Jensen and Braun to headline April 25 benefit card
Promoter Leo Bloomberg of the American Legion aims to fund junior baseball with a boxing benefit in Huron on Wednesday April 25. Al Braun of Broadland and Jensen of Brute headline a 10-round bout, with six South Dakota middleweights on the card. Nick Zert may meet Chat Bucher in a semi windup, and Brauns last bout loss may influence his return. Four preliminaries are planned with full card details to follow.
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Huren
American Legion
Leo Bloomberg
American Legion Fisli
Bloomberg
Ase
Legion
Huron Fight
Legion Nomiter
South Dakota
al Braun
Broadland
Jenson
Brute
Bloombert
Zett
Nick Zert
Aberdeen
Huron
Vic Friese
Givrn
Chat Busher
Artesian
Bucher
Zerr- Friese
Zerr
Brauns
Seoop
Ing Hansen
Howard
Kid Chocolate Back in Ring Wins Over Wallace in San Francisco
Kid Chocolate regains form to defeat Frankie Wallace by ten round decision in San Francisco. The Cuban featherweight weighed 132 pounds to Wallace's 223, delivering a steady body attack and sharp jabs to claim his second win over Wallace, with a third round knockdown aiding the comeback.
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San Francisco
Kid Chocolate
Fishes
New York State Boxing Commission
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Reed
Wallace
Cuba
Chocolate
Derby Lotteries Warned Illegal Adults Operatives
Public warning issued by Col. Matt J. Winn president of the American Turf association declares Kentucky Derby lotteries and sweepstakes illegal and unconnected with Derby management. Winn warns buyers that tickets are a waste and vows prosecution against any use of the association name attempting to sponsor such schemes.
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Louisville
Matt J. Winn
American Turf Association
Colonel Winn
Winn
Churchill Downs
American Turfmen's Association
Petblic
Lake Byron to Meet Liggett All Stars Sunday
Lake Byron baseball players resume drills after weather delays as they prepare to face Liggett's All Stars on Yale diamond Sunday at 3 o'clock. Lake Byron, favored to win, aims to earn a berth in the James Valley League with managers meeting in Huron Saturday.
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Lake Byron
Liggett
All Stars
YALE
Huron
Lake By
James Valley
Huroo
New York
Middlewest
Seb Arnalf Heydler
Pennsylvania
Hallard
Plan Boxing Card To Finance Junior Baseball Program
Berkeley reports on optimistic plans to fund a junior baseball program while detailing track stars and comebacks. Noting performances by Kiesel and Anderson, and coach Hamilton’s aim to boost sprint times, the piece covers injuries, recovery, and potential rivalries shaping a strong season for California athletes.
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Brutus Hamilton
University of California
Bob Kiesel
George Andersen
Munson of Huron Tops Black Hills in State Tourney
In Watertown April 7 the state golden glove tourney opened with an even dozen knockouts among 26 bouts. Notable results include Huron’s Munson defeating Barnes in junior featherweight, and numerous first round knockouts across middleweight to welterweight divisions as 56 of 74 entries advanced past initial tests.
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Munson
Huron
Black Hills
Watertown
Metropolitan Theatre
Stoaight
Dick Habager
Madison
Emmet Redmond
Henry
Ferris Montgomery
Pac
Tela
Robert Lynch
Harold Rohde
Aberdeen
Dale Ohlin- Stead
Warren Grandell
de Gray
Walter Rutter
Gettysburg
Howard Anderson
Archie Tennis
Langford
Cecil Staggs
Sioux Falls
Everett Sorenon
Brookings
Robert Dufford
le Moyne
Gerald Yeager
Barnard
Casper Hagge
Yankton
George Dresselhuys
Hilleview
Lee Barrett
Lead
Baringer Kayoed
Nels Manson
Humboldt
Leslie Baringer
Tracksters Meet At Brookings With Intercollegiate Meet
Athletes from eight eastern South Dakota high schools will join the North Central intercollegiate meet at State college in Brookings on May 9. Participants include Watertown Harro Yankton Brookings Mitchell Aberdeen Madison and Sioux Falls with college entrants from North Dakota State State college of South Dakota University and Morningside college. Coach R H Threlfall of State college helped arrange the joint event expected to showcase many top performers and set marks.
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Brookings Brookings
Fastern
State College
Watertown
Haror
Yankton
Brookings
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Madison
Sioux Falls
University and State College of North Dakota
South Dakota State
South Dakota University
Morningside College
R. H. Threlfall
State Field
Tigers
Chrome
Notgniv
Wesleyan
Huron
Aberdeen Dakota
Beetween Huron College
Dakota Weseleyan University
Stewart A. Ferguson
Dakota
Mas
Opening Day Sparks Hopeful 1934 Baseball Campaigns
National and American leagues launch 1934 seasons with optimism for pennant races. Giants, Cubs, Pirates, Cardinals, Braves and Dodgers seen as contenders. Phillies, Reds, Reds and Browns projected lower. Polo Grounds hosts Giants vs Phillies. other openers set in Cincinnati St. Louis and Brooklyn.
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New York Giants
Leess
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Chuck Klein
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Bryoklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Cincinnati Reda
Polo Grounds
Kleinless Phillies
Jimmy Wilson
Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Ieries
Ed Holley
Cincinnati
Reds
Powell Cresley, Jr
Cubs
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Braves
Heb O'Farrell
Donie Bush
Jon Silas Johnson
Lon Warnecke
Stengel
Golf Swing Drill and Baseball Trade Rumors
An instructional note discusses starting the downswing with the left hand to avoid early wrist cock, then shifts to a sports brief about a busy open day with multiple MLB matchups. It mentions Babe Ruth, Sunday baseball in Philadelphia, Mickey Cochrane’s managerial debut, and a Detroit trade involving Jonathan Stone and Goose Goslin, plus lineup changes for Red Rolfe and Don Hefner. The overall tone blends golf guidance with a chaotic pre season baseball panorama and fan attendance estimates.
