Browns Top White Sox In 1937 Opener As Hornsby Stars
Baseball notes detail Sam Hornsby aged 40 plus leading the Browns to a 15 10 win over Chicago, with Knickerbocker and Hildebrand among key contributors. The article also reports 42 Iowa high schools demanding the resignation of George A Brown, executive secretary of the Tows High School Athletic Association, amid a broader dispute with the Iowa High School Athletic Association.
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White Sox
St. Louis
Western Union
Northeastern Towss
George A. Brown
Tows High School Athletic Association
Brown
Iowa
Inight
Board of Control
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Club Course Opens Season In Nine Hole Blind Bogey
Country Club golfers kickoff the season with a nine hole blind bogey event. Fred Barber says fairways are improving with moisture and sand greens smoothing. Entries require registration and a 25 cent entry fee. prizes to be paid from proceeds. Club plans to reopen the Public Golf Course next week or 20 days after talks with Dr Saylor.
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Fred Barber
Barber
Reed
Coune
Coun Club
H. %. Saylor
Saylor
Wrestling Results Noted Incomplete AP Report
Incomplete AP wrestling results list matches and weights with names like Joe Cox from Cleveland and Wally Dusek from Nebraska, mentioning three falls and pins. Fragmentary place markers Wilmington Delaware and Oraho appear, with cryptic scores such as af5 and 14:30.
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Associated Press
N. J
Joe Cox
Cleveland
Wally Dusek
Nebraska
Three Falls
Wilmington
Del
Ernie Dusk
Oraho
Bill Sledge
Boustan
Terns
Pheasant Grid Prospects Good for Haddorff 1937 Team
REDFIELD April 22 Special From five months distant grid prospects for Coach Haddorffs 1937 squad look rosy with twelve lettermen expected back for another shot at the conference title edged last fall by two points. Haddorff fields an eight man line headlined by Heitman all conference end Mannings conference tackle and center Watson.
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Haddorff
Heitman
Mannings
Christian
Watson
Houghtering
Loveld
End
Weigman
Roeber
Haddorifs
Raebel
Wakner
West
Minnick
Women Keplers Scare Leaders In Bowling Meet
In Rochester on April 2, feminine Keplers from Chicago and Omaha toppled leaders in the women's international bowling congress team event. Chicago's Frinzie Scheffs sparked a second place upset, while Jung led the Chicago squad with 542 and Watson transfer of Omaha posted 591 for fourth spot. The Sokols of Omaha finished tenth with 2386.
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N.Y
Chicago
Omaha
Frinzie Scheffs
Camels
St. Louis
Jung
Watson
M. Ely
Sokols
Hitchcock Wins Triangle Track Meet At Tulare
Hitchcock High School led by distance ace Eugene Gilbert won a Tuesday triangular meet with 33 points, Tulare 27 2 3 and Bonilla 13 1 3. Tulare’s John Price, though sprained ankle, broke his pole vault school record and tied for first in broad jump. Tulare sends athletes Binger Ditley Harms Price Rose to Aberdeen Relays and plans entry at Frankfort May 4 and Huron May 8 regional meet.
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Tulare
Hitchcock High School
Eugene Gilbert
Bonila
Riel
Bonilla
John Price
Binger
Ditley
Harms
Price
Rose
Frankfort
Huyon
Rustlers to Vie In Aberdeen Meet
MILLEN April 21 special report: Marsh and ten of the Rustler Cinder men travel to Aberdeen Friday to defend last year's sprint medley title. Ray Fisher and Tom Reilly return to run the medley as the team competes in half mile relay mile relay print medley mile run and discus throw. If successful they may go to the Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls April 30 and May 1.
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Millen
Hpecialy
Oaga Marsh
Rustler Cinder
Aberdeen
Ray Fisher
Tom Reilly
Sioux Falls
Baseball schedule disrupted by rain delays
Yesterday's Associated Press report notes that multiple baseball games were postponed due to weather. Players Acharlean Kennedy Hildebrand and Heymsi are mentioned among those affected as the slate was paused across venues.
Coyotes to Drake Relays Eye Medal Chances
University of South Dakota coach Rube Hoy leads ten Coyotes to Des Moines for Drake Relays. The squad entries include relay and field events with Gene Hetland Marvin Red Lee and Billy Ryan among scorers. Competitors will face strong midwestern rivals Carleton Grinnell and Illinois Caltech named as contenders while Olympic hopefuls loom in hurdles and javelin events.
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Rube Hoy
Cinder
University of South Dakota
Priday
Des Moines
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Cough Hoy
Monmouth
Drake
Illinois
Curotes
By & Vard
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Ilinois Collegians
Carleton
Grinnell
Cos
Gene Hetland
Coyotes
Billy
Ryan
Clark Swisher
Marvin “Red” Lee
Smith
Link
Maynard Ingalls
Chris Jepson
Sion City
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Jepson
Ingalls
Terry
Hardin-Simmons
Hetland
Lillibridge
Cedar Falls
Lidipridge
Forrest Towns
Gearfis
Fritz Pollard
North Dakota
Towns
Lee
Newher
Lake Preston Cinder Crew Triumphs In Carnival Meet
Lake Preston high school wins the Lake Preston DeSmet dual track meet 77 to 65 led by Jensen and Kruse with multiple event wins including sprints, distance, and field events. A quadrangular meet is planned for April 27 featuring DeSmet Oldham Lake Preston and Brutee under coach Wendell Bic.
