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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1937

Page

9

Huron Hosts Open Meeting For James Valley League

Huron will host an April 25 meeting of James Valley League officials to plan adding two clubs to the circuit. A recent Redfield gathering set Faulkton Redfield and Buffalo as charter teams, with Zieske named secretary treasurer.

James Valley League Huron Monn Mt At Redfield Buffalo Faulkton Zieske Saylor Ovine Park Canson Lawrence Zieske Rosa Gascoigne North Central League Staie Faulkston Lft South Dakota Association of Baseball Leagues Huron Club Harry Liem H. L Savior P. P. Meyers Gettysburg VY. O. Einspahr H. L. Saylor Ed Gebhart Orient Walter Tibandi Fred Sterns League Axtti Kwasue Foster Hotel City Hall jJames ‘Y. Smith Smith Tommy Collins Collins

Speaker in critical condition after fall at home

Pharis Speaker, baseball legend, remained in critical condition at Lakeside Hospital after a 16 foot fall from a flower box at his Cleveland home. Doctors said he is not out of the woods yet but expects possible recovery, with complications possible. Surgeons stitched 200 wounds from neck to left ankle.

Speaker Cleveland Pharis Speaker Lakeside Hospital Asid EF. B. Castle

Death of Carlisle Star Frank Mt. Pleasant

Buffalo dispatch reports the death of Frank Mt. Pleasant a Carlisle Pa Indian school quarterback and early spiral passer. once a postal clerk he died from a fractured skull after being found on a sidewalk by police. he was a member of the US Olympic team in 1914 and 1908 for broad jump and half mile events.

Carlisle Star Buffalo Pa- Noe Frank Mt. Pleasant Carlisle Mt. Pleasant Pleasant

Doubles Perfect Game on Alleys in Milwaukee

In Milwaukee on April 12 Charlie Dew former national bowling champion matched a rare feat by rolling two 300 games in a three game set, part of a Weber Beers league match. His scores included 900 21 and 900, tying a historic mark last done in the United States. John Almer also achieved the feat earlier, while Frank Caruana and Buffalo teammates posted two 300s in a four man event.

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Four Can Vault 15 Feet Says Hamilton at Cal

Berkeley April 13 Coach Brutus Hamilton of the University of California says a 15 foot pole vault is within reach. Four athletes currently show the attributes to vault 15 feet or more including Sidto n of USC who cleared 15 7 3 8 and Earl Medows his teammate George Avro st of San Francisco Suco Oye of Japan is mentioned as a potential challenger. Timing may come next week or next year depending on rhythm and conditions.

Hamilton California University Berkeley Calif Brutus Hamilton University of California Competi Wen Vaul Bi Sctton University of Southern California Earl Medows George aVrost San Francisco Sefton Suco Oye Japan

East Holding Edge In Amateur Boxing Trials Narrowed Ranks

In Boston on April 33, 64 of 226 hopeful entrants survive the opening rounds of the Salt of the Nations Amateur Boxing Championships after 11 hours of bouts. 41 knockouts, East players leading with 27 advancing. Detroit's eight-man squad strong among Midwest survivors. Remaining are Western, Southern, and Hawaiian contenders as quarter finals set for tonight and semi finals tomorrow with titles in all weight classes open.

Boston

Comstock Named Pro At Yankton Country Club

Everett Comstock, long time golf pro at Huron Country Club and former Aberdeen assistant, has been named pro at Yankton Country Club. He began as assistant at Sioux Falls Minnehaha in 1927 28, later at Aberdeen, and returned to Aberdeen after two years at Huron. He won the 1990 state professional title and the 1933 Dakota Open at Aberdeen with a course record of 285.

Everett Comstock Huron Country Club Yankton Huron Comstock Ue Minnehaha Sioux Falls Aberdeen Heslwaya Pittsburgh Sam Parks Ted Luther South Dakota Minnesota Towa

Canzoneri To Fight Cleveland Battler Tonight

Tony Canzoneri seeks another comeback step in New York's subway circuit meeting Frankie Wallace of Cleveland in a ten round Brooklyn bout at Broadway Arena. He aims for a title beat next month after prior reigns from 1930, loss to Ross, and reclaiming the lightweight crown.

Barney Ross Ross Cajzonell Anthers

Par Not What It Used To Be For Pro Golfers Says Sarazen

Asheville April 13 Gene Sarazen, golfing farmer from Connecticut, laments that par is distorted by modern equipment and outdated courses. He cites Augusta National scoring days with par 72, actual par 61, and 283 winning score, arguing courses favor pros and must be strengthened with treacherous greens on par 5s while preserving fair play for amateurs.

Kenneth U2 Jory Asheville N. C Gene Saragen Connecticut Ballyhoo Para Acores Sara Byron Nelson Reading Gene America

Fights Last Night By The Associated Press

Chicago reports Jimmy Garrison and Nick Torres fought to a draw while Carl Vinciquerra and Henry Ulmer also drew. New York saw Larry Sabon outpoint Frankie Cavanni. Cincinnati’s Freddie Miller edged Dominici Man. Springfield hosted Annania Sicvili and Jackie Wilson draw. Newark and Philadelphia events feature Ettore and Freddie Fidue without clear scores.

