Baseball Opens with Trades and Promises Across Leagues
Major League opening day brings swaps and bidding intrigue as the Yankees lose to the Red Sox 8 to 4 with Jim Bagby Jr. earning the win. Zeke Bonura and Joe Kuhel swap teams, while Browns flirt with Joe Dilliage as the circuit braces for Detroit and Chicago clashes and Rowe seeks reinstatement after forearm downtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Talcot
Associated Press
New Hope
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Jim Bagby, Jr
Joe Gordon
Red Ruffing
Bonura Doey
Senators
Rod
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Zeke Bonura
Chicago
Joe Kuhel
Detroit
Walkers
Gee Arid Dixie
Vernon Kennedy
Tigers
White Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Showboy Rowe
Rowe
Browns
Diliaggio
Joe Diliaggio
St Louis Browns
Joe
Cardinals
Philadelphia
National
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Giants
Casey Stengel
Boston Trees
Cubs
Reds
Dodgers
Phillis
Pirates
Weatherman
Lefty Gomez
Connie Mack
A's
Yanks Cart
Jim Bagby
Red Sox
Nationals Open Pennant Chase
Philadelphia fans greeted opening day as 10 000 expected to watch the Phillies and Brooklyn start NL play. Manager Jimmy Wilson weighed Wayne LaMaster and Bucky Walters for the starting assignment while Brooklyn eyed Lefty von Mungo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phillies
Brooklyn
Jimmy Wilson
Wayne LaMaster
Bucky Waiters
Phils
von Mungo
Feud resurfaces as Carleton links with Dean and more
Sid Feder reports a revival of the Dean Carleton feud as trading history resurfaces. The piece notes Lefty Gomez may start for the Yankees, Connie Mack seeks pitching help, and other sports notes including Nagurski, Rowe, Ostermueller, and Fordham’s color experiment with a yellow baseball.
Site decision for Louis Schmeling bout likely in New York
Promoter Mike Jacobs said the site for Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling's heavyweight title defense will be announced this week. New York's Yankee Stadium is favored though Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia are also in contention. Schmeling finished his final tune up by stopping Steve Dudas in the fifth round in Homburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Apriswij
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Mike
New York
Yankee Stadium
Chisago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Schmelimy
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
N. J
Homburg
Veterans To Start Boston Marathon Field At Hopkinton
In Hopkinton 109 runners prepare for the Boston AA Marathon with six former winners among entries. Notables include 49 year old Chir ance Demat, 54 year old Bill Kennedy, 117 victor, plus Styianos Kyriakides of Athens, a disciple of Pheidippides, among the entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Apralag Lste Aca
Hopkinton
Chir~ance Demat
Bill Kennedy
Pheidippides
Turner
Styianos Kyriakides
Athens
Greece
Marathon outsider from Verdun wins mirror year ago event
Walter Young of Verdun Quebec, an outsider, captured the 40th Boston Athletic Association marathon a day a year ago with favored Johnny Kelley finishing second. The item notes past highlights including Darrell Bron ton and Johnny Frederick among other early big league figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Walter Young
Verdun
Que
Boston A. A. Marathon
Johnny Kelley
Darrell {Cy} Bronton
Righthhander
Albany
Pirates
Cardinals
Johnny Frederick
Brooilyn
Sam West
Browns
DiMaggio Holds Fast on Yankees Contract Standoff
In San Francisco on April 19, Joe DiMaggio dismissed New York reports about signing with the Yankees for 25 000. He said he still wants 40 000, and he plans to stay with the club, declaring he has no plans to leave and will stick tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jon Thmagsio
Yankees
New York
DiMaggio
DiMagnio
Mud Hen Sluggers Clash With Blues
Toledo pages show the Mud Hens blasting Milwaukee 16-0 behind 19 hits nine for extra bases while Indianapolis and St Paul chase wins. Milwaukee faces tough pitching as the Blues loom. Mike McCormick hits a ninth inning homer for the Indians in a 3- win over Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuledo
Onin
Kansas City Blues
Clouzens Ammerican Association
Toledo
Blues
Milwaukee
Indians
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Mike McCormick
Minneapolis
Millers
Canaries To Train In Missouri Camp
Sioux Falls Apel 13 F notes the Canary baseball team may hold the most distant training camp for a class D squad. The first Canary squad travels Monday to Doniphan Missouri to train near eastern Missouri, about 309 miles from Sioux Falls, seeking better weather and practice games with nearby league teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaries
Missouri
Sioux Falls
Sioux Opalis
