Huron Scalpers Beat Dakota Wesleyan 76 to 66 in Dual Meet
Huron College edged Dakota Wesleyan 76 to 66 at Mitchell in a soggy dirt track dual. Campbell led Huron with top marks in high jump and javelin while Arnold excelled in hurdles and jumps for Wesleyan, and the meet featured strong performances across track and field events.
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Dulelex Tance
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Morrow
Schamber
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Graeser
Pina
Madhens Lead Association Stand Amid Tight Openers
The Madhens moved briefly to first in the American association as Toledo claimed the final win of the Toledo series with Minneapolis 17-11. Milwaukee earned its first victory 11-2 over Louisville while Burwell beat Moxhamas 2-1 for Indianapolis. St Paul won the odd game of the series from Columbus. John R. Richards, UW class of 1909, won awards in WW’s football track and rowing. Maryland spring sports teams schedule contests on the books at pom.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Toledo
Madhens
Minneapolis
Twin City
St. Paul
Millers
Unen
Milwaukee
Louisville
Herbert Cobb
Colonels
Brewers
Jenkins
Berton
Grimes
Growne Penner
Weisert
Bill Burwell
Indianapolis
Mox _hamas
Kansas City
Burwell
Indians
Puirhy
Homer
Columbus
John R. Richards
University of Wisconsin
Maryland
Old Timers Meet Young Bucks In Brookings Feature Tilt
Brookings April 19 a football game features the Old Timers versus the Young Bucks at State College. Old Timers coached by Harry Adler will start Wheeler Stanson Jenison Christie Adler Larson Lowe Parks Schultz Nelson Bevery with reserves from last year. Young Bucks with freshmen and trial players include Benson Lee McCarthy Howell Safford Miller at ends and multiple linemen and backs. game benefits the band fund and may reveal 1900 varsity prospects.
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Cy Kasper
State College
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Jenison
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Schultz
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Smith
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Hauge
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Ulvig
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Raak
Schwieren
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Heathcote
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Deller
Fulbacmid Thompson
Severson
Henry
Beneft
Chicago Ex Managers Lead Browns Against White Sox
Chicago ex managers Bill Killies and Tussell Lena Blackburne arrive to coach the St. Louis Browns against the White Sox with Don Vedetesser leading the Sox lineup.
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Vedetesser
Sox
Heavyweight Title Tin Invites Champions for Milk Fund Match
All former heavyweight champions will receive invitations to attend the Jack Stark vs Max Schmeling title bout for the milk fund in New York on June 12. Recipients include Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Sim Jeffries Jack Johnson Jim Corbett Tess Wilard and Tommy Burns.
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Heavywest
New York
Jack Starkey
Max Schmeling
Milk Fund
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Sim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jim Corbett
Tess Wilard
Tommy Burns
Baseball Recap From Yesterday's AP Games
Bill Balahan of the Cardinals fanned IL hitters and yielded two hits as St. Louis routed Chicago 11 to 1. Flagstead contributed to Pittsburgh’s 5 to 3 win over Cincinnati with a triple two doubles and a single. Wes Ferrell held Detroit to seven safeties to win for Cleveland. Chick Hafey hit a long homer as St. Louis overwhelmed Chicago.
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Cards
Cubs
Ia Flagstead
Pirates
Reds
Wes Ferrell
Indians
Tigers
Chick Hafey
Rés
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Hugh S. Fullerton
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Detroit
Hullahan
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Cardinals
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Hallsian Stull
Eleves
Tolson
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Guy Bush
Lonnie Warnecke
Linn Nelson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Old Ira Flagstead
Inkie May
Cincinnati Reds
Flagstead
Jess Petty
Ethan Allen
Harry Heilmann
Cincinnati Muns
Wesley Ferrell Goung
Land Indians
Detroit Tigers
Ferrell
Ownie Carroll
Art Herring
Bill Regell
Forty Men Try Out For Mines Track Team
Rapid City April 19. Over forty men work out daily at Pennington county fair grounds for positions on Coach RL D Hahn s School of Mines track squad. Four lettermen return Harald Allen Bierze Joe Young F Mayer and Alva English. Inter class meet to compare progress. no Pierre Relays or Sioux Falls Relays. first meet at Chadron May 17 then aim for South Dakota Intercollegiate at Sioux Falls May 24 with possible Spearfish dual. District meet planned in Hot Springs May 40.
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Pennington County Fair
RL D
Hahn
School of Mines
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Paty
Harald Allen
Bierze
Joe Young
F. Mayer
Mitchell
Alva English
New
Chadron
Neb
Spearfish Normal
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Spearfish
B. R. Woodward
Hot Springs
Golf Star Will Not Make Trip To London
Sioux City newspaper item notes Mrs. Austin Pardue formerly Dorothy Kiet declines invitation to join the United States women’s golf team for international matches in London May 3 and 6. She cites desire to remain with her two young children as the reason for staying home.
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London
Sioux City
Austin, Pardue
Dorothy Kiet
United States
Pardue
Austin Pardue
St. Thomas’ Episcopal
Glennia Collett
Holy Cross picks new coach as 60-strong squad trains
Captain Jobin McEivan leads a first practice with a 60-member Holy Cross squad. Oklahoma A&M claims three straight national collegiate championships in boxing and wrestling. The era marks growing sport recognition at Areata Military Institute.
