Scalpers and Tigers Ready for Aberdeen Relays Friday
Huron High School Tigers and Huron College Scalpers prep for Aberdeen Relays with key sprint and distance events. The Tigers seek to bolster their mile relay after disbanding the two mile team, while the Scalpers bring seven athletes led by captain Thad O Keefe and Deke Dezarn to vie in 880 and high hurdles.
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Huron High School
Aberdeen
Tigers
Warriors
Bengals
Sioux Falls Warriors
Sioux Falls
Johnson
Leonard Hey
Dwain Hook
Leslie Hook
Ray Kaminsky
Dilley
Deke Jatz
Kenneth Dilley
Pierre
Leonard Hay
Junior Ebleringer
Vale
Fierre
Hay
Gerry Parker
Huron College Scalpers
Hub City
Tommorrow
Scalher
Thad O'Keefe
Deke Dezarn
Bernard Dezarn
Bill Peterson
Clyde Collén
Paul Brindley
Alden Larsen
Deke Dezart
Peterson
Larsen
O'Keefe
Huron College
Cotton
Brindley
Parker
Deklitz
Record Breaking Alpena Relays Draw Record Entries
Alpena hosts its second annual relays on April 26 at a reconditioned track, with a record-breaking entry list and schools entering for the first time. Drawing at 9:30 am, trophies awarded to the champ, scoring 5-4-1 for individuals and 8-5-2 for relays, schedule lists hurdles sprints relays from 10:30 am to 4 pm, no admission.
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Howard
Fights Last Night by Associated Press
Buffalo bout saw Clarence Jones defeat Al Laney on points in New York. In Perth Amboy Cochrane beat Renge Dell on points in New Jersey Scranton.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Clarence Jones
Allaney
New York
Perth Amboy
N. J
Cochrane
Elizabeth
Renge Dell
Scranton
One Change Seen In ABC Tourney
In St Paul Minnesota Maxie Stein of Belleville Alabama will return to lead the American Bowling Congress world championships. Stein holds the all time high in all events 2079 and will coach Warner Brothers Pictures in the national pin classic. Gene Gagliardi from Mount Vernon New York shared spotlight by winning singles at New York with 749 while Stein set the mark. Clines of Salem Oregon moved into eighth in the team event scoring 9003 as the Westerners opened with 71999 and finished with 1033 in the end.
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St, Paul
Minn
Maxie Stein
Belleville
ABC
Maxie
Hollywood
New York
Warner Brothers Pictures
Gene Gagliardi
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Gagliardi
Stein
Clines
Salem
Ore
Westerners
Saints Climb In Association Race
American Association pitchers were hammered in three games with 77 hits and 43 runs. Milwaukee defeated Columbus 15 to 7 while Saint Paul beat Indianapolis 7 to 5 behind two pitchers. Kansas City edged Toledo 5 to 4 as Louisville held the top spot with Louisville/Columbus/Indianapolis in pursuit.
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Associated Press
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Brewers
St Paul
Indianapolis
Indians
Saints
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Strahan
Coffman
Truss
Johnson
Bauer
Fletcher
Wade
Sivess
B. Wade
Moncrief
Lakeman
Hendrickson
Candini
Robinson
Marcum
Nordquist
Spindel
Schmitz
Dickinson, Makosky
Hayworth
Hader
Barrett
Creel
Weissman and
Dodgers Star Pete Reiser Hurt by Pitch in Brooklyn Game
Brooklyn, April 24. Pete Reiser, Dodgers outfielder, suffered a possible fracture of his right cheek bone after a fastball struck him as he batted in the third inning. He was taken to Caledonia Hospital. Initial reports suggested a beaning on the head, though he wore protective headgear this season after teammates were hurt by pitches last year.
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Brooklyn
Harold
Pete) Reiser
Outfelder
Brooklyn Dodgers
the Pearson
Phillies
Caledonia Hospital
Reiser
Dodgers
Frank McCormick Year Shaped For South Dakota Junior Baseball
South Dakota Legion awards two plaques for promoting junior baseball this summer. Ted Brown announces the Frank McCormick Traveling Award and a department plaque honoring outstanding work by veterans, non veterans or institutions. Huron and Fair City leagues prep amid weather as Lee Bloomberg promotes a four team league with workouts set Friday at 6.
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Nbchunen
South Dakota Department of the American Legion
Ted Brown
South Dakota Department
McCormick
Department of South Dakota
Frank McCormick
University of Minnesota
American Legion
South Dakota
Huron
Lee Bloomberg
Fair City
Wessington Springs to Enter Alpena Relays Meet
Wessington Springs High School track team will travel to Alpena for an invitational Relays meet on April 26. Coach Wheeler says Spartan runners will compete in the 100, 220, 440 yard dashes, 800 yard run, medley relay and mile relay, but will skip hurdles weight events and jumps. The Lane meet was canceled due to rain last Friday.
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Putnam
Yankton
Johnson
N. DB. A
Quick
York College
Augustana
Yager
Hall
Sioux Falls
Greene
Barnard
Hoeker
St. Mary's
Bismarck
Mulready
Fargo
College
North Dakota U
Kittelson
Sexton
Kjelmer
Zeeb
Cobb
Grass
Coolidge
Wika
Gross
Barber
Halla
Wilson
Cowley
Forney
Clancy
Vanderpol
Farrell
Berger
Alien
Brown
Condon
LaPlant
Waiters
Whitney
Eagleman
LaFlant
Wessington Springs
St Lane
Baseball Meeting Scheduled Tonight in Huron City League
A meeting to reorganize the Huron City League for the coming season is set for tonight at 6 30 in the Elks Club Room. All baseball players managers Jane and would be sponsors are urged to attend.
