softball League showcases its new clubs tonight at Armour Athletic Club park starting 6 15. Northwest Bankers meet Armour Bees in a city softball clash of storied names, both formed after earlier teams signed players and others withdrew from the original lineup.
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Yesterday's Baseball AP American and National League Summary
AP baseball results from multiple leagues show New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Washington, and Boston matches with varied scores and rain postponements. Notable games include Ruffing and Dickey pairing for the Yankees in a 7-2 Detroit win, Philadelphia's 4-1 and 14-? affairs, and several rain-impacted contests across the American and National leagues with Cincinnati, Louisville, and Sioux City also listed in Western League play.
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Reversal Hopes In Brookings Track Meet Rematch
Astoria High School senior Wel don Hogie seeks to overturn a 13 year old mile record in a rematch at Brookings against Virgil Grace and Verle Heller. Now a State College sophomore, Hogie faces Grace and Hester again as his 1938 rivals have become Yale or other college stars under coach Carl Youngworth.
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Standings Show Grand Forks Thumps Superior 15-1
In Minneapolis on May 24, Grand Forks exploded for 15 runs on 19 hits to swamp Superior 15-1, dropping Superior to a third straight loss after a 7-2 start. Winnipeg won 18-13 over Wausau, while Fargo-Moorhead beat Eau Claire 6-3 to push into fifth. Crookston edged Duluth 2-1 for sixth.
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Intercollegiate meet revival features top SD runners
BROOKINGS May 24 Nine South Dakota colleges converge for the first Intercollegiate meet since 1921 led by State College athletic director Bob Coffey. Featured likely the mile race with Weldon Hogie of Astoria Rabbit against Yankton’s Grace and Heiter. Don Brown Rabbit and Morgan Smith Yankton sprint duel headlines the dash.
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Overlin Wins Middleweight Title With Unanimous Decision
Ken Overlin, a veteran light puncher from Washington DC, claimed the middleweight title by a unanimous decision over Ceferino Garcia in Madison Square Garden. The 15-round bout drew 7,500 fans as Referee Art Donovan and two judges favored Overlin, who now disputes the crown with Al Hostak. Garcia showed heavy punishment from Overlin’s sharp left jab and right cross, winning only four rounds per AP.
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Brown and Beal Favored In Saturday Track Clash
Yankton sprinter Brown aims to win the 100 and 220 as he trailed Dick Beal recently. Omaha runner Beal clocked 9.9 seconds in the Worth Central meet while Smith won a 10.2 in Yankton. Vince Montgomery, Southern Mormai coach, to be honored at a noon luncheon Saturday. he led the 1921 South Dakota Intercollegiate team.
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Fights Last Night In Washington Boxing Card
Ken Overlin from New York outpointed Ceferino Garcia of the Philippine Islands last night at Washington D C In a 159 pound bout Garcia weighed 144 percent? Noted as a Philippine Islands Day event with local sports coverage highlighting the win.
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Millers Wallop St Paul Again
The Minneapolis Millers beat the St Paul Saints for a third straight win as Milwaukee Brewers edge Indianapolis 5 to 4. Lloyd Johansen pitched well for Indianapolis with Dick West collecting a homer and a triple. Toledo Columbus game postponed due to weather.
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White Sox climb from loop cellar to fourth place
The White Sox surged from last to fourth in five days, winning 13-4 at Philadelphia to cap a four-game streak. The Yankees slipped to cellar after a 3-2 loss as Red Ruffing yielded late. Brownies beat Senators 8-7 in 12 innings, with George McQuinn homering twice. Cubs and Athletics opened the season with the first night game, a 14-inning Cubs win 3 1. Other games were rained out.
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