Deland High Run Invitational Track Looms Large
Close competition is anticipated at the second annual Deland high school track and field meet Friday with entrants from Aberdeen Wessington Clark Webster De Smet Frankfort Huron Iroquois and Doland. The 100 yard dash features Keegan Christen ONeill Gross and the McNickle twins among top sprinters. a tight field expected in the half mile relay and all events except the vault. About 100 athletes in eleven events with start official Arthur Paine of USC guiding starters.
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Doland
Deland
Aberdeen
Wessington
Clark
Webster
de Smet
Frankfort
Huron
Iroquois
Keegan
Christen
O'Neill
Gross
MclNickle
Mel and
Mar
Arthur Paine
Collin Features In Grid Workout at Creighton Stadium
Omaha April 2 More than 50 Bluejay gridmen joined spring training with 76 reporting for duty. Coach Arthur Stark praised the squad’s depth and spirit as freshmen showed promise in a scrimmage watched by the public. Key plays included Eddie Jelen’s punt return for a touchdown Howie Gordon’s 25 yard dash and Corrad Cullie’s accurate passes. Stark said Creighton should have a strong chance against eight opponents next fall.
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Omaha
Neb
Creighton University
Bluejay
Wnth
Arthur Stark
Jays
Innemath
Eddie Jelen
Howie Gordon
Corrad Cullie
Cusek Stark
Shaws
Eight Special Meets For H. S. Track Teams
Pierre April 22. South Dakota high school athletes have seven approved meets besides the state meet, with fourteen approved this year. Seven already held. Schools may enter regional and district meets. Remaining specials listed: West River Relays Rapid City April 24. Gune County Track Meet Newell May 2. Central Conference May 1-2 Aberdeen. Presho Field Day May 1 Presho. Dakota Relays Sioux Falls May 1. North Eastern May 3 Clark. Cane Relays Cantos May 3.
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Gune County
Newell
Aberdeen
Presho
Dakota
Sioux Falls
Clark
Cantos
Preston Will Compete In Sioux Valley Meet
Lake Preston high school coach Smith plans to enter multiple events at the Sioux Valley meet in Dell Rapids on Friday. Team members Nelson Keith, Morgan, and Adama will compose the half mile relay and mile quartet, with Keith in high and low hurdles. Nelson, Adams, and Morgan will run the 168 and 280 yard dashes, Jokneam will contest the discus, javelin, and shot put, and Adama will seek points in shot put, high jump, and broad jump. Madison worded track note from April 24.
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Lake Preston
Smith
Lake Preston High School
Sioux Valley
Dell Rapids
Nelson Keith
Morgan
Adama
Tessa
Nelson
Johnson
Morgan Eed - Adem
Keith
Adams
Jokneam
Pennock Still Hurdling The Comeback For Yankees
Herb Pennock, once deemed finished, has opened the 1931 season with strong starts for New York. He beat Boston 2 1 in his first outing and routed Philadelphia 12 1 as he walked one batter in 18 innings. Pennock has 18-year major league totals of 210 wins and 146 losses with 104 strikeouts and a . He has appeared in four World Series, winning five games without a defeat.
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New York
Herb Pen_nock
New York Yankee
Pennock
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Marge Joe
Herb Ont
Horace Lisenbee
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Fed Sox
Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
McKechnie
Boston
Braves
Baseball Revived At Dakota Wesleyan In Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University begins a sudden renaissance in baseball with Coach Hubbard predicting a varsity club due to strong daily practice turnout. The inter-society tournament remains, while games with top independent teams are planned. workouts will include track tennis and golf as the season approaches.
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Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Hubbard
Wesleyan
South Dakota
Concha
Yesterday's Stats From The AP Baseball Roundup
Herb Pennock pitched steady ball for the Yankees allowing seven hits as they beat the Athletics 12-1. Ossie Bruege drove in four with a home run and two singles for the Senators against the Red Sox. Ed Brandt limited the Giants to five hits as the Braves won 5-1. Jonathon Stove hit his third homer in three days with two on in the ninth against the Indians for the Tigers. Jim Eliott scattered Brooklyn hits, struck out five and won the Phillies 7-3.
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Associated Press
Herb Pennock
Yankees
Athletics
Ossie Bruege
Senators
Red Sox
Ed Brandt
Braves
Giants
Jonathon Stove
Tigers
Indians
Jim Eliott
Phillies
Brooklyn
A. A. Pitchers Have Troubles In American Association
Chicago dispatch notes pitchers struggle as rain cancels games. Batting averages run high across eight clubs, led by Milwaukee at .347 with 268 at bats and 83 hits. St Paul and Columbus chase second in pennant race, while other teams post strong team batting marks. Early strikeouts remain rare with only 155 in 25 games. several players post high averages and sluggers. Today matchups renew intercity clashes as eight teams resume action.
