Campaign To Improve Ball Park In Huron
Huron moves to field a city baseball team and improve Vine Park. Dr. F Saylor to head a Chamber of Commerce drive funded by advertising on a WPA built fence. WPA labor, grandstand seating, and a film campaign will boost local baseball, with teams in James Valley and North Central Leagues under Ross Gascoigne.
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Marvin Huphitt Hotel
Harry Liem
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Laurence Zieske
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WPA
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Ted Eusng
Teeys
Huron City
Ross Gascoigne
CCC
American Legion Junitar
Faulkion
Reyneld
Buffalo
Northwestern golf course set to open after repairs
Railroad course at Chicazo near Ro ark Lake will open April 25 after repairs by managers Owens and Byerly. A further week will finish six holes with weed cutting, fairway cleanup, and greens smoothing. Moisture values suggest improved grass growth for the season.
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Suraday
Huskies Face Test By California Bear
In Oakland California the Washington Huskies rowing crew meets the California Bears in a three mile clash on the estuary. More than 30 000 spectators expected as the coast rivals who were last years national champions and runners up match strokes for the seventh time since 1932. Washington as heavy favorite has beaten California on the coast every year since 1932. The three mile grind was set for the Pacific standard time.
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White Sox See Dixie Walker Break Through Injury Jinx
Dixie Walker, long plagued by injuries, shines for the Chicago White Sox as manager Jhanyy Dykes and owner Lou Comiskey express optimism. Walker hits a homer in a game with the Chicago Cubs, signaling a potential rebound after multiple arm surgeries and setbacks.
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Engelbretson Shifts To Left End On Creighton Line
Huron player Rey Engelbretson moves from right to left end during Creighton University spring drill to shore up the weakened left side. He has played in all scrimmages, excelling as blocker and receiver, as Coach Marchie Schwartz notes. Creighton drills run three weeks toward a May 3 game, with 60 candidates remaining and a tough schedule ahead.
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Marchie Schwartz
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Detroit
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Texas Tech
Irwin Tracksters Begin Practice At Erwin High
Coach Henry Haukan starts track practice in Erwin with a large group of boys. He says prospects are promising as several meets have already been arranged with neighboring schools.
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Erwin
Henry Hauckhan
Casey Defeats Wright in Straight Falls at Boston Meet
In Boston Steve Casey known as Crusher defeated Rube Wright in two straight falls. Other results list Rudy Ousek of North Bergen and Ned of Omaha with bouts against Eddie Mexico and an Ohio matchup clocking 26 31.
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Boston
Steve (Crusher) Casey
Ireland
Rube Wright
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North Bergen
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Rudy Ousek
Omaha
Ned
Eddie Mexico
Ohio
Milwaukee Brewers Open Season With 10 5 Win Over St Paul Saints
Milwaukee wheels past St Paul Saints 10 to 5 in the American Association opener. Al Milnar pitched the route for the Brewers, allowing nine hits as Otto Bluege hit a homer and Vernon Washington added power for Milwaukee. In other action, Minneapolis rallied for six in the third, while Louisville and Toledo faced rough early starts as Colonels suffered a lopsided defeat and Columbus and Indianapolis prepared to start play.
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al Milnar
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Vernon Washington
Saints
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Kansas City i
Ralph Kress
Lee Stine
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Foledo
George Coffman
Beaumont
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Chaplin Plans New Film After Birthday Break
Hollywood reports Charlie Chaplin, marking his 48th birthday, plans a new film project after returning from the Orient with Paulette Goddard and her mother. He will write, direct, and produce a Regency-based story featuring Goddard, while considering a straight comedy role without his iconic tramp costume. Rumors of Goddard being directed by Mrs Chaplin are unconfirmed. He is spending time writing, playing tennis, and fishing.
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Screen Ory
Baseball scores from yesterday across cities and colleges
Yesterday's results include Cincinnati 1, New York 0. Chicago 9, New York 4. Baltimore 7, Washington 6. Columbus 5, Rochester 4. Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis 4. Kansas City 4, Toledo 0. Brings recap of players Tauscher Peacock and Shafter in brief box scores.
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Breokivn Oy
New York
Chicago
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Hutchinson
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Famelatna
Washington
Georgetown
Binghamton
Nyp
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Rochester
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Miliwauken
Miliary
Brenzel
Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Peacock
Stine
Rightmond
Moore
Harsie
Toledo
Lawisville Gattman
Sorres
Wow
Vow
Shafter
Windy City Bowler Seizes Second in ABC Meet
Windy City Bowler, Cicaro’s team from Chicago, edged Behringer Diamonds of Buffalo to take second in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Krakow Furniture of Detol led five-man division with 2118, while Buffalo Keglers totaled 3086 for third. Virgil Gibbs and Nelson Burton previously led in doubles and all events.
