Car rs and Giants Now N Tied For Lead
Racing fans prepare for the 500 mile Indianapolis speedway classic with forty top cars and drivers including Arnold the 1938 champion favored to win again. Meyer Candlon Snowberger challenge as $100000 in prizes, 140000 expected attendance, field fastest ever.
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Charles Dunkley
Indianapolis
America
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
My Arnold
Arnold
Iray
Louie Meyer
Los Angeles
William
Shorty) Candlon
Detroit
Russell Snowberger
Philadelphia
Meyer
Gantlon
Snowberger
Speedway
New York Loses as St Louis Beats Reds 14 to 9
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 14 to 1 to claim first place lead while the New York Giants dropped back after Brooklyn edged the Giants 3 to 2. Cleveland Indians won 9 to 2 over Detroit as Willie Karam stole four bases.
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New York
St. Louis
Reds
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Cardinals
Giants
Brooklyn
Clarence Mitchell
Darry Vance
Joe Shaute
Mitchell
Gordon
Sade Fresco Thompson
Mel Ott
Feld
Slade
Shaute
Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Toma
Klein
Atlett
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Cleveland
Tom Bridges
Willie Karam
Jonathan Stone
Tiger
New
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Denver
Columbus
Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Aiz
Toledo
Indianapolis
Mickey Louisvills Faris
Pew-Geger Detieien
Canaries to Open Season With Booster-Hosted Twilight Game
S. F. Canaries announce their opening game will be played Wednesday afternoon at the C. & W railroad park. Fisher, Huron Boosters manager, said Sioux Falls Canaries, a top northwest semi pro outfit, will visit. Booster efforts to fund the season followed a late June start with a twilight start set for 6:15 p.m. at the Western Railroad Park field.
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Fisher
Huron Boosters
Sioux Falls
Boozters
George
Haseen
Vail
Western Railroad
Bspia
C. & Wroailroad Parkhide
Tipi
Speedway Drivers May Race At State Fair In Huron
Indianapolis speedway stars may join dirt track racers at Huron this fall after a peace pact between governing bodies ends the old ban. Secretary John F White of the State Fair sees many top names like Billy Arnold and Norske Sargon competing, with Emory Collins and Gus Schrader among possible local rivals.
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Indianapolis
Huron
John F. White
State Fair
Barney Olifield
International Motor Conteste Association
American Automobile Association
A.A. A
Eddie Rickenbacker
Ralph de Palma
Lockhart Pno
LMC. A
Tommy Mien Wes
A. RB. Corey
Des Moinches K
McRetary
Ricksenbacker
Billy Arnold
Norske Sargon
Laon Duray
America
Secretary White
Aurora
Davenport
Minnesota
Mr. White
Emory Collins
Gus Schrader
Hammering Huntley Seaman Foe on June Card in Huron
Hammering Huntley, once Rapid City’s ring idol, returns on a June card in Huron. The comeback tale centers on Huntley facing Seaman in an eight round semi windup next Wednesday, after a career rollercoaster from glory in 1929 to recent training in the State Fair grounds and westward bouts. He has battled through losses, draws, and stoppages across Iowa, Colorado, Nebraska, and Wyoming, seeking to reclaim his former status and add another win to his current string.
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Sorrell
Seaman
Huron
Rapid City
Black Hills
Boxing Sun
Huntley
American Legion
Huntlex
Iith State Fair Grounds
Whips Byrnes
Byrnes
Philip Man
William Forsythes
Stuntley
Pop Sears
Ft. Meade
Weel
Tex Baldwin
Newcastle
Wyo
Cowboy
Sheridan
McKennas Messore Hunwey
Howard Leidtke
Aberdeen
Leidtke
Fjelestad To Run In National Meet
Palmer Fjelestad of South Shore Augustana College will run the half mile at the national intercollegiate track meet in Chicago next week. A senior and two time track captain, he holds the state conference record of 2 48 10 in the half mile and could break 1 58 according to coach Paul Dee. He becomes Augustana’s first athlete to compete at the national meet.
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Fjelestad
Sioux Falls
Palmer Fjelestad
South Shore
Augustana College
Chicago
Augustana
Paul Dee
US Netsters Out Of French Tournament
At Auteuil France May 20 the United States will have no singles finalist in the French championships. George Lott of Philadelphia and Elizabeth Ryan of California were ousted in the quarter finals. Lott trailed two sets to none then fell to G P Hughes 6-2 6-4 6-4. Ryan lost to Elio de Alvarez of Spain 5-7 6-3 6-4.
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Netsters
Auteuil
France
United States
George Lott
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Ryan
England
Lott
G. P. Ifughes
Miss Ryan
Elio de* Alvarez
Spain
Boxers To Appear In Public Workout In Huron
Several participants in Huron's Juve 3 card will take part in a public workout at Knights of Columbus hall Sunday afternoon. Promoter R. M. Munson announced today the free exhibition will be at 3 o'clock and open to anyone who cares to observe. Battling Ban-2 is listed among those slated to appear.
