Victory Is First Of Year In South For Trick Shot Artist
AUGUSTA GA Apr 1 The band of golf professionals split up today with Joe Kirkwood the winner of the Southeastern five thousand dollar event his first tour victory this year He shot a 70 two under par final 18 holes in a rain plagued round to total streak He beat Gene Sarazen whose season money total remained un surpassed by rivals Horton Smith finished 311 Paul Bunyan was runner up with 292 Willie MacFarlane took third Johnny Farrell fourth at 285 Bobby Cruickshank and Walter Hagen tied for fifth The tour kicked off last October in Utah and has run through Mexico Texas Florida North Carolina ending here
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Sarazen
Horton Smith
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
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Purchase
N. C
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Utah
Mexico
Texas
Florida
North Carolina
Ban Johnson Laid To Rest In Indiana
Byron Bancroft Johnson former president of the American League is buried in Spencer Indiana after services at Spencer Christian church from noon to 2 pm. He died in St Louis last week and lay in state before funeral. Emmett S Barnard Johnsons successor died just hours earlier in Cleveland.
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Indiana
Spencer
Ind
Byron Bancroft Johnson
American Baseball League
Spencer Christian Church
St. Louis
Cleveland
Emmett S. Barnard
Johnson
Barnard
Fourteen Braves for SIOUX FALLS Varsity Club
Fourteen men at Sioux Falls College named by the Varsity club as letter winners in football basketball track or tennis or in two or more sports. The group includes Kenneth Dennis Orlo Stickney Sylvester Cavigelli Kermit Jackson Charles Davis Donald Jones Robert Ray Trevor Carman Parker James Gibbs Grant Farnsworth Roger Little Alvin Myrick Richard Bauer and Arnold Tremere.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
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Marshalltown
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Sylvester Cavigelli
Ramona
Kermit
Wesleyan Teams to Enter Four at Minnesota Relays
Wesleyan will enter four athletes in the Minnesota relays at Minneapolis. John Stevens Fred Byers Lorn Arnold and Russel White form the mile quartet. Beyers and Arnold will also enter field events.
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Minnesota
Mitchell
Dakota
Minneapolis
John Stevens
Fred Byers
Lorn Arnold
Russel White
Beyers
Arnold
Stagg Calls Chicago Football Squad to Spring Training
Chicago April 1 68 year old Amos Alonzo Stagg issues a track call to his University of Chicago football team for spring training. The grand old man of midwest gridiron coaches seeks improvement over recent seasons and hopeful for better performance this spring.
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Stagg
Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Heacock to Aid South Dakota State Tennis Coach
Brookings Apr 1 South Dakota State college expects to defend the North Central conference tennis title in singles and doubles. Charles Heacock Rapid City will assist Ralph Patty coaching the Jackrabbit netmen adding his known skill and experience as a former top player in the state and several college circuits. Heacock known as Dolly played football basketball and track with notable speed and accuracy and previously captained the Nebraska team. He offers the team a net play philosophy focusing on forcing errors.
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South Dakota State College
Charles Heacock
Rapid City
Ralph Patty
Heacock
Dolly
University of Nebraska
Aberdeen
North Dakota
South Dakota
Art Brunstedt
Black Hills
West River
Kennebec
Sioux Valley
Nebraska University
Heecock
Laufer And Crabbe Defend Tank Titles
Laufer of Lake Shore A C and Clarence Crabbe of Southern California will defend their titles in the 10 yards free style and 300 yard medley at the opening program of the National A A U swimming championships. Challengers include Walter New York A C Johnny Wood Hollywood A C Gill Schwartz Minnis A C Morton Wilcox and Art Highland of Northwestern.
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Crabbe
Chicago
Apr
Walter Laufer
Lake Shore A. C
Clarence Crabbe
Southern California
Walter New York
Johnny Wood
Hollywood
Cal
Gill Schwartz
Minnis
A. C
Morton Wilcox
Art Highland
Northwestern
Boxing Results From Multiple Cities And Beatings
In Boston Leviinsky outpointed Don O Kelly of Ireland. New York sees Paul Berlenbach stop Ferdie Clark. Daytona Beach reports Sammy Mandell outpointing Joe Estrada. St Petersburgh notes Farmer Joz Cooper knockout of Young Russell. Indianapolis records Del Fontaine outpointing Charley Arthurs.