Associated Press Chicago Jimmy Garrison Kansas City Nick Torres Mexico City Hay Baker Grand Forks M. D Harry Booker Carl Vinciquerra Omaha Neb Henry Ulmer Milwaukee New York Larry Sabon Frankie Cavannn Plainfield Freddie Fidue Eia Newark

Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Major Matches

Yesterday's baseball results include Villanova over Brooklyn 8 to 2 and Boston over Cincinnati 2 to 1. Chicago and St Louis both held matchups with strong showings, while New York and Atlanta posted decisive winners. Other notable scores featured Newark 12 over Augusta, Norfolk 14 over Baltimore, and Detroit over Buffalo in close play.

Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati L. S. Louis Chicago Fitsburgh New York Cleveland St Louis Bimingham Washington Atlanta Chattanooga Detroit Buffalo Newark Augusta Norfolk Baltimore

Brietz Briefs From The Sporting World Roundup

A collage of early 20th century sports notes. Maranville heads to Montreal as a manager. Rumors link LaFayette to Everett BE. Hoole Mylin from Bucknell eyed to succeed Ernie Nevery. Vinys Davis sales, Indians and Giants feud over Feller. Detroit’s Roscoe Toles considers sparring for Jimmy Braddock. Michigan State spring practice features a tall platform for coach Bachman. Cromwell’s record boasts 12 Olympic champions and 28 national titles. Yankees, Gehrig and DiMaggio, draw crowds in the South. Chino Alvarez to defend title in Tampa. Dodgers seek Sandbach pro transition.

Eddie Brietzew York Rabbit Maranville Montreal Guthelder Ning Bongiovanni Portland Philly LaFayette Everett Hoole Mylin Bucknell Ernie Nevery Cardinals Tselves Vinys Davis Cos Arkansas Razor Boston College of Holy Croes South Indians Giants Bob Feller Roscoe Toles Detroit Jimmy Braddock Rip Radcliffe White Sox Michigan State Charlie Bachman Southern California Dean Cromwell I. C NCA Yankee Barnstormers Gehrig Dimaggio Harry Balsamo New York Gwinn Henry University of Kansas Misouri Nebraska Chino Alvarez Carl Red) Gupeiia Tampa Brooklyn Football Dodgers New York Footbell Giants Ken Sandbach Princeton Sandbachs Dodgers Sid Te

Wrestling Last Night Results From Atlantic City and Minneapolis

The Associated Press reports last night in Atlantic City Joe Dusek 20 Omaha threw Laverne Baxter 229 North Carolina at 12 27 The Minneapolis match features Dicl Raines 245 Paducah Ky defeating Al Mergier 212 Springfield Mass.

Associated Press Atlantic City N. J Joe Dusek Omaha Laverne Baxter North Carolina Dicl. Raines Paducah al Mergier Springfield Mass

Kansas Relays Set to Wreck Records in Lawrence Saturday

Lawrence Kan April features a field of Midwest and Southwest track stars aiming to break long standing marks at the fifteenth Kansas Relays. Top targets include veteran javelin 207 ft 6 1 2 in set by Kuck of Emporia in 1928 and a 12 ft 4 4 in pole vault by Warne later toppled by Al Haller. High jump 6 ft 6 3 16 in by Crater and Jack Dickrey also under threat along with Elwyn Dees shot put record 53 1 9 in from 1935. A standout 150 meter race may see Cunningham’s 383.0 record challenged by Glenn Cunnin and Archie San Romano.

Lawrence Kan Midwest Southwest Kuck Emporia Kon Alton Terry Herdin- Simmons Warne Northwestern al Haller Wisconsin Jack Dickrey Texas Crater Colorado Elwyn Dees Kansas Sem Francis Nebraska Saul

Caras Leads Cue Championships Standings

Jimmy Caras of Wilmington Del dominates the current world pocket billiards standings with six wins in seven matches. New York’s Andrew Ponzi and Ralph Greenleaf share second place after the latest round.

Caras New Yor Jimmy Caras Wilmington Del Andrew Ponzi Ralph Greenleaf New York

Simmons Returns to Town Vows Support for Senators

Washington fan favorite Simmons, who backed a rival opponent, returns as a friend and aims to start his season with the Senators against the Boston Bees on Wednesday.

Washington al Simmons Senators Boston Bees

Camp News Roundup From AP With Dodgers and Giants Notes

AP dispatch from ports and cities notes Dodgers pitcher Ralph Birkofer ordered to hour daily fielding practice at first base by Burleigh Grimes. Giants pitcher Trath Gabler injures knee in sprint training. heads to New York for treatment. Yankees starters Gomez Paul and Murphy eyed by McCarthy for early season duties. Indians worry about pitchers’ form beyond Bob Feller. Cavaretta shifts from infield to center with Cubs. White Sox rookie Schuleter sidelined three weeks with hand injury. Veteran Coler wins billiards match against younger opponent in St Louis club event.

Associated Press Portsmouth Ralph Birkofer Brooklyn Dodgers Burleigh Grimes Grimes Knoxville Tenn Joe McCarthy New Yorke Yartkees Lefty Gomez Monte Paulaon Johnny Murphy Rome Cleveland Indians Rockie Bob Feller

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