Spirit Of Optimism Prevails In Opening Day Outlook
Washington Senators and Boston Red Sox open the 1933 season as early frontrunners with optimism running high nationwide. Giants and Senators favored in pre season, while Yankees and Cubs loom as potential threats and multiple clubs reshuffle rosters for a closer pennant race.
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New York
Labessx
Washington
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Powel Crosley, Jr
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Jeaque Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Tigers
Bucky Harris
Red
Gus Manmmso
Hughey Critz
Chicago
St Louis
Boston
Cubs
Chuck Klein
Red Lucas
Cardinals
Buster Mills
Paul Dean
Braves
Rabbit Marnville
Yankee
Keystone
Red Rolfe
Don Heffner
Johnny Stone
Goose Goslin
Letty Groves
Cland
Indians
White Sox
George Ramshaw
al Sim-ous
Benators
St. Luis
Cleveland
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Reorganization Of James Valley Loop To Be Discussed Saturday
James Valley baseball league plans a potential 1994 reorganization as managers meet in Huron at 7 pm to decide if the circuit will operate this summer. President James Smith of Yale calls the session at the Tredway and Liem shop. last season’s teams and divisions may be adjusted for the new campaign.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Jim Hed
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Heror
Senators
Clark Griffith Stadium
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Giants
Jerge
James Valley
James F. Smith
Yale
James Valley Baseball League
Huron
Nex
James ¥. Smith
Tredway and Liem Sport
Strerg
Jamey Valley
Woonsocket
Ion
Buffalo
Rothei
Lake Byron
Bonilla
Hitchock
Bloomfield
Huron Avenues
Bancroft
Huron K
Virgil
Sand Creek
Sand
Senators and Red Sox prepare for revised lineups in game
Earl Whitehill slated to start for the Senators with Bob Weiland likely subbing for Grove as Moe Berg backs Moe behind the plate. Washington fields Bluege with glasses, Stone replacing Goslin, while Boston boosts youth with Julius Solters Reynolds and Judge in the outfield. The Senate face a tougher, balanced foe as the league enters a fresh pennant chase amid congressional recess.
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Earl Whitehill
Giants
Senators
William Harridge
Grove
Suocther
Robert Moses Grove
Boston
Bob Weiland
Rick Ferrell
Jonathan Stone
Goose Goslin
Red Sox
Julius Solters
Carl Reynolds
Rey Johnson
Joe Judge
Sox
Bucky Harrix
Max Bishop
A’s
Hill Werber
Buck Walters
Yankees
Senate
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Hishop
Werber
Judge
Johnson
Reynolds
Senators Rally For Opening Day Amid Showers
Washington owner Clark Griffith said the American League opener with the Red Sox would be played if possible despite intermittent showers and overcast skies. A canvass covering keeps the infield dry and officials would decide by 7 p.m. if continuing rain cancels. The weather bureau forecast called for showers.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Boste Red Sox
Griffith
Weather Bureau
Coyotes Track Faces Tough Season Under Coach Hay
At the University of South Dakota in Vermillion coach Rube Hay faces a lean season as nearly all top point scorers graduate. Veterans Lyle Dyson and Toad Evérett lead a light squad with limited newcomers. Newcomers must rely on field and weight events while sprinters and distance runners fill in the rest. Drake Relays April 27 and Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls are the upcoming meets with few other dates listed.
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He University of South Dakota
Rube Hay
Coyotes
Lyle Dyson
Salem
Toad
Evérett Vermillion
George March
Vermillion High School
Vernon McCann
Tyndall
Leonard Sherwood
Mitchell
Melvin
Marvin McNickle
Doland
Julius
Bernard
el Paint
Wil
Coyote
University
Drake
Sioux Falls
Frankfort Trackmen Win Meet At Tulare
Frankfort high school track team coached by Hutchinson traveled to Tulare to face Tulare in a dual meet. Frankfort won 63 32 to 35 74, placing in all events except the football throw. Chase won the 440 yard dash and mile, A Johnson took first in the 100 yard dash 22 1/2 yard dash high jump broad jump and was runner up in the shot put.
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Frankfort
Tulare
Hutchinson
Chase
A. Johnson
Scores and standings from yesterday’s games various teams
Yesterday’s results include Cleveland A 5 New York ON 4 New York A 4 Brooklyn 1 2 Detroit A 7 Cincinnati OF 4 Boston A 10 Boston CY 3 Philadelphia A 4 Philadelphia Y 2 Pittsburgh ON 11 Louisville AA 9. The article notes the 40th anniversary of Martin Luther’s Bible translation.
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Cleveland
New York
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Martin Luther
New Men Show Potential for Rabbits in Scrimmage
Brookings April 36 Early spring football scrimmage reveals several new players may boost South Dakota State University prospects next fall. Threlfall and Herling test multiple halfbacks to fill Cleo Terry’s vacancy. Leo Delan and Wesley Kibbe show speed and defense. Frandsen and Barber compete for quarterback and fullback spots as others like Lassen and Thoreson push for line roles.