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Boston
Leviinsky
Chicago
Don O'Kelly
Ireland
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Ferdie Clark
Daytona Beach
Fla
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Joe Estrada
Mexico City
ST. Petersburg
Farmer Joz Cooper
Terre Haute
Ind
Young Russell
Palmetto Beach
Indianapolis
del Fontaine
Winnipeg
Charley Arthurs
Wizard of Notre Dame Knute Rockne Remembered For Record
Knute Rockne will be remembered first for football greatness as the wizard of Notre Dame. He entertained with endless stories, shared sharp opinions on football and the campus, and inspired players and coaches nationwide with his wit. His teaching balanced mentorship with high expectations.
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Knute Rockne
Wizard of
Notre Dame
Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
Rockne
Baldaces
Demosthenes
Bears and Huskies Renew 30 Year Rowing Feud in Bay Race
California Bears and Washington Huskies renew their 30 year rivalry with a three mile shell race on Oakland Estuary April 11. The event features varsity and junior varsity heats with freshmen in a two mile contest, underscoring western supremacy ahead of the national regatta at Poughkeepsie. Washington carries recent edge but California has claimed national titles, Olympic golds, and multiple coast wins in years past.
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Associated Press
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California
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Washington
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Aldrickson
Karl Reese
Loren Schoel
Jerry Alcorn
Jayvee
Reese
Schoel
Tor
Ky” Ebright
Washington Huskies
al Aibrickson
Oakland Estuary
Barkeley
In The Camps Of The Major Leagues Excerpt
In Biloxi Mississippi pitcher Willy Tauscher of the Senators was struck in the injured foot by a line drive and again by a batted ball during an exhibition. He will be idle for three to four days as he recovers. In Birmingham Alabama Joe McCarthy plans two outfield spots with Babe Ruth and Earle Combs secured. Dusty Cook and Myril Hoag compete for the other role against right handed hitters.
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Army Geome
Northwestern
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Birmingham
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Georgia Tech
Larry Bettencourt
St. Mary's
California
Associated Press
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Miss
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Senators
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New York Yankees
Fesler Final Lap Promised At Ohio State
In Columbus Ohio Wesleyan opens the season against Ohio State with Wesley Eugene Fesler of Youngstown set to start his final season for the scarlet and gray. The veteran star is described as one of the greatest athletes to wear OSU colors as he embarks on his last lap of a sensational career.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan
Ghia
Wesley Eugene Fesier
Youngstown
Wolves Announce Nine Game 1931 Football Schedule
Northern State Teachers college Wolves unveiled a nine game slate for 1931 under manager Harold Fowler and coach R Campbell with four home games and five away. Highlights include Gypsy Day game October 17 against Rapid City School of Mines and a November 14 home date with Spearfish Normal.
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Northern State Teachers College Wolves
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R. Campbell
Rapid City School of Mines
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Wolf Pack
Statue Fairg College
State College
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Chadyon
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Huron
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School of Mines
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Madison Normal
Spearfish Normal
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Chadron
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Cleveland Emerges as Potential Site for World Heavyweight Fight
Chicago officials and Madison Square Garden president William E. Carey weigh Cleveland as a venue for the Max Schmeling versus Young Stribling world heavyweight title bout. Toe Jacobs and local promoters meet in Cleveland to resolve Chicago-related obstacles and possible charity profit shares.
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Max Schmeling
Young Stribling
Cleveland
William E. Carey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Toe Jacobs
Sheldon Clark
Chicago sports+ima
George Getz
Hlinsis State Athletic Commission
Temselves
Carey
Jacobs
Geiz
Clark
Chirity
Exhibition Results Hint at Detroit Aces in Bowling
In Buffalo on April 1 fifty teams chase Detroit leading in the American Bowling Congress four games. The Detroit high 2944 is strong but unlikely to win the championship as stronger teams pressed the field since Saturday night.
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Buffalo
Michigan Recreations
Detroit
American Bowling Congress
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