Country Club Tourney Opens With Huesgen Cup Play
Football and golf clubs announce the Huesgen Cup start next week with large crowds showing the Rabbit ball’s popularity. Plans outline the schedule for spring and summer tournaments, including the annual Guest Day and invitation events. Key players like Disrad and Dr. Player feature in the Cup race, with handicap rules and rounds announced for the club championship and related events through September.
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Wessington Prepares for April Track Meet
Wessington and Doland high schools prepare for an April 23 invitation track meet in Wassington with about 200 competitors from central South Dakota. Twenty teams have accepted, a few may join, and attendance tickets will be sold in advance to help cover costs. Londos wins St Louis title in a boxing bout, McCready loses on points.
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Batters Edge Pitchers as Association Tilts In Chicago
In an opening tilt filled with hits the American Association batters led on April 21 by stacking 98 hits across four games. Pat Crawford and Bik Phillips drove in runs for Columbus fuel and Indians, while Toledo and Milwaukee won with strong hitting. A late surge by St Paul and a storm delay near Milwaukee added drama to a day dominated by bats over hurlers.
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Evans Hitting Wins For Cubs In Extra Frame
Evans drove in six runs and hit an eight inning winner as the Cubs beat Renn Kirsman’s Midgets 21 to 20 in extra innings. The Cubs sit in a three way tie for first in John Dangerter’s junior high league with the Red Sox and Aces. Weather may push tonight’s Red Sox vs Aces game to tomorrow if postponed.
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Aces
Nohlgren Accepts Ree Heights Post
Ralph Swede Nohlgren of Huron college, captain of the 1931 basketball team, has been signed as coach for Ree Heights high school. He will teach mathematics and coach, bringing his leadership as president of the Huron student association and his status as an Associated Press all-conference athlete.
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Redfield Golf Club to Purchase Ground Officers Elected
Redfield Golf Club members at the annual banquet elected Dr. F. E. Clinte as president and Len Graf as vice president. T. J. Ingles was named secretary treasurer, Ralph Eckman sports chair, Merle Hancock greens chair, W. F. Hansen grounds chair, and J. Mariner social chair. They voted to buy the grounds they own for the present course, making the club one of the few in the state owning its course. Ralph Berkman won the championship cup from last year, Len Graf took the Class B crown, Olaf Wick of Frankfort spoke on golf in Scotland. Shade meets Kilbourne in Chicago boxing bout.
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Olaf Wick
Frankfort
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Barney Berlinger Seeks Olympic Decathlon Dream
Olympic hopeful Barney Berlinger, a Penn Relays standout, aims to complete a 15 year pursuit of Olympic decathlon glory this summer in Los Angeles. He has already set Penn records and nearly claimed a world decathlon mark, but faltered in the 1500 meters final. he vows to finish the job with improvements in pole vault, shot, discus, javelin, long jump, high jump, hurdles, sprints, and distance events.
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Jimmy De Mers Could Save U S Javelin Repute In 1932
From Sand Point Idaho athlete Jimmy De Mers national champion and former world age record holder faces strong rivals Finland Sweden and Hungary as he chases Olympic glory after trials and past marks. He has thrown over 225 feet though rivals like Lundquist Jarvinen and Szepes loom with world and Olympic records.
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Baseball Results in American Association and Golf Tragic Death
In baseball a set of results shows Minneapolis 8 Toledo 9 Kansas City 10 Indianapolis U1 St. Paul 10 Columbus 5 Milwaukee 8 Lewisville 1, with the Milwaukee game called in the 6th due to rain. A golf note from Adelaide reports D S Crawford, a Scottish biscuit magnate, drowned himself after illness forced him from the links.
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Burly hits lift teams in tight Wednesday run
Yesterday's AP list highlights for the day include Bobby Burke of the Senators delivering the go ahead hit with two out in the clutch to beat the Red Sox. Gabe Ruth of the Yankees crushed a towering homer and added a timely single to defeat the Athletics. George Uhle of the Tigers shut down Cleveland on five hits in a 2 to 1 pitchers' duel. Sam Gray of the Browns blanked the White Sox on three hits for his second shutout. Joe Morrissey of the Reds knocked in four runs with two doubles and a single to power a 7 to 2 win over the Cubs. Steve Swetonic of the Pirates held the Cardinals scoreless on three straight hits in an 0 effort. Bill Terry of the Giants homered twice for the second straight day.
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Redfield Opens Track And Kittenball Season In April
Redfield reports athletes at the high school and grades preparing for outdoor sports this year with kittenball and track. Five grade teams and several high school squads are formed and hope to compete on a percentage basis. Track has begun with the Pheasants planning to enter, with Wessington and Webster meet prospects mixed by eligibility issues among dash and jump contenders. Coach Johnsort works to identify potential standout performers.
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Track Star Mary Terwilliger Emerges Into Spotlight
Mary Terwilliger of DeKalb rises from novice meets to Chicago trials in a rapid ascent toward the Olympics. Her coach George Terwilliger guides her progress as she lowers times to 2:17.3 and earns a gold medal prospect, marking a sudden breakout for American speed in outdoor events.
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Grade B Diamondball Shuts Out Jeffersons 7-0
Last night in the cHy grade school league B division Wilson blanked the Jeffersons 7-0. The Lincolns edged the Washingtons 12-9 in extra innings. Two A division games are set for this afternoon with Jeffersons vs McKinleys and Lincolns vs Wilsons.
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Hitchcock Opens Baseball Season With 12-8 Win Over Tulare
Hitchcock high opened its baseball season by defeating Tulare high 12-8 in a mopedy game. Tulare pitcher Meyer was wild, aiding Hitchcock as Johnson collected four hits in five plate appearances including two doubles. Hitchcock players Kempbel Glaze and L Harrs featured in the offense as Hitchcock erupted early for a decisive first-inning lead.
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West River Relays Set for April 29 in Rapid City
More than a dozen high school teams are expected to compete in the second annual West River Relays in Rapid City on April 29 under the Rapid City high school athletic department. Events include a special 100-yard dash mile relay sprint medley relay running broad jump two-mile relay half mile relay and discus throw. Last year Lead and Rapid City led the standings with records in several events including Caddell Rapid City 10.8 for the yard dash Pontius Deadwood 114 feet 8 inches in the discus Nutter Lead 188 feet 11 inches in the javelin Edgemont 3:4 for the two-mile relay Edgemont 3:56 in the medley relay Hot Springs 2:45.7 in the mile relay Stearfish 1:38 in the half-mile relay.
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Nig Noll Named Manager of S F Ex-Junior Team
The report in Sioux Falls notes Nig Noll will manage the South Falls Ex-Junior squad, citing his prior playing in Falls Tri-Bate league and coaching experience. The piece also mentions Oakland boxers and various regional results, indicating a busy period in the local sports scene.
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Trequois Winners in Cinder Carnival Meet
In a beach and field meet at Trequois on April 21 teams from Huron, Rockcroft, and Iroquois high schools competed for a prize. Trequois secured top honors with an $80 relay and a 410 box craft event, while Denver outpointed Idaho’s J Catello.
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