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Huron
Elks Club
Detroit Means As Hammerin Hank Gets Army Orders
Hank Greenberg, star slugger of the Detroit Tigers, received draft orders. He must report for induction May 7 at the local induction center. His departure disrupts a powerful home run duo once pairing with Rudy York, leaving York as the Tigers’ sole swat king.
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Devromt
Detroit
Tigers
Greenberg
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Rudy York
Swat King
Former Huron Athlete Named Bowdle Coach At Amery Wis
John Stahl, ex Huron High School and Huron College star, is named head coach at Amery Wisconsin after three successful seasons guiding Bowdle prep teams. His football squads have 18 wins, 3 losses, 2 ties. basketball teams claimed a conference tourney title and district crown in 1940 and reached regional final.
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Bowdle
John Stahl
Huron High School
Huron College
Amery
Wis
Stahl
Aberdeen
Northern Normal
Wessington
Little Eight League Plans 1941 Season At Clark
Clark hosts a meeting of the Little Eight baseball league to set plans for the 1941 season which opens May 11. Vienna replaces Crandall in the eight towns lineup with Kampeska joining in place of Henry. Gordon Brown is elected president, Clift Van Sickle re-elected secretary treasurer. An organizing and practice meeting is set for Clark next Sunday.
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Apoax
Epecialj
Little Eight Baseball League
State Association
Vienna
Crandall
Kampeska
Henry
Clark
Raymond
Garden City
LMV Track Meet Set At Yankton College April 25
The annual Little Missouri Valley high school conference track and field championship will be staged at Crane Field Yankton College on Friday afternoon April 25. Only individual events and a mile relay will conclude the meet with officials from Yankton College students and local businessmen. Competing teams include Scotland Parkston Menno Tabor Freeman and Tyndall.
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Yankton
Crane Field
Yankton College
Gene Farrell
Scotland High School
Scotland
Parkston
Menno
Tabor
Freeman
Tyndall
League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching Summary
Travis Washington leads AL batting with a .450 average while DiMaggio and Doerr share home run honors with four. DiMaggio also ties for hits with 19, and Moore of Boston tops with 17. Ott leads in home runs with four. five players tied at three. Luther serves as second lieutenant in the Army after starring as wingback for Florence's Rose Bowl team.
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Associated Press
Travis
Washington
Heath
Cleveland
DiMaggio
New York
Doerr
Boston
Moore
Lava Ky
Ott
Seight
Luther
ARMY
Robinson
Walter Luther
Iflorence
Hollarbush Rises To Second In Singles As Doubles Record Falls
In the second round at Huron Recreation Center the men's handicap bowling tournament saw Gagnon and Pflepsen set a new doubles mark of 1243 while Hollarbush moved into second in singles with a 627 series. Hobbs and Baldwin slip to second in doubles. Wolner Bates take third. Pierce and Daum top fifth.
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Huron Recreation Center
Bill Gagnon
Pete Pflepsen
Lloyd Bauman
Bill Peek
Gagnon
Pilepsenani
Baldwin
Hobbs
Clarence Baldwin
Verne Hobbs
Pflepsen
Aliens
Peek
Bauman
Bill Wolner
Ralph Bates
Wolner
Bates
Roy Daum
Earl Pierce
Daum
Pierce
Hollarbush
Gene Hollarbush
Ike Wyland
Miedema
L. O. Hoffman
Marinus’ Artz
George Royer
Orval Jeffers
RY Utz
Pfepsen
G. Bauman
Adams
Jeffers
Huntington
Beyer
Whaley
Breske
W. Weiner
R. Bales
Byers
Q Owell
Wickett
Toler
Hoffman
Halvorsen
Fegmer
Stafford
Maeve
Emiler
Horton
Mickett
UNI
Big League Favorites Surge After Week Of Confusion
The Reds push a fourth straight win as Walters blanks the Cubs, Vandermeer earlier shut them out. Giants and Dodgers gain ground while Indians tie for AL lead with strong Feller win. Yankees rise. Red Sox slide after a rough stretch. Detroit thumps White Sox. Athletics rake 11 runs in one inning to beat Washington.
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Reds
Giants
Tribe
Yankees
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Walters
Phillies
Whitlow Wyatt
Rizzuto
St Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sar Nahem
Cleveland
Bob Feller
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Phil Rizzuto
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
New Marquette Coach Bans Grandstand QBs From Field
Tom Stidham, named Marquette University football coach, opened spring practice by ordering grandstand quarterbacks to remain in the stands, barring them from on field participation. The move affects which players may practice and contend for roster spots as spring drills proceed.
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Milwaukee
Tom Stidham
Marquette University
Cunningham Named To Post At Cornell College
Glenn Cunningham, once the fastest miler, was appointed director of athletic physical education and health at Cornell College in Vernon Iowa, effective September 1 1941. He currently leads the college student health service.
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Vernon
Glenn Cunningham
Cornell College
Cunningham
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