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Babe Huth
Philadelphia
Yankees
Athletics
Chicago
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
White Sox
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Jonathan Stone
Leon
Goose) Goslin
Feld
Joe McCarthy
Red Rolfe
Don Hefner
Avwings
Crowningshield Resigns Miller Post for Maple Tor
Miller April 17 Crowningshield resigns after two years as Miller high school athletics director to take a similar post at Maple Tor Ta. He leaves a record of teams among central South Dakota leaders in football and basketball. He previously coached at Mitchell high school and Illinois university earning early athletic honors and coaching roles.
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Miller
Crowningshield
Miller High School
Mapletor
South Dakota
Rustlers
Igurels
Macon
Milles
Mitchell High School
Joe Quintal
University of Illinois
Illinois
University of Jabineis
Fights Last Night and Baseball Rumors Stir 1930s Circles
Reports outline fights featuring Johnny Lucas and Teddy Yarosz with outpoints in several bouts. The piece surveys baseball team moves and manager changes including Stan Harris and Connie Mack parting with last December, new signees for the Red Sox and White Sox, plus Cleveland and Detroit boosts as experts foresee improved seasons.
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Miaml Fis
Johnny Lucas
Camden
N. J
Meyer Grace
Chicago
Canton
Ohio
Teddy Yarosz
Mermea
Tommy Rios
Wilmington
Del
San Francisco
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Bethlehem
Danny Devlin
Allemtown
Herry Kit Wallace
Philadelphia
Albany
Wny
Tony Rock
Scranton
Pece Gulotta
Brooklyn
Stanley
Bucky) Harris
Connie Mack
Thomas A. Yawkey
Bob Grove
Rube Walberg
Max Bishop
Basten
Detroit
Ball Park
Municipal Stadium
Mack
Hornsby
Browns
Scalpers And Tigers To Open Track Season Saturday
Huron high schools Scalpers and Tigers face early tests in a Triangular meet with Averneen and Clack as the season gets underway. Mitchell hosts Dakota Wesleyan in a later home and away series with Wesleyan.
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Huron
Parker
de Ietz
Aberdeen and
Clark High School
Tarker
Scnpers
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Mehiodisix
More Swimming Records Topple
Babe Ruth targets a 22nd season with the Yankees as he projects strong form and hopes for better pitching. Red Rolfe and Don Herfour may back a pennant bid while Bill Terry doubts Giants repeat. In Minneapolis, Washington Athletic Club swimmers set multiple American records led by Yack Medica in the 400, 440, and 500 yard free events.
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Rob Cavagnarg
Associated Press Sports
New York
Pwafter
Babe
Ruth
Eve
Red Rolfe
Brooklyn
Col. Ruppert
Yankees
Yanks
Washington Senators
Rolfe
Don Herfner
Giants
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Chicago Cubes
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carl Hubbell
Minneapolis
Washington Athletic Club
Yack Medica
University of Washington
Washington D. C
Dawn Gilson Bstrom
Hazel Brookes
Doris Buckley
Olive McKean
Medica
Arne Borg
Anne Gavednik
Chisholm
Mack
Margaret Hoffman
Scranton
Mason-Dixon tennis grips Davis Cup hopes
Tennis fans monitor the Mason-Dixon tournament in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia as Frank Shiels and Lester Stoesen vie for the singles plate bowl and a potential Davis Cup nod. First round play began with rain postponing yesterday’s schedule to today.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. VA
Americ Yeas
Thannual Mason
Dixon
O Keefe to Lead Yale Cage Squad in 1934 35
At Yale high school eight basketball lettermen for the 1933 34 season were named led by captain elect Thad O Keefe. Recipients include G Boetel K Pratt T O Keefe E Kindt F Glanzer Arnold Hohm H Jazger and L Musolf with O Keefe chosen captain for 1934 35 season.
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YALE
Yale High School
G. Boetel
K. Pratt
T. O'Keefe
E. Kindt
F. Glanzer
Arnold Hohm
H. Jazger
L. Musolf
Kleinsasser
Thad O'Keefe
McKinley and Wilson Kittenballers Triumph in Interschool Play
McKinley won 20 to 9 against Jeffersons in the A division while Wilson BR division edged Lincolne 18 to 12 in a high scoring kittenball clash. Mohawk, N. C. notes Lou Ambers and Eddie Dempsey headlines. Paris dispatch cites Perama A Brown defending bantamweight crown against Francis.
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McKinley
Wilson Kittenballers
Wilson
Jeffersons
Mohawk
N. C
Lou Ambers
Providence
Tenched
Eddie Dempsey
Syracuse
Paris
France
Perama A Brown
Hewatais Francis
Italy
Non
Ati
Lampe Named Carroll College Coach and AD in Waukesha
Lampe, formerly Carleton College football coach and a member of the University of Wisconsin coaching staff, is appointed coach and athletic director of Carroll College Waukesha. He will assume duties September 1, succeeding Glenn Thistie Thwaite who moved to the University of Richmond.
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Lampe
Carroll College
Waukesha
Wis
Zimer A. Lampe
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
University of Wisconsin
Sta
Caroll College
Glenn Thistie Thwaite
University of Richmond
Richmond
Var
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Clark
Don Weiwarth
Jackie Bickett
Cecil Hidwell
Bon~ila High School
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Montreal
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Associated Press
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