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Milwaukee
Brewers
Ghese
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Kubat
Herman
Hargreave
Crawford
Cohmnbus
Manion
McMillan
Rules for Preparatory Golf Tourney in Pierre
Regulations for the fourth annual South Dakota high school golf tournament at Pierre Country Club on May 16 announced by R E Rawlins secretary treasurer of the state high school athletic association. Entries due May 6. Schools may enter up to four contestants, two may compete. Athletes in track meet and tennis tournament are ineligible. Championship decided by medal play. Low team score determines team title. low individual score wins individual title. Awards include gold and silver medals for top individuals and gold and silver medals for top teams.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Pierre Country Club
R. E. Rawlins
Teeasurer
State
High School Athletic Association
Rawlins
Medal Jalny
Placques
Landis Rule Tightened by Federal Court Ruling
Chicago dispatch notes Federal Judge Walter Lindley labeled Landis the absolute despot of organized baseball. The ruling affirmed the commissioner's sweeping powers and dismissed an injunction to curb his control over players like Fred Bennett. Milwaukee and St Louis had argued to release Bennett or transfer him, with appeal plans pending.
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Chicago
Mountain Landis
Walter Lindley
Fred Bennett
Aroezica
Lindley
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Landis
Bennett
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hitchcock High Defeats Bonilla 17 to 1 in Baseball
Hitchcock High School cruised past Bonilla 17 to 1 in an April 22 game hampered by Bonilla ineligibility and sickness. Hitchcock improves to 2-0 after previously beating Tulare 8-6. Pitchers listed include Hitchcock Kambel Glare and H Harms. Bonilla Emerson and Fuller.
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Hitchcock
Bonilla
L Hitchcock
Hitchcock High
Bonilla High
Tulare
Kambel
Glare
H. Harms
Northern Sophomores Win Aberdeen Track Meet
Sophomores at Northern Normal won the interclass track meet with 42 points to 41 for the juniors as a biting north wind and near freezing temperatures challenged competitors. Seniors placed third. Tilden Richards to Meet Chicago in World Pro Tennis Championship series at Chicago Stadium May 17. Tatum Grossette joins Citadel coaching staff in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Aberdeen
Northern Normal
Tilden
Richards
Chicago
William T
Tilden Tl
Vincent Richards
Chicago Stadium
Tatum Grossette
Citadel
Charleston
5. C
Leading Performers In The Big Leagues
Major league leaders through April 21 include Giants and Braves stars. Leach hits .444 with Sheely at .406 for the Giants and Braves respectively. Lindstrom tops hits with 14 for the Giants and Sheely 13 for the Braves. American League leaders show Berry of Red Sox at .500, Vosmik .538, and Ruth among top run scorers with 4. Stone and Ruth share home runs with four and three respectively.
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Associated Press
Leach
Giants
Sheealy
Braves
Kisin
Phillies
Sheely
Hartnett
Cubs
Wilson
Cardinals
Klein
Lindstrom
Stein
Berman
Robins
Berry
Red Sox
Vosmik
Indians
Ruth
Yankees
Hunnsfield
Spencer
Senators
Levey
Browns
Sewell
Gehrig
Eee Bluege
Voemik
Ephiringex
Tigers
Lary
Stone
Sae
Cards Open At Home In Gay Surroundings
The Cardinals start their season in St. Louis with holiday ceremonies and a pennant salute. Gov Waulfield and Mayor Miller will pitch and try to catch the first ball as bands play and the stands glow with decorations. The club sits first with five wins and one loss. Benny Frey starts for the Reds against Chicago.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Jess Joseph Haines
Gabby Street
Benny Frey
Cincinnati Reds
Grade School Kittenball Play To Resume Tonight
Grade school kit tenbell teams plan to resume play after a weather pause. An A league game was scheduled between Washington and Wilson tonight. The last contest Friday saw Wilson beat McKinley A’s 8 to ?
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Washington and Wilson
Wilson
McKinley “A
Holgate Chosen Captain Of Wesleyan Basketball Team
Pete Holgate was elected captain of the Dakota Wesleyan basketball squad for next year at the banquet last night. Fourteen players received gold basketballs symbolizing the South Dakota conference championship.
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Holgate
Wesleyan
Mitchell
Pete” Holgate
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota
Boston Club Takes Second Place With Strong Pitching
Boston Braves move to second in the National League behind solid pitching and timely hitting. Ed Brandt won his second complete game, allowing five hits in a 5 1 victory over the New York Giants. Socks Seibold and Old Tom Zachary also won games as Boston’s attack averaged near ten hits per game. In the American League, Washington and New York surged with big run productions, while Cleveland edged Detroit in a tight AL race. Weather limited western games. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh had no scheduled games.
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Boston
Ed Brandt
New York Giants
Socks Seibold
Tom Zachary
Braves
Brooklyn Robins
Jim Elliott
Brooklyn
Phillies
Elliott
Philly
Senators
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Jonathan Stone
Indians
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Piteburgh
Pierre Reorganizes Ball Team For 1931
Pierre, April 22 Specially Pierre organized its baseball team for the coming season and is preparing for another year. C. J. Kirkpatrick last year's manager is back at the helm and has called out his ball players for practice. Players will be secured from local and outside talent and the team must be in shape for Pierre's 50th Anniversary celebration of May 31. June 1-2 a schedule with fast semipro teams and other teams in this territory is now being made.
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Pierre
C. J. Kirkpatrick
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