Promoter Munson Boosts Ticket Push for Big Fight Card
Promoter A N Red Munson, a fledgling in Right pre axing business, orders 500 more tickets for the Braun- Demercy card at Daum's auditorium next Tuesday. He predicts a record crowd as advance sales show strong interest. Braun and Battling Ban dy plan serious prep with sparring sessions, while Bandy works to make 148 for Tuesday. An exhibition sparring event at Knights of Columbus hall is free to all fans tomorrow afternoon featuring Tony LeClaire and Battling Bay.
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Battling Iy
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Bartting Bandx
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Seeman
Broadland
Huron
Kid Catton
Fair Grounds
Rapid City
Bob la Rocque
Hill City
Demeroy
Aberden
Cotton
Ned Blankenbaker
Watertown
Knights of Columbus
Tony LeClaire
Clark High fields strong track squad with veterans back
Clark high school coach Harold Schroeder reports a well balanced track and field team. Veterans Harvey and G. Smith lead a capable group with Wicks Kiister Palm and Noakson back from last year. New arrivals Keenan Strathmen Curtis R Hurlbut Whittaker Wells add depth. Schedule includes dual with Willow Lake and Northeast conference, regional and state meets.
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Clark
Clark High School
Harold Schroeder
Comets
Harvey
Wicks
G. Smith
Kiister
Palm
Ron
Noakson
Keenan
Strathmen
Curtis
R. Hurlbut
Whittaker
Wells
Willow Lake
Wolfe
Lhst
Harevey
Four Team Diamond Ball League Forming at Clark
Clark reports a four team diamond ball league forming this year. Two clubs will feature several stars from last season’s Clark team and will engage in inter city games, showcasing promising material and strong shows for the season.
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Clark
Clark Tmtry
Simple Plan To Stop Ohio Streams Pollution
WELLSBURG West Virginia March Green, local sportsman, proposes a plan to counteract factory refuse by filtration and vaporization to reclaim the Ohio river. He describes using acid-proof purifiers and acids vapor escaping through air, with an estimated installation cost of about 3500 and monthly upkeep.
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Ohio
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Spring Football Practice Sets Start at USD
Vermillion April 4 spring football opens at the University of South Dakota on April 8, an athletic director Captain Stanley G Backman announced. He will have J D Thomason supervise spring drills, later taking full coaching command in September as the Coyotes prepare for the next season.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Stanley G. Backman
Backman
J. D. Thomason
Georgia
Thomason
Coyote Pack
Notre Dame
University of Georgia
Voigt Seen as Threat in North and South Amateur Golf
George Voigt and Charlie Seavers are projected as the strongest challengers to defend champion Hubby Jones in the 193th North and South Men’s Amateur at Merion. Homans notes Voigt’s national standing and Seavers as a promising prospect, with Phil Perkins also drawing praise from top amateurs. Other contenders named include George Dunlop Don Moe J. F. Willing Harrison Johnson and Maurice McCarthy in a fast field for the event starting Monday.
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Dillon Graham Pinehurst
N.C
Eugene Homans
Hubby Jones
Meron
George Voigt
Charlie Seavers
Homans
Englewood
Seavers
Phil Perkins
Florida
Anthor
Parise
Jones
George Dunlop
Don Moe
F. Willing
Harrison Johnson
Maurice McCarthy
Gene
Mondey
National AAU swimming championship race tightens
Chicago April 4 With five teams the New York A C Hollywood Calif A C the Lake Shore A C of Chicago the Hlinsis A C and the University of Southern California lead the fight for the team title. New York increased its margin by taking second in the 2 yard free style and third in the 30 yard medley relay to reach 22 points. Hollywood moved to 17 points with a medley race second place and Lake Shore stood third with 14 points. The remaining two clubs had one point each.
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Chicago
New York A. C
Hollywood Calif. A. C
Lake Shore A. C
Hlinsis A.C
University of Southern California
New York
Hollywood A. C
Lake Shore
Schmeling Heads to Sioux City for Monday Exhibition
Sioux City dispatch reports heavyweight champion Max Schmeling will appear at the auditorium Monday night April 6. The show features Schmeling sparring partners Kem Austin Central City Neb Big Boy Stemmerman Aberdan Clyde Hall Faith and Blackie Bursheim Watertown with the main event an exhibition by Schmeling.
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Nisx Schmeling
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Maare
Kem Austin
Central City
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Big Boy Stemmerman
Aberdan
Clyde Hall
Faith
Blackie Bursheim
Watertown
Los Angeles Plans Erection Of Town For Olympic Meet
International village to be built near Los Angeles for the 1932 Olympics. About 3000 people will live on a half square mile tract with USC housing for women athletes. Each villa sleeps four, with country specific dining rooms and entertainment. The village will be removed after the games end on August 14.
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Paul Zimmerman
Los Angeles
California
Pacific Ocean
University of Southern California
Spain
Orient
Switzerland
Germany
France
In The Camps Of The Major Leagues
The Cardinals prepare to head home after training with Gabby Street pleased with the National League champions. Browns managerial worries focus on Wichita Falls rookie Burns as he tries to win the first base job. Donahue of the Giants expects a strong season despite past injuries. Gomez’s gopher ball seems missing from the Yankees early in exhibitions. Brooklyn’s roster at Macon shows 21 players with outfield tangles noted. Cubs contend for the NL title but struggle in spring games under Rogers Hornsby’s comeback. Johnson’s Senators look to halt wildness as they face Birmingham in game two.