Doniphan
Sioux Falla
Wild
SA Ttaby
Dickey
Bagby
New York
Boston
Blaffing
Vanceam
Kain
Desautels
Cubs Pay $185000 Plus Players for Dean Deal
Chicago reports the Cubs paid $185000 in cash and added players to land Dizzy Dean from St Louis. Phil Wrigley announced the cash figure to avoid mystery and said the goal is a pennant winning season. Dean requested a raise, with Wrigley noting the team will honor contract terms once he reports to Chicago later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy Dean
Michel Curt Davis
Clyde Shoun
George Stain— Tuck
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Jeff the
Gas House
Cubs
Chicago
Jerome Herma Dean
Philip K. Wrigley
Washington
Lyan Leno
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
Broadon
Davis
Shaun Aad Stainback
Marvel
Ol Diz
Wrigley
Dean
Wrighey
Diz
Los Angeles
Phil K. Wrigley
Gatalina Island
Cardinals
Huron bowlers topple White Lake in Mitchell event
A pickup Huron city league team defeated the White Lake quintet from Mitchell City League by 32 pins after three straight games. White Lake led with a state tourney total of 2722 and individual scoring by Huebl, while Bud Stellen and Roy Daym paced Huron with notable series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lake
Mitchell
Huebl
Bud Stellen
Roy Daym
Qary Huebl
Bic
New
Lawrence High Joins North Central Association
Lawrence South Dakota announces Admit St Lawrence into North Central Association on April 16. The special notice confirms the high school meets standards for coursework, faculty, facilities and activities. Sixty two other high schools in the state hold the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
North Central
St, Lawrence
Lawrence High School
M. P. Hesvold
Coleges Pilse
South Dakota
Association
Wrestling Results Across Cities Highlight Varied Outcomes
AP reports wrestling results from multiple sites including Kim Kudé of Japan pinning Dr John Murphy of Boston in New York. Joe Cox of Cleveland defeating Jack Deague of Texas in Wilmington after a cut eye stoppage. Denno O Mahoney of Ireland drew Vic Christie of Glendale in Syracuse after one fall. Paul Jones of Iowa defeated Gino Bugnone of Italy in Lincoln with straight falls. Gino Garibadi of St Louis pinned EA Meske of Akron in Lancaster. Ali Baha of Detroit defeated Boris Demetrog of Bulgaria in Camden with straight falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Kiman Kudé
Japan
John Murphy
Boston
Wilmington
Cal
Joe Cox
Feleveland
Jack Deague
Texas
Cox
Syracuse
Denno O’mahoney
Ireland
Vic Christie
Glendale
Calif
Lincoln
Neb
Sl Jones
Lin Icela
Gino Bugnone
Italy
Lancaster
Gino Garibadi
St Louis
EA Meske
Akron
Camden
N. J
Ali Baha
Detroit
Boris Demetrog
Bulgaria
Derby Day Ends Bradley's Long Derby Run
Louisville report notes Colonel Bradley once again failed to enter a Derby horse in 1932 while Burgoo King secured his third victory for Bradley era. The piece recalls earlier May 7 Derby runs and the Colonel’s four Derby-winning horses in past decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cai
Burgoo King
Colonel Bradley
Souvenir Flonters Seek Leftovers After ECR Visit
Washington crowd scours Griffith Stadium for presidential left overs from the season’s opening game. Rumor linked Roosevelt to a box score from Washington vs Philadelphia, but no clear presidential writing was found among dozens of score cards near the President’s box. The score of the game showed Washington leading 12 10 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Griffith Stadium
Roosevelt
White House
Fishing Season Opens May 1 Reminders From Deputy Warden
Deputy Warden Earl Pellant warns anglers that fishing season begins May 1 in South Dirkwa. The April 1 opening for tours applies to some fish, but bullheads pike perch pickerel and sunfish open a month later with fines for early fishing. Licenses must be obtained from wardens county treasurers or the state game and fish department in Pierre. applications available at Huron businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pellant
Gue
Tefrrin
South Dirkwta
Pellant
State Game and Fish Department
Pierre
Huron
Huron Elks Enter State Bowling Tourney
The Huroning Hurtingies lineup from Lodge 444 plans to compete in the state bowling tourney in Mitchell on April 24. Recreation chair Joe Reilly announced the squad, led by captain Marion Myers, with members Wagner, Matson, Floss, Hanten, Ebert, Claude Ebert, Dumdey, and Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurtingies Loagest
Kegelspielers
Annus Elks
Mitchell
Itoma
Joe Reilly
Lodge
Marion Myers
B. P. O.E. Keglers
Alleye Scorchers
Lodge 444
Bi Wagner
R. B. Matson
John Floss
Dick Hanten
Bill Ebert
Claude Ebert
Martin Dumdey
Captain Myers
Yankton Golf Club to Open Under Everett Comstock
