Walker Cup Team Faces Youth-Experience Balance Challenge
The United States Golf Association debates a blend of youth and experience for the Walker Cup lineup two months before selections. Captain Guimerot and Ramsay weigh prospects like Ouimet Mackenzie and Voigt against veterans Yates Lehman Godman and others, with eight singles to be determined.
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Los Angeles
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Dallas
McGraw Laments Baseball Change
Ty Charles A Grumich reports from Kansas City that John McGraw, 39 years in baseball, blames money for dampening the game’s punch and aggression. He recalls earlier pay scales, notes players’ salaries now, and doubts his own activity level, yet hopes to remain in baseball if able. He cites the Tigers and Giants as strong teams ahead of a potential pennant race.
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Minnesota U to Decide Mitt Titles in Boxing Finals
Haw eed Kroll from International Falls defeated Ralph Hossen of Hibbing in the third round of their semi final at the University of Minnesota boxing journal. Clint Markuser from Min is set for the all-university heavyweight crown Friday as seven other titles are decided. Wilfred Perper of Minneapolis and Dale Shephard of Mitchell S D will clash for the featherweight title, while Charles Will of Berths advanced to mid finals by a forfeit over Bill Stebbins of Barren Wisconsin.
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Tnterrational Falls
Ralph Hossen
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Theiversity of Minnesota Boxing Journal
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Wilfred Perper
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Ex-Junior Baseball League Formed In South Dakota
Huron named in northern ex-junior league lineup with Aberdeen Watertown Milbank Redfield Clark Garden City Doland. Southern league may include Sioux Falls Brookings Elkton Madison Howard Cotton Worthing Alice. Heinie Schainweber elected high commissioner. Merle Brown president. Marion Myers secretary treasurer. May 10 entry fees due for contending teams with 13 eligible players each. qualification rules aim to avoid conflicts with Legion program.
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American Legion
National Open Golf Prize Money Keeps 5000 Pot
Plans for the 1932 national open golf tournament set prize money at 5000 with 1000 to the winner and 30 to 20th place. Twenty courses were named for sectional qualifying in early June, entries close May 11, and exemptions include defending champion Billy Burke and George Von Eim. The event runs June 2 at Fresh Meadow Club Flushing New York with a 72 hole format over two days of play.
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Albuquerque Beats El Paso 43 to 1 in Open
In a Pi-Cactus league opener at Albuquerque El Paso fell 43 to 1. Sluggers sprinted and sid alness four miles as Albuquerque dominated. The class D league opened with a decisive home win and 20,880 feet of base running across 38 trips around the diamond.
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Death of Phar Lap prompts chemical tests
In Menlo Park California on April 7 14 chemists plan to analyze Phar Laps stomach after veterinarians attributed death to colic and rumors of poisoning arise. Dr Davis of San Francisco and Dr Nielsen accompany the horseman from Australia as investigators study possible plant exposure and arsenate sprays used by orchardists and truck gardeners. Davis plans to return the famous gelding to Australia for mounting.
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George Kelly Sold to Dodgers in Cash and Pitcher Trade
New York reporters say the Brooklyn Dodgers acquired George Kelly from Minneapolis of the American Association to replace the injured Del Bissonnette at first base. The deal involved cash and a pitcher to be delivered within two weeks. Kelly reports to the Dodgers Monday and is slated to start at first base in the season opener against Boston.
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Ciscinnati
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Boston
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Pacific Coast
Ruth Slower Yet Still Hammers In Columbus
Babe Ruth fans may note slower pace, yet his bat remains potent as he drives in 12 runs over recent games. He was thrown out at first on a relay from short to second and caught at the plate attempting to score on a single to center.
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Huron seeks semi pro baseball via ticket sale drive
John Van leads a ticket selling campaign to fund a new 1922 Huron baseball club. Sponsors target strong finances without a full subscriptions drive, with several former Boosters players aiding. Venues include Marvin Hughitt recreation parlor Pat's corner and local shops. Secretary-treasurer H. Cornell to manage funds. pitchers Payton and Iswin among those in talks to join if a club forms.