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Bill Killefer
St. Louis Browns
Burns
Wichita Falls
St. Louis
Bill
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Tate
Rajah
Edieny
Birmingham
Walter Johnson
Senators
Berens Johnson
Athletics
Lloyd Brown
Zirewale
Robbie
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Douglas McWeeney
Adolfo Luque
Adolfo
Robin
Glenn Wright
Pirates
Jess Petty
Harry Rhonda
Glenn
Travis Jackson
Lefty O’doul
Fresco Thompson
Hal Lee
550 Will Compete In Gopher Relays
Minneapolis April 4 Univers ity teams and high schools will attend the University of Minnesota relays. Wisconsin and Western conference schools are represented in events like the high hurdles mile and a half, shot put, and high jump. Noted participants include Minnesota and Washington delegations for the coastal conference.
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Minneapolis
University and Totems
Ate
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Iowa
Wykoff Tops List Of Men Available At Trojan School
Los Angeles April 4 mine of the 15 University of Southern California athletes who on placer on the college track midield honor roll for 1990 will form the nucleus for Coach Dean Cromwell's 1931 squad. Although the Trojan team won 1. C. ALA, A Al and N.C. A. A. champion ships, honor selections were based entirely upon individual records. Those athletes who won 1930 awards and who are available for the present season of track activities are Frank Wykoff Vic Williams Bill Mc Geagh Bil Caris and Er nie Payne Howard Paul and Dice Barber Jim Stewart and Bob Hall
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Dean Cromwell
Trojan
Frank Wykoff
Vic Williams
Frisco Seals Set Brilliant Record in Spring Showdowns
New York April 4. The San Francisco Seals top spring exhibition play among minor and major league clubs, posting eight wins and two losses against Pittsburgh, Chicago, Detroit, and Atlanta, with Indianapolis and Oakland also showing solid sums. The Pacific Coast League leads overall, posting a 452 average. The American Association records a 399 mark against first teams.
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San Francisco Seals
Pacific Coast
Seals
Atlante
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
San Francisco
Atlanta
Oakland
Westerners
American Association
Davis Cup Vets Lose To Youths In New Orleans
In New Orleans two Davis Cup veterans fell to rising foes George Lott and John Van Ryn as Ellsworth Vines and Sutter captured the doubles title 3-6 2-6 6-4 6-4 6-3. Sutter, Tulane alum and intercollegiate champion, faced Van Ryn in the singles semi final with Lott awaiting the other finalist. Van Ryn and Sutter pressed a rematch after darkness halted play. Lott and Van Ryn were chosen to represent the United States in the French championships this spring.
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van Ryn
New Orleans
Tulane University
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United States
Mixed results and upcoming games in early baseball schedule
Yesterday’s results list several minor league matchups with city pairs and scores such as Atlanta versus New Yorker A and Meson Ga Boston Xe beating Brooklyn Philadelphia N. 17 to 5. Today’s slate shows Philadelphia N. facing Philadelphia A. and Memphis S. A. versus New York, plus multiple cross city contests across Birmingham Chattanooga Louisville St. Louis and others.
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Smart Baseball Trades Highlight 1920s Mike Talks
Personal Notes review high regard for Burt Shotton Clark Griffith and Uncle Robbie Robinson as shrewd traders. Looks at trades involving Elliott Dudley Lee Thompson O'Doul Manush Crowder and Goslin and notes how McGraw’s moves affect Giants and how Sun Beau and Spec O'Donnell race day bets relate to baseball lore.
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Phils
Thompson
O'Doul
Robins
Elliott
Dudley
Lee
Mr. Shotton
Judge Fuchs
Braves
Rockne Dreamed Of Career After He Sneaked In To See Eckersall
Knute Rockne, inspired by watching Walter Eckersall, pursued football after gate crashing a Chicago game as a boy. The NEA Service profile outlines his early struggles at Hyde Park High, Notre Dame, and the moment he met Eckersall that set his lifelong goal.
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Walt Eckersall
William Braucher
NEA Service
NEA Service Inc
Knute Rockne
Chicago
Rock
Logan Square
Brooklyn
Hyde Park High
Walter Eckersall
Hyde Park
Eckersall
Flatbush
Tigers
Eckie
Notre Dame
Modecai Brown
Rube Waddell
Niinaly Athletic Club
University of Ilinois
Sinvis
Johnny Plane
Johnny Devine
Frank Longman
Longman
Brownson Hall
Jack Marks
Dartmouth
Marks
Eckersally
Rack
Eckersail
Van Wie and Orcutt Reach North and South Finals
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Maureen Orcutt of Englewood N J advance to the 12th North and South women’s golf final at Pinehurst N C. Van Wie defeated Jane Brooks Nyack N J three and two in the semifinals to make her fifth final in as many years while Orcutt beat Mrs U S Hill of Kansas City four and two to reach the final for the first time.
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Kansas City
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