Pirates extend winning streak and near NL lead
Pittsburgh ripped the Cardinals 5 to 2 in St Louis to stretch their streak to seven wins in a row and 17 of 22. The Pirates pull even with the Bruins atop the league, led by improved batting from Paul Waner and sharp finishing by their pitchers. Ott Hirseth homered for New York as the Giants beat Brooklyn 5 to 4.
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Dairy Wans 1 0 Prog Aw Fast Pitch Duel
Dairy Wans 1 to 0 over Chicago and North Western Railroad with Tucker scoring on a steal of home in the fifth. Colton pitched for Dairy, limiting Railroaders to two infield hits while Bjerkeset allowed six. Fans called the contest the fastest and closest this year as no third base was reached. Fuening Maronite’s crew to meet Standard Oil tonight.
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Central South Dakota League Managers Plan Friday Meeting
Team managers of the Central South Dakota league meet at the Tredway-Siem Sport Shop Friday night to discuss a protest over the Wolsey-Alpena game at Alpena last Sunday. Some clubs plan to add players as many are moving away or playing for other teams.
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Boxing Card Brings Wins Across U S Cities
In Minneapolis Rosy Tosales of Cleveland knocked out Mike Mandell of St. Paul. In Los Angeles Mushy Callahan of San Francisco defeated Pred Mahan of Columbus. Indianapolis saw Chuck Wiggins outpoint Big Boy Peterson of Minneapolis. Leo Lomski of Aberdeen Washington outpointed Yale Okun of New York in Portland Oregon.
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Best Ball Tourney Planned At Country Club Thursday
Huron country club announces a best ball tournament Thursday with 18 hole matches and handicaps. Prizes include a hose set, flashlight, and various golf用品. Ground rules from the USGA apply and a club championship starts soon with qualifying June 1 to 4 and finals late June.
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Blind Bogey On Thursday At Huron Public Course
Golfers at Huron public course can win prizes including a case of Country Club beer and a case of Coquot Club ginger ale in a planned blind bogey tournament. Clyde Smith, club president, announced the event promising golf balls as additional awards. All players must complete 18 holes. Prizes supplied by Fron Grocery Company.
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Iowa seeks Big Ten reinstatement on faculty control pledge
University of Iowa asks to rejoin the Big Ten after a four hour Athletic Council meeting and a telegraphic request to Professor Goodenough. The council emphasizes faculty control of intercollegiate athletics, while alumni reps remain in place. President Jessup notes no issue with their appointment.
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Wesleyan Coach Accepts Freshman Post at Rochester
Elliott R Hatfield athletic coach at Dakota Wesleyan University has accepted the position of freshman coach at the University of Rochester Rochester New York He will leave Monday for Columbus Ohio his home and spend the summer there.
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Yost Says It's Permanent Now
Ann Arbor Michigan May 29 Fielding H Yost director of athletics at the University of Michigan declares he will never coach football again and has permanently retired saying he will not return under any conditions permanently retired.
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Panned drivers race tomorrow at Indianapolis 500
Thirty three of the world’s fastest cars prepare for the 7th annual 500 mile race in Indianapolis. Bergere wins the final qualifying dash at 103 mph while Meyers and Greco contend for the last starting spot. Woodbury leads from the pole with Duray beside him as Hepburn takes the back of the front row. The race marks a shift to international entrants Louis Chiron and Jules Moriceau, and signals a move away from single seater engines to larger multi-seat cars in coming years.
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All Star Hurgh Team To Battle Colored Davids
Huron fans will see an all star Hurgh team meet the Colored Davids at Fair Grounds at 8 o clock Saturday. Havana Cuba is listed as their home town and this is their first U S season. Manager GC Fisher says the colored Davids are skilled in hitting fielding and running like big leaguers.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across The League
Scores show Detroit and Chicago matches with multiple pitchers named. Team lineups include Gray Schang Wells Kopskins Brown Derut Spencer Shaute and Sewell. Weather caused a postponement for Louisville at Toledo and several games in progress across the circuit.
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