Record Breaking Field Lines Up In Indianapolis Race
Forty two drivers, the largest field in 21 years, prepare for the 500 mile Indianapolis race at 10 am. Freddy Frame, winner last year, is favored. International entrant Raoul Riganti is the sole foreigner among a $12,000 first prize with $30,000 for top ten. Gasoline limits force multiple planned stops and frequent lead changes.
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Charles W. Dunkley
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Los Angeles
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Louis Schneider
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Louis Meyer
Huntington Park
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Buenos Aires
Wild Bill Cumpsings
Audubon
Bob Hurst
Cummings
Frame
Frank Brisko
Milwaukee
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Lou Moore
Ernie Triplett
Howard Wilcox
Bach
Tess Speed
Sechler Named Florida U Swimming Captain for 1834
Sechler, son of Mr. and Mrs. W Sechler of Beach Avenue Southeast, has been elected captain of the University of Florida swimming team. The Zephyrhills, Florida native joined the Gators this season and scored in every 1933 meet, excelling in the 100 backstroke and relay events. The team, under Coach Frank Genovar, won four and lost three, with Sechler replacing Newt Perry and guiding a squad to a promising next year with extended schedules and fresh talent.
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Beach Avenue
University of Florida
Jacksonville
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Florida
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Ocala
Frank Genavar
All Star Team Vote Announced From Major Cities
Chicago May 30 vote tallies from 17 cities select American League stars to face the National League at Comiskey Park July 6. Top names include Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Gehringer, Lazeri, Dykes, Cronin, Appling, Simmons, Ruth, Averill, and Cochrane among others with varied support across positions.
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Comiskey Park
Uly
Low Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
Charles Gehringer
Dépat
Tony Lazeri
New York
Jimmy Dykes
Willie Karom
Cleveland
Joe Lewin
Joe Cronin
Washington
Frank Orsatti
Luke Appling
Oufield
al Simmons
Babe Ruth
Earl Averill
Ben
Chapman
Sam West
St. Louis
Fred Schulte
Goose Goslin
Earl Combs
Bill Dickey
Mickey Cochrane
Rick Ferrell
Boston
Paats
Rob Grave
Fernon Gomez
Wes Ferrell
Oral Hilde ‘Brand
Ted Lyons
McGraw Likely to Manage NL All Star Team in Chicago
New York May 3 McGrew probably will manage the National League all star squad for a special game against the American League outfit at Comiskey Park Chicago July 6 as part of the world’s fair program A majority of National owners favor the Little Napoleon nickname for the NL squad and are expected to approve the selection
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New York
Tohn McGrew
Comiskey Park
Chicago
National Dea
OWENS
Napoleon
Pros Face Threat In St. Paul Open Meet
In St Paul at Keller course June 1 4 amateurs challenge the pros led by Walter Hagen and Tommy Armour. Notable entrants include Simon Pure members Jimmy Johnston Lester Bolstad Pat Sawyer Johnny Dawson Johnny Goodman Neil White and Chicago Omaha and Los Angeles players. The field may top 100 with Horton Smiths 273 two years ago likely to stand unless weather changes.
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Simon Pures
Jimmy
Johnston
St Paul
Lester Bolstad
Pat
Sawyer
Minneapolis
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Neil White
Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Olin Utra
Harry Cooper
Leo Diegel
Paul Runyan
Charlie Lacey
Horton ‘Smiths
Wessington Springs Cubs win league contest
In heavy field conditions the Wessington Springs Cubs beat Plankinton 16 to 10. Thompson and Newell hit two homers combined, as the Cubs collected 23 hits. League standings show Wessington Springs at .667 behind Kimball, Stickney, Plankinton and Pleasant Lake.
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Weshington Springs
Wessington Springs
Thompson
Newell
Plankinton
Gann Valley
White Lake
Cubs
Lina
Kimball
Stickney
Pleasant Lake
Wessington
Wessington-Springs
Lake Byron Wins First Loop Game
Lake Byron Water Boys opened the northern division of the James Valley league with a 7 to 5 victory over Bonilla. Musol and Stahl pitched for Lake Byron with Datel and J. Hangen behind Bonilla. Hanson struck out five as Lake Byron rallied from a two run deficit to seize the win in the seventh inning. Manager Stahl plans to keep the same lineup for Sunday’s game against Bloomfield.
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Bonilla Suidsy
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J. Hangon
Hanson
Lake ‘Byron
Bloomfield
J.walter
Mike
Golf Dominates Huron Memorial Day Sports Program
Golf shares the spotlight in Huron's 1933 Memorial Day sports lineup as the public links host a two week delayed bogey event with prize bogey balls. Notable golf action includes Buick cup rounds at Country Club and C N W railway course with 64 players competing as John Hinman advances to the quarterfinals after defeating Jack Frost.
