Four-area track teams set for opening meet in Huron
Huron, Watertown, Aberdeen and Redfield high schools clash in the first interscholastic track meet of the season at a college venue starting at 1 45 PM. Key Hurons Youel Collin Abel Christian Jund iag Nelson pace the lineup with events across sprints distance hurdles relays and field events. Aberdeen brings Neudigate and May while Redfield fields Du Bois Bastian Waite Larsen Hopkins Tubandt Clark and others as coach Holgate assembles a 15-man squad for the quadrangular contest.
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Huron
Aberdeen
Watertown
Redfield
Tromins
Costh Comer
Tiges
Youel
Collin
Abel
Christian
Jundiag
Nelson
Tiger
Coffey
Eames
Christian Abel
Sherman
Youet
Hart
Orcutt
Frost
J. St
J. Sherlock
Taylor
Boyle
Sherlock
Orcut
Orcuit
Lundblad
Colin
Wouel
Chri Xouel
Niermeyer
Bennett
Eagle
Ray Neudigate
George May
Daubenberger
iXeegan
Siewert
Olsen
Roger Birds@ré
Holgate
Pheasant School
du Bois
Bastian
Waite
Larsen
Hopkins
Tubandt
Clark
E. Clark
D. Hopkins
B. Dunn
E.clark
G. Larsen
D. du Bois
Dunn
Cope
Freeburg
Duon
Warner
Frederick
Wishard
Nufer
Track Meet Schedule with Prelims and Finals
The page lists an athletics schedule with events and times for preliminaries and finals. Events include 100 yard dash 220 yard low hurdles pole vault discus high jump shot put broad jump javelin 880 yard run half mile relay and 3 mile with various time slots and final rounds.
Scalpers Face Wesleyan Meet With Key Absences
Coach Bell takes a lean squad to Mitchell to meet Dakota Wesleyan as several leading hurdlers and scorers cannot compete. Lucas may join late if possible, Cordova and Davis are out with injuries, and captain Namminga’s entries are uncertain. Dukelow returns to bolster limited hurdles effort as Bell lists 17 runners for the dual.
Colonels Lead A. A. Flag Race
In Chicago the Colonels beat Milwaukee 5 to 3 as eight clubs opened the American Association schedule. John David drew nine walks to spark the Colonels while St Paul topped Milwaukee 12 to 7 and Toledo defeated Minneapolis 5 to 0 before weather delayed further action.
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William. Wezkes
Chicago
American Association
Kanzas
City Blues
Indianapolis
Weenie
Hines
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Anes
Brewers
Colonels
John Bavid
Hs Hus
Senators
Macre
Mudhens
Minneapple
The
Millers
Pierre Baseball Park Organizes Youth League
Pierre base ball fans form a special organization and lease railroad ground east of the high school for athletic events. The introduction notes a grand stand and local youth participation with scores mentioned as 48 to 60 in a game between SBM and Owaha outpointing Red McDowia Bucraimesito.
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Pierre
Ball Park
Will
Bell - Park
EAL Nation
Bucraimesito
Big Ten Baseball Race Opens Tomorrow
Chicago April 1 The western conference opens its chase for the 190 baseball title with games on two fronts. Teams resume action as Ray Fisher leads the lineup against a Big Ten foe in Bloom.
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Chicago
Ray Fisher
Golf swing secrets spark envy and self critique
Golf writer recalls studying Horton Smith to fix his own game after copying the early swing move that kept the club head low. He argues a straight back swing brought better iron and wood contact, citing 1998 Geékmoot national open scores and Oakmont trouble as proof. He credits Smith while revealing personal jealousy and professional guidance.
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Horton Smith
Smith
Oakmont
NEA Service, Inc
Thomas To Head State Racketmen
BROOKINGS April 18 Eton Flandreau elected president of the South Dakota State College tennis team with Prof Ralph L Patty chosen as coach for the North Central conference tournament May 23 24. Captain Thomas Korte Riggs Stone City Raymond Glenny Timber Lake and Marvis Williams Artesian form last year’s nucleus as Patty aims to mold a winning squad. An inter divisional meet is planned with the campus courts well used amid spring practice.
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Lows State Tollage
Yrucleus
T. C. Kaeper
State College
State’ College
NeDie Kendall
Stars Shine In Slugfest Across Big Baseball Cards
Yesterday The Associated Press reports Larry French pitched for the Pirates as they beat Red 7 to 1. Allen hit a home run and Meu added a single. Riggs Stephenson of the Cubs homered and doubled twice in three at bats. Earl Whitehill pitched for the Tigers in a separate game.
