Methodists Boast TUBBELL TWIRLS GIANTS INTO LEADERSHIP
In a track meet at Huron college field tomorrow Dexota Wesleyan invades after a 74 to 47 victory, led by captain Herold Dukelow who seeks repeat hurdles and long jump wins. Beiers and Lamb loom as Wesleyan threats with Youel returning in key events. Francis Gene will anchor Huron with rising teammates Norfolk Weston and Kleinsasser backing him.
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Dexota Wesleyan
Huron Tomorow
Mitchell
Eldon Parker
Huron College Aimsy Clads
Methodists
Scealpers
Huron
Freddy Beiers
Crick Wesleyan
Cozine
Beiers
Dukelow
Youel
Wesleyan
Enery
Harbert
Christen
Powers
Stucer
Aberdeen Host To Huron And Clark
Aberdeen high school opens its 1983 track season with a triangular meet against Huron and Clark. With no veteran and a balanced squad the team aims to contend as Emil Mayc and Clayton Wertz pace strong performances, while Don Shiflett faces added rivals. Clark strengths include middle distance events as Aberdeen forecasts closers.
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Aberdeen
Huron
Clark
Golden Eagles
Emil May c
Clayton Wertz
Don Shiflett
Northern Track Team Opens Season at Valley City Meet
Northern State Teachers college athletics opens its 1933 track season today at Valley City against Valley City Teachers and Jamestown college. Sprinting and hurdling will be led by Bob Davies Keegan and Mack with Martz forming the relay group. Neudigate and DeVany aim for vaults above 11 feet while Keegan improves the broad jump and Welker stars in weight events.
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Northern
Aserdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Valley City
N. C
Valley City Teachers
Jamestown College
Bob Davies
Keegan
Mack
Martz
Ray Neudigate
Guy DeVany
Welker
State College football prospects after spring drills
Athletic Director Cy Kasper evaluates State College football for next season after two weeks of spring practice. Lettermen and freshmen compete for positions with emphasis on replacing Don Kummer at center and choosing between Douglas and Frandsen at quarterback.
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Kasper
Brookings
Cy" Kasper
Hom
Don Kummer
Benson
Polah
Douglas
Vikings To Meet Braves On Track
Sioux Falls college Braves and Augustana Vikings prepare for the annual dual track meet at East Side athletic field. Augustana, boasting balance in field and dash stars, is favored to win and both schools seek city-title momentum across sports.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College Braves
Augustana Vikings
East Side Athletic Field
Braves
Auggies
Purple
Augustana
Ruggies
Bill Brennan
Yanitas
Francis Olsen
Telllevents
Bob Winters
Jack Harrington
Sioux Falls College
Norskies
Baptists
Vikings
Olsen
Yankton
Souther
Schmeling Roughs Two Sparring Partners in Quebec Exhibition
Schmeling former heavyweight champ pummeled two sparring partners in an exhibition appearance in Quebec with promoter Jack Dempsey acting as third man in the ring.
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Schmeling
Quebec
Que
Champlo
Jack
Dempsey
Women Set New Swimming Marks At National Meet
The third night of the AAU women's national championships in Buffalo features two world records and five new national champions. Katherine Rawls leads the 22 yard freestyle and 34 yard medley relay bids, after smashing the 200 yard individual medley record and outdistancing Dorothy Poynton. Lenore Kight set a new 100 yard freestyle mark in a special race as New York attempts to defend the medley relay title.
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Buffala
N.Y
Katherine Rawls
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Star
Dorothy Poynton
Los Angeles
Cal
Nam
Learers
Lenore Kight
Homestead
Helene Madison
Women's Swimming Association of
New York
Big university faces NCAC punishment in line for suspension
Chicago Apr 2 A big university was reported likely to be suspended from the North Central Association for violations of athletic policies. The board led by H M Gage of Coe College recommends removal from the accredited list, to be reviewed by higher learning commissioners. The NCAC, governing standards across 20 states, would bar graduates from teaching in member schools if removed. A three year study by B L Stradley of Ohio State analyzed midwestern policies.
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Chicago
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Winlaton
HM. Gage
Coe Cowa) College
Board of Review
Association
Board
Commission On Institutions of Higher Learning
Gage
North’ Central
Rockies
Alleghenies
Stradley
Ohio State University
New York Pitcher Hubbell Pitches Giants to Early Lead
Giants right hander Carl Hubbell has appeared in every 1933 game so far, delivering strong outings for a team with two wins and a tie. He pitched 202-3 innings, allowed 17 hits, and yielded only one unearned run across multiple starts, including a 1 to 0 shutout of the Braves and a long relief stint against the Phillies.
