Mitchell High In Six Team Track Meet This Saturday
Mitchell High School will join Huron Aberdeen and others for a six team track meet at Huron College field Saturday. Coach Coffey aims to field a partial squad for Deland events while regional and state meets loom later.
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Golden Eagles
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Aberdeen High School
Art Campbell
Sormer
Normer
Keegan
Aberdeen High
Hollis Button
Jourdler
Earl Hansen
Commonele
Huran
Englehart
Werte
Shiffiett
Trish
Carrier
Kansas Relays Set to Showcase Olympic Hopefuls in April
Lawrence Kansas hosts the tenth annual Kansas Relays on April 23 featuring seven university class relays, two mile junior college relay, and nine individual events. Notables include James A Bausch Kansas City Athletic Club and captains from Notre Dame Indiana Illinois Kansas. Amos Alonzo Stagg serves as referee with John C Grover starting for the ninth year.
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Bausch
Missouri Valley A. A. U
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Henry Brecksmith
Indiana
Harry Hinckley
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Ssarue J. Suling
University of Town
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Ilinois
Kianer
Joe Klener
University of Kansas
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chisago
John C. Grover
Mid- Western
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Schol
Jayhawk
George Saling
Lowa
Top Flight Favored in Derby Preview at Churchill Downs
The 1915 Kentucky Derby, set for May 7, faces training disputes over the date. Top Flight, GC W Whitney’s filly, seeks a Derby win to match Regret’s 1915 triumph, with weight advantage and an elite field including Tick On and Burning Blazes. Regret, the 1915 winner, remains the benchmark in Derby history.
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Rosebud
Handy Mandy
Latonia
Gabby Street Sees No Need For Worry
Louis April 20 Despite a rough start the St Louis Cardinals sit seventh in the NL standings as manager Gabby Street remains confident in the team noting fundamentals and current form. Jess Krajcovic a Maryland football lineman now joins the track squad as a scoring ace adding broad jumping to his events.
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College Park
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Krajcovic
Remind Youths Of Baseball Meeting In Huron
Athletically inclined youths of Huron, addressed by Legion post commander L H Cornel, are urged to attend a Friday night meeting at Legion hall near J C Penney. The goal is to gauge turnout for a summer junior baseball program and form a four team city league with an all star to enter district junior American Legion tournament play. Eligible are boys under 17 before June 30, 1932, with parents invited. meeting starts at 8 o clock.
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Legion Post
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J. C. Penney
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American Legion
Conde Golf Course Gets Clubhouse And Trees
Conde golf club purchased a building moved to the course to serve as clubhouse and refreshment stand. Plans include tree planting and grounds improvements to enhance beauty and recreation. Ira Hornibrook of Aberdeen Washington rolled 83 pins for three games in a practice bowling match.
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Conde
Conde Golf Club
Ira Hornibrook
Aberdeen
Wash
Parshall Untimbers Sulky To Uphold Murphy Colors
Urbana report recalls Doc Parshell's rise as harness driver, inheriting Murphy colors in 1927 after Murphy's retirement. The jockey has dominated circuits with multiple champions, record wins, and aggressive scheduling across tracks, earning a reputation as a hard, tireless racer.
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Murphy
Urbana
Tommy Murphy
Doc
Mac-I-Win
Ankabaf
Alvin Guy
Lady Vontan
Lincoln D Ballers Receive Trimmings
Lincoln D Ballers faced heavy losses this week in grade school diamatadball. Washington and Jefferson B teams beat Lincoln A 18 to 5 and 20 to 2 respectively. Wilsons defeated Jeffersons 11 to 6, McKinleys beat Washingtons 110.2. Two B league games set tonight: Wilsons vs Jeffersons and Washingtons vs Lincolas.
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Lincoln
Washington and Jefferson
Washington Ten
Jeffersons
Lincolns
Wilsons
McKinleys
Washingtons
Wreshingtorg
Lincabas
Udell Wins Loses Same Ring Combat in Six Rounds
In St Paul a six round boxing bout between Louis Fettig and Eu Reine Udell ended with a disqualification for Udell after he attacked Fettig in the first round. The commission later allowed seven more rounds and Udell secured a knockout in the second, but the result stood as Fettig’s win on the foul.
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Louis Fettig
Grand Forks
N. D
EU Reine Udell
Aberdeen
S. D
Fattie
Udell
The
Boxing Commission
Fettig
Aces Rally To Defeat Cardinals In Junior League
Noel Leckness hit a third inning homer to lift the Cardinals, but Billy Busch's Aces answered with six runs in their half and held the lead to win 10 to 7. The victory leaves the Aces tied with the Red Sox at the top as top contenders loom with Cubs and Midgets in tomorrow’s schedule. Games are at the State Fairgrounds diamond west of the machinery hall, starting 4:20 PM.
