Don Hurst Sparks Phillies Hope For Pennant
Herb Barker notes Don Hurst could lift the Phillies as Ron Hurst grows into a driving force. The Phils beat the Athletics in the city series and toppled the Giants 7 6 with Hurst homering with bases loaded in the eighth. Hack Wilson hit his first homer for Brooklyn as Dodgers won 2 0. Cards edged Pirates 9 7 in St Louis as Lon Warneke allowed seven runs in four innings.
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Ged
Burt Shotter
Phildies
Ron Hurst
Hurst
Shotton
Phillies
Athletics
Phils
New York Giants
Hack Wilson
Cording
Bill Clark
Tom Zechary
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardingla
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Lon Wameke
Cincinnati
Chicago
Banned camouflage bat used by Goslin sparks protest
The famed camouflaged bat designed by Willis Johnson of the St. Louis Browns was banned in the opening Browns vs White Sox series after umpire Rocy Geiser and AL president William Harridge backed the ruling. Goslin, involved in the dispute, collected three hits with a regulation bat.
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Willis Johnson
St. Louis Browns
Goose Goslin
Browns
White Sox
Rocy Geiser
American League
Wowam Harridge
Goslin
Goatin
First Annual Huron Checker Tourney Draws 31 Entries
Thirty one players from central South Dakota signed up for the first annual checker tournament sponsored by the Huron Knights of Columbus in Huron. Deadline set for April 23 with no entry fee. registration to Nick Koppert at Palace Barber Shop. The event awards an engraved silver cup and a second prize, open to players within 30 miles, with rounds at the Knights hall and rules detailing divisions, eliminations, and semi finals scheduled for April 23 and 24.
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Central South Dakota
Huron
Huesgen
Knights of Columbus
Farnest Wood
John R. Hofer
D. L. Hilton
H. A. Ferris
Ernest B. Lott
Harold Lott
Ralph Dickson
Guy Arrow
W. L. Matlock
H. Johnson
WN. B. Certson
Nels Oslund
E. H. Snow
G A. Cumerford
S. F. Snediger
Dan Snedigar
M. Glantex
Henry Lehr
A. A. Lewis
Parkhurst Wood
Oscar Edd
F. X. Masseth
Hal Busse
Daniel Oslund
Z. P. Walsh
Nick Ropper
T. £. Bancroft
LeRoy Darling
Binodgood
Davidson
James A. Cameron
Checker
Firty Miles
Nick Koppert
Palace Barbershop
Beadle County Conference Chooses Track Meet Site
F C Cam of Virgil secretary of the Beadle county conference league announced the pending selection for the first annual track and field meet. Huron has been mentioned as a possible site but no decision will be made until Monday night. Members include Virgil Cavour Wolsey Wessington Hitchcock Bonilla and Huron seconds. turnout and entries were not finalized.
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F.C. Cam
Virgil
Huron
Carn
Cavour
Wolsey
Wessington
Hitchcock
Bonilla
Madison Legion Plans Countywide Buddies Party
Madison post of the American Legion hosts the county biggest meeting with Dutch lunch at 7 pm and a story telling contest at 8 pm where each post selects one member to tell four stories. First and second place merchandise prizes are offered. At 9 pm the men hear the NBC radio program with National Commander Stevens and Redy Vallee, followed by a midnight theatre show featuring events from the last Legion convention.
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Madison Legion
Madison
Madison Post
American Legion
NBC
Stevens
Redy Vallee
Inal Fiveereel Sound Fim
Lacs Post
Mann And Carr Draw On Sioux City Card
In Sioux City last night Ray Mann from Sioux City and Kid Carr of Ottumwa fought eight rounds to a draw in middleweights. The bout was slow at times as both tradesmen respected the others power. Welterweight Bob Foster of Madison outpointed Ben Slater of Sioux City in six rounds. Johnny Larmibert of Sioux City stopped Diramy Maddin of Kansas City in the third with a solid right to the jaw after two eight counts.
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Maddin
Groton annexes fourth straight win in rough tilt
Groton High defeated Andover 19 to 4 on Thursday on the focal diamond. Groton pitcher Falk struck out seven and allowed five hits, while Gibbs earned the battery. Norris and Ross worked for Andover with seven Groton hits. rough play marked the game except for notable Haze running in spots.
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Groton High
Groton
Andover
Falk
Gibbs
Grotar
Norris
Ross
Chess Tournament Rules Preserve Fair Play and Pace
The rules specify forty additional moves allowed for each player and limit thinking time to two minutes per move. Touching a checker counts as a move and jumps must be completed. Disruptive behavior leads to forfeiture, referees’ decisions are final, and players at one table may not interfere with others.
Scalper Trackmen Seek Positions On Squad In Mitchell Meet
Huron college athletes open their 1992 season at Mitchell facing Dakota Wesleyan Augustana College and Southern Normal in a practice meet. With time trials scarce, coaches gauge emerging talent as freshmen fill most spots and eight upperclassmen lead the delegation in this first bid.