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New York
Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Hubbell
Bill Terry
Brooklyn
Phillies
Boston Braves
Fen
Hall Pests Top-Seeded Net Stars in Mason-Dixon Meet
White Sulphur Springs W Va April 2 J Gilbert Hall of South Orange N J ranked no higher than 14th nationally upset No 4 Sidney B Wood Jr of New York in the Mason and Dixon quarter finals 6 2 0 6 3 Hall next faces Clifford Sutter of New Orleans who beat Berkeley Bell 2 6 6 3 13 11 in a two hour duel joining Frank Shields of New York and Gregory Mangin of Newark in the semi finals Shields and Mangin had won their quarter finals the day before and semi final pairings were Hall against Mangin and Shields against Sutter
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. v
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Pinshurst
Hall
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Wood
Hell
Nove
Frank Shields
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Sutter
United States
Berkeley Bell
Shields
Manin
Seer
Trout Handling Techniques from Jimmie Donahue NEA
Fishers learn to manage line slack with the left hand and keep the rod arched while guiding the trout. Maintain pressure against the fish, lift to take slack, and use a submerged net to draw the fish through water for a safe release and reduced escape risk.
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Jimmie Donahrue
NEA
Catthing Trout
Jescape
Pitchers Spark American Association Showdown
Cold rain did not curb top pitching as veterans and young hurlers shone across the American Association. Petty Wood McKain Burwell and others pitched well while hitters surged with Columbus Toledo Louisville and St Paul driving runs in multiple games.
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William Weeks
Associated Press
Chicago
American Association
Jess Petty
Charley Wood
Kansas City
Archit McKain
Louisville
Lou Garland
St. Paul
Bill Burwell
Indianapolis
Ed Chapman
Columbus
Hoxie Lawson
Toledo
Ken Penner
Chapman
Milwaukee
Red Birds
Toedo
Lawson
Blues
Mud Hens
Fenner
Bryan
Slim
Harvise
Colonels
St Paul
Two Fighters Targeted In Suspension Plea In Cleveland
Cleveland boxing officials press the National Boxing Association to suspend Ben Jeby of New York and Gorilla Jones of Akron after Mayor Ray T. Miller calls the bout an apparent fake fight. A city council resolution urges penalties including purse withholdings to refund spectators or donate to charity. managers Welch Caplin would also be banned. The NBAs rules and protection of the sport are cited as at stake.
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Jeby
Jones
Cleveland
Ben’ Jeby
New York
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Ohio
Ray T. Miller
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Peter Horback
Cincinnati
National Boxing Association
Boxing Commission
Lucy Welch
Hymie Caplin
Jeby’s
Amerting
Hoeback Tee
Boxing Association
Canzoneri Defeated by Ramey for Michigan Youth Title Shot
Wesley Ramey, 74 pro fights with 70 wins, beats Tony Canzoneri in a 10 round no title bout in Grand Rapids. Ramey earns a future lightweight title opportunity as Canzoneri, weighing 133, concedes, despite a sixth round knockdown and cuts above both eyes.
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Grand: Rapids
Wesley
Ramey
Grand Rapids
Tony'' Canzoneri
Canzoneri
Michigan
Mich
Wesley Ramey
Tony Canzoneri
Choma Withnie
Lee Troreaet
Associated Press
Yesterday's Scores and Scattered Game Notes
Scattered results list for yesterday includes Milwaukee, Columbus, 10. Kansas City 1 Toledo. St Paul 2 Louisville. Minneapolis at Indianapolis Reli. Names REE Sorell Spencer Knott Ferrell Durkan Grube featured in fragmentary items.
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Chicago
Loughran to Meet Gastanaga in Chicago Ring Tonight
Tommy Loughran the veteran Philadelphia boxer faces Spanish challenger Tay Gastanaga in a 10 round main event at Chicago Stadium. The card also features Otto Von Porat vs Hans Birkie and Lou Scazza vs Tiger Jack Fox with Frankie O'Brien and Marty Sampson in separate bouts.