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Westpark
Sheffield
Van
Renshaw
Public Links
Herxy Teuber
A. J. Ray
D. Behrens
T. Sharp
John Hinman
Hinman
Jack Frost
Marathon Walker Dies At 91 After Century-Long Feats
Los Angeles reports the death of famed long distance walker at age 91. Daniel J Leary noted for lifelong endurance challenges including a 100 miles on his birthday and a 1000 hour trot. He claimed a 500 mile six day trek and bested rival Edward Payson Weston in historic bouts.
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Los Angeles
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Distace
Walker
O'Leary
Bosst
Smiaké
Edward Paysort West
White Takes Coaching Post at Doland High School
Ray A White has been selected as the new high school coach at Doland High School. The announcement comes from local officials noting White's prior coaching experience and qualifications for guiding the program.
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White
Doland
Hay
Ray A. White
Field Lines Up For Golf Meet At Huron County Club
Invitations have gone to Hedfeld Highmore Miller and Carthage among sixteen clubs for a Central South Dakota golf tournament at Huron County Club next Sunday. Play opens with nine indicators, with Riller likely to attend a strong eight-man team. Bard of Miller, medalist in 1932, aims to repeat after his Highmore win. Wessington Springs plans to bring E. E. Brown and K P Tamblyn, last year’s lowball champions. Three events planned: two individual medal contests and an eight-man team, plus a two-man low-ball. Awards include three silver trophies and prizes valued from thirty to sixty dollars, with display at Huesgen’s jewelry shop.
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Highmore
Miller
Carthage
Bard
Russel
Bard of
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Wessington Springs
E. E. Brown
K| P.tamblyn
Huesgen
Gann Valley Leads C B H Ball Loop
Gann Valley remains atop the Custer Basin baseball league ladder after a straight league win over Kimball. Bertie Koch pitched the Bluejays to a 3 scatter win as Gann Valley and Kimball split the top spots with upcoming games scheduled for Sunday June 4 including Stickney at Gann Valley and Plankinton at Lake Pleasant.
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Kimball Club
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Bertie Koch
Bluejay
Kimball
Hi Batte
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Gann ‘Valley
Plankinton
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Pleasant
Wassington
White Lake
Bill Carberry Named State Deputy for Knights of Columbus
SIOUX FALLS May 30 Carberry Springfield was elected state deputy of the Knights of Columbus in a south dakota event. The announcement notes Carberry’s new role and the date of selection.
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W.L., Carberry
Springfield
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Knights
South Dakota
McLarnin Knocks Out Corbett in Opening Round
Vancouver’s Jimmy McLarnin defeats Young Corbett II in Los Angeles, stunning a 20,000 crowd with a first round knockout lasting under three minutes. Corbett once led early, but McLarnin’s rights and rapid lefts sealed the bout as a southpaw foe.
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Immiy McLaren
Vancouver
Young
Corbett
George Blake
McLarnin
Ard
Cormer
Louv Broullard
McBarrin McLarnin
Jackie Fields
San Francisco
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Jimmy
Monarcas
Jack Thompson
Tommy Freeman
Lou Brouillard
MccLarnin
Jack Doyle
State Athletic Commission
Mary McLarnin
Teday
Young Corbett II
Pevicins
Bob
Hollywood
Derby Stakes Draw British Attention at 150th Derby
At Epsom Downs Britain eyes the 150th Derby as twenty four thoroughbreds practice amid a royal turnout. American-owned horses headline the field while international visitors converge on the village for the classic race tomorrow.
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Shields Triumphs In Rain-Halted French Championship
In Auteuil, Frank Shields edged Bela Von Kehrling 2-6 5-7 7-5 after rain halted play, overcoming a 2-0 third set deficit to reach the event’s later rounds. Shields remains the only American in the men's singles as the tournament, opened to the world eight years ago, continued.
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Auteuil
France
Frank Shields
Bela von Kehrling
von Kehrling
Iroquois Golfers Win Over De Smet Sunday Outing
Iroquois defeated De Smet in a four team golf event at Iroquois Sunday afternoon. Irvin Krumm led with 72 strokes on 28 holes, Frank Palmer second with 15 strokes, the two rounds tied early but Palmer lost in the second round. Intermittent showers did not halt play. TURFMAN DIES CHICAGO May 10 John Schanck veteran swimmer and president of the Chicago Business Men's Racing Association died of a heart attack at Hawthorne tracks at age years old.
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Frank Palmer
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Chicago
John Schanck
S Tummar
Chicago Business Men's Racing Associaton
Hawthorne
Four Clubs Profit In Major League Intersectional Tilts
The Cardinals and Cubs of the National League and the Athletics and Yankees of the American League led the latest east west series. Western clubs dominated overall with 31 NL wins to 19 losses and 17 American League wins to poison. The Cardinals rose to second, the Cubs tied for fourth, while the Reds fell to a tie for fourth. Athletics surged to third as Yankees and Washington moved up, with Red Sox near .500 and White Sox, Tigers, and St Louis slipping in the west heavy standings.
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