National League Pennant Poll Picks Giants Over Cubs
Sportswriters forecast a two club NL race led by the New York Giants with Chicago Cubs in a tight chase. St Louis expected third. Cincinnati and Brooklyn cited among contenders as Pirates and Dodgers trail. Stars include Giants manager Bill Terry and Cubs, with Burleigh Grimes noted as Dodgers’ pilot.
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Circus Acts To Open BB Season In April Escapade
Circus acts headline the opening of the Southern Baseball Association season with elephants led by Joseph Engel at Chattanooga Ball Yard. An estimated 16,000 spectators are expected as the event features parades, dignitaries, and a 50 000 CURTOSIADE sum. Little Rock defends home turf against New Orleans under new league president Trara mel Scott. Alana plans a subdued away game with Adre Dixig Dun bar tossing the first ball aided by Mayor Hartsfield and Gov Rivers.
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Yankees Sign Henrich For 325000 In Free Agency
Sports Mirror reports the Yankees signed outfielder Tommy Henrich as a free agent for 325000. It notes past moves including Cincinnati Reds releasing Johnny Mize three years ago for 335800 and recalls Schoolboy Rowe praising the White Sox on his debut as a pitcher five years ago.
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Flashes Of Life And Oddities From AP
A jumble of short items notes a tall erect Black Boy cat seen at a hosiery warehouse triggering an elaguic eye signal, Waukee celebrates delivery of a fire truck amid cleaning up a $10,000 fire, and Mike Ryba is praised as a versatile one man battery for the St Louis Cardinals in the major leagues.
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Caddies Standout At French Lick Spa Course
French Lick Ind caddies Jim Shields and Bob Jennings, with 44 and 40 years on the job respectively, boast keen eyes and swift sighting skills. Jennings says he hasn’t lost a golf ball in years, while Shields highlights his long service and sharp vigilance amid a local caddie community famed for experience.
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J H S To Play D Ball Tourney
The Huron Junior High School spirit program introduces two five team diamond ball leagues with about 125 boys signed for intramural d ball play. Sound round robin games expected to begin after Foster vacation, with A and B divisions at the south Ohio Avenue athletic grounds.
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Bob Meyers
Donald Mineor
Harry Sanders
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Robert Buchanan
Kenneth Powell
George Johnson
Jack Wright
George Younkin
Robert Thielen
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Leonard Hay
Harry Reese
Joseph Waldner
Frank Case
Wesley Fliss
Henry Jacobson
Bob McArthur
Chester Boyle
Lester Gunderson
Harlyn Hedbiom
Lloyd Wallace
Billy Lehman
Yankees
Billy Tyrell
Floyd Carpenter
Kendall Pierce
Lloyd Miller
Dwain Hook
Gerald Sheridan
Keith Doner
Charles Steinborn
Laslie Neiman
Victor Strutton
Richard Wilson
Keith Osberg
Gamage Sees Hope for Coyotes Team Next Autumn
University of South Dakota coach Harry Gamage discusses spring practice as he looks to develop a stronger Coyotes squad by fall. He notes reliance on two inexperienced ends Deon Chaussee and LeRoy Lussegard and worries about reserve guards while expressing tentative optimism about Hoy Kessler and Ural Russ Johnson. The spring drills conclude with an intra-squad game on May 2.
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Offer Track Award Again This Season
BROOKINGS April 14 D H Jacobsen Brookings Junior Chamber of Commerce Pember announced that the award for the most improved State College track man last year would again be presented this year. Last year Ralph Lassen Brookings Conference shot put champion received a Bold watch. Plan to increase the number of awards to include other major sports was discussed. New eligibility rules including scholarship sportsmanship and athletic ability would be set. The committee includes Jacobsen chairman Seyler Leach Norman and Vilaj Hell.
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Weather notes and forecasts for Huron and region
Weather data shows temperatures ranging around 60 degrees with a record high and low, plus precipitation totals for the month and year. Forecasts call for considerable cloudiness and cooler tonight, with Friday fair in Huron, and similar mixed conditions across South Dakota and Minnesota including showers in the southeast and cooler western areas.
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Sore-Arm Pitcher Wins Texas League Flag in Watertown
Sid Feder reports a veteran pitcher, amid spring chatter of Cubs White Sox and Indians, guiding Watertown to the Texas League pennant. The column blends player notes, spring training vibes, and quirky local color as old-time names and minor details surface from a busy sports page.
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Poosh
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Larry MacPhail
van Murago
National League
Track coaches on fatigue, pole vault, and boxing grit
Burus Hamilton studies lactic acid limits in a one mile race and the body's fight against fatigue. Harry Mabuken notes pole vault shift and speed as key prep before takeoff for Princeton track. Mickey Walker reflects how boxing scars improved his looks and confidence.
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Harry Mabuken
Princeton
Klem Urges Hall of Fame Place for Baseball Umpire
New York April 14 Bill Klem at age 84 plans to retire on a modest pension but wants to keep working. Bill Stewart claims Klem has done more for baseball than any other person and should be honored in the Hall of Fame for ending rough play and adding grace and dignity to the game.
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Jacobs Sees Ross Drawing 500000 With Armstrong
New York promoter Mike Jacobs predicts a May 26 Henry Armstrong versus Barney Ross bout in New York will generate 300000 to 509000 dollars with over 70000 in ticket orders reported. Kent State wrestler Buell Graven from Kent, Ohio, won 27 straight in three years.
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Armstrong
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Can See Indians Ending Better Than Third in AL Race
Detroit Tigers general manager Ed Barrow predicts the American League standings with Cleveland Indians placed third, Boston Red Sox finishing fourth. Barrow expects Detroit to challenge for second behind New York while Chicago and St Louis may vie for other spots, noting changes and injuries shaping the season.
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Chicago Welcomes Home Favorite Sea
Chicago reports Gabby Harnett back in the lineup as the Cubs host the White Sox in a three game city series. Gabby Harnett returns after a layoff and aims to play 100 or more games as regular catcher, honoring a long season with both teams trying to start strong.
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Gabby) Harnett
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Yankees Open Without DiMaggio in Season Opener
SAN FRANCISCO April 15 The New York Yankees will face the Red Sox without Joe DiMaggio who may not travel by train or plane and miss the opening game. Lou Gehrig will earn 59000, while DiMaggio’s desire for more pay and other players’ values are noted.
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Gossip From Baseball Camps and Exibitions
Charleton WV reports Sanitty Une Indian third baseman involved in a wild play as a man reached first safely. New York Giants’ Joe Moore struck behind the ear but not seriously hurt. Brooklyn Dodgers in Ebbet Field build belief Burleigh Grimes is settling in as a psychologiat. Dodgers win streak to five, meet Yankees Friday. Caruthersville MO Cardinals arrive for exhibition without Joe Medwick who sprained ankle. Medwick to St Louis to meet newborn son Joseph Mihesch Medwick Jr. Aaron Ohio Sharkey and Chief Baby Miller Florida fight result. Scranton PA Tony Rock defeated Sat Canam in Holyoke MA.
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