Huron Trackmen Begin Outdoor Training under Coach Deklotz
Huron College and high school track squads plan outdoor practices after indoor sessions. Coach George Deklotz leads nearly 400 athletes preparing for spring meets, with veterans like Cecil McDowell and Billy Busch shaping a possible fast relay team. The program targets Aberdeen Relays, Dakota Relays, and state conference events as warmups.
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Huron College
Hie
George Deklotz
Tiger
Beilper
Tigers
Dekley
Sparts
Cecil McDowell
South Dakota
Quart der Miley
Fromm
McDowell
Billy Busch
Hust
Tiger Sprint Corps
Jerry Saedigar
Deklot
Branch Rickey Injured in Auto Crash near Columbus
Branch Rickey vice president and general manager of the St Louis Cardinals was in a hospital today with head lacerations and back injuries after an automobile collision near Columbus. Umpire George L Parker suffered a broken jaw and fractured collarbone in a separate crash near Hardeeville, South Carolina. Doctors said Rickey was doing nicely but would likely remain hospitalized about a week.
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Branch Rickey
Columbus
le Louis Cardinals
Here
Rickey
George L. Parkers
Hardeeville
S.C
De Paul Coach Jim Kelly Earns Olympic Tryout Spot
Jim Kelly, former University of South Dakota athlete and De Paul University coach, leads a final Olympic tryout team in New York City. A 1990 USD graduate, Kelly taught at Fonda Bigs School and Buena Vista College before coaching De Paul, where basketball wins outpace losses while football records show six consecutive losses in four years.
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de Paul
D. U. Vermillion
New York City
Jim Kelly
University of South Dakota
Kelly
de Paul University
Nne
Fonda, Ja
Bigs
Buena Vista College
Tiger Letter Winners to be Honored at Huron Banquet
Huron High School honors its 1936 South Dakota basketball champions with a public banquet in the Elis Ballroom at the Marvin Hughiet Hotel. Coach George Deblotz to announce letter winners and an honorary captain, with tickets 50 cents.
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Huron High School
Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Tigers
Tiger
George Dekiotz
Jetter
George Deblotz
Tiger Squad
Huron Preps
Harald Haneten
Sioux Falls
Huron
Elis
Marvin Hughiet
Scores From Pine Bluff to Birmingham and Beyond
Yesterday’s scores across multiple cities show a mix of results including Cleveland beating New York in Pine Bluff and losses for Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Detroit in various venues from Jacksonville to Lakeland. Today’s schedule features several matchups including Brooklyn versus Sebring and Pittsburgh versus Chicago as well as city pairings in Kissimmee and Greenwood.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Cleveland
New York
Jacksonville
Lakeland
St. Louis
Deceit CA
Knoxville
Gibbons Signs for First Victory in Odd Fight Clash
Gibbons and Lenhart met on the west coast months ago during barnstorming. Lenhart earned a decision in that bout, marking Jack Gibbons' first defeat in an odd fight scene.
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Gibbons
Nhart
Lenhart
Young Jack
Dunlap Favored for North-South Crown in Golf
At Pinehurst on April 2 with quarter-finals near, George T. Dunlap Jr leads as favorite to claim his fifth North and South amateur title. He defeated Tom Pierce yesterday and faces Richard Tutts while other morning matches include Stockhausen versus Ryerson, Mucel against Giles, and Clare meeting Lynch.
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Dunlap
Pinehurst
N.C
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Richard Tutts
Tom Pierce
Vermont
Fts
Andrew McNair
London
England
Stockhausen
New York
B. Ryerson
Cociperstown
Pat ‘Mucel
Newark
N. J
A’. Giles
C. Clare
New Haven
Conn
Art
Lynch
Mamaroneck
South Dakota Track Meets Dates and Rules Handbook
R E Rawlings of Pierre released a handbook listing dates for South Dakota high school regional and state track meets, along with tennis and golf tournaments. Aberdeen will host the state track carnival on May 16, the state wall tournament at Aberdeen Country Club, and the ninth annual state prep school tennis tourney on May 15. regional meets occur May 16 weekend with Region 4 possibly at Pierre, and no A or B divisions in track and field.
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South Dakota
School Athletic Association
Pierre
Association Aecretory
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Country Club
Rawlings
Pierte
Tuy
Weather and farm meetings reported for Huron area
Weather outlook for Huron and vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with not too cold temperatures. Minnesota and Iowa forecasts show generally fair skies with localized cooling in the northeast and east central areas. In Hand County, Miller reports farmers attending conservation meetings with about 60 to 80 participants across Linn and Polo locations as AAA replacement discussions continue.
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South Dakota
Iowa
East Central
Minnesota
West
South
Miller
Hand County
Linn
Polo
Bruins Rated Second in AP Balloting for Nations League Pennant
In the AP tenth annual poll for the Nations League pennant the St Louis Cardinals are favored, with the Chicago Cubs second and the New York Giants third. Of 98 voters, 39 gave the Cubs first place, while the Cardinals led with critical support and the Pirates lured only three first-place votes. Giants drew 13 first-place votes.
