Giants Sweep Braves In Two. Cards Hold Lead In NL Race
New York Giants toppled Boston in a 3–0 and a 6–0 doubleheader as Carl Hubbell and Bill Walker silenced the Braves. St Louis kept its top spot with an 11–6 slugfest over Pittsburgh, aided by a eighth-inning burst. Yankees halt A’s 6–0. Ruth belts seventh homer as Boston tops Washington. Cleveland crushes St. Louis 12–0 and 4–2 to rise to fifth.
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Pierre Baseball Shorts Set For June Jubilee
Pierre prepares for the Golden Jubilee with two fast semi pro games on June 1 and 2 featuring Sioux City Stock Yards and Sioux Falls Canaries. Notables Congo Collins Brad ford Lafty Boose Swede Risberg Buck Rameey Ernie Olson join a strong lineup as the event headlines central South Dakota baseball. A Pierre Harrold game is slated for May 31 with all contests at 4 PM at Pierre ball park as part of Days of 81 festivities.
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Elect Engleneart Aberdeen Captain Of Central High Back Team
Joseph Englehart was elected by his teammates to captain the Central high back team. The captain-elect and printman will be among six letter men returning next year.
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Bankers Beat Armours to Take Lead in City League
The Bankers defeated the Armou r Packers 11 to 4 to claim sole possession of first place in the city league standings. Monroe and Bersem starred for the Bankers with sharp fielding and key plays, while Hobbs and Musolf pitched strong for their teams. Armours dropped into second as Barkers helped push Coney Island to the top of the standings.
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Netsters Meet In Informal Davis Cup Warmup
United States and Argentina Davis cup squads opened with informal play at the White House court as workmen finished the executive surface. Frank X. Shields and Sidney Wood Jr. from New York were expected to face Argentina’s top players Ronsido Boyd and Guillermo Robson in Friday and Saturday’s decisive matches.
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Fights Last Night Rematch Roundup in Major Cities
Boston bouts saw Ernie Schsaf KO Jimmy Maloney while Marty Gallagher won on points over Genie Staunton in Washington. Al Morro stopped Mike Mandell in Los Angeles, and Terry of Tren ton halted Sammy Baker in Newark New Jersey.
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Trenton
Sammy Baker
Western Leaguers Meet Unitfied Foes
The Western League schedule pairs clubs with untested opponents as Omaha and Wichita clash in the home park while Topeka and Omaha vie in separate matchups. Oklahoma City travels to St Joseph to face Jimmy Hamilton's Saints as Denver hosts Des Moines. No games were played yesterday.
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Poets
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Jeffries and Johnson Reconcile After Meeting in Ring
In Los Angeles on May 71, former heavyweight champs Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson, once bitter rivals, were cordial for the first time since Johnson won the title at Reno on July 4, 1918. They met at the Olympic Club before Jeffries refereed a ten round bout where Dosier defeated George Kerwin as fans cheered and cameras clicked.
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George Kerwin
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Huron Invited to Pierre Golf Tourney for Jubilee Event
Huron golfers are invited to a Central South Dakota tournament in Pierre on Sunday as part of the Capitals Golden Jubilee celebration. No entry limits on pairs or teams, with 18 holes of team play in the morning and 18 holes of medal play in the afternoon. Walter Madden, 1929 state amateur champion, to participate, while Muron Country Club members not attending will play a blind bogey event at Home Course Highmore June 7. The Huron club hosts a Central South Dakota tourney on June 14 with invitations sent to six other towns.
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Luck Fine Thing Ferrell Believes Luck Counts
Cleveland May 27 Wesley Ferrell, pitching ace of the Indians, says he would rather be lucky than good. He recalls a no hit, no run game against the Browns and notes many tough outs were due to luck and good fielding by teammates. He remains confident he will rebound with more victories.
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Americans Enter British Open Meet at Carnoustie
More than 200 top golfers gather for the British Open at Carnoustie next Monday. Among 14 Americans are pros Tommy Armour Gene Sarazen Johnny Farrell MacDonald Smith Horton Smith Joe Kirkwood Joe Turnesa Tony Manero Willie Hunter Arthur Straub and George Voigt leads amateurs Joshua Crane John de Prolo Tom Maguire with Bobby Jones not defending the title.
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Wrestling Results From Syracuse Meet Skeleton Cards
Wrestling results show scattered names including Jim Londos in Syracuse with Greek or Greek linked competitors. Names such as Ray Reese and John Padutiny appear amid a jumbled list of participants from Pittsburgh and Greece, suggesting a sectional meet with mixed rosters.
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How They Lined Indianapolis Bout Results
Benny Touchstone of Detroit outpointed Muggs Kerr of Indianapolis. W Eddie Buri of Jacksonville stopped Soldier Dorbrowski of Detroit in the third.
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June 3 Boxing Card Set At Huron Promoter Announces Bouts
Huron promoter R. N. Munson announced the June 3 card headlined by Seaman vs Huntley in a 1 round main bout. Supporting fights include Batting Bandy of Huron against Dick Demerey of Aberdeen, plus Seaman and Huntley in a semi windup. Other preliminaries feature Matty Mericle and Mickey Mine, Ole Peterson and Billy Munson opening, with Tommy Collins slated as third man. The event caps the indoor portion of the season ahead of possible July outdoor shows at the Str Fair Grounds.
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Chicago Ball Team Faces Last Home Game Of Season
Chicago’s basketball squad wraps its home slate against Indiana as leaders race for the Big Ten title. The Maroons beat Michigan State yesterday while Michigan crushed Ohio State at Columbus.
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