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Mitchell
Huron
Dakota Wesleyan
Southern Normal
Augustana
South Dakota
Huron College
Searon
Mitchell Gelds
Augustana College
Deach Hell
Aspirarts
Frankdom
Martin
Lamb
Dukelow
Powers
Terpstra
Filby
Lewis
Lucas
Freshmer
Youel
Gaze
Morrison
Chase
Lowdog
Harbert Livingstone
Sams
Echulta
Frederick
Dayfg
Butz
Standings Roundup American Association Baseball Results
Milwaukee defeats Toledo 11 to 5 while Kansas City beats Columbus 7 to 4. St Paul tops Louisville 6 to 5 and Minneapolis edges Indianapolis 5 to 4 in the same standings column.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston SC
New York
Washington
Detroit
Fordadelphiaz
Cleveland
Louisa
le Bogan
St Paul
ADAO
Associated Press
National League
Brooklyn Planehouse
Spohrer
Har- Zechary
Grave
Clark
Lopez
Hales
Grabowski
Grove
Pipsras
Mahaffey
Iroquois Cagers Receive Letters
Iroquois high school held a special assembly to award letters to basketball players, with two girls and nine boys earning monograms. Despite a tough season and only partial conference success, the Chiefs showed progress, upsetting De Smet in district finals after losses in Kingsbury county play.
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Iroquois
Troquois High School
Valdez
Kingsbury
de Smet
Chiefs
Schmeling Refuses Exhibition Spar At Fort Monroe Arena
About 500 fans were refunded after heavyweight champion Aurilie Ur-Max Schmeling refused to spar at Fort Monroe Va last night. The crowd, too small to proceed, caused the cancellation and the champion did not enter the theater when informed of the slight.
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Schmeling
Fortress Monroe
Aurilie Ur
Max Schmeling
Virgil High Baseball Opens Season With Win
Virgil High opened the baseball season with a 10 to 9 victory over Tulare High in a game played here yesterday. The contest was bitterly fought and the outcome remained in doubt until the final inning.
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Virgil High
Virgil
Virgil High School
Tulare High School
A A Sluggers Go On Rampage in Early Baseball Action
CHICAGO April 16 17 American Association batsmen opened an open season as pitchers shift to batters. Eight clubs restarted play and 18 pitchers were in action with 3 hits and 30 errors noted. Louisville beat St Paul 6 to 5 for its fourth straight win as Colonels chased Van Atta from the mound and tied the trip with a late rally. Todt hit a homer for the Seints and the season began amid a flurry of runs and pitching turnover.
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Chicago
Hickey
Ningrapolis
St Paul
Tolkede
Columbus
Louisville
Todt
Homer
Clyde Hatter
Red Sox and Giants Open Junior High Diamondball League
Six teams in the new junior high diamondball intramural league begin Monday at the State Fairgrounds diamond west of the machinery hall. Red Sox face Giants in the opener at 4 29 p.m. with Aces and Cardinals set for Tuesday. rules vary from base stealing to forfeit conditions and a 7 inning official game, with standings decided by winning percentage.
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Red Sox
Giants
Anh
John Bangerter
Coning Cf
Onen
Bob Kuni
Max Buchanan
State Fairgrounds
Aces
Billy Busch
Cardinals
Noel, Seckness
Oither
Cubs
Albert Mahoney
Renn 7Gnsman
Diamond Stars and Pitching Feats Highlight Major League Play
AP notes multiple standout performances across teams: Jim Colins doubled twice and homer off Pirates pitching for the Cardinals. Lon Warnecke scattered Reds for an 8-2 Cubs win. Don Hurst belted a bases loaded homer in the eighth to beat the Giants 7-6. Hack Wilson homered with two on to top the Braves. Carey Selph lined a bases loaded single to defeat the Browns. Earl Whitehill held Cleveland to three hits for the Tigers. Monte Weaver blanked the Red Sox in his first major league start. Additional names appear among players and captains listed in the fragment.
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Associated Press
Jim Colins
Cardinals
Pirate
Lon Warnecke
Cubs
Reds
Don Hurst
Phillies
Giants
Hack Wilson
Dodgers
Braves
Carey Selph
White Sox
Browns
Earl Whitehill
Tigers
Cleveland
Monte Weaver
Senators
Red Sox
Present Champion Faces Charges Of Running a Ringer
Associated Press report from Chicago outlines charges connected to a purported ringer in boxing. General John V. Clinnin of the National Boxing Association opened an inquiry after a Toronto match allegedly involved Dempsey. The investigation traces back to a November 1950 Columbus, Mississippi event tied to a Dempsey Day celebration and disputed unpaid bills.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Deanesey
Max Schmeling
National Boxing Association
Dempsey
Toronto
Canada
John V. Clinnin
In NB. A
Selmeling
George Pantaburgh
Pittsburgh
Clinning
Canadian Boxing Federation
Columbus
Miss
Mississippi State Boxing Commission
N. B.A. Dempsey
Leonard Sacks
Lake Preston Opens 1932 Track Season with Three Veterans
Lake Preston launches its 1932 track and field season with a squad of 25 heading to De Smet for a quadrangular. Coach Smith's squad features three lettermen: Morgan, Keith, and Nelson, with Miller from East Central conference a standout absence. The schedule includes quadrangles at De Smet and Lake Preston, plus conference meets at Lake Preston and Brookings, with a dual meet against Arlington on April 23.
