Barber Signs and Golf Courses to Open in Huron
News from Huron details the Country Club signing Fred Barber as season pro who will supervise the Public Course and coach players, while the C and N W railroad course will reopen with at least six holes usable. Planned improvements include enlarging greens, adjusting holes, and preparing three courses for summer play, with opening dates weather dependent.
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Goodman Drives Through Mason-Dixon Semis at London
Johnnie Goodman of Omaha advances in the Mason-Dixon Golf tournament by defeating A. M. McNair of London 3 and 1 in the semi finals held at London W V. McNair, a top qualifier, ousted former Mason-Dixon champion F E G Livesy of Lewisburg 3 and 1. Other semis set feature Jack Davison of Longmeadow Mass and Page Hully of Washington former North South champion.
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Kennedy Gets Caled in Chicago Debut Chips
Kennedy, famed White Sox right hander who threw last season's only major league no hitter, prepared for his 199 unveiling against the St. Louis Browns. The rookie year marks a bold start at Comiskey Park following a standout Aug. 31 performance against the Indians.
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Northern Basketball League Adopts New Playoff Plan
The Northern Basketball League voted to adopt the Shaughtesvey playoff plan for the coming season. League president Herman White announced the result last night with five in favor and two opposed. two ballots had not yet been received.
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Scanty Clads Out At Lake Preston
Lake Preston April 16. With warmer weather track practice moves from indoors to field work. About 20 men train for an invitation meet at Bryant April 25. Coach Rider has five veterans Alyin Hegelund Leon Seip Herbert Bookie Olivier Jensen and Lloyd Johnson. Promising freshmen include Monroe Thomson McDougall and Nelson. Prospects not as strong as last year. Kingsbury County meet at Iroquoit not yet set. East Central Conference meet at Lake Preston May 3, regional at Brookings.
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A A U Ring Meet Advances to Second Round in Cleveland
In Cleveland on April 16 more than 100 youths pursued national AAU boxing glory after last night's first round, with 24 of 125 bouts ending in knockouts. Tonight's action will determine semi final berths and Olympic tryout prospects in Chicago.
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Davis Eyes Football Prospects at Rea Heights High
REE HEIGHTS April 16 Special With 11 lettermen returning for football at Rea Heights High School Coach Devin awaits anxious age to glimpse prospects for the 199 season drills underway There is speculation on long running football and whether track or baseball will be added depending on surrounding schools uptake.
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Indians Rally To Beat Tigers In Opening Tilt
Cleveland Indians overcome injury plagued spring to top the world champion Detroit Tigers 7 to 4. Bruce Campbell and Frankie Pytlak provide key hits as Campbell belts a homer and six other hits converge with timely hitting to spark the Indians.
Sykes Banned for Runout Act in Boxing Show
Chicago April 6. Boxer Sykes faces life suspension in Illinois and allied states after a late bout runout incident. He departed twice during the match against Ed Pastor, with Pastor winning by technical knockout in the sixth. Commission Chairman Triner will present a life ban recommendation pending hearings.
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Miller High School to Host Amateur Talent Show
Miller High School athletic department sponsors an amateur contest Friday night with over 30 entries from Miller grade and nearby districts. Tonight an eliminations round will trim acts to 20, featuring songs, instrumentals, readings, cowboy selections, tap dances and more. Program starts at eight.
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Baseball expansion seen in South Dakota leagues 1936 season
Garden City secretary F N Cosgrove reports South Dakota baseball leagues will begin play May 10 or 17 with most teams adopting a Sunday schedule through August for potential playoffs before Labor Day. He expects a larger state tournament and notes most last year’s leagues are returning with new leagues forming.
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Minnesota Rifle Captain Wins Intercollegiate Title
Robert Sandager of Lisbon N D was named national intercollegiate individual champion by the National Rifle Association. He scored 285 of 300 in the regional match at the University of Minnesota on April 4, reported by coach Ernest R. Mylie.
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RHEE St Paul and Columbus Team Names Listed
In the summary of the event, Spencer, Fette, Herring, Fenner, Cox, Copeland, Hurley, Macon and Cher vinko are named among players. The roster appears to reflect a match or tournament with these individuals as participants.
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Home Run Start Lifts Early American Association Sluggers
Chicago reports opening week action as eight players already total nine homers. Jack Winsett of Columbus leads with two, joined by Nick Cullop Bob Fenner Rosenthal Chet Laabs Harry Davis Goodwin Rosen and Charlie George with one each. Rosen’s homer powered Louisville past Milwaukee while Walter Tauscher guided Minneapolis to a 5 4 win over Toledo. Phil Page helped Indianapolis hold six hits as Kansas City earned a shutout 6 0 victory. Eddie Muarsman added four singles in the Ranges Chir attack.
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