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Osseo Eeeeesisnnes
Jobin McEivan
Holy Cross
Oklahoma Aggies
National Collegiate Association
Areata Military Institute
Carnera faces possible license revocation over Oakland bout
California State Athletic Commission recommended revoking the licenses of Primo Carnera, manager Leonie of France, and two assistants Bil Duffy and Walter Friedman after an Oakland fight deemed unsatisfactory. The panel urged banning Carnera from California boxing, citing alleged ring manipulation and irregularities.
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San Francisco
Prima Carnera
Leon Chevalier
Oakland
California State Athletic Commission
Charles F. Traung
Carnelia
Leonie
France
Bil Duffy
Walter Friedman
New York
Traung
Commission
California
Traunz
Bob Perry
Carmera
Records May Fall At Kansas Relays
Lawrence Kansas April 29 A near sky and fast pack was expected to day to result in establishment of many new records by track and field stars from 24 universities at colleges and numerous high schools in 15 states participating in the eighth annual Kansas Relays. Fourteen relay races and nine events are carded with Big Six and Big Ten entrants including Wilson Buster Charles of the Haskell Indian Institute in the decathlon lead. Cy Lolend of Texas Christian and Claude Bracey of Rice Institute head the open century dash with a Texas flavor in the field.
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Kur
University of Kansas
Charles
Flendreau
Souch Dakota
Big Ten
Texas
Cy Lolend
Texas Christian University
Claude Bracey
Rice Institute
Duel
Spider Kelly's Corner Tactics Save Britt in 1903 Bout
In a San Francisco match April 1903 Jimmy Britt and Willie Fitzgerald fought to two rounds with Britt prevailing after Spider Kelly's antics in the Mechanics Pavilion disrupted referee Eddie Graney's count. An audible clock and Kelly's crowdwork helped overturn a near knockout.
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Spider Kelly
Jimmy Brilt
Spider
Tye
Joe
Gans
Rceferee
Jimmy Britt
Willie Fitzgerald
San Francisco
Britt
Fitzgerald
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Eddie Graney
Graney
wWeter
Okeh
Okeh Tag
Golfers tire of endless play says Hagen through
A veteran observer notes Walter Hagen remains capable of top finishes but warns overexposure dulls skill. Hort on Smith and Johnny Farrell also suffer from too much golf, prompting vacations after wins. Hagen and Farrell expected to return refreshed.
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Holt
Tye
Walter Hagen
California
Walter Magen
Horton Smith
Smith
Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Los Angeles
Texas
NEA Service, Inc
Baseball Results Across Leagues With Mixed Scores
In the American League Cleveland 80 Futrell and L Sewell with Carrell Herring and Hayworth are noted. Other games postponed due to rain. National League games include St Louis Chicago and entries Hallahan J Wilson Bush War necke Nelson Taylor. American Association results list Minneapolis 11 Toledo 17 Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 1 St Paul 7 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 12 Louisville 2.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Baston
Philadelphiall
Chigago
Dewars
Washington
Cleveland
Dovisville
T. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Futrell
L. Sewell
Carrell
Herring
Hayworth
Chicago
Hallahan
J. Wilson
Bush
Warnecke
Nelson
Taylor
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Fisher And Suhr Are Best Batters
The article notes rookie stars George Fisher of the St Louis Cardinals and Gus Suhr of the Pittsburgh Pirates as the early National League leaders in batting. Fisher hit 11 for 14, a .785 average in four games for St Louis, while Suhr posted 8 hits in 16 at bats for .500 and sparked a strong San Francisco showing earlier in his season.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
George Fisher
St. Louis Cardinals
Gus Suhr
Pittsburg Pirates
Cardinals
Fisher
Buffalo
Subrup
San Francisco
John McGraw
Giants
Wallie Roetiger
Polo Grounds
Doc Farrell
Dobles
Suhr
Gonzales Works Out With White Sox in Chicago
Chicago April 19 Miguel Gonzales who coached the Cubs last season is back in Chicago working out with the White Sox. He was released last fall and returned to show he is not done yet and plans to age in semi pro baseball here. He does not connect with a league organization.
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Gonzales
Chicago
Miguel Gonzales
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
USD Medley Relay Team Chosen for Drake Relays
University of South Dakota selects a medley relay lineup after Tuesday tryouts in Vermillion Harry Schwartz Pipestone Minn leads the team as the quarter mile anchor Paul Landman Scotland sophomore Robert Campbell Frederick and Steve Adkins Parkston form the other legs all posting strong times Weather was poor but the team trained in Vermillion over Easter to prep for Des Moines meet April 25 26
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University of South Dakota
Des Moines
Harry Schwartz
Pipestone
Minn
Jead
Paul Landman
Scotland
Robert Campbell
Frederick
Steve Adkins
Parkston
Lme
V. E. Montgomery
Verynillion
Major League Schedule Truncated As 18 Of 33 Games Played
In the opening week, 33 major league games were scheduled but only 18 were completed, largely in the West. The American League lost nine postponements, with Cleveland and Detroit posting notable results as the Indians defeated the Tigers 7 to 1.
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