Preparations speed toward the grand opening of the Yankton Golf and County Club slated for Sunday April 1. Everett Comstock, noted South Dakota pro and former Huron Country pro, again manages the club after winning the state professional title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Comstock
Yankton
Rala
Yankton Golf and County Club
Country Club
South Dakota
Comstock
Huron Country
Besa
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Mike Selloise of New York outpointed Young Cheppie of Albany in a 14 round bout. Frankie Covelli of Brooklyn outpointed Varvis Milling of the Philippines in a 10 round match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
Mike Selloise
New York
Young Cheppie
Albany
Chicago
Frankie Covelli
Brooklyn
Varvis Milling
Philippines
Inactive Gold Fund Abolished
The treasury announces the abolition of the inactive gold fund created December 24 1996 to curb inflation from large gold imports. The fund had been empty. Morgenthau states sterilization policy ends for now though future sterilization may be used by storing gold in the treasury or stabilization funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Treasury
Ohe
Weil
General Fond
Neary Hooks Hen While Fishing at West Points
In West Points Jim Neary hauled in fish home and unknowingly caught a chicken on his hook. After discarding his tackle over a fence he regretted it as a hen swallowed the bait. Neary quipped he preferred chicken to fish. In Coleridge officials cut the night watchman to save costs and burglars later stole about $46 worth of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Points
Jim
Neary
Coleridge
Neb
Coleridge Farmers Union
Birk Brothers Win ABC Bowling Championship Title
The Birk Brothers Brewing Company five man squad earned the 1938 American Bowling Congress rein championship in Chicago after a late finish. They posted a new ABC record 3 236 for the A B G Q margin of victory 137 pins the largest in the event. Knute Anderson of Moline topped all events with 1978 while the doubles leaders were Don Johnson and Parge Snyder of Indianapolis at 1237.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ais
Birk Brothers Brewing Company
Birk
A. B.C
Knute Anderson
Moline
Don Johnson
Parge Snyder
Indianapolis
City Eyes Revival of D Ball League Tonight
Representatives from several local business firms and four clubs are invited to an organization meeting at City Hall to revive a city diamondball league. Armour and Company Huron Grocery Lampe Company and Northwest Security National Bank have indicated sponsorship. The meeting, set for tonight, is led by Jedim Floss head of the Chamber recreation committee with Claremice Prisrson and Rh L Brenner also assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mn Mumber
Myron
Wand
Chamber of Commerce Recreation Committee
Armour and Company
Huron Grocery Company
Lampe Company
Northwest Security National Bank
Huron
Jedim Floss
Chamber of Commerce
Jim
Sumulaie
Claremice Prisrson
Rh. L. Brenner
Weather forecast for Huron and Vici area tonight and Wednesday
Cool tonight with a drop in temperatures. Wednesday turns cooler across the region. In South Dakota generally fair and cooler tonight and Wednesday, central and east portions milder change. Minnesota and nearby areas show cloudy to partly cloudy skies tonight then much cooler Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Vici Fair
South Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cheers
American Loop Pilots
Bosox
van Mungo
Cliff Melton
New York Grants
Boson Bees
Terry
Danny Maufayden
Scinnati
The
Dizzy ‘Dean
Charley Grimm
Grimm
Clay Bryant
Gene Schon
Lee Grissom
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Dirmy Vices
Johnny Whitehead
Mike Cochran
Roxie Lawson
Johnny Allen
Cleveland
Johnny Alin
Cleveland Indians
I Louis
iBuck
Newsom
Irchall
Johnny
Weiland
Louis
Pittsburgh
Vale Herg
Traynor
Rosa Bavers
Cy Bixmon
Frankie
Cardinal
Dizzy
Tohonto
George Pace
Clevellaws
Henry Hook
Miatapolis
Sid Feder
Eddie Briers
Briny Trust
Dean Carleton
Carleton
Cabs
Itvas
Tex
Sara Fox
Ohio State
Larry Kelley
Tony Guienio
Madison Square
Newark
Jess
Bronko Nagurski
Honolulu
Rasslin
Bronk
Jimmy Londos
Frite Ostermueller
Columbia
Louis Schmeling
Tanet
Sports Mirror
Washington N
Kelley
Williams
Smith
Hayes
W. Ferrell
Ferrell
American Association
Henry
Grabowski
Caml
Johnson
French
Lewis
A. Tobnson
Trouh Cornett
F. Johnson
Hancken
Aberdeen
P-Pat Fill- Sprandt
Sol Yard
Garcia
Dees
Galveston
Mustang
Billy
Antonio
Sam
Bradley B
Bradley
ECR
Huron Elks
ABC
Birk Brothers
Chicago Brewers
Nermiat
Bismarck
N. D
Denver
Des Moines
Edmonton
Alta
Helena
Mont
Kansas
Citi
St. Pav Oemm
New Orleans
North Plain
Neh
Phoenix
Arzer
Rapid City
S. D
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Seatue
Wash
Shiridan
Sioux City
Tow
Valentine
New Histon
Winnipeg
Man
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!