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Lake Preston
de Smet
Lake Preston High School
Willow Lake
Gabe Preston
Smith
Morgan
Keith
Nelson
Miller
Jed
Kid
Supp
Eric
Blow
Adams
Deli Rapids
Dakota Relays
Brookings
Sime
Sioux Falls
Arlington
Wolves Look To Campbell As A'd Aherdeen Track Hopefuls
Northern State Teachers college coaches expect a strong Wolves track team led by R N Campbell with Art Campbell from Huron and Ken Crawford among stars. The squad features dash specialists Hansen Keegan Crawford, distance runners Godderz and Marquis, pole vaulters DeVang and Gorder, jumpers Keegan Haron Wright, and weight men including Leland and Wolters. First meets include a triangular at Huron on April 23 and Jamestown on April 30. The Alabama mile record holder remains intact for another season.
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Aherdeen
Northern State Teachers College
R. N. Campbell
State College Conference
Wolves
Sbi
Northern
Art Campbell
Huron
Campbell
Kenneth Crawford
Karl Hansen
Bernie Keegan
Hansen
Leland
Bugs Hansen
Keegan
Marquis
Godderz
Crawford
Jederberg
Ramnbow
Guy De-Vang
Mobridge
George Gregerson
Madison
Burt Ayres
Haron
Shorty Wright
Fi le
Wright
Wutwood
Gaorder
Galster
Wolters
Scherf
Bell
Gorder
Huron College
Dakota Wesleyan
Northern Connecting
Jamestown College
Jamestown
Russell Confirmed as Lead Bet for Olympic 400 Meters
University of Mic track captain Russell appears as top contender for the Olympic 400 meters, boasting two Big Ten indoor titles. English hurdler Lord David Burghley faces competition from Joseph Simpson, a policeman and rival contender. Thirty men entered the heat for the coaching post vacated by Johnny Armstrong at Columbia College in Dubuque Iowa.
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Russell
Ed Russell
University of Mic
Pacific Coast
David Burghley
Joseph Simpson
Johnny Armstrong
Co Ambia College
Dubuque
Iowa
Boxing card results from across the nation
In Grand Rapids Maxie Tisse enbloom of New York defeated Stanley Wellise of Muskego. Sie Schmidt of Grand Herids defeated die Haverlak of Pittsburgh. In Sioux Falls D Ray Manny of Bronx City and Kid Carr drew. In Ban Diego Paulie We of New York outpointed Cowboy Ch Cobh with a close decision.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Maxie Tisseenbloom
New York
Stanley Wellise
Muskego
Sie Schmidt
Grand Herids
Die Haverlak
Pittsburgh
Sioux Falls
D—Ray Manny
Bronx City
Kid Carr
Taedrew
Ban
Diego
Cal
Paulie We
Ban Diag
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Herbert W. Barker
Boston Braves
S. Robert Fuchs
Emil Fuchs
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Judge Fuchs
Rollins
Connie Mack
Rollins Athletic Field
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Farvo
Pear Titmnote Farm
Borenu Thin Amare
Fair Grounds
Bangerter
Huron City
Funline High School
Bob Kunl
Alvan Devick
Glen Bauman
Howard Saylor
Gerald Snedigar
Gene O'Connor
O. F. Jacobson
Leo Hyde
Eugene Murphy
Richard Jand
George Beerman
Kendall Stricksland
Keith Conner
Elmer Beerman
Bertram Judson
Jamen Sorenson
New Teucher
Ben Whorton
DeVere Williams
Wilbur Spiller
George Schrader
Jus
Gilbert
Pier
Marlyn Diekhoff
Everett Lofery
Melvin Johnson
Cee Crawford
Robert Whitney
Renn Kinsman
Lyle Paulson
Kenneth Sich
Grant Pasel
William Smith
Robert Sheeks
Harold Heyer
Wesley Meyers
Leonard Miebrugge
Gene Theimer
LeRoy Haberman
Jack Colton
Allén Oviatt
Leroy Gilloth
George Panka
Mississipi
By Charles Dunkley
Vets
Cordh Smith
North Carolina University
Northern Normal
University of Alabama
Lize
Scheur
Joyce
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