Onida Track Meet Set After Rain Delays
Despite two days of rain, 200 athletes are expected to compete in the Onida American Legion track and field meet Friday. The dry, well graded track should be nearly ideal, with Gates Pierre youth seen as a possible shot put record breaker. High jump contender Campbell Huron hopes to threaten his 5 3 3/4 foot mark as discus and running records from past meets loom.
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Onida ‘American Legionv
C. W. Nattress
Gates
Pierre
Taylor
Tighmore
Atl Campbell
Svhen
Engleman
Duidad
Miller
Weert Engleman
Aberdeen
Pierre Indians
Huron
Gettyssburg
Hank O Day Shuns Spotlight After Umpiring Career
Hank O Day, famed baseball umpire, now out of active service, works as a National League scout and avoids publicity. Fans prefer conversation with celebrities about the game, while O Day would rather forget baseball until the next day’s events.
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Hank O'Day
National League
Hank
Pope
One Man Track Contender Faces Bismarck Squad
Roarie Harmeson of Devils Lake scored 24 points in the 1922 state track meet, narrowly missing first place. He plans to compete against Bismarck next week in one or two events and hopes to win as many events as possible for his team.
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Ne ‘di
Roarie Harmeson
Devils Lake
Wargo
Grand Forks
The
Harmegon
St. Louis and Chicago Time Difference Debate
The passage recalls a dispute over daylight saving style time differences between St. Louis and Chicago. A barber in St. Louis asked to settle whether the city lagged one hour behind Chicago, with a fan urging O'Day to decide the issue. The exchange highlights local skepticism and humorous mockery of the time lag claim.
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Chicago
St.Louis
St. Louis
O'Day
Early Baseball Notes: Traynor Trade Likely and Pitcher Buzz
First games of the season raise questions about Grover Alexander's form as he allowed five Reds hits. Traynor’s case is settled and a trade to OK Mulgee for two bleachers is likely. Reports mention Lonnie shift infield and Lonnie infield moves ahead. Fire Chief George Wallace of Cleveland praised control on a second pitch, while Sam Gray linked as a pitcher. Chicago sources note a hit off McGraw styled hurlers before lineup choices.
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Alexander
Reds
George Wallace
Cleveland
Golf Explosion Shot Tactics For Sand Traps
A reader describes using an explosion shot from a sand trap with a deep lie near the edge. The advice emphasizes digging deep with the niblick to control the ball and favoring a side-out path over attempting center-green play if the risk of a failed first hit is high.
School Baseball League Forms in Spink County
Ashton April 25 Special Supt. We A Tack heads the newly organized Spink County high school baseball league. Cities with teams include Conde Athol Brentford Northville Mellette and Ashton with Goebar of Conde as secretary. A game schedule will be prepared soon.
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We A, Tack
Spink
Conde
Athol
Brentford
Northville
Mellette
Goebar
Pavement Pounders Begin 60 Mile Derby Trek
Maplewood Missouri April 25 A Pyle bunion derby resumes with 28 pairs of bronzed legs starting from Maplewood toward Sullivan at the 26th control point sixty miles distant Pate Gavlizzi a bearded Italian sned merchant of Southampton England remains in the lead in elapsed time
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Maplewood
Missouri
C. CG. Pyle
Sullivan
Pate Gavlizzi
Sneed
Southampton
Engs
Agile young track stars to watch in college meets
A roundup of standout sprinters and field event athletes headed for Drake and Pennsylvania meets. Notable names include Claude Bracey of Rice Institute, George Simpson of Ohio State, Jack Wider of Notre Dame, Fred Sturdy of Yale, and Virgil Gist of Chicago among many others.
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Drake
Pennsylvania
Claude
Bracey
Rice Institute
Eorge Simpson
Ohio
State
Jack Wider
Notre. Dame
Charley Borah
Caliornia
Sprint records set at National Collegiate meet in Chicago
A standout performer posted times of 9.6 seconds for the 60 yard dash and 20.9 seconds for the 220 yard race at the National Collegiate championships in Chicago, marking one of his best days last year.
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Simpson
Paddock
Charley
Newark
N. J
Roland Locke
Bracey
Chicago
Hundreds to Compete In Penn Relay Meet
Philadelphia April 25. Hundreds of college and high school athletes will compete at Franklin Field tomorrow and Saturday in the University of Pennsylvania track carnival. Punahou Academy of Hawaii sends a strong squad led by Tom Churchill. Paavo Nurmi has a two mile special tomorrow and a three mile event Saturday.
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Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Punahow Academy of Hawaii
Tom Churchill
Okahoman
Kansas City
Paavo Nurmi
Horton Smith Left Out Of Foursomes
MOORTOWN ING April 25 Horton Smith and Al Watrous were left out of the American foursomes for the Ryder Cup prompting surprise. Captain Hagen declined to explain his picks saying he has disposed of the men to the best advantage to America. Smith and Watrous are expected to play in the singles.
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Ing
Horton Smith
Hagen
America
Smith
al Watrous
Miller track men show promise ahead of season
Miller high school enters the season with two lettermen and about 13 newcomers. Woodmen beat Wessington in a dual meet and display strength in the slot, high jump, and broad jump. Captain Flellmuth, VanCleave, Whittington, Helmuth, Jacobson, and others show potential in hurdles, jumps, and sprints.
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Miller High School
Woodmen
Wessington
Flellmuth
VanCleave
Whittington
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