Drake Relay Carnival Set For Tomorrow at Huron
Athletes from Dakota Wesleyan and Northern meet Huron in a three cornered track and field event at the first home meet of the season. The Scalpers and Tigers rely on key performers while injuries hamper some stars. a strong lineup is expected with multiple events including grade school relays added as a feature.
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Wi College
Dakota Wesleyan
Ermal
Qriangular
Sexlpere
Huron
Wolves Tigers
Wesleyan
Putple
Wolves
Sige
Wesley
Wis Cordova
Dukelow
Campbell
Teiays
Coft
Davis
Westeyan
Tigers
Werther
Armoid
Ferguson
Tiss Will
Oy Pele
Nox
Arnold
Huron-Wesleyan
Gross
White
Cote
Palmer
Lockhart
Spickner
Mackey
Morrow
Shas Ber
Davidson
Graesers Northern
Hanibaugh
Dresselhuys
Crawford
Marien
Gadderz
K. Hanson
C. Hanson
Butz
Baugust
Dewey
Johnson
Murray
Ciich Ball
Nammings
Camp
Mukelew
Cordova
Whittington
Han
Martin
Nelson
Gamble
Bosume
Lamb
Terpstra
Mitchell
Pennei
Lucci
Grace
Ana
Arade Schpol Os Baga
Stade Shog
Wrade School
Ford Reley—Yradele
Pierre Relays Under Way at Pierre Indian School
The Pierre Relays began this morning with seven events including five pentathlons. About 250 athletes from 22 schools and four colleges competed under light rain and soft track conditions. Semifinals and finals were planned for later, with events across high school and Indian school divisions.
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Pierre
Athlees Fam Southern Normale
Dakot’ Wesleyan University
Huron
Yankton
Jay Im
Thut Mar
Tir Field
Railroaders Hit Ball Hard To Down Huronite Diamondball Team 17 to 10
The C and NW diamondball squad opened its season with a 17 to 10 victory over Huronite after three big innings. Red Rouse led Huronite with a first inning homer as the game swung with heavy hitting and fielding errors. Railroaders broke ahead in the third through fifth, piling up runs to secure the win as Huronite managed only four more runs late.
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Railroaders
Jmight
Red Rouse
Hig Ten
North Western
Huronite
NL OW
Fugisang
Aichison
Phimmer
Brown
Baseball Results From AASRABAne Assnmennnnontnes
Baseball results show several games postponed due to rain and cold. In the American Association St Paul 9 Indianapolis 2. Milwaukee 6 Columbus 14. Minneapolis 1 Louisville 3. Toledo 9 Kansas City L. Players Holzhauser Kimsey Farrell Hogsett Carroll Page Hay worth featured in the report.
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Holzhauser
Kimsey
Farrell
Hogsett
Carroll
Page
Hayworth
Coil
Osborn
Nelson
Taylor
American Association
St Fauk
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapostis
Louisvie
Toledo
Kansas City
Browns edge Tigers 12-4 as relief pitcher shines
Chad Kimsey entered as relief for the Browns and held the Tigers hitless after allowing one run, guiding a 12-4 victory. George Fisher drove in four for the Cardinals with two doubles a single and a sacrifice fly as they defeated the Cubs.
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Associated Press
Chad Kimsey
Browns
Tigers
George Fisher
Cardinals
Iit
Cards
Cubs
Amateur Champion Tests Marion Links
Philadelphia April 25 Harrison Gimmy Johnston of St Paul will defend his amateur title at Marion, Pa starting September 25. He tested the Marion cricket club east course in a practice round with Rodman E Grissom and Dr Arthur E Billings of Marlow. It was Johnston's first look at the links where his time will be in the championship. His driving was lengthy and straight despite high winds. No scores were announced.
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Philadelphia
Harrison
Gimmy Johnston
St. Paul
Marion
Marion Cricket Club
Johnston
Rodman E. Grissom
Arthur E. Billings
Marlow
Heimach Turns In Good Games in Early Season
Freddy Heimach, a left hander with major league experience, pitched well for Toledo, saving one game and winning another as he held Kansas City to two hits in a 9-1 victory. He also contributed two RBIs with a pair of singles. St Paul moved into first place by routing Indianapolis 9-2 behind Buck Betts, while Phil Weinert held Minnéapolis to seven hits and Columbus won despite a rough start against Milwaukee.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Freddie Heimach
Toledo
Beimach
Iwhta
Mudders
Kansas City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Walter
Buck
Mings
Columbus
Poole
Milwaukee
Riumph
Brewers
Haris
Senators
Finzsh
Davis Cup Partners Highlight Austin Match Up
In Austin Texas yesterday partners of the Davis Cup faced a tally showing AG 6 B 8 3 G3 G 4. Scores indicate a competitive round with notable performances from local competitors. Further details on format and participants were not provided.
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Majalmoer
Allisday
Austin
Texas
Trouble Looms As Doubleheaders Stacking Up
The season’s early cold dampness threatens many major league teams as doubleheaders pile up. Only the Cubs have completed all games. Cardinals and Tigers postponed. Braves face multiple twin bills, Yankees struggle with halted schedules, Athletics push on. White Sox head toward six doubleheaders against Indians and Browns. Cardinals beat the Cubs 9 to 2 behind Fisher and support, while Schulte and Kirby shined for the Browns in a 12 to 4 win over Detroit.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated ‘Press
Cub
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Browns
Detroit
Cubs Park
Chicago
Braves
New York Giants
Bills
New York
Giants
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Yankees
Athletics
Fred Schulte
Chad Kirby
Brown
Schulté
Kimsey
Herman Holzhauser
Tigers
Notable golf shots captured in Morrison’s cinema reels
In Columbus last spring a performer named Alex Morrison showcased motion pictures of golf stars in action. The reels contrasted swings, highlighting Bobby Jones as unique with a perfectly straight left elbow. The article notes Jones’s distinctive break and powerful wood shot, offering a view into elite technique and the era’s medal play advantages.