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Preas
Larry
French
Pirates
Gande
Red
Allen
Meu
Riggs Stephenson
Cubs
Earl Whitehill
Tigers
Bunny Tracksters Prep for Tough Schedule at State College
Bunny Tracksters, coached by Bert Ekberg, brace for a dense slate through May 3 including Drake relays in Des Moines and Dakota relays in Sioux Falls. Chief performer Weert Englemann leads defense of his 23 title with plans for javelin and relay events, before inter-divisional meets at State College on May 10 and a regional high school meet.
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Bert Ekverg
Des Moines
Weert Englemann
Ekberg
Sioux Falls
T. C. Kusper
State College
South Dakota
North Dakota
Iowa
Nebrast
Minnesota
University of South Dakota
Vermillion, Et
Mitchell Forms D Ball League in Mitchell
Mitchell organized a diamond ball league on Tuesday night at city hall to plan a ten team season with future managers and officers elected. H. G. Scharnwebber was named president W. A. Hail vice president and L. Vail treasurer with committee chairs set for organization grounds finance umpire and publicity. Opening dates were discussed with May 1 as a possible start and each team to play others at least twice.
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Mitchell
H. G. Scharnwebber
Mitchell League
W. A. Hail
L. Vail
M. ‘V.’ Aplin
Pete Gunn
Thompson
Pete Fiemer
D. F
A. F. Scharnweber
H. G. Scharnweber
Hamburger
J. c. Penney& Company
Northwestern Public Service Company
American Legion
Cosmopolitan Club
Gamble ‘Store
Milwaukee Railroad Western Chevrolet Company
Evening Republican
Big Ten Tracksmen Set to Defend Kansas Relays Laurels
Lawrence Kan April 4 Two Big Ten schools Purdue and Ohio State will not be represented at the Kansas university relays as the western conference hopes to defend five of six university class relays and four of ten events. Last year Malingis won the 440 and the four mile relay and Lee Sentman clocked 15.3 seconds in the high hurdles. Sentman competes again this year. Chicago won the two mile relay and Michigan the distance medley. Indiana’s R M Leas ran 3 08 in the meter run. Northwestern’s Permiss took the broad jump and Warne tied for first in the pole vault with Minnesota’s Otterness with a meet record.
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Lawrence
Kan
Falb
Herve
Kansas University
Purdue
Ohio State
Mlingis
Lee Sentman
Timbers
Sentman
Chicago
Michigan
R. M. Leas
Indiana
Permiess
Northwestern
Tom Warne
Otterness
Minnesota
Horton Smith Tests 35 Clubs Ahead of European Campaign
In Joplin Missouri Horton Smith, a rising golf professional, tests 35 constructed clubs at Oak Hill Golf Club. The set includes five drivers, three brassies, 25 irons with two unique Smith designs named No. 53 and No. 44 iron, aimed at forming weapons for his summer invasion of Europe.
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Joplin
Oak Hill Golf Club
Horton Smith
Europe
Eugh
Smith
Early 1930s MLB season opens with limited heavy hitting
Ten games escaped rain and cold with little power hitting while several pitchers dominated. Lloyd Brown and Lester Sweetland held opponents to few hits, Larry French shut down Cincinnati, and Whitehill led Detroit with strong hurling. Cleveland’s Indians fell to Chicago as Chicago White Sox won 10 innings.
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Lloyd Brown
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Lester Sweetland
Miladelphia Nationals
Ainst Brooklyn
Larry French
Pittsburgh
Cimcinnati Redz
Pirates
Eppa Rixey
Ethan Allen
Cincinnati
Earl Whitehill
Detroit
Plane
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Browns
Cardinals
Whitehill
Tigers
Sin
Marty McManus
Dale Alexander
Chicago
Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Charley Grimm
Malone
St. Louis Cardinals
Riggs
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
D W U Women Name Margaret Mather Head
MARGUERITE Mather of Mitchelk elected president of the Women s Athletic association for the coming year. She succeeds Margar et Thurston of Beresford. Mareedia Ol Son of Sisseton will succeed Reverend Laughtin of Langford as vice president, Georgia Evers of Witten will replace Marcella Olson as secretary, Elia Olienburg of Mitchell will take over Dolores Schussler of Kidder as treasurer.
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Marguerite Mather
Mitchelk
Margar
Et Thurston
Beresford
Mareedia Ol
Sisseton
Rev
Laughtin
Langford
Georgia Evers
Witten
Marcella Olson
Elia Olienburg
Mitchell
Da‘lores Schussler
Kidder
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