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T Cam
Billy Busch
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Busch
Nelson
Deyo
Farrell
Perkins
Red Sox
Giants
Renn Kinsmen
Albert Mahoney
Cubs
State Fairgrounds
Detroit Starts In Impressive Style Leads Early AL Race
The Detroit Tigers show strong form under manager Bucky Harris with solid pitching from Whitell Sorrell Ui hic and Wyatt and timely hitting led by Rey Johnson and Charlie Geringer. They tie Washington for the AL lead after five wins in seven at home as Yankees Red Sox split a doubleheader in Boston.
Open letter to Dan Hawley targets Cincinnati baseball club
An open letter to Dan Hawley, former manager of Grand Rapids and St. Louis teams, now leading a Cincinnati club. The writer apologizes in a candid tone, recalling Tampa spring observations that the Reds did not look like pennant contenders, while noting other NL clubs seemed likely to outlast them.
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Dan Hawley
Grand Rapids
Yelonta
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Reds
Hafey
Fights Last Night Reveal Reds' Trade Fortunes and Follies
A wild New York sports column laments the Reds failure to trade or buy, admits being wrong, and credits Dan with turning a tail-end club into a colorful contender. It notes Sullivan at St Paul and lists Louis Fettig of Grand Forks and La Reine Udell of Aberdeen as named figures. Benny Leonard outpoints Mike Sarko in New York.
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Reds
Dan
Associated
Peg
Man
Sullivan
St. Paul
Louis Fettig
Grand Forks
N. D
la Reine Udell
Aberdeen
S. D
New York
Benny Leonard
Mike Sarko
Baseball trades spark talk of pennant power and Hafey loss
A jumble of game stories and trade chatter spans multiple cities. Babe Triscara, Tracy Cox, and Ah Wing Lee are noted for decisive wins or actions while coach Chick Dosk of NC State faces reflection on recent changes. Analysts debate whether Brooklyn gains strength by moving Hafey and pitching talent, with Cincinnati fans eyed as future spectators.
Parker And Wakonda Tie In Tri Valley Track Meet
Parker and Wakonda tied for first in the Tri-Valley track meet with 38 points each. Centerville 24 Beresford 17 Hurley 8 Gayville 6 Irene 1 Viborg C. also scored as seven teams competed in Parker South Dakota.
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Wakonda
Tri-Valley
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Volin
Irene
Viborg C. Parker
Saints Break Long Losing Streak As Blues Go Into Lead
In a chaotic early season American Association hockey report, St. Paul notched its first win as Indianapolis fell to Kansas City and St. Paul damaged Indy’s bid. The Blues took league lead on points while Milwaukee and Minneapolis won, as Batters, pitchers, and managers scrambled for position in a crowded early campaign.
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al Grube Owski
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Pir Koehler
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Donié Bush
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Colonels
Ryan Sedra
Sperrer Harris
Ernie Smith
Des McKair
Marcum
Lou Fetle
Ledo
Smd
Bill Rabb
Winegarner
Pete Monahan
Madden
Toledo
Colum
Maleaukee
Louisville
National League Draws Good Gate in New York Tale
National League attendance remains near normal as revived interest in Cincinnati and the Brooklyn Dodgers boosts gate receipts despite cold weather. The league averages about 12,560 per game this season, down from last year's roughly 15,400 and 12,850 in 1937. The American League averages about 9,540 per game, down from 20,000 last year and 12,500 in 1930.
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Weath
Baseball Results in American Association Games
In the American Association, St Paul beat Indianapolis L Milwaukee 4. Columbus defeated Kansas City 5 to 7. Minneapolis won 6 to 1 against Louisville.
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Earl Whitehill and Charlie Gehring led the Tigers past the Browns with six hits while Gehring drove in three on a double. Tony Lazzeri connected for a seventh inning homer with two aboard to beat the Red Sox in the second game of a doubleheader. Willie Hudlin of the Indians had five hits as they defeated the White Sox 4-2. Joe Cronin of the Senators slugged a homer and added two singles, driving in three. Wally Berger’s triple with two on in the 13th gave the Braves win over the Giants. Ray Henge of the Phillies held the Dodgers to five hits.
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Tony Lazzeri
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Indians
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Wally Berger
Braves
Ray Henge
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