Ed Brandt Leads Parade With Eight Victories
Ed Brandt of the Boston Braves won eight consecutive decisions, beating the New York Giants 6 to 1 as Fred Lindstrom homered with two on. Lefty Moses Grove tied for the league lead with George Walberg after a 3-4 win for the A’s over the Yankees. Other southpaws and right-handers dominated highlights as Braves moved to third, Cubs fell to Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh won 12 to 5 over St Louis.
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Ed Brandt
Boston Braves
New York Gants
Frea Fitzsimmons
Peté Donohue
Bill Morcell
Donohue
Boston
Fred Ilindstrom
Moses Grove
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
A's
Grove
George Walberg
Lester Sweetland
Chicago
Clarence Mitchell
Bill Walker
New York
Jim Elliott
Charles Fischer
Washington
Pat Caraway
Braves
Cubs
Brandt
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
St Johnson
Ed Phillips
Yankees
Crowder
Hadley
Red Sox
Cleveland
St. Lexis Browns
Ted Lyons
Vic Sorrell
White Sox
Detroit
Brooklyn
C and N W RallyPast War Veterans in Regularity Clash
The C and N W defeated the Foreign War Veterans 23 to 14 in a regularity league game. Both teams produced extra base hits with three home runs each. Sorenson Hill and Spang for C and N W and Bendy McMahan Daum for the Vets. Stafford started for the War Veterans, with Brow relief. C and N W topped them despite seven Vet errors.
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Sorenson
Hill
Spang
Bendy
Volkend Jansen
Railroaders
C&nw
Balterias Afford
Brown
Rossiene
Bjerkset
Thielan
Schmeling Trains at Conneaut Lake Park Ahead of Title Fight
Max Schmeling, arriving at his training camp, put on boxing gloves for the first time in over a week. A large sparring crew awaited as he prepares for the world heavyweight title defense against W L Stribling in Cleveland on July 3, with intensive drill to begin.
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Schmeling
Conneaut Lake Park
Max Schmeling
W. L. Stribling
Cleveland
Light Decoration Day Sports Planned At Huron
Decoration Day program centers on tennis and baseball with Huron Merchants facing Yale Skip pers in a 2:30 p.m. baseball clash at the C N L W park and Huron College scalpers meeting Northern Normal Wolves on the home courts. Four Huron players lead in singles with Roberts and Alex Williamson forming one doubles pair and Chay with Henry Williamson the other. The Yale series follows a 2:30 p.m. start, while golf at three courses near Huron gets underway with a blind bogey event at the country club and a Pierre invitation.
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Heron
Huron Merchants
Huron
Yale
C & Nlw
Ysie
Huron College
Northern Normal Wolves
Northern
Aberdeen
Fven Broskae
State College
Yankton
Heflin
Hoberts
Henry
Alex Williamson
Chay
Roberts
Henry Williamson
Yele
Merchants
Smith
Schwartz
L. Bloodgood
Bullis
Cy Bloodgood
Coates
Hopper
Benson
Mengie
Burgeson
Hox
Huron Public Links
C. d& N. W. Railroad
Country Club
Huron Country Club
Pierre
South Dakota
Coney Islands Triumph In Iroquois Win 73 to 0
The Coney Island team routed Troquois 73 to 0 at Iroquois in a celebration contest with a new band stand. Hur on pitcher Guilis allowed two hits as Iroquois batters struggled. Bunn led Troquois with two bags, and a return game is planned in Huron.
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Coney Island Diamondvalleam
Troquois
Guilis
Huron
Bunn
Glenna Collett To Wed Edwin H. Varel
New York May 9 Miss Liena Collett five times women’s nations golf champion will marry Edwin H. Vare Jr of Philadelphia Announcement by her mother Mrs George H Collett of Greenwich Conn Vare is son of Mrs Edwin H Vare and the late State Senator Vare of Philadelphia He is nephew of William S Ware Philadelphia Republican leader She is a native of New Haven Conn and a Providence R I resident until her father’s death three years ago was an amateur world champion teacher was Miss Collett’s tutor in golf.
