Big Teague Opening Draws Near In 1936 Play
James Valley league launches 1936 season May 16 with 12 teams. Cubs and Cardinals co favorites in National League race, Giants and Pirates expected to chase. Tigers face a tough American League opener with Indians as early contenders in a crowded pennant chase.
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Huron College Opens 1996 Track Season at Mitchell Meet
Huron College begins its 1996 outdoor campaign in a quadrangular meet at Mitchell against Deboia Wesleyan Northern Normal and Southern Normal. Coach Parker fields a limited squad of 14 with notable entries including Clifford Smith Paul Besselievze Willie Iscus and Lew is Bloom. Norfolk and Lewis eyed high placements in the high jump and two mile while others like Fender Entz and Marshall looked to pick up points in sprints and field events. Coaches Deklotte and Dekinte plan deep outdoor drills ahead of the Aberdeen Relays on April 24 as favorable weather returns outdoors.
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Baer Aims to Regain Title in Braddock Bout
Max Baer has renounced vice and adopted a disciplined plan to win back the heavyweight crown lost to James J. Braddock. Negotiations for a Baer Braddock clash at Madison Square Garden are advancing, with talks on a $150,000 settlement involving Hammer asking price and possible settlement of Baer’s prior claims.
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Millers Annex Opening Game
The Millers opened the American Association season with a 3-2 win over the Madhens in Toledo as Ray Kelp pitched well and the Millers scored in the sixth and seventh. Indianapolis and Kansas City tied 2-2 in 13 innings before the Indianapolis clock curfew. St Paul lost 4-2 to the Red Birds in Columbus, while Louisville topped Milwaukee 1-0 as Burleigh Grimes started strong for the Colonels. The day drew several crowds across cities.
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Yesterday's Scores on York and Brooklyn Rivalry Stirs Fans
A scattered sports brief reports Brooklyn losing 4 to 1 at home and Detroit defeating Cincinnati 1 to 0 on an irregular scoreline. The fragment hints at betting or stakes tied to a nine inch measure and a win value, with unclear context and participants.
University Track Squad Takes Shape as Weather Man Relents
April 13 reports favorable weather as the University of South Dakota track squad forms with veteran mile and half mile talent. Hetland Li libridge McNickle twins and Swisher lead distance events while Lamont Green and Brookman pace sprints and field events show early promise, though power in weight events remains limited. Possible Drake Relays and Dakota Relays appearances planned with a potential dual meet against State College in Vermillion in late May.
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Calles Watched By Mexican Agents In San Diego
Exiled former Mexican president candidate Jose Calles rested with his daughter in San Diego and said Cardenas should finish his term. He voiced contentment at the residence of Mrs. Hortensia Torreblanco and noted his return to Mexico depends on circumstances amid reports of surveillance by Mexican officials.
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New Umpires Debut in American League
Three new umpires will make their American League debuts with the league announcing Steve Basil from the Pacific Coast League Cal Hubbard former Green Bay Packers star and other officials in the opening slate of assignments of the season
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U S Olympic Funds Urgently Sought For Berlin Visit
Chicago April 23 The American Olympic Committee appeals for quick money to raise 350000 to transport equip and house 400 to 500 U S athletes bound for Berlin this summer Brundage says committee has no reserve fund while more than 100 committees nationwide begin soliciting funds and one panel reports about 7000 raised across a few groups
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Huron Baseball Drift Opens Spring Drill Tomorrow
Huron club invites local players to Ravine Park tomorrow evening for the season's first workout at Seelock. Open to newcomers with a wide open race for all positions. manager election planned next week as the James Valley League season opens March 14.
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Rise Seen in Rivers at Cairo Amid Flood Fears
April 13 Cairo MI residents and U S engineers predicted a week of river rise on the Mississippi and Ohio but expressed little alarm. Col Eugene Reybold said nothing alarming in area river conditions while government meteorologist William Barron forecast no property damage and an ongoing rise to about 33 feet. The Ohio River crest was reported at Louisville and the Mississippi flooded near lowlands causing some families to flee.
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Three New Clubs Admitted to Loop Officers Reelected
The James Valley Baseball League will start its 1936 season on Sunday May 17 with 12 teams in two divisions. Officers were reelected at the spring meeting along with a revised board of directors. three new teams Wokey Iroquois and De Smet join the southern division. The league moved to two six team circuits and plans a double round robin schedule with post season play for the title and a state amateur tournament berth. The 1936 roster rules require 15 players plus a non playing manager. The board will meet in Huron soon to review rosters and other business.
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New York
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Managers Predict Bright major league pennant race
New York April preview notes optimistic forecasts from managers across the American and National Leagues. Cochran predicts Tigers win, Cronin backs Red Sox, ONeill Indians, McCarthy Yankees, while Mack Harris Hornsby and Dykes offer varied picks. Traynor pauses, Frisch Terry Grimm disputed, Deressen notes division, Bees favored by McKeehan as experts rail against Reds.
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Mickey
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Yankees
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Rogers Hornsby
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Charlie Grimm
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Honeymooners Safe at Ketchikan After Plane Wreck
Two serial honeymooners Albert Amossino and Joan MacDonald survived a wreck and a week without food or shelter before being found near Prince’s Bay, 40 miles from Ketchikan Alaska. Coast Guard rescued them after the plane’s pontoon craft broke apart in rough bay waters. They were in good spirits and expected to recover quickly.
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Budge Leads U S in Davis Cup Play With Mexico
In Houston on April 13 Budge Calis Foust and teammates powered the United States to victory over Mexico in the Davis Cup North American zone. Budge won both singles, with Danial Hernandez losing 6 1 6 3, and Bryan Grant clinching 6 4 13 11 6 2 as the Yank team gains momentum. Captain Wilmer Allison praised Budge's form and indicated potential doubles participation with Sidney. The whole squad will convene in Philadelphia two weeks before the next ties against Australia.
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Weather forecast fragment for multiple regions
Fragmented forecast text notes bascified conditions with warmer trends tonight, cooler Tuesday, slight warmth in extreme west, and possible showers in northeast Minnesota and South Dakota. Includes vague region notes for Iowa, Minnesota, and general western areas with inconsistent spellings and dates.
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Easter Bazaar by Methodist Church Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church held an Easter bazaar Saturday in the city auditorium. A noon meal served to over 150 attendees complemented by a sale of needlework and baked goods raising funds for church activities.
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