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Krakow Furniture Co
Detol
Buffalo Keglers
Mid-West
Jerry Peck
Virgil Gibbs
Kansas City
Nelson Burton
Dallas
Tex
Gibbs
Opening season outlook for 1937 major league baseball
From New York to Philadelphia, experts predict a strong competitively and financially rich campaign. Opening day crowds may reach 250000 with seven game slate. injuries to DiMaggio Grove Foxx Carleton and others temper optimism but Yankees, Giants, Cardinals and Cubs look strong as the season starts in Washington, Boston and elsewhere.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Phillies
Bees
Boston
New York Yankees
Senators
Giants
Dedzers
Bray
Joe DiMagzio
Yars
Tex Carleton
Cubs
Jimmy Foxx
Tony Bridges
Tigers
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Stu Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Spring Exibitions Bring Surprises at Parks
News briefs from New York Philadelphia Washington Springfield and St Louis cover spring training notes including Lou Gehrig sidelined at Dodgers Yankes game Van Muenga strikeouts this spring and Ed Linke head injury anecdotes Yankees Athletics Phillies city series results Pirates Tigers rotations Cardinals Browns previews Red Sox Bees season opening plans and pitching assignments for multiple teams.
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Sportsman's Park
Cardinals
Browns
Paul Dean
Jack Knott
Olympians At Kansas Relays Highlight Record Prospects
Lawrence Kansas hosts the fifteenth annual Kansas relays with top marks anticipated. Nebraskas Sam Francis leads the shot put field, Hardin-Simmons Alton Terry aims for the javelin record, and the mile features Glenn Cunningham and Archie San Romani. Olympic teammates from 1936, San Romani defeated Cunningham in a recent indoor duel, while 19 schools compete in the university division and 27 in the college section including Occidental College vying for a top spot.
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Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Rivar Fenssant
San Romani
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Back Lovelock
New Zealand
Princeton
Emporia Teachers College
Texas
Neighborhood News: Local Social Visits and Club Gatherings
The Legion Auxiliary met at Catherine Halversons home to celebrate the organizations birthday with Bunée and refreshments. Local residents Wendel Somers and relatives were in Redfield, Aberdeen visitors were seen, and Lily and Mellette area residents visited or hosted family guests.
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Frank Summers
Redfield
Matt Crothy
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Aberdeen
Bernard Loperwell
Lily
Logeswell
FL Rawlinson
AL. Severson
Methodist Eadies
Birthday Club
Stela Rogers
Ning Place
Paul Hoffman
Jim Wy
Mellette
T.F. Dunn
Hugo Ford
Melletta
Emma Grandpre
Wilma
Local School and Family News Touching Mitchell and Yankton
Lane Mrs J and Heather show illness with some improvement while Lydia Laker visits family before resuming teaching at Vermillion High School. Gretchen and Gerald Thies return to Yankton College duties after a Mitchell weekend with P W Thies family. Carlton visited Im Lane over the weekend at John’s house.
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Heather
Lydia Laker
G. Laker
Geddes
Vermillion High School
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Gerald Thies
Yankton
Colege Ater
P. W. Thies
Mitchell
Gerald
Mrs. Carlton of
Pierry
Im Lane
the John
Mermaids End Indoor 1937 Tank Season In Chicago
William Weekes reports on the final night of the 1937 indoor national championships at Lake Shore A. C. The program features backstroke vacancy, top contenders Margie Smith and Arline Smith, and results in 10 yard backstroke breaststroke medley and diving events. Washington A. C. leads team standings with 28 points, Miami Beach and Lake Shore close behind as finals conclude.
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Chicago
Lake Shore
A. C. Peck
Sill Tost
Eleanor Hola Jarret
Lake Share
Smith
Margie Smith
Rawls
A.A. U
Marjorie Gestring
Los Antgeles
Katy Rawls
Miami Beach
Miss Rawls
Virginia Hopkins
Helina Tomska
Dusit
Miss
Miss Eckert
Doug Brennan
Providence
Washington
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Betty Gea
Elizabeth Ryan
New York
Jean Kolinski
Edith Pemberton
Lake Shore A. C
Fights Last Night Roundup From Coast to Coast
Radio notes report KO wins and decisions from California Kentucky Arizona Michigan and New York City. Sotica knocks out Die Leyway. Summons outpoints Puglisi. Bass outpoints Gallette in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Califf
Lou Sotica
Brooklyn
Fandie Leyway
Yura
Ariz
San Francisco
Marty Summons
Saginaw, Mich
Angelo Puglisi
New York City
Philadelphia
Beny Bass
Gene Gallette
Phildephia Ao
Weather outlook for Huron Vieining and surrounding regions
Forecasts show fair conditions tonight and Sunday with slight cooling in Huron Vieining. South Dakota and Iowa expect fair skies with cooler spells, Minnesota similar but generally fair with cooler nights. Chicago area outlook notes generally fair conditions early in the period with a chance of a shower midweek. temperatures near normal.
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Vieining
South Dakota
Chicago
Great Plains
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