Deklotz Grooming Tigers For Aberdeen Relays Friday Expect
Huronigh School Tigers under Coach George Dellots prepare for the Aberdeen Relays on Friday as time trials determine relay and individual entries. Tryouts began last weekend and continue through the week to assemble a squad for the first meet of the season with Medley and quarter relay groups forming the core.
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Milwaukee Triumphs Over Minneapolis 8-7
Milwaukee Brewers win decisive third game 8 to 7 against the Minneapolis Millers in Milwaukee. Wale Tauscher takes the loss as Reggie Grabowski allows a homer by Ted Gullic in the late innings. St Paul tops Kansas City 9 to win a wild shootout. Columbus Red Birds rack up 15 hits to beat Louisville pitchers 7 to 1.
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Derby Odds Long On Winter Raced Horses
NEW YORK January note on Kentucky Derby winter raced horses. Bookmakers list five top contenders in the winter division Fairy Hill Court Scandal Case Ace Military Matche and in the rest Brookyn Pompoon Reaping Reward War Admiral Gelwir with odds from 20 to 4 to 1. بعض
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Veteran pitcher released by Reds eyes semi pro baseball
MICH a Jackson and Frey, veteran pitcher, released by the Cincinnati Reds to Nashville in the Southern Association, said today he would probably quit and play semi pro baseball rather than return to a minor league club.
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Only Two American League Teams Still Have Original Nicknames
Opening major league baseball games draw thousands as two AL teams Saint Louis and Philadelphia retain their original nicknames. The piece traces nickname origins for White Sox Red Sox Yankees Tigers Indians and Tigers history through 1918 and beyond.
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Syracuse Bowlers Roll 3 009 Total
Syracuse bowling team Collkrun Wheel and Rim posts 3 009 total to sit third among eastern teams in ABC standings. Ned Day of Milwaukee gains 25 pins for top all events, with 629 in singles and 688 in doubles alongside 637 in team and a 2 014 final all events score.
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New Orleans Pelicans to be sold to syndicate for 155080 dollars
New Orleans where the Pelicans have long drawn fans will undergo a new deal as a syndicate led by Governor Richard W. Leche and Mayor Hubert S. Maestri will take over the club for 155080 dollars each in a transfer approved by state and city leaders.
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Layden's busy day as Notre Dame staff grows
Notre Dame athletic director Elmer Layden welcomed a new baby son at St Joseph's Hospital amid spring practice. Later, end coach Joe Benda arrived from Minnesota to join the staff, with Layden posing for photos before heading to Chicago for a radio appearance.
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Aberdeen Relays Set for Friday Open Track Carnival
Aberdeen hosts the fifth Relays with top sprinters and hurdlers from North and South Dakota. Joe Engelhart of Northern aims to break the 9.9 10 yard dash record, Purpam and Yankton’s hurdler look to lower the high hurdle mark, and Hitchcock High’s miler challenges 4 50.9. Hall of Sioux Falls joins the field to contest the high hurdle record, while foulkatar returns with strong relay squads. Early signups promise a record college and high school turnout.
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Marathon Winner Hopes To Get Job
Walter Young the Verdun Quebec runner who won the Boston A A marathon vows a police job would relieve his four year unemployment and support his wife and son. He beat Johnny Kelley and says Verdun citizens funded his trip and promised work if he won. He passed police exams and seeks a quick appointment.
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Ponzi Near 1937 Pocket Billiard Title Bid
New York, April 19 1 Andrew Ponzi led in the round robin billiard tourney. A win over veteran Halph Greenleaf in tonight’s match would place him one victory from securing the 1937 world pocket billiard championship.
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Boxing Results From Night of Fights Across Cities
Lou Ambers defeated Phil Baker in New Haven in a non title bout. Carl Vincquerri stopped James Clinton in Chicago, while Ralph Baker outpointed Wilkie Dudlak in Chicago. John Henry Lewis knocked out Pret Ferrar in Des Moines to defend a world light heavy title. Saverio Tuziello outpointed Johnny Jadick in Holyoke. Tony Dupre beat Joey Archibald in Providence as Archibald was disqualified for rough tactics.
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Wrestling Results From Camden Lancaster and Wichita
A.P. reports results from Camden New Jersey where Dick Shikat defeated Sam Curry and Gere Tany retired with an injured rib. In Lancaster Jon Dusek pinned Hank Barber in Cambridge Massachusetts after 15 01. In Wichita Everett Marshall defeated Colorado in straight falls.
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Yesterday's Stars By the Amplified Press Phillies Arnovich Homer Shifts Beat Beers
Morris Armovich and Bake Walters led a tense game as Arnovich homered in the eleventh to lift the Phillies to a 1-0 victory over the Bees. Walters pitched four hitless innings in relief for a 1-0 win in the second game. Almon Williams and Earle Brucker supplied key hits for the Athletics while Willems held Renatoea to four hits through 14 innings with Bruck driving in the deciding run.
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Two Philadelphia Clubs Lead Loops After Opening Day
Opening day saw two Philadelphia clubs atop the majors as the Phillies beat the Boston Bees 2-1 in eleven innings while the Athletics opened with a win over the Red Sox. Moris Arnovich delivered the key homer for Philadelphia and Edgar Smith, Williams, and Beucke contributed in relief and late offense. Longtime Yankee pest Dizzy Dean started for Cincinnati as other early games featured the Dodgers, Senators, and Cubs.
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Man Burned After Collision Near Martin
A car crash five miles southeast of here left George Faulke dead after his vehicle exploded burning him. Walter Peters and Ed Wallingford, drivers of the truck he struck, escaped with minor burns as gasoline sprayed over their hay-laden truck. both vehicles burned. The other car, driven by Mrs Alvina Waagoner and her husband the Philip attorney, was undamaged.
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Flames sweep Canyon City businesses in rare destructive blaze
A major fire tore through downtown Canyon City Oregon on April 20 destroying 15 enterprises and causing about 150000 in damages. Daly of Canyon City reported the losses as business houses burned while the town reeled.
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Erosion Threat Prompts Call for Conservation Efforts
Dr. N E Winters testified to a House subcommittee that soil erosion menaces 490000 farms across the Great Plains. He said three billion tons of topsoil are lost annually, with 3 percent of Kansas and 80 percent of Oklahoma affected, and warned many acres may become worthless if no action is taken.
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Hitler Seeks Peace Talks As Reich Celebrates Birthday
Berlin reports Hitler signals willingness to join world peace effort on his 48th birthday while observers note Germany’s rebuilt army and a record military review. Schacht and an overseas appeal prompt a potential Roosevelt led conference as 7 million Hitler Youth rally before a massive parade.
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Tourney Season Arranged For C C Golfers Of Huron
The County Club in Huron lays out a busy season with a May 2 blind bogey opener and an August 22 team match finale. Blues cap B C McKenzie and Whites led by Co L Bailey organize two interclub events plus four major tournaments culminating in September city championship play.
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Weather forecast for Heron and nearby areas
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a slight drop in temperature. Minnesota expects showers tonight into Wednesday morning mainly in the east, with cooler conditions in the west and lake areas. South Dakota remains partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, while Iowa shows mostly cloudy skies across the central region with showers in the northwest and extreme east.
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Forfeit Bonds For Parking Violations In Huron
Tod Girard and Homer Baumgartner of Huron forfeited bonds of one dollar each on charges of parking their auto on a paved street between 2 and 3 AM in violation of city ordinances.
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