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Brookings
Hibbe
Wesley Kibbe
Mobark
Jon
Threlfall
Terry
Hugh Frandsen
Plankinton
State College
Frandsen
Sa Kramer
Kramer
Weight Wright
Mark Barber
Alpenz
Ralph Lassen
Aurora
Lue Fichal
Tyndall
Robert Thoreson
Pierre
Alred Arndt
Spring
Flola
Minn
Arndt
Halvorson
Kenneth’ Halvorson
Canton
Wallace Diehl
Mitchell
Diehl
Izzie Ginsberg
Boston
Kirkaldy, Pioneer Golf Figure, Dies
Andrew Kirkaldy, famed pro of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in St Andrews, Scotland, died at 74. Known as the dean of professional golf, he limited duties to an armchair on the 18th in recent years, yet still offered encouragement at major events. He is survived by his widow, a son and three daughters.
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Kirkaldy
St, Andrews
Scotland
Andrew Kirkaldy
St Andrews
Grade School K B ball Teams Nab Victories
Grade school kittenball teams won most inter-school games despite disrupted schedule from bad weather. Lincoln and McKinley 4A teams posted easy victories with Lincoln A beating Washington A 17 6 and McKinley A defeating Wigan A 14 0. One B game Friday ended 8 8 with McKinley ten earning the draw.
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Lincoln
McKinley
Lincoln’s
Washington “A's
Wigan
Beegt Ae
State Amateur Boxing Tournament Opens in Watertown
The Golden Gloves tournament starts at 8 pm at the Metropolitan theater Watertown with 74 amateur boxers from across the state. Local Legion leaders and James Mann helped secure Watertown as the site. weigh ins at 2 pm will determine matchups. Hills regionals and Vermillion entrants add to the cards. Munson and Theimer qualified from Gettysburg though Theimer is not competing.
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Watertown
Metropolitan Theater
Watertown Legionnaires
Legion
James Mann
State Legion
Sioux Falls
Vermillion
Harry ‘T. Kenney
West River
Lead
Sturgis
Rapid City
Mathews Lof Flandreau
Munson
Billy Munson
Huron
George Theimer
Gettysburg
Theimer
Rural Schools to Hold Yale Track Meet and Kittenball
Real Schools from nine townships including Lake Byrors Milfard Barrett Sons Liberty Foster Valley Cavour and Banner will compete at Yale school grounds on Saturday April 21. Events start with 9 30 am races broad jump and high jump for boys and girls in four groups and a 1 30 pm kittenball tournament. Medals ribbons kittenball and a banner will be awarded to top entrants and the most points winning rural school. Local sponsors include Carl Garding Glen Foote Paul Ronspeiss James Funk Emmett Welsh E Maass and others.
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Yale
Lake Byrors
Milfard
Barrett, Sons
Liberty
Foster
Valley
Cavour
Banner
Carl Garding
Glen Foote
Paul Ronspeiss
James Funk
Emmett Welsh
E. Maass
J. Be.keefe
Musolf & Co
FE. O. Vondracek
Wm. Gaughran
W. Bogh
Lloyd Gribble
Andrew Kigin
Sasser
H. H. Moon
Endeavour Yacht Launch Pillars Britain’s Cup Hope
The cup challenger Endeavour was launched in Portsmouth England on April 16 and will carry Britain’s hopes across the seas as the America's Cup challenger.
Runyan Sets Up Scoring Record
Runyan tops winter scoring with 4,356 shots in 82 rounds, averaging 21.65 per 18 holes. Olin Dutra and Willie Hunter posted better 72s in fewer rounds, while Ky Laffoon led 54-round averages. Harry Cooper, Denny Shute, Johnny Reyes, and Harton Smith also appear among top earners.
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New York
Mexico
Als
Runyan
Gomers Association
Olin Dutra
Gay Caballero
Los Angeles
Willie Hunter
Goslin Injured May Miss Season Opener
Detroit Tigers star left fielder Goose Goslin was hit by a throw from catcher Lombardi in a game with the Cincinnati Reds. He suffered a nose injury and hemorrhage, was taken to Good Samaritan hospital, with officials saying the nose is not believed broken, potentially sidelining him for the opener with the Chicago White Sox.
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Cincinnati
Goose Goslin
Detroit Tigers
Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Goslin
Good Samaritan Hospital
Association Clubs Strive To Heed Off Columbus Champs
The piece previews the 1933 baseball league season, noting financial fixes and managerial changes. Columbus aims to defend its title, losing ace pitchers Bill Lee and Paul Deen, while Minneapolis relies on Joe Hauser and pitching, and Milwaukee strengthens under St Louis Browns talent.
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Amerisen Asroce
Columbus Red Birds
Grinjing
Johnny Kling
Keyser
Louisville
Donnie Bush
Minneapolis
Cincinnati Reds
Dave Bancroft
al Milwaukee
al Sotheran
Louisville Pilot
St Louis
Brewers
Kansas City
Roger Pettinpaugh
Cleveland
Blues
Bob Coleman
Beaumont
Nick Allen
Emmett McCann
St. Paul
St. Louis Cardinal
Columbus
Red Birds
Bill Lee
Paul Deen
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Joe Hauser
Indianapolis
Frank Sigafoos
Kateman
Milwaukee
St. Louis Browns
Toledo
Hal Trosky
Ralph Winegarner
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Associated Preas Sports Writer
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D. U
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Cinder Path
South Dakota
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Goto
Herbert W. Blaser
Press
Sports Wester
Association
Hickey
Donie Lush
Minneapolis Beath
William Weee
Caswouimed Press
Raglan
Calmenson
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