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Kruse
Jensen
Adams
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Oldham
Brutee
Britca
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Drake Relays Open With Massive Iowa Carnival Entries
Des Moines awaits the twenty eighth Drake Relays as 2 000 athletes from colleges universities and high schools arrive for the Midwest track carnival. Franklin Johnson and staff organize the event while entrants from California Texas Notre Dame Northwestern Ohio State and South Dakota join the sprint relay and other events at Drake Stadium in preparation for Friday’s program.
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Des Moines
Recearé
Franklin
Pitch
California
Texas
University of Texas
Whittier College
Fresco State College
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Ohio State
South Dakota
Drake
Ralph Greenleaf Billiard Champion Stages Comeback to Take Title
NEW YORK April 2 Ralph Greenleaf of New York a champion in 1919 defeats Andrew Ponzi in the world pocket billiard championship final 125 to 107 in 22 innings to reclaim the title he held in 1919. The 37 year old earns 1500 dollars with Ponzi collecting 1100 and Jimmy Caras 400.
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Ralph Greenleaf
Ponzi
New York
Babe Rush
Boston Red Sox
Jack Dempsey
Wilmington
Del
Greenleaf
Radio Features By Butterfield on Network Expansion Plans
The Associated Press reports networks NBC and CBS plan to spend at least 10 million dollars in the next two years on new quarters and studios across major cities. CBS will build a Hollywood studio and New York headquarters, NBC expands in Philadelphia Washington Schenectady and other sites. Groundbreaking for CBS Hollywood is set for Saturday at 2:45 PM local time.
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New York
NBC
CBS
New Hollywood
Philadelphia
Washington
Schenectady
N.Y
WGY
Hollywood
Cleveland
San Francisco
CBS Hollywood
Thomson Proposes Split American Pro Golf Team Match
New York April 22 Jimmy Thomson argues that foreign born American pros should be eligible for a split team match. He cites Harry Cooper Zerg Americans and others who came to the U.S. as youths and suggests taxing a domestic versus foreign born American pros team format to settle cross country competitions.
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Jimmy Thomson
New York
United States
Wrester
Wey
Scotland
Harry Cooper
Zerg
Friday Radio Schedule Highlights and Shakespeare Broadcast
Friday’s radio lineup features NBC WJZ WEAF and CBS WABC with programs from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. including Shakespearean birthday coverage from Stratford on Avon, orchestras such as the Boston Symphony and Joe Reichman, variety shows like The NBC Jamboree and The Broadway Varieties, plus sports and music features across multiple stations and times. Networks list calls, times, and performers like O Boston Symphony, Kate Smith, Major Bowes, Floyd Gibbons, and Hack: listed talents and program blocks.
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Alexander Woolcott
Kate Smith
Major Bowes
Floyd Gibbons
Joe Reichman
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NBC
Fildegarde
Boston Symphony
Institute of Mmiprant Welfare
Hddie Varax Orchestra
Stratford-and Avon
Eng
Radio Guild
WABC
CBS
WEAF
WIZ
NTC
iMcCinginnall Synghony
Hickey League Is Rained Out in Four Double Headers
Chicago April 22. The American Association postponed all four scheduled games due to rain as intrasectional play began. Milwaukee Brewers opened by visiting St Paul and Kansas City while Minneapolis hosted, Indianapolis played Toledo, and Louisville met Columbus in the Red Birds stadium.
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Browns
Brownie
Hornsby
Arerrorless
Wcond
Billy Knickenbocker
Joe Vosmik
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland Indians
Lyn Lary
Jule Solers
Cobb
Ruth
Gehrig
Habbit Maranville
Eddie Collina
Rod Wallace
Ty Cobb
Hinhomer
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Chicago
American Association
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St Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Red Birds
Big Stadium
Weather Summary for Huran and Vicinity
Weather forecast notes mixed clouds with potential rain or snow tonight, followed by colder conditions Friday. State outlook covers South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota with showers, cooler spells, and variable northern totals. expect near term warming in central areas and cooler trends nationwide.
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Huran
Rai
South Dakota
Iowa
Central
Centra
Minnesota
Toni
Brooklyn Still Among Derby Contenders After Debut Loss
New York Apr 22 Brooklyn Bradley’s Brooklyn, a Blue Larkspur colt, finished third in a mile and one eighth Keeneland Park race behind Bilionaire and Grey Gold. The race trimmed Grey Gold to 4 to 1 from 200 tall as fortunes shifted for the May Derby renewal. Billionaire and Brooklyn remained within reach of the leader, Onmy Gokl, who won, with no clear winner emerging from the field.
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New York
E. R. Bradley
Brooklyn
Son
Blue Larkspur
Breatley
Bilionaire
Edward W. Taffy
Keeneland Park
Yesters
Shannon
Bradley Bee
Loas
Ethel V. Mars
J. H. Loughheim
Pompoom
Billionaire
Grey Gold
Aweich
Onmy Gokl
On Ut
Billions Gitte
New Zealand Boxer Swickland Wins Welter Bout
New York report notes Maurice Swickland from New Zealand edged Nathan Mann in a 19644 bout in New Haven. Enricé Venturi of Heys Fly outpoints Lou Raymond Bollimore in an eight round decision.
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New York
Maurice Swickland
New Zealand
Nathan Mann
New Haven
Cony
Drew
Enricé Venturi
Heys
Fly
Lou Raymond
Bollimore
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