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Huron Boosters
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Baseball Notes Show Red Sox and Cubs Spring Action
Newark and Kansas City reports highlight ongoing spring games. Lizerbee and Russell expected for the Red Sox final tuneup, while rumors swirl around Cubs president William N. Veeck and a potential Hafey deal. Tigers brace for season as Gehringer and Grissom return, easing Harris's opening mood.
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Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Cities and Teams
AP baseball results recap from yesterday lists scores across multiple matchups including Philadelphia, Kansas City, Detroit, New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnati, Columbus, Louisville, Birmingham, Knoxville, Indianapolis, Nashville, St. Louis, Newark, Joplin, Macon, and Fort Worth. Notable outcomes include Chicago CN 8 Pittsburgh 7 in 8 innings, Boston 16 Newark 8 in 11 innings, and Fort Worth 2 Fort Macon 7. Multiple ties noted in innings limits.
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Jackrabbits elect Gifford Benson as next year’s captain
Gifford Benson of Sioux Falls, a standout college athlete, was elected captain of the Jackrabbit basketball team for next year. Benson, a scoring forward and solid defender, has won letters in football as well and serves as president of the revived Monogram club.
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Sports Sketches Roundup Echoes Of Ruth And More
The column features stray anecdotes about Babe Ruth and mock quotes on his stiff neck, caddy turned athlete Leo Sexton and a 16 pound shot record, Ben Eastmish the quick quarter miler from Woodside, Jimmy Johnston boxing price disputes, Frank O Doul superstition during spring training, Lew Fonseca’s Mets management move, Alfred Shrub coaching Oxford, Ritola and Ritola Paava Nurmi era links, and Frank Crosetti’s writings from the Yankees.
State Girls Make Good Shooting Record at Brookings
In competition with colleges and universities the State College rifle team shot 6934 of a possible 9000, vs opponents 8837. The team, 18 matches, won 15 and lost 3 by narrow margins. Members include Mery Maher Lillian Larsen Marie Culhare Clare Belie Grimm Margaret Bartling Kathleen Macomb Brookings Fae Schlender De Smet Lola Walters Bruce Mary Shanandore Flandreau Ruth Pettis Het Yaad Edith Porter Onida Dorothy Watkins Sturgis Lucille Lanz St Lawrence Lillian Greenwood Blunt Elaine Asred Pierpont Marjorie Jencks Bancroft. Medals will be awarded the high five by the student association on field day. Inquiries are fatal. Gabriel Hermanson, 79, dies from injuries from Jan. 2 automobile crash.
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Blunt
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Pierpont
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Huron Boxing Club Adds Scraps To Wednesday Event
The Huron Boxing Club plans an amateur lineup next Wednesday featuring eight more boxers with rematches among Huron College and Northern Normal athletes. The card at Taum's Auditorium includes state and district champions, with newcomers and veterans from Huron and nearby areas set to box, as the ring carnival nears finalization.
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Helen Wills Moody Plans 1930 Major Tennis Tourneys
Helen Wills Moody announces her return to major tournaments this year in Paris London and Wimbledon sailing from New York April 27 on the Aquitania. Her husband Frederick Moody plans to follow possibly by freighter via the Panama Canal as she enters the Paris hard court event and joins the United States team for the Wightman Cup May 13 and 14. She will also compete at Wimbledon despite a recent split with a San Francisco firm first noted in a Seattle dateline.
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Headache Plays Handicap Then Breaks Par
In Urbana Illinois on April 2 a golfer with a headache is advised to avoid forcing play. Dr Coleman R Griffin of the University of Illinois explains headaches can disrupt timing and rhythm, suggesting players should not press to force results. The guidance warns against trying to “play through” discomfort and notes the headachy player may excel by playing naturally.
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Coleman R. Griffish
Athletic University of Minois
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Reiff to Lead Northwestern Cagers Next Season
Chicago April 74P Joe Reif star forward for two years will lead Northwestern university's basketball team next season. He was elected captain at the annual banquet last night and was among the players awarded letters Tob McCarnes Emer t Johnson Frank Forss Bus Smith Saul Farber Bob Lockhart and Don Brewer as guards.
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Frank Forss
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