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Alex Morrison
Columbus
Seversl
Bobby Jones
Morrison
Bobby
Thirikk
Kable
Morrow
State Commences Baseball Monday Inter-Divisional Program
State college opens inter divisional baseball Monday at South Dakota Stats college with no varsity team. Four games next week and five the following, 4:20 pm starts, all players eligible except varsity track. two-period season ends with post series for the college championship and gold medals for squad members.
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State College
Kasper
State
Yankton Relays Drake Quartet Fastest Medley Team Yet
Yankton college selects Drake Relays medley quartet Mendel Walder Ly to form a mile medley crew seen as the fastest Yankton unit. Lyman, Batcheller, Allen will compete at Pierre pentathlon while Pierre regulars challenge others. past form suggests improvement though passing and times remain crucial.
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Yankton
Drake
Mendel
Walder
Lymain
Greyhounds
Jesus Leman
Spearfish
Tom Pink
Tyndall
Joe Mendel
Onida
Bernard Walder
Frankfort
Yanktton College
Mendels
Valdez
Lyman
Ptak
South Dakota
Des Moines
Copu
Hasting
Hastings
Pierre
John Batcheller
Gayville
Frank’ Allen
Campolo Struggles To Find Opponent After Garden Deals
New York April 2 Victorio Campolo the lengthy Argentine is restless after Madison Square Garden signed him for four fights with top wages. The first two bouts paid well but the Garden cannot find a opponent capable of drawing similar sums, leaving Campolo idle while awaiting opponents.
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Campolo
New York
Victorio Campolo
Madison Square Garden
Rd Fos
Hull Wins Ten Round Decision In Clark Brookings Bout
WATERTOWN April 25 UM Claite Hull of Clark outpointed Tom Pruitt of Brookings to take a ten round decision in the main bout at Lake Baniyeska. Infighting marked the war like bout as Hull could not keep away from Pruitt and took stiff jolts early. In the semi windup Johnny Strom of Minneapolis beat Big Boy Stemmerman of Watertown in a six round bout. Derrick of Milbank defeated Dick Saurs of Canby in a six rounder while Clifford Hull fell to Lackie Bursheimt of Waubay in six rounds.
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Watertown
Um— Claite Hull
Clark
Tom Pruitt
Brookings
Lake Baniyeska
Holl
Pruitt
Brookingsstan
Johnny Strom
Minneapolis
Big Boy Stenmer~man
Derrick
Milbank
Dick Saurs
Canby
Minn
Clifford Hull
Lackie Bursheimt
Waubay
Fort Meade Fight Card Matches Brown and Brigham
In Fort Meade on April 29 Tony Brown of Aberdeen and Brigham of Fort Meade meet in a 10 round main event. Both weigh about 190 pounds per officials. Weeks and Hutcherson, in a six round semi final, and three four round preliminaries are planned to open the show.
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Fort Mineour
Tony Brown
Aberdeen
Young" Brigham
Fort Meade
Fort
Kid" Hutcherson
Lake Preston High Awards Monograms
Lake Preston High School presented monogram letters to many outstanding athletes. Recipients include W. Eid A. Eid W. Miller N. Morgan Q Larson Bomue N. Keith G. Anderson and others noted by new Superintendent Coulson. Canada prominence at Marquette University noted with 16 Canadian youths on rosters. Eddie Mack of Denver defeated Maurice Holtzer in a boxing bout. George Manels of Denver KO'd Oak Baker in an event.
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Lake Preston High
Lake Preston
Coulson
Lake Preston High School
A. Eid
W. Miller
N. Morgan
Q, Larson
Bomue
N. Keith
G. Anderson
M. Thersness
F. Ninson
V. Tenold
B. Scott
D. Bates
Canada
Bmarquette
Merquette University
Len
Denver
Eddie Mack
Maurice Holtzer
Prince
George Manels
O Cay Baker
Caligornia Q
Pick Of America's Track Performers To Vie For Honors
Des Moines April 28 approx 2 500 athletes from across the country gathered for the preliminary events of the 2st annual Drake relays. Sectional champions will clash for national honors at Americas Olympiad as high school entrants opened with finals qualifiers and colleges followed with preliminaries. Entitled dash of the century pits Cy Leland and Claude Gracey against Basic Tolan and Meiz of Iowa State, while pole vault rival Warne of Northwestern aims to beat the Drake record.
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Des Moines
America
Cy Leland
Claude Gracey
Basic Tolan
Michigan Negrence
Meiz
Tow
Lee Senman
Winsis
George Essinus
Entries Received For Dakota Relays
Sioux Falls April 2 Endies from colleges and high schools have been received for the annual Dakota relays to be held May 2 and 3. About half the expected teams have entered with Coe College Towse Towson State Teachers Midland College Morningside College South Dakota State College and University of South Dakota among the early entries.
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Sioux Falls
Coe College of Cedar Rapids
Towse
Towa State Teachers
Midland College of Fremont
Neb
Morningside Colleges
South Dakota State College
The
University of South Dakota
Faust
Two Stars To Feature Pennsylvania Relays
Pennsylvania relays open with Barney Berlinger of Pennsylvania and Lea Lomond of Boston A A set for record attempts. The event marks the 15th annual carnival as war ambitions color the opening program amid strong donations to support the Mexico football squad for the 1930 season.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
America
Barney Berlinger
Lea Lermond
Boston
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