Dearth Of Home Engagements Marks Huron Track Season
Field and track fans face mostly outside events as Huron lacks home meets this season. Bell plans a May 23 college finals under hoodlights at Alumni Field while Coffey expects stronger squads next year. Key players include Charr Han Nam Terpstra and Nam among others, with Aberdeen and Huron on a spring schedule.
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Outdoor intramural sports start at S D U after break
Vermillion S D U officials launch outdoor intramural sports after spring vacation. Indoor program concluded with Sigme Alpha Epsilon winning the swimming tournament and Phi Delta Theta second. Outdoor events include regulation baseball, the home mark meet, and freshmen versus varsity track and field.
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Huron Coaches Announce Tentative Track Schedules
Huron College coach Ward Hell of Huron and Frank Coffey of Huron High School unveiled tentative track schedules for the current year. Coffey plans to potentially reshuffle meets, with possible events at Dell Rapids and Deland on April 24, and a split squad to maximize relay prospects against Sion Falls, Watertown, and Brookings.
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State Enters Men At Gopher Event
State college t ruckmen face the first test of the season April 4 at the Minnesota relays with a relay team selection under way. Edgar Painter Colome is set to make the squad, with three more spots to be filled by Hap Howard Blunt Harry Ennin and Clarence Hamann Glenn Rietz Milton Using Sherwood. Elmer Welch will run the 7 yard hurdles, a field open to Big Ten and North Central schools, while the Jackrabbit quartet competes in relays. Welch, a former elite hurdler, is returning from injury as he nears form.
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New York A.C. Leads in Tank Meet Drama
CHICAGO April 2 The New York Athletic Club led the National A A U swimming championship by three points over the University of Southern California with two days left. New York failed to place Wednesday but added 13 points last night in two events setting two world records. The 400 yard freestyle relay squad Howland Dalrymple Fissler and Walter Spence beat Hollywood A C in 3 349 nearly five seconds faster than the Yale mark. Leonard Spence added a first in the 24 yard breast stroke in 2448 to break the old mark and beat his brother Walter.
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Athletics Open Spring Series Amid Holdouts at Shibe Park
Philadelphia awaits the A's and Phillies as both clubs begin spring workouts at Shibe Park. Notable holdouts include Klein and Phil Collins for the Phillies, while A's George Earnshaw and Al Simmons prepare to join later. Bat Springs, Ark, listed as a future location for the A's personnel.
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Miss Orcutt Faces Semi Final In North South Tourney
In Pinehurst North Carolina on April 3 1947 Miss Orcutt Englewood New Jersey physician contender meets Mrs OF Bill veteran Kansas City linkswoman for a place in the 2nd annual north and south women's tournament semi final. The victor advances to meet Virginia Ven Wie Chicago and Jane Brooks West likely in the final rounds.
Cleveland to Host Schmeling Stribling Show at New Stadium
Cleveland officials and promoters discussed July 1 boxing match between Max Schmeling and W L Stribling at Cleveland's new $3,900,000 municipal stadium. Planned seating may reach 120,000. formal announcement pending final terms on stadium usage and equipment.
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Giants Pile Up Talent As Camp Opens In Major Leagues
In Memphis Tennessee the New York Giants young pitchers appear to hold pennant chances with McGraw planning to carry 11 hurlers. Heving Chaplin Schumacher Merry Lucas Parmalee show mixed results while the rest must prove themselves. In Macon Georgia the Brooklyn Robins face short-handedness as Jake Flowers returns home and Hendrick rests with an ankle injury. Eddie Roush works out in Cincinnati before rejoining the Reds. In Chattanooga Tennessee a woman pitcher debuts striking out Ruth and Gehrig, while Babe Ruth tips his cap at her debut. In Bradenton Florida Gabby Street touts a five-man pitching group from last year. In Kansas City the Browns seek to decide who stays. In San Francisco Jewel Ens may showcase Bill Regan now with the Pirates after an ankle sprain. In New Orleans the Indians praise Willis Hudlin as a likely top pitcher. In Chattanooga Dan Howley backs Nick Cullop to deliver in the minor league to majors transition.
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Harrington Named Braves Captain for 1931 32 Season
Sioux Falls college selects Jack Harrington of Valley Springs South Carolina as captain for 1931 32. Harrington led the team with 87 points this season and has been a regular center for two years. He earned spot on the South Dakota conference team as a freshman and is expected to anchor one of the strongest Braves lineups with six of eight lettermen returning.
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State Finals To Be Run At Night In Pierre
South Dakota state high school track and field finals will be held at night in Pierre on May 16 for the first time. The Pierre American Legion post will provide floodlighting and supervise a 20 yard straightaway addition to the high school track. Preliminaries start at 2 pm with finals at 7:30 pm under lights.
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Exhibition Results Across Multiple Cities
Yesterday's results feature teams from New York Philadelphia Chicago and various regional clubs. Highlights include New York A defeating opponents in several city pairings, with scores ranging from two to fourteen points, and Chicago A securing wins in mix of venues.
Viking Spirit Behind Rockne Dare Throws Forward Pass
Knute Rockne, a son of Norwegian immigrants, channeled Viking daring into football, pioneering the forward pass with Gus Dorais at Notre Dame. A fiery instructor, Rockne's adventurous spirit mirrored his Norse heritage and influenced his dramatic coaching style.
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Rockne Predicts Notre Dame Succession Clue From Florida
Knute Rockne at a Jacksonville dinner speculates that Charley Bachman of the University of Florida may succeed him. He notes Bachman coaches in a Notre Dame style and stresses consistency in approach rather than novelty.
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Miller Track Star Illness Casts Shadow On Spring Meet
Miller high school faces possible postponements as star athlete Miller battles septic sore throat. Coach Wheally hopes to field contenders like Stenslend Cahalan Engelmann and Bohning in upcoming meets at Pierre and Wessington. The team analyzes past basketball success and lists returning players and newcomers in a bid to offset the illness.
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Billy Light Barred In Michigan for Boxing Ring Incident
Detroit April report states welterweight boxers Billy Light from St Paul and another opponent were barred by the Michigan State Athletic Commission for actions in the Olympia stadium. They were ordered from the ring and will not be recorded with the National Boxing Association, affecting only Michigan. Their purses go to the state general fund.
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British racer clocks world speed record on Parana river
Kaye Don in Miss England II achieved 192.49 miles per hour on the Parana near Buenos Aires, beating Gar Wood’s recent mark. The time was certified by the Argentine Yacht Club and International Racing Association. Don then departed for England, ignoring a planned banquet.
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Artesian Boy Leads State Tennis Team
Brookings April 1 Marvis William Artedan and Grye Korte co captains of the 1931 Str collage tennis team at a special meeting Tuesday evening. Williams and Korte lost year teamed up to win the doubles championship nine to none both in the North Central conference and South Dakota. Plans were formed to begin a two varsity tournament within two weeks weather permitting and then a trial for all men not making the varsity squad. Managers for intramural tennis were named for various divisions and communities.
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Whit River
Americans Meet In Pacific Net Finals
In Honolulu the mid Pacific invitation tennis tournament singles finals saw Wilmes Alekison of Texas facing J Gilbert Hally of New Jersey. In doubles, Japanese pair Osamu Ahimot and Toka Kuwabara meet Allison at Hall. Allison and Hall beat Richard and Robert Hoags in four sets 3-6 6-2 6-1 7-?
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