Spring Practice Opens for 1948 Minnesota State Team
Brookings April reports 16 letter winners and many newcomers report for spring drills led by coach Barnes, weather delaying some outdoor sessions. Notable players include Riddell and Stablein as co captains, plus backfield stars Mueller Reed and Fergen with promising backs and ends highlighted as the squad builds toward the season.
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Wheelers Feted At Series Of Banquets
Poland April special reports a sequence of dinners honoring the Wheelers during the past month. Clubs hosted ceremonies with speeches by Jim Jin and Norbert Normal Marun Peterson. Basketball players and supporters, including Mrs Wilkins and hostesses, attended multiple gatherings ending with a final tribute dinner.
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District Ping Pong Tourney Postponed at Local Site
Swambergin April 7 7 The district ping pong tournament sponsored here by workers recreation group was moved to April 1 due to scheduling conflicts with high school contests at the site. Benson director and others said the event now aligns with district activities.
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Time Of Year Anglers Wives Dread Returns Here Again
Fishermen face open or opening trawls as trout season begins the annual rite. Husbands endure long jaunts, rugged streams, and gear quests while wives brace for months apart and the occasional wild backcast mishaps. The piece pokes fun at anglers balance of devotion and obsession, praising the sport even as it lampoons the quirks.
New Rules Slow Up Basketball
Chicago reports new basketball rule changes to rest players. Modifications include reducing time outs from five to four in college play, optional four 10 minute quarters, extended end zone margin from 2 to 4 feet, and endings with sudden death overtime or two point goal wins. substitutions after fouls and end zone resets are restricted. high school timeouts unchanged unless official calls occur.
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Aberdeen Relays Postponed to May for Better Weather
The Aberdeen Relays, once set for April 29, have been postponed to May 1 in the hope of improved conditions and faster competition. The Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls, originally May 6 and 7, was cancelled, with North Central Conference eligibility added to Aberdeen entries. The meet will retain three divisions college, class A high schools, class B high schools, and include special and high school events such as the Allen Schroeder mile and the 120 yard high hurdles. College athletes may enter selected sprints and field events.
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Plans For Legion Junior Baseball Program Tonight
The American Legion Junior Baseball program plans a ticket drive early next week announced by athletic officer Tom Ashy of Win Reaves Post. About 150 youths are expected to participate with a city wide system dividing into north east and west squads and a Huron representative team to compete with other posts. Practice will begin after school hours, with first game likely mid May and season tickets at one dollar covering ten or more home games.
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Huron Riflemen Improve Range
Huron Rifle Club plans to expand the range in the basement of the National Bank of South Dakota to allow eight shooters at once. Max Palmerton said the club has a charter with the National Rifle Association and membership has grown from nine to about ten or more. They are conducting intraclub matches with handicaps and eye future interclub events, including a meet with the Pierre riflemen, and hope to set up outdoor ranges when weather allows.
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Roundup of a zany Spring Sports Buzz
New York reports a rambling sports roundup with Ken Keltner joking about a spaghetti diet and DiMaggio, Red Dawson arriving to preview fall races, and talk of top Southeastern teams Alabama LSU Tennessee and Mississippi State. Stanford weighs retiring No 7 as Hank Luisetti’s era is recalled. Huddy Baer may return to Madison Square Garden next month, Rollie Hemsley comments on Bow Feller, and Baltimore promoters eye a re match. Golf feats by Lighthorse Cooper are noted along with Joe DiMaggio training penalties and a humorous Canadian hockey club moniker The Sahara Desert Canoers.
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Inside Dope For Misinformation On Baseball Scandals
A Chicago style feature mocks baseball rumors from spring training, citing scoops in interviews with Duffy Devlin Os Rex, Rollie Hemsley, and others. It notes managers Mickey Cochrane and Joe McCarthy denying major issues while teams push toward the season. The piece lampoons how reporters chase exclusive tidbits about DiMaggio, Law, and the Cardinals form system.
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Henry named Kansas athletic director in Sports Mirror note
In a brief item from the Sports Mirror column, Gwinn Henry, former Missouri coach, is identified as the new athletic director at the University of Kansas. The summary recalls past sports milestones and records, including golf and flight speed feats, as context.
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Baseball Camp Gossip and Spring Training Tidbits
AP report from Sweetwater Texas notes Pie Traynor will decide which Pirates players are fined for rough housing on Pullmans, affecting Patience injuries. Spartanburg South Carolina mentions Warren Giles courting Evie Kay to bolster the Reds outfield amid DiMaggio holdout. Clearwater Florida reports Dodgers may pursue Duff Camilli amid camp reflections and a rough game against Detroit with stranded baserunners.
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National Fifth Champs Crowned in Boston Garden Ring
The National Fifth Champs crowned victors across eight amateur classes after fierce Boston Garden bouts. Eight thousand fans watched Jimmy O Malley age eight from Chicago win the 147 pound final by knockout in the second round over John Sionisge of Honolulu. Four Negro athletes claimed half the titles with Bobby Carroll Newark 12 pounder Bradley Lewis New York Bill Mulduns and Daniel Merritt Cleveland among winners. William Sperry of Nanticoke was last year’s champion who returned to compete at bantam weight. six pounds heavier than 1997 when he won flyweight. Bill Eddy Flint and Richard Ford of Lawrence also triumphed in 128 and 135 pound divisions.
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Yale track team opens spring practice for interclass meet
The Yale Trojans began spring wreck work with a focused last period practice led by Coach Geiger. An interclass meet is planned if weather permits, with medals awarded by the coach for the top point winner.
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Subdued By Bad Beating At Hands Of Chicago Club
A chaotic hockey report describes Chicago routing Toronto 3 1 in a world championship contest. Manager Connie Smythe and the Maple Leafs face a tough night as goaltender Alfie Moore replaces the injured Mike Karak and Toronto struggles to respond to Chicago’s pressure.
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Scalper Northern Meet Postponed by Weather
The track and field event with Northern Sue Teachers College in Huron is indefinitely delayed due to snow and spring scheduling issues. Coach G B Parker of Huron College announced the postponement as conditions may permit a later edition.
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Weather forecast for Maron and Viein region update
Weather outlook shows cloudiness tonight and Friday with minor temperature changes. Minnesota mostly cloudy, not as cold in north. South Dakota reports considerable cloudiness and cold, with southwest milder. Iowa expected cloudy with occasional snow in southern areas tonight and eastern Friday. Hourly lows around 24 to 25 degrees with a 10 p.m. update. New York notice appears of a personal entry but lacks clear relevance.
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