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New York
Lienna Collett
Edwin H. Vare, Jr
Philadelphia
George H. Collett
Greenwich, Conn
Vare
Edwin H. Vare
Wiliam
Ware
Misa Collett
New Haven
Conn
Providence
Yesta
Tiydie Crampion
Brandt Revived By Sinus Operation
New York May 23 A surgeon's knife opened the antra and cured a chronic sinus condition in Ed Brandt lifting the Boston Braves left hander to a $100,000 value per Bi l McKechnie The Braves skipper notes Brandt was always a good pitcher but two seasons of illness drained his strength and form
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New York
Ed Brandt
Boston Braves
Brandt
Bil McKechnie
Braves
Bill
Jefferson and Washington triumph in grade school track meet
Jefferson grade school athletes led by Coach Paulson dominated the Huron College field meet winning two divisions A and C while Washington school captured the B division and Coach Van Olst’s squad added a title. McKinley and Wilson had notable showings as Lincoln did not field entries in some groups.
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Paulson
Jefferson
Teaksters
Huron
Huron College Field
Jeffersons
van Olst
Washington
McKinley
McKinleys
Washi
Wilsons
Lincoln School
Bess
Lincoln
Wilson
Frank Coffey
Vernon Sorenson
J. Burchfield
Harmond Bess
G. Wast Olst
Shields And Woods Enter Davis Cup Doubles Play
Washington May 23. Frank X. Shields and Sidney B. Wood Jr. of New York entered doubles play with a potential third win after two singles victories for the United States over Argentina. If the doubles succeed, the remaining singles matches likely will be formalities. Wood defeated Ronaldo Boyd 6-4 6-1 6-2 and Shields beat Guilerceno 4-6 6-2 6-2 to pull the U S even in the Davis Cup tie.
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Shields
Woods
Washington
Argentina
Frank X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Adriano Zappa
Lucilo Castillo
United States
Wood
Ronaldo Boyd
Guilerceno
Buenos Aires
Indianapolis Busy City Before 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis readied for the annual 500 mile auto race as visitors crowded downtown and long car lines formed for infield parking. Notables like Shorts Cantlon, Billy Arnold, and Francis Quinn prepared for a thrilling start while Deve Evans predicted his oil burning Cummins racer would complete the grind without pit stops.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Tomorow
Speedway
William
Shorts) Cantlon
Detroit
Cantlon
Billy Arnold
Chicago
Winer
Francis Quinn
West Coast
Deve Evans
Evansville
Ind
Clessie Cummins
Three A A Teams Stay In Tight Race In Chicago
In a close battle among the top three A A clubs Saint Louis Columbus and Louisville struggle for lead. Kansas City beat St Paul 14 to 7 as Davis Saltzgaver Hopkins and Morrisey homered for St Paul while McDaniel and Boken connected for the Blues. Sergeant Connally extended his win streak for Toledo in a 2 victory over Louisville. Knott earned his second win as Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 5 to 2.
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Chicago
St Paxis
Columbus
Louisville
Saints
Red Birds
Teaders
St. Paul
Kansas City
Blues
Davis
Saltzgaver
Hopkins
Morrisey
McDaniel
Boken
Bill Buew
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Willers
Knott
Brewers
Morgan
Track Meet Opens in Philadelphia for ICAA Championship
Philadelphia hosts the annual Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America track meet with trials today and finals tomorrow. Notable results include Akron over Detroit rivals as Holt and Gillespie scored for Pittsburgh and Detroit respectively.
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Philadelphia
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Beld
Pittsburghang
Guuhele
Akron
Detroit
Billy Holt
Pittsburgh
Jock Gillespie
University Among Favorites To Cop N C Track Honors
Vermillion May 29. South Dakota the Coyotes hunt a North Central track title at Grand Forks. Coach W E Montgomery fields a balanced squad aiming to end four years without the crown. Starters include Wirth Whitmore and Kremer with potential records in pole vault quarter and sprint events.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
W. E. Montgomery
Coyote
Coyotes
Morningside
State College
Kansas
Whitmore
Lawrence Wirth
Brookings
Wirth
Drakes
Hanson
O'Leary
Sid Whitmore
Kremer
Kemper
Adkins
Herman
South Dakota
North Dakota University
Dahlgard To Lead Mines Track Team
Dennis Dahlgard of Beresford has been elected 1931 captain of the School of Mines track and field team. Coach Ray D. Hahn named 11 men to letters next year. Mines finished third in the state college conference meet at Huron.