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Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Tay Gastanaga
Evert
Gestanaga
Philadelphian
Halt
Gastanaga
Babe Hunt
Charley Retzlaff
Gipsy Daniels
Otto von Porat
Hans Birkie
San
Woonsocket Stockyards Baseball Club Reorganized for 1933
Woonsocket Stockyards baseball club reorganized with Ed Grunewaldt returning as manager for the 1933 season. The lineup will be similar to last year with new players Ball Day Peterson and another pitcher joining the staff. A schedule is being arranged and managers should contact Ed Grunewaldt in Woonsocket to book games.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket Stockyards
Ed Grunewaldt
Ball
Woonsocket High School
Day
Peterson
Stockyards
Grunewaldt
Manger Ed Grunewaldt
Charles Favored To Take Decathlon At Kansas Relays
Lawrence Kan April 21 The Missouri Valley A A decathlon opens at the Kansas Relays with 600 athletes from 50 schools entered for the relays proper tomorrow Wilson Buster Charles formerly of Haskell Institute Oneida Indian is favored to regain the decathlon title he lost to Jim Bausch in 1931 A A champion in 1900 the Indian finished fourth in the Olympic decathlon last summer Londos Wins San Francisco Jim Londor St Louis defeats Prince Cheweh Hi Oklahoma here last night
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Charles
Lawrence
Kan
Missouri Valley A. A
Wilson
Buster) Charles
Oneida
A. A
Londos
Ban Francisco
Jim Londor
St. Louis
Prince Cheweh- Hi
Oklshoma
Umpire Pfirman Bears For Work In New York
Charley Pfirman, National League umpire, worked his 1,000th consecutive league game at the Polo Grounds yesterday. He has called games as he saw them for 26 years, maintaining endurance records for the league’s umpiring staff.
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New York
Charley Pfirman
Charley
Polo, Grounds
Hitchcock Track Team Shows Promise This Spring
Hitchcock high school track squad has prepared for the incoming season with several promising athletes including Glaze Kambel Dickson brothers Voorhees John Mortimer Morris Mortimer Marshall Johnson Ralph Atkins and Kent Wright. At the recent Wessington Invitational Glaze and Kambel starred as Hitchcock placed second. Kambel threw 163 feet feet in the football throw with no wind assistance. Glaze finished second in the 220 yard dash and ran the low hurdles for the first time in under 30 seconds. An invitational meet for Class II schools is set for this afternoon at 2 with Bonilla Sand Creek Wolsey Tulare and Frankfort invited. A quarter mile track is being laid at the city baseball field.
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Hitchoolss
Hitchcock High
Glaze
Kambel
Dickson Brothers
Voorhees
John Mortimer
Morris Mortimer
Marshal
Johnson
Ralph Atkins
Kent Wright
Hitchcock
Wessington
Bonilla
Sand Creek
Wolsey
Tulare
Frankfort
Stars of Yesterday Aces and Nods From White Sox Giants and Athletics
A roundup notes unassisted double plays by the White Sox at Simons against the Browns with Ferrell’s liner, Carl Hubbell’s 1-0 win over the Braves, Jimmie Foxx and Lefty Grove powering the Athletics with Foxx’s two homers and Grove’s four-hits allowed, Babe Herman’s two hits for the Cubs, and Chet Brown of the Indians limiting the Tigers to four hits with one walk.
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Xaus
Braves
Hubbell
Nets
Boston
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
St Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Geainst
Cincinnati
Robert Moses
Grove
Washington Senators
Jimmie Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Tiger Brors
Detroit
Clint Brown
Cleveland
Vic Sorrell
Indians
Chicago
White Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Associated Press
Simons
Browns
Ferrell
Melilla
Carl Hubbell Giants
Land
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Foxx
Washington
Babe Herman
Cubs
Cardinals
Cunt Brown
Tigers
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Anu TY Meruaar
Aitiers
Niermeyer
Lefty Lamb
Big Wesleyan
Lamb
Tespstra
Terypara
Barber
Troy
Dean Cromwell
University of Souther California
Charley Parsons
Trojan
Jim “Red” Abbott
Jackrabbit
Pilhal
Frandsen
Joe Pickal
Fred Baxa
Wagner
Paul Miler
Vole
Frederic Swick
Lafayette
Ind
Lawrence Lundring Cantton
Burke von Wald
Redfield
Ernest Mengnusen
Wayde Lichty
Tracy
Minn
James Noble
Pipestone
John Jurgensen
Pierre
William Magee
Castlewood
Vera Roda
Degrey
Hugh Frandsen
Frankinton
James Harper
Orville Anderson
N.C.A
Moundsman
Fangs
Senators
Mason-Dixon
Qrandinds
Annnanen
St Louis
Wevemenneren
St- Doula
W.L Pet
Minneapolis
Wwe
Promised
REE Sorell and and Spencer
Aas
Abd Asassaararaeed
Associated
Preaw National BH
Bostod
Frackhouse and Hogan
Mancuso
Elliott
Pearce
Devisyik
Benga
ED Maloné
Bartnett
Dean
J. Wileson
Stewart
L. Thomas
Ell Grove
Loughran
Izzy Gastanaga
Woonsocket Ball Club
Ed Gunewaldt
Pitot
Pfirman
Wright & Ditson
Fairways
U.S. Royals
Golf Supplies
Sherman
Moe
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