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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1933
Page
7
Washington Senators protest Yankees victory as Meyer's win in Indianapolis race stands. Yankees and Senators clash after April 25 brawl, with protests over umpires and halted games. Athletics, Indians, White Sox win. Cardinals threaten pace as Pirates and Giants split tight games.
In France at the French championships many top players advance. Frank Shields of New York wins through to the fourth round after defeating Bela von Kehrling. Henri Cochet Marcel Bernard and Christian Boussus also progress in men’s singles. In women’s singles Helen Jacobs Dorothy Burke and Eileen Bennett Whittingstall reach quarter finals along with Mary Heeley. Shields faces Boussus next.
Groton middleweight Ivan O Day trains hard for Duane Maddox of Norfolk Neb in a main event bout at the Corn Palace Mitchell on Monday evening June 5 O Day will weigh about 156 pounds and enter in top condition Friends anticipate a real tight contest with Maddox known as a fast hard hitting ring general.
The Miller club split Memorial Day doubleheader with St Paul, winning 6-3 and 7-6 to gain two games on the Red Birds and move within a half game of Columbus at the top. Joe Hauser belted his 18th homer in the first game to spark Minneapolis in a tense 10-inning hit.
Central intercollegiate outdoor track and field meet expands beyond four schools to include Wisconsin, Chicago, Michigan Normal, Western State, Northwestern, Grinnell, Bradley Tech and more. Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette, a famed Olympic sprinter, is poised to break the group record of 9.8 seconds and possibly set a new world mark.
Memorial day golf at the . & N. W. railroad handicap saw first round wins led by Fred Hogan who shot a 20 one under par in the second six holes to beat Hert York 3 and 2. L.P. Sickles beat Ralph Bowers, M. Gowdy over C. Thatcher, K. Robinson over A. W. Roettger, and R. Hamman over P. G. McGinnis 3 and 2. C. & N. W. announces a public links inter club series with 18 holes next Sunday and the final 18 the following week.
Armour Packers led the Huron city league by beating Yale HEC M 11 to 9 at Decoration Day. Errors hurt HEC M as four outfield misplays aided Armour scoring. Yale hitters Ted and Paul Hohm and Zack Kleinsasser homered, while Bullis had two hits for Huron. Batteries were Bullis Tobin for Armour and Kleinsasser Kleinsasser for HEC M.
Memorial day results in the Buick cup tournament at Country Club. H C Whaley beat Nielsen 2 up in the upper bracket. George McKeon defeated Bou dreaux 1 up. Lower bracket games saw Flanagan prevail 3 and 1 over Myers and Dr H L Saylor topple Schaefer. John Hinman, 1951 cup winner, beat Jack Frost 2 up in a second round.
Pittsburgh May 31 John Schulte coach of the Chicago Cubs was removed from his hotel to a hospital early today after being stricken with ptomaine poison. Physicians said his condition was not serious.
Gerald Beddow shot a net 65 to win the blind bogey event at the Public Links yesterday. Bert McDonald and O. C. Stokke tied for second. McDonald won on draw for two golf balls. L A Wyland also earned two balls. Kenneth Poole took fifth with one ball. Plans for an inter club series with C N W railroad course. first 18 holes next Sunday and windup the following Sunday. Ideal weather drew large crowds as mowing began today and rains improved course conditions.
Atlantic City reports Max Baer ignores lessons from promoter Jack Dempsey as he spars with partners and then reverts to long range boxing. Baer plans to travel to New York for a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium with Max jetting in.
Los Angeles May 31 Jim McLarnin welterweight champion may return only for a title defense if promoters pay at least 50000 his manager Charles Foster said. Foster noted Corbett could challenge in San Francisco but warned against overweight bouts and insisted on a title bout at 60000. McLarnin has fought sparingly in recent years and will fight only for the title, not non title bouts.
The K of C Juniors defeated the William Reaven post team 18 to 17 in an extra inning affair to claim their first league victory. Four games remain in the weekend lineup with Legion, Moose, and Elks scheduled across Friday to Monday.
In Lake Swannanoa New Jersey on May 31 Max Schmeling dispelled fears of stale preparation for his June 8 15 round duel with Max Baer at Yankee Stadium. The German resumed training after a two day layoff and wowed sparring partners in his best workout yet weighing 191 pounds at start of session.
The Huron K of C baseball team won 7 to 5 in a practice game at West Park yesterday afternoon. The game was unofficial and not part of the James Valley league standings, with loose play and scattered hitting by both sides.
Indianapolis May 31. Three drivers died in yesterday's 500 mile race won by Louis Meyer of Huntington Park California in a record breaking finish. Meyer became the second driver to win twice. The victims were Mark Billman Indianapolis G L Jordan Lafayette Spangler Los Angeles a first timer. Spangler died from injuries last night. The crash occurred on the southwest turn after Billman wrecked on the opposite curve. Fox of Westville New Jersey escaped serious injury. Nineteen cars finished the grueling race with Meyer setting a 4 hour 48 minute 0.75 second record at an average 104.162 miles per hour. Wilbur Shaw led early and finished second.
Key players across leagues highlighted in a two game set. Byrne James Gients and Tony Cuccinello sparked the Dodgers with homers and wins. Eddie Durham and Willie Kamm delivered strong bats for White Sox and Indians. Frank Frisch led the Cardinals to a doubleheader win past Cininnati. Lefty Grove excelled in relief for the Athletics in two games versus Boston. Waner and Jurges shone in Pirates Cubs action with homers and runs batted in. Combs scored and drove in in a Yankees win. Holly outpitched Seibold and drove in a run for Phillies in a 2-2 tie. Joyner White and Wally Hebert contributed in Tigers Browns matchup with drives and strong pitching.
Hyperion, the 1000 to 1 third choice, won the 150th English Derby at Epsom in 2:34 4-5 over the 1½ mile course before about 250,000 including the king and queen. King Salmon finished second with Statesman third. 24 ran. Hyperion, ridden by Tommy Weston for Lord Derby, marked his third Derby victory.
Bill Welty and Sheffield diamond ball team swept two games yesterday in Huron against local independents. An early rally lifted them to an 11 to 9 victory over Van's Barbers, then held off Renshaw's All-Stars 9 to 8 after a late Sheffield rally. Fredrickton homered in both games. Hilton homered for the All-Stars.
America's tennis power trio of Ellsworth Vines Wilner Allison John Van Ryn and George Lott will compete in the Davis Cup interzone finals at Roland Garros Auteuil July 21 22 and 23 with singles and doubles matchups against the European champions If victorious they meet the French defending cup squad in the challenge round the following weekend in New York City plus a list of recent boxing results from Chicago Minneapolis and other cities.
D-Ball leagues shift schedule after Memorial Day observance with three doubleheaders. Games moved to Wednesday Thursday and Friday. 6 30 pm for aty league and 8 30 pm for prosperity league. Elks aim for second place by beating Standard Oil. Moose and DeMolays seek first 1933 win. Armour Packers and Hur on Grocery vie for top spot Friday. Night Hawks and Mudhens lead prosperity league, Giants meet Bears to close week. Also notes Londos wins again in Atlanta and Alba kayoes Stewart in Jacksonville.
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