Huron Track Squads Open 1934 Campaigns Tomorrow
Huron and Clark Aberdeen prepare for a quadrangular home meet at Huron College field with a 2 p.m. start after weather delayed workouts. Parker Deklotz plan lineups, facing Mitchell and Wesleyan from across the state in the season opener.
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Aberdeen
Clark
College Field
College
Eldon Parker
Greorge Deklotz
Tigers
Park
Parker
Deklotz
Deklot
Watertown- Mitchell
Watertown
Mitchell
Watertows
Huron College Field
Komonen Wins Boston Grind Through Snowshoe Pace
Finn runner Dave Komonen immigrated to Canada to learn Boston Marathon tactics and led the field over the 2 mile 385 yard hills. Medford’s Johnny Kelley finished second with Bill Steiner third after leading 16 miles. Komonen was clocked at 2 33 the race time listed as 2 34 50.
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Boston
Dave Komonen
Canada
B. A
Club Howe
Kamenen
Johnny Kelley
Medford
Wit
Bill Steiner
New York
Komonetn
Kelley
Ross To Start Training Work
Barney Ross, lightweight champion, leaves Chicago for Loretta Wisconsin to begin a two week training camp for his May 2 defense in New York against Jimmy McLarmin. He is nearly recovered from a recent ailment and will focus on preparation.
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Chicago
Barney Ross
Diamapion
Loretta
Wis
Jimmy McLarmin
New York
Ross
Wisconsin
Columbus Red Birds Start Strong In 1993 Season
The Columbus Red Birds, 1993 American Association champions, opened with offense, piling up 18 hits led by Mickey Heath’s four singles as Nick Cullop hit his first homer to back a 10 7 win over Louisville. Kansas City won two of three over St Paul, while Toledo beat Indianapolis 12 0 with strong distance performances from Parsons Ablewich Tompkins Harper Lyon Paul and Webster. Sophomores Jimmy Abbott and Wobby McCarthy starred on the Freshmen squad with sprint speed and long strides suggesting a bright season ahead at the university track camp.
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Chicago
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Mickey Heath
Columbus
Louisville
Jim Peterson
Ken Penner
Nick
Cullop
Bird
Colonels
Billy Beckman
Kansas City
St Paul
Blues
Beast Stars Saints
Toledo
Charles Parsons
Ed Ablewich
Indianapolis
Harry Tompkins
Ferris Webster
Bob Lyon
Norman Paul
Hueston Harper
Shot Potters
East Williamson
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Ablewich
Tompkins
Webster
Charlea Horpbostel
Glenn Cunningham
Lyon
Paul
Harper
Williamson
Jimmy Red Abbott
Wobby McCarthy
Abbott
Trojan
Paul Jungkeit
al Olson
Carol McFadden
University
Bill Brannan
Kenneth Carpenter
Weather Halts Games as Cold Snap Shuts City Matches
Milwaukee and Minneapolis were idle due to cold weather. The schedule shifted with Louizzville at Toledo, Indianapolis at Columbus, St. Paul at Milwaukee, and Minneapolis at Kansas City, altering local game plans and travel.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louizville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Sioux Falls Pro Hires Laver as New Assistant
Craig Wood, Hollywood golf club pro, announced the signing of Fred Laver of Sioux Falls as his new assistant. Laver, 24, will start May 14 after being recommended by Gene Sarazen. He succeeds Dick Met at Take Forest club. Laver previously acted as assistant pro at Minneapolis Country Club in Sioux Falls for three seasons.
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Deal
Crig Wood
Hollywood
Fred Laver
Sioux Falls
Laver
Wood
Gene Sarazen
Dick Met
Teeathy
Take Forest
Lauer
St. Paul
Minneoska
Golf Swing Basics for Beginners Putt First on Green
The article outlines starting with short clubs, beginning with the putter. It emphasizes individual swing styles visible on the green and advises beginners to focus on a comfortable setup before putting. It notes pro players Diegel Jones and Hagen as examples of distinctive styles.
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Begimmer
Diegel
Jones
Hagen
Ferguson May Take Arkansas Position At State College
Stewart A Ferguson athletic director at Dakota Wesleyan University left for Chicago to confer with W C Kays president of Arkansas State College about the athletics director post. Arkansas State College is at Jonesboro. LeRoy Brown of Charleston outpointed Jackie Gibbs of Orange Tex 22.
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Ferguson
Arkansas
Mitchell
Stewart A. Ferguson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Chicago
W. C. Kays
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
Charleston,s. C
LeRoy Brown
Charleston
Jackie Gibbs
Orange
Tex
Venzke Opens Kansas Relays Run with Star-Studded Field
Lawrence April 20. Track stars from 50 western colleges plus Gene Venzke prepared for the outdoor season's first major test at the Kansas Relays. The mile showdown could push Kansas' Glenn Cunningham toward a world mark as eight compete in the early Mis souri Valley A A U decathlon with ten events to finish Saturday morning. Notables include Ivan Fuqua Charley Hornbostel Cunningham Clyde Coffman and more from Kansas Indiana Tulsa and Butler.