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Huron
Knights of Columbus Hall
R. 4. Munson
Amora
Zeen
North Central Coaches Discuss Athletic Probe Actions
North central conference coaches and athletic directors spent the day considering a proposed investigation by the North Central Association. They reviewed a resolution urging salaries funded from institutional budgets and proportionate with faculty pay, plus faculty oversight of athletic jobs. A discussion on the plan is expected to continue at the next faculty meeting. The basketball schedule for 1991 92 was outlined with games involving North Dakota University Morningside South Dakota State and other peers across January and February.
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Grand Forks
N. C
North Central Conference
North Central Association of Colleges and Secrdary
Mert
Morningside
University of North Dakota
North Dakota A. C
South Dakota State
University of South Dakota
North Dakota Aggies
University of North Dakota At
Tennis and Baseball On Decoration Day Program
Sports fans in Huron had a double feature with a college tennis match at Huron College and a two game baseball series between the Huron Merchants and the Yale Skippers. Tomorrow the teams meet again at Yale. Golf was also featured with three local courses expected to be busy after rain. On Sunday the Huron Country Club hosts a blind bogey event starting 8 30 in the morning with handicap entries finalized with the pro.
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Huron
Huron College
Chicago and North Western
Huron Merchants
Yale Skippers
Yale
Aberdeen
Northern Racque
Huron Country Club
Pers
Gambling Bill Support Sought In State Legislature
Proponents of a horse and pari mutuel wagering bill seek additional votes after the bill passed the house 55 to 38 and the senate 20 to 15. To override a veto, two thirds majorities are needed in both chambers, with seven more votes in the house and ten more in the senate required. The measure would be a first of its kind in 26 years of attempts.
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Yallahassed
Pla
Doyle EB. Cariton
House
Senate
Change In D-Ball Schedule Shifts Key Week Clash
Announcement of a league diamondball schedule change moves the must see game from Wednesday to Monday at Gate. Elks vs Knights of Pythias opens the week. undefeated Coney Island meets Armour Packers moves to Wednesday. National Bankers vs Foreign War Veterans Tuesday. C N W railroad versus Huron Dairy Products Thursday to close week.
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Elks
Knights of Pythias
Coney Island
Armour Packers
Yeading
National Bankers
Huron Dairy Products
Coyotes Favored In Loop Carnival Track Meet
GRAND FORKS May 70-45% Sixty two athletes from five schools competed in the North Central Conference track and field finals. South Dakota is a strong favorite with fourteen qualifiers. North Dakota faces potential injuries to Glenn Jarrett who won the broad jump. Qualifiers cover discus javelin broad jump shot put sprints and hurdles with multiple winners from South Dakota State Morningside and North Dakota Aggies.
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Grand Forks
N. D
University of South Dakota
University of North Dakota
Glenn Jarrett
South Dakota State
Morningside
North Dakota Aggies
Gottlieb
Rekholm
Hutchinson
Burma
U. of
Madsen
jrip—Schwartz
Garber
Hamam
South Dakota
Adkins
South Dakota U
Tarbell
Drakes
Korlan
S. D. State
Hindley
S. D
Bunt
N. D. Aggies
Webster
Jarrett
N. DB
UL Wig
Sweeley
Welsh
South Dakot
Barker
Smith
Wirth
Howard
N.D
Fer
D. UW
Palutor
D. U
Setterlund
Schwieren
D. State
Maher
Wyngarden
Ludwig
N.D. U
Este
Kramer
D.U. Ferry
Ned. U
Kettle
SD. U
S.D. State
Distance Runner to Lead Veteran Scalper Squad Next Year
Wenon Gale chosen to lead the 1932 Scalper squad at Huron College. Martin, a junior, named captain elect after last season’s cross country and conference showings. Retiring captains Charr and Han to depart. fourteens Scalper backmen recommended for awards as prospects for a strong next season at Brookings and in the South Dakota conference.
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Wenon Gale
Cahuve
Bes Been Ho
Wack
Geil
Martin
Jimmy iCharr
Edd Hane Keyra
O Tipfaing
Sis
Brookings
State College
Si Dakela University
Schours
J Huron College
Charr
Han
Che
Stanford Likely To Upset Dope In Track Championship
Stanford faces a strong chance to upset Southern California in the intercollegiate AAU meet finals as Ben Eastman shines in middle distances. Injuries crippled captain Podge Smith and sprinter Hec Dyer, but Eastman wins 460 yards in 48.3 and 880 yards in 1:58.4, boosting Stanford's hopes while USC contends for titles in the Western meet.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ben Eastman
Stanford University Today
Southern California
Stanford
Captain
Podge" Smith
Hec” Dyer
Dyer
Smith
Eastman
Dink
Templeton
Crisies
Ted Meredith
Huskies
Yale
Pennsylvania
Frank Wikoff
Trojans
Cambridge
Tolan
Wykoff
Ken Churchill
California
Lemoine Boys
Bob Jones
George Bullwinkle
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S. F. Canaries
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Armours
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Ellis-Pythians
Coyotes
Carnival University
Marchandise
Seth
Point
Marti
Waterbury
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