Huron College picks four for Minesota relays team
Four Huron College athletes, two freshmen and two veterans, were selected to form the ice relay team for the Minesola relays in Minneapolis. Nelson, Naminga, Glanzer, and Crockett will run, with Nelson as lead. Weight events worry coach Ward Bell as candidates for shot, discus, and javelin are scarce. The squad departs Friday and returns Sunday.
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Huron College
Minneapolis
Aliege
Ward H. Bell
Minnesota
Trex
Columbia
Yankton
Augustana
Nelson
Man
Jim
Elson
Glanzer
Naminga
Crockel
Crockett
Oac
George Mitchell
Wessington
Petrolle Brown Card Draws Seven Bouts In Sioux Falls
S F C ard draws six round semi windup featuring South Dakota State student Bic French and Charley Benson as lightweights. Main event Barron Petrolle faces Norman Own, Chicago welterweight, in ten rounds and additional bouts include heavyweights Walter Van Nipan and Scotty Coe, plus four rounders with Happy Travers in Sioux City card buildup.
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Falls
S. D
Bic French
South Dakota
Charley Benson
Petrolle-Brown
Billy Petrolle
Norman Own
Chicago
Charley Retzleit
Superior
Gus Kermes
St. Paul Heavyights
Walter Vannipan
Sioux Falls
Scotty Coe
Sioux City
Kid Socko
Happy Travers
Welrycishis
Loughran Kearns Fight Ties Stars and Stakes
The piece notes Loughran earning a $25,000 bonus for one year and possible future fights at Chicago Stadium. It discusses Jack Kearns control and potential for greater earnings, suggesting Walker’s loss and the boxing landscape with references to Kojac and Chicago sports figures.
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Loughran
Chicago
SARNS
Kearns
SAT Stadium
Feepaie proposal on April logistics by faculty rep
A garbled note discusses an April proposal from the Big Fea faculty representative and the director, aiming to align requirements with the plan. The text mentions Kan Barnett and references a meeting or decision process in vague terms.
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Big Fea
Stanford sprinter Ward Edmonds tests hurdles with vaulting skill
Stanford track standout Ward Edmonds, a leading pole vaulter, runs the high and low hurdles in practice, clocking 15.2 seconds for highs and 24.4 for lows, beating Ross Nichols in trials. Coach Templeton weighs letting Edmonds hurdle given potential impact on vaulting, as Edmonds also nears 14 feet in vaulting. Edmonds and Nichols perform cooperative hurdling with locked arms, claiming they could defeat any two hurdlers in the country.
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Ross Nichols
Ward Edmonds
Stanford
Edmonds
Bob Matherne
NEA Service
Palo Alto
Cal
Vyook
Dink" Templeton
Nichols
Templeton
Nurdhing
Stanford -Pole
Coop
Wipf challenges to meet any fight on card in Huron
Eddie Wipf, Huron light heavyweight, declares he will meet any opponent for the April 22 American Legion bout card and trains daily. He eyes Jack Osmat next, mentions George Lanison of Decatur Ned as a current foe, and notes possible matches with Bryan French or Slugger Van Campen with nods to Mitchell shows in May.
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Jack Reiss
American Legion
Eddie Wipf
Huron
Wipf
Jack Osmat
Qsman
George Lanison
Decatur
Ned
Reiss
Bryan French
Frankfort
Wipt
van Campen
Sioux Falls
Pete Osman
Jack
Mitchell
Heinie Slaughter
Slaughter
Around Baseball Training Camps
COLUMBIA DC Rabbit Anville has won the short stop berth from Dr Eddie Farrell as Braves management states. JACKSONVILLE LA Bill Carrigan of the Red Sox reports Bleod Morris and Charley Ruffing as the furthest advanced of pitchers. HOUSTON TEXAS Pirates hitting well in spring training with a tear average of 304. George Grant ham second baseman homers help spring work.
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Columbia
D. C
Rabbit
Mar- Anville
Eddie Farrell
Braves
Jacksonville
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Bleod Morris
Charley Ruffing
Houston
Texas
Pirates
George Grantham
Major League Scouts Tap College Games For Training
Major League scouts watch college games to prep for the season as teams scout minor leagues. They say few players come straight from college to the majors, and many top picks come from non collegiate routes. The routine helps scouts gauge potential while warming up for hot weather.
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Sew York
Rattlers
Benipro
Washington Club Sets Opening Lineup As Season Nears
Washington manager Johnson confirms Joe Cronin will not displace Jack Haer es at second base and Red Barnes will start in right field with Sam Rice in the outfield. Philadelphia Ball Club heads to Winter Haven for training as they prepare to meet the Athletics in the city series opener. Ruth Gehrig home run pair broken up for a day as Babe Ruth visits Fort Worth with the Yankees minor group and misses a homer by inches against the University of Texas.
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Washington
Johnson
Joe Cronin
Jack Hares
Red” Barnes
Sam Rice
Philadelphia
Shotton
Philadelphia Nationals
Winter Haven
Fla
Athletics
Fort Worth
Texas
Ruth Gehrig
Babe
Yankees
Lon
Yanks
University of Texas At Austin
Red Cagle Receives Punishment Tours at West Point
West Point reports star halfback and captain Christian Keener Cagle has again fallen afoul of academy officials. He received a sentence of 22 punishment tours for overstaying a leave, to be served by marching at attention along a 100 yard gravel stretch. A prior offense in January earned a half month of tours, completed January 20.
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West Point
Christian Keener
United States Military Academy
Academy
Cagle
Robins rebound with first win after absence whispers
Rumors of star player favoring Atlanta over Brooklyn were unsettled as he rejoined the Robins yesterday and helped secure their first victory after a stretch of losses.
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Lop
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Robins
Morgan Favored Over Zorilla In Battle Tonight
Los Angeles April 4 Ted Morgan junior lightweight titleholder faces Santiago Zorilla Panama in Hempen Square. Since California adopted the ten round boxing law three champions have had their belts stolen in Los Angeles rings Frankie Genaro Mike Ballerina and Pinky Mitchell all fell short. Morgan is the favorite to win by most accounts.
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Los Angeles
Ted Morgan
Santiago Zorilla
Panama
California
Frankie Genaro
Mike Ballerina
Pinky Mitchell
State gagers given medals at State college
Gold basketballs were awarded to Coach George Edmonds and seven members of the North Central Conference championship squad at South Dakota State College. President C. W. Pugsley presented the honors to Captain Roman Schaefer and seven teammates, a first in the institution’s history for a basketball team receiving gold emblems.
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Brookings
George Edmonds
State College
C. W. Pugsley
Roman Schaefer
New Ulm
Minn
Krug
Madison
Herting
Salem
Englermann
Miller
Nicholson
Henry
Carey
Hamenns New Cum
South Dakota State College
Phia Ia
Haa
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Onida
Wayne Nelson
Sam Naminga
Rollie French
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Jack Kearns
Walker
Mr. Kearns
George Kojac
New York
Bucky Harris
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Tigera
Bruins
Detroit
Morris
Kanies
Bucky
Fyers, Kan
Barnett
Ward
Equitable Life
the Whisman Insurance
Masonie Temple
GLOBE
The
Globe Man
Walter van
S.W
Goodyear
Dalkin's
Dalkin Stores CO
Brian Bell
Collegians
Jacksonville. Fla
Nick Cui
Morgan
Zorilla
W. H
Bill) McCord
Post & McCord
W. H. McCord
Mordtart
Gough
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