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Rapid City
Dennis Dahlgard
Beresford
School of Mines
Ray D. Hahn
Frank Bobac
Tyndall
Emmet Bennett
Donald Goodwin
Vivian
Frank Mayer
Mitchell
Joe Young
Harald Sliper
University To Enter N. D. Golf Tournament
Clarence Dangs Rapid City and Chester Yeoman Sioux City Ia will represent the University of South Dakota in a golf match with the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks. The contest accompanies the North Central conference track meet Friday and Saturday. Bangs western South Dakota golf champion won the USD championship with a 2 and 1 decision over Yeaman last Sunday.
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N. G
Clarence Dangs
Rapid City
Chester Yeoman
Sioux City
University of South Dakota
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Bangs
South Dakota
Yeaman
Principals Of June 3 Mitt Card Step Through Animated Workouts
Huron Legionnaires and ex servicemen gathered at Knights of Columbus hall for a boxing workout night as four principals prep for the June 3 card at Daum's Auditorium. Welterweight Randy Bandy dominated sessions with Munson Seaman Mericle and Morrow, while Hammering Huntley, Mickey Mins, and Dick Demerey arrive for final tuneups in Huron ahead of Wednesday's show.
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Legionnaires
Mericle
Seaman
Munson
Huntley
Huron
Battling Bendy
Randy
Dick Demerey
Aberdeen
Hilly Munson
Mason
Ole Peterson
Sorrel
Rapid City
Bandy
Caorrow
Emil Morrow
Focal Colored
Morrow
Matty Mericle
Fort Dodge
Jact
Mickey Mins
Sesman
Tunsley
State Fair Grounds
Black Hills
Huronecard
Fort Meade
Sturgis
Buron
Primo Carnera To Meet Pat Redmond in June Bout
New York May reports Primo Carnera has been matched to meet Pat Redmond in a ten round bout on June 2 under Jimmy Jar orston promotions. The replacement bout was set after a federal court injunction barred Carnera from meeting Sharkey in the led heavyweight contest. Redmond, a six round veteran, is nearly as tall as Carnera at six four and about the same weight.
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New York
Primo Carnera
Pat Redmond
Jimmy Ja 2Ston
Jack Sharkey
Cornera
Sharkey
Redmond
Ur Nera
Wichita Ball Park Hoodoo Is Broken
The Western league struggles at Wichita as Topeka Senators topple a 12 game home win streak with a 9 to 3 loss. Omaha wins 6 to 3 over Puchlin in a ten inning game. St Joseph beats Chama City 12 to 6 after Indian errors. Rain delays US Bears Des Matters in Tacoma. Boxers Townsend and Einjer win on points in three cities. Martin J Andowski stops Jock Mae Tone in Grand Rapids.
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Associated Press
Wichita Ball Park
Bidows
E.son
Wichita
Topeka Senators
Ying Ober
Omaha
Puchlin
St Joseph
Ch Ma City
Denver
Bears
Des Mattres
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Giants
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Rugh S
Northern Normal
Yale Club
Wolves
Coney Islands
Iroquois
Glenna Collett
Edwin H. Varel
Sinus
Jefferson School
St Louis
Kansas Ciy
Ladiananotis
Strees
A. A
Alphonse Gaston
Connally
Montgomery
Diane
Greece
Pat
Tacoma
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
B. C
Jima Britt
Bellingham
Wash
Vern Ein~ Jer
Grand Rapids
Mich
Martin Jandowski
Jock Maetone
Pabst
Aeres
Pebst Corporation
Wis
Morin-Colten & Co
Auten, So, Dak
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