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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
10
Boston Braves hurler Harry Se..Ltd bursts into national limelight with a startling ascent as Ruthian stars fade. The dramatic rise showcases a standout ascent amid the Braves and major league scramble, highlighting a pivotal shift in pitching prominence.
Walter Stewart Brown won his seventh game of the season as the Browns beat the Tigers 6 to 3 allowing six hits. Gar Bush pitched the Cubs to a 6 to 3 win over the Reds with one hit in 2 1 3 innings. Sacks Seibold Burves started and completed the win over the Phillies 5 to 1 for his seventh victory of the season. Walter Berger drove in runs as the Braves defeated the Phillies 3 to 1, with Rome scoring a season high.
Stew Stewart led the St Louis Browns past the Detroit Tigers 4 to 2, completing his eighth start in ten games with seven victories. The Browns rallied in the seventh, tying the game and pulling away with a two run rally in the ninth. The White Sox slipped to seventh as Cleveland and Chicago rivalries reshaped the standings. The Cubs beat the Reds 3 to 2, widening their edge over the Giants and closing in on leaders Washington.
In Auteuil France on May 2 Wilbur Coen ranked eighth American and veteran of the national hard court circuit fell in straight sets 6-2 6-4 1-1 in a disappointing round loss. The American star’s defeat ends his singles run as Mor purge’s victors advance to the next stage with a snappy performance.
Williamson, a sophomore and former 1936 relay member, was elected captain of Aberdeen high school track and field team at the recent Jer-1 termen meeting. He also plays football and basketball and is expected to star in both next year.
Loyola University Chicago plans to press on with its annual prep basketball tournament amid national federation approval. President Robert McKelley supports the event as beneficial morally and physically for contestants. Tennis and golf events also noted with Mexico City mentions and upcoming Pacific Coast Professional Championship in June offering 1500 dollars.
Huron Dairy Products stretched their A league lead with an 11 to 3 victory over Armour's Stars, moving 10 games ahead of the second-place team. Bullis pitched well for Armour as Dairy hurlers Amann and Collins held firm, with key runs including a fourth-inning surge and a decisive sixth frame.
Louisville Colonels break slump in pennant race with a 4 3 win over Toledo after a 12th inning single by Simmons of Thunisville following a pitching duel between Americus Polls and Roy Wilkinson. Columbus Senators beat Indianapolis 13 1 to stay two games back as St Paul shut out Milwaukee 5 0. Minneapolis 3 Kansas City 1 in a home run laden game with Cullop’s eighth homer.
An entry list shows 4 slots from 150 schools across 23 states for a state meet Friday at Seaubclassicade Sah Peay. The meet is near completion with material closing details sparse.
Otte Von Porat, once mocked for a weak heart, rebounded at Chicago Stadium by stopping Jack Gagnon in six rounds. The Norwegian overwhelmed the Canuck with heavy right hands as Gagnon, known for beating Turfy Griffiths, fell six times before the final knockout. The bout boosts Porat’s standing ahead of the Schmeling Sharkey matchup discussions.
Huron golfers prepare for two events tomorrow. At the Country Club a best ball event is planned while municipal course players enter a blind bogey competition open to all monthlies with no entry fee beyond green dues. Prizes include a country club case for first and golf balls for next four places.
Orangeburg May 29 whispers say Sharkey plans to defeat Max Schmeling for the world championship on June 12. In a rare private moment Sharkey confided he believes he can win, though he otherwise avoids public statements about the fight.
The report lists results from several games with mixed outcomes, noting Siena and multiple teams involved. Several matches were postponed while American Amecation and Indianapolis faced Columbus, Louisville played Toledo, Milwaukee met St Paul, and Kansas City was listed in a final score line.
In St Andrews Scotland Voigt Jones Johnston survived fifth round showdowns to reach the British Amateur sixth round. Voigt beat Campbell 4 and 2 while Jones defeated Watt 7 and 6. Johnston edged Murray 5 and 3 as the morning session produced clear wins for the Americans.
Spooked fighter Fyerris outpoints Haakon Hanson in a coastal boxing card. Competing duo Jack Gagnon and Livan deliver tight rounds while Sydney announced Tidignapalis as a notable figure in the event. Indianapolis and Boston were cited as locations in scattered notes.
Boxing hype surrounds Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling as the big guns prepare for a June 12 showdown at Yankee Stadium. Feature writers describe Sharkey’s ferocity in sparring and the media’s fevered tone while noting Schmeling’s battles and the broader boxing circus. Also covered are baseball notes from Cleveland to New York and Indianapolis race preparations.
Cambridge May 24 The Intercollegiate championships open tomorrow at Harvard stadium with Stanford and Southern California shaping a rivalrous Pacific coast battle for team title. Wykoff seeks the 100 yard crown facing Eddie Tolan and Hee Dyer. Dyer favored in the 220 as strongest contenders struggle to match pace. East offerings are slim as Wildermuth and Daley fail to peak. Rosenbloom on New York’s radar as top performer.
The 16 man Coyote varsity track squad will compete at the North Central Conference meet in Sioux City this weekend. Coach V B Montgomery says South Dakota will send the most qualifiers, though few expect the Coyotes to win many titles. Adkins is favored in the half mile and prospects for the mile relay look poor. O Leary shows rapid form in the pole vault, while Sweely and Patrick rise in broad jump. Other probable placers include Landman in the 220, Kirby and Walker in the javelin, Schwartz in the mile, Espe in the low hurdles, Campbell in the 490, Adkins in the high jump, Drakes in the shot put, and Fryar in the one mile.
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