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Cunningham
Venzke
Glen Dawson
Tulsa
Okla
A. A
Harold Manning
Wichita
Kas
A C
Kig Sears
Butler University
University of Chicago Sophor
Arnold Preheim
Rankian
S. D
Chicago
Russell Pearson
Central Missouri State Teachers College
Shields Sets Path To Mason Dixie Final In Tennis
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W V A April. With Wil mer Allison withdrawing from singles to protect a back injury, Frank Shields gains a likely final clash with Lester Storen in the 11th Mason and Dixon tournament. Shields beat J Gilbert Harl 6 1 0 9 in the quarters and meets Marcel Rainville in the semis as Rainville and Storen's opponents push toward the title. In women's singles Jane Sharp and Norma Taubele lead, with Kathryn Winthrop and Grace Surber looming as threats as rain delays finish.
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W. VA
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Frank Shields
Lester Storen
Pinehurst
Allison
Shields
J. Gilbert Harl
South Orange
N. J
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
Stoefen
William C. Wright
Philadelphia
Bryan M. Grant
Atlanta
Berkeley Bell
New York
Jane Sharp
Pasadena
Calif
Norma Taubele
Kathryn Winthrop
Boyton
Grace Surber
Florence Teboutillir
Westbury
N.Y
Miss Surler
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Pat Malone limited the Reds to five hits and struck out six. Joe Voxmik homered with a man on in the eighth to beat the Browns 22. Freddy Lindstrom doubled twice and hit a triple as the Pirates swept the Cardinals. Carl Reynolds and Johnny Welch fueled a Red Sox win with five hits in a double victory over the Senators. Walter Beck held the Braves to three singles in a seven inning tie. Zeke Bonura drove in three and scored the winning run in a 9 8 Sox victory over the Tigers. Bud Parmelee and the Giants shut out the Phillies with three hits in seven and a third innings. Ian thee foe and Dill Dickey contributed as the Yankees drove in three runs with a homer and a single against the Athletics.
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Indigas
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Red Sox
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Tony Lazzeri
Bob Johnson
Giannis
Bill Terry
Phil Collins
Dolf Luque
Brooklyn
Boston
Pat Matone
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
U. S. Golf Team Sails Tomorrow
U S open and amateur champions join top amateurs in New York preparing for an Ocean voyage to St Andrews Scotland for the Walker Cup matches with Great Britain on May 11 and 12. Francis Ouimet captains the side with veterans Marston Westland Dunlap and Moreland aboard.
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St Andrews
Scotland
Great Britain
Caledonia
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Chandler Egan
Marvel
Pacific Coast
Gus Moreland
Texas
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Johnny Goodman
Opef
Jack Westland
Chicago
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Lawson Little
Sant Francisco
United States Golf Association
Ouimet
Marston
Westland
Dunlap
Moreland
Egar
Goodman
Fischer
Little
Beiers To Coach Groton High For 1934 35
Freddy Beiers, noted Dakota Wesleyan basketball star, will coach Groton high school for the 1934 35 school year. He will teach physical education history and biology replacing H W Iverson, now principal. Beiers plans to raise the state pole vault record above 12 feet and competes in broad jump and hurdles.
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Freddy Beiers
Groton Mitchell
Fred
Jake” Beiers
Dakota Wesleyan University
Groton High School
Melvin Hyde
Wesleyan Placement Bureau
Beiers
H. W. Iverson
Yawkey Begins To Reap Dividends As Red Sox Thump Senators
Boston owner Tom Yawkey sees dividends as the Red Sox split a holiday doubleheader with the Washington Senators, winning 5 to 4 and 7 to 3. Julius Solters and a pinch hit by Dave Harris helped in the first game, crowd nears 34,000 for the afternoon. Other scores include the Indians beating the Browns 3 to 2, the White Sox routing Detroit, the Yankees outslugging the Athletics 10 to 4, the Giants beating the Phillies, and the Cubs defeating the Reds 4 to 1. Pirates beat the Cardinals 4 to 1 as part of a busy day.
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Red Sox
Senators
Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Pregs Sports Walter
Boston Red Sox
Patriots
Sheriff
Dave Harris
Washington
Greyhounds Enter Meet At Milwaukee
Milwaukee officials expect a record entry list for the ninth annual central inter-collegiate outdoor track meet to be held at Marquette stadium on June 8. Early tentative entrants include Yankton College and Valley City Teachers College, among others new to the central championships.
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Wis
Marquette University Stadium
Conrad M. Jennings
Marguette
Yankton College
Yankton
S. D
Valley City
N. D. Teachers College
Baseball Results from American Association Standings
Louisville 7 and Columbus 10, St Paul 2, Kansas City 4, Indianapolis 9, Toledo 12 are the only games listed. The report mentions names such as Balvadore, Aturphy, Deniels, Kauffman, Sullivan and Simpson along with cities Boston Terre Haute Philadelphia Minneapolis and St Paul.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
Dallas
Tex
George Balvadore
Boston
Drew
Pat Aturphy
Terre Haute
Babe Deniels
Minneapolis
Joey Kauffman
Philadelphia
My Sullivan
St.j
Paul
Jimmy Simpson
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