Tracksters Triumph in Pierre Relays Triangular Meet
Huron college tracksters competed in a Pierre triangular meet against Northern Norman and Dakota Wesleyan. Campbell and Dukelow led Huron with strong performances in the college pentathlon and sprint events, while Arnold and Wesleyan highlighted scoring for their teams. The day featured wind and rain with several meet records set during the Pierre Legion Relays.
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Yankton College
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Call Meeting Next Tuesday Night To Organize Rifle Club In Huron
Plans for forming a Huron rifle club will be discussed next Tuesday at 8 pm at the Tredway and Siem Sport Shop. Kenneth Boggs promotes the project saying a charter is possible with ten members and the club would be local with social events and state-level matches.
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National Rifle Association
Sprint stars stride to Drake Relay finals amid record hopes
Claude Bracey Rice Institute Cy Leland Texas Christian and Eddie Tolan Michigan aim to break meet and world marks in the Drake Relay finals as wind may affect times. Bracey Leland posted 8.8 in prelims. Rhea boosted shot to 48 feet 10 inches. Warna Canby duel and Sentman threaten records. South Dakota athletes qualify in discus and broad jump as Mendel misses dash.
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Texas Christian
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Davis Cup Team Chosen by Davis Cup Young Players
White Sulphur Springs W V April 26 The United States picks a quartet of tennis youngsters to defend in the American Zone Davis Cup facing Canada in Philadelphia next month The team includes John Doeg George Lott Wilber Allison and John Van Ryn