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Berbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
St Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Deans
F Leroy
Bud) Parmelee
Cubs
Charley Grimm
Cardinals
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Pittsburgh
Augusta Tournament Delayed by Rain in Early Start
Rain at Augusta delays the $5,000 F2-hole medal play invitation and postpones 18 holes until Friday. Bobby Jones boosts betting odds along with Henry Picard of Hershey, Pa, as 54 golfers entered. Jones bids for top prize amid strong public support and high-stakes wagering on the field.
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Augusta
Ameritas
Bobby Jones
King of the Fairways
Henry Picard
Hershey
Lawson Little, Jr
Fairbury Granted League Franchise and Schedule Changes
Lincoln Nebraska April 2 The Nebraska State Baseball League granted two franchises to Fairbury Nebraska adopted the Shaughnessy playoff plan and abolished the split season system Officials said the 120 game schedule will open May 12 and close September 7 Labor Day
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska State Baseball League
Fairbury
Shaughnessy
Labor Day
Tilden and Troupe to Appear at Sioux Falls Coliseum
Big Bill Tilden brings a ten star tennis troupe to Sioux Falls on Sunday for a series of matches at the Coliseum. Bruce Barnes of Texas Mrs Ethel Burkhardt Arnold and Miss Jane Sharp will face Tilden in singles and mixed doubles. It is the first appearance of professional women tennis stars in the state with a demonstration and audience Q and A session.
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Sioux Falls
Big Bill” Tilden
Bruce Barnes
Texas
Ethel Burkhardt Arnold
Jane Sharp
Tiden
Tilden
Dempsey Stars In State Theatre Fisticuff Reel
United States Marine icon Dempsey appears in a three reel compilation at the Stanz Theatre tomorrow and Saturday staged by Thornton Fisher Idol of Millions. The program features Dempsey facing opponents including Louis Firpo Tunney Gibbons Carpentier and Sharkey in classic ring clashes. A separate item notes a Brazilian group testing large nickel deposits at Sao Jose de Tocantis.
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Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
United States Marines
Stanz Theatre
Thornton Fisher
Louis Angel Firpo
James Josephus Tunney
Gibbons
Carpentier
Sharkey
Sao Jose de Tocantis
Brazil
Further Breaking Of Swim Marks In Sight Tonight
Chicago April 2 Adolph Kiet er, Chicago's high boot boy, will chase another title tonight in the Lake Shore Athletic Club meet. Katy Rawls of Miami Beach seeks a second breast stroke crown as Northwestern rival Danny 2chz looms. Miss Rawls shattered meet and American records in the 90 yard relay and 100 yard back stroke. Claudia Egbert opened with a record time and Mary Lou Petty edged Ralph Flanian in a sprint relay. Improper address causes mail costs and penalties to the Post Office Department.
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Chicago
Adolph Kieter
Lord Tonicht
Katy Rawls
Miami Beach
Pla
Ram
Kieler
Miss Rawls
Mary Lou Petty
Seattle
Weshingwon Asc
Jack Medier
Washington D. C
Ralph Flanian
Miami
Fla
Southern
Foe
Ward Poial
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Fair
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Camtalen
Louis Bloom
Merle Marshall
Johnny Norfalix
Leste Lewis
Wide Smith
Herbert Pugsley
Norfolk
Lewis
Nofolk
Wihowsh Bisom
Marshall
Smith
Dakota Wesleyan
Northern Normal
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Mitchell
South Normal
Springfield
Northernarobnaly
Conch Parker
Dakota
Drake
Yankton
Igers
Aberdeen High Ool
Huron Prep
Ben
Pennsylvania
Eastman
Ben “Eastman
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SHC
Bill Carr
Templeton
Cary
Sarasota, Fla
Lon Warneke
Mound Star
Boston Bos Som
G2tler
Tex
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Pirates
Monty Stratton
Les Tietje
Cy Blanton
Guy Lush
Tyler
Lloyd
Kissimmee
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Bucky Harris
Earl Whitehill
Jack Russell
Washington
Eason
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Teds
Bill Webber
Eric McNair
Newark Bears
Jacksonvile
Fla—Za
Moriarty
Bees
Atlanta, GA
Paul Deis
Cards
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Arizmendt
Mexico City
Tiger Walker
S. D
Tate
Bismarck High
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Rapid City
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AL Sheridan
Williston
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Boston
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Tilden and Troupe
S. F
Mitchel
Brookings
Yackton
Watertown
Sioux, Falls
Dizzy Dean
Rabbis
Janis
Que
Dix
Bradentown
Donny Zehr
Adolph Kiefer
Postoffice
Een
Nricas Huron Hide & Metel Co
Kansar Ave
Calmenson
Aaron
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