Drastic Changes In Cage Rules Draw Mixed Reviews
Chicago coaches and delegates at a two day meeting of the National Association of Basketball Coaches weighed proposed rule changes from eliminating the center jump to 12 foot baskets. The gathering heard experimental play and debates on officiating, with some favoring uniform rule interpretation and others resisting major alterations. James A. Naismith was honored.
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Creighton Fans Pleased With Spring Show of Candidates
Creighton coach expresses optimism after a weekend scrimmage featuring a nucleus of players from last season, including standout ends and guards. Noted shifts at guard and tackle, with several players showing promise for the spring and fall, including a strong trio at fullback and a punter who delivered a 43 yard boot.
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Punishment Threats Prompt Travel Of Cardinal Players
April 4 7 reports show disciplinary action against Cardinal players named Wor n and Wilson with fines likely, as officials consider future violations. Postponed boxing bout Major Schmeling versus Trenton shifted from June 31 to July 7 due to Bamburg derby date conflict.
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Medica and Gilhula vie for American free style crown
NEA correspondent reports Jack Medica and Simmy Gilhula set to clash at the AAU indoor championships at the New York Athletic Club on April 4 5 for the national free style title. Gilhula aims to topple Medica after recent NCAA results and hopes to prove himself as the sport’s leading long and short course sprinter.
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Englebretsen Tries Hand At Football
Enid based candidate Englebretsen, with captain and quarterback Vincent Anderson, attempts football on Coach Schwartz first Bluejay team. The text notes he never played high school football, indicating an experimental position for the new squad.
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Exhibition Baseball Slates Mixed Results Across Cities
Yesterday's results show Cleveland A beat New York IN 6 1 Brooklyn N 26 over St Louis A 20 Philadelphia Ny 9 over Cincinnati N 6 Chicago 44 over 11 Galveston TL 1 Pittsburgh N 5 Galveston 2 doublehead A 7 over Syracuse L N 11 Quark All Stars 2. Montreal Lh Ar Si Augustine Cincinnati N vs Droit Ad. In Atlanta Besteon A vs Atlanta SA. Birmingham New York A vs Birmingham SA. Louisville GAD. Richmond Philadelphia A vs Righmand PL. Washington A vs.
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Leafs Meet Maroons In All Canadian Cup Final
TORONTO April 4 Two NHL teams begin the first all Canadian final for the Stanley Cup since 1926. The Toronto Maple Leafs, finalists for the third time in four years, face the Montreal Maroons in a best three of five series to decide possession of the iconic world hockey trophy.
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Brooklyn Players Losing Reputation
Brooklyn players facing criticism during spring exhibitions as controversy grows over tactics. Stanley Bordagaray has stolen five bases in six attempts, none occupied on the steal, highlighting a restless start to the exhibition season.
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Cagers Honored At St. Lawrence
A party honored the St. Lawrence high school boys and girls basketball teams in the school music room on a Tuesday night. Reginald Steckman and John Abbott wore prizes as gifts were presented. Lunch used school tokens as decorations with the letter S in ice cream. captains then presented coaches with gifts and talks were made by the coaches Supt. Borah and the seniors.
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Deblon Speaks to Clark High on Conservation
Deputy game warden Henry Deblon of Watertown addressed Clark high school students on conservation. He highlighted four aspects: tree planting preservation of wild birds protection of birds and obeying game laws. He warned that America's future depends on how natural resources are cared for.
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Radio Party Brookings Broadcast Date Set
A radio party in Brookings is planned for April 16 from 8 to 10 p m with Sponstra agia party over the Col Tere station KFDY tentative arrangements had been made for weeks but delayed until time approval by the federal radio commission. The United States government has never borrowed money from the hassitisn government.
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Sarazen Strong Favorite In Southern Open At Augusta
Gene Sarazen, favored at 6 to 1, headlines the second annual $5,009 Augusta national tournament field. Sixty six competitors entered including Bobby Jones, Olin Dutra, Paul Runyan, and Fred Haas Jr. Event marks a high profile return for classic after a blaze of sun and betting excitement.
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Mortgage sale notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Notice of mortgage foreclosure on the North West Quarter of Section Eleven in Township One Hundred Nine North Range Sixty One West described as the property securing a loan of 5500 principal with 1275 interest and 203.18 delinquent taxes totaling 6978.13. The Mortgage was dated February 11 1924 from Frank J Renshaw and Aide B Renshaw to J G Wadsworth and Company later assigned to The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company. Public auction by Beadle County Sheriff at the county courthouse in Huron on May 1 1935 at 10:00 A M following no legal action to date.
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Order Three Foot Chinese Elms With Freight Paid
Customer orders three foot Chinese elms at ten cents each with freight included. One person will pick up at the express office when trees arrive. Distribution to Huron residents at Eilers' Greenhouses 1303 Ohio Avenue Southwest.
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Intra squad spring clash caps Reds victory at USD
Vermillion notes a spring football scrimmage between the Greens and Reds at the University of South Dakota. Reds win 13 to 12 after a back and forth battle featuring Ryan and Ray on multiple scoring drives, with McGinty and Lee connecting on a notable 15 yard pass play.
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Freshman Fills Schwartz's Shoes at Creighton
In Omaha a Creighton University yearling on the football squad struggled with ill fitting footwear. Coach Murky noticed the handicap, pulled him aside, and swapped shoes with Tad. The swap left the freshman in comfortable shoes while Schwartz wore the other pair.
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Legion To Honor Boxing Champions At Weekly Session
Keith Gorton and Stual, noted Golden Gloves boxers, will be honored by the Huron American Legion post tonight. An exhibition bout is planned between Gordon and Stual before Legionnaires, with COLYS and other sponsors attending the after session toast. A Piedmont league game features Eddie Remmel's Richmond team against the Philadelphia Athletes, and Michigan students rely heavily on earnings during their studies.
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Forecasts On Cubs Season Strength If Pitching Improves
Chicago sportswriter Charles Nunkeeey predicts the Cubs can finish no worse than third if the pitching staff strengthens. He notes key players like Charley Joby Gunning, Chuck Klein, and Caviorella, with Grimm anchoring the lineup and concerns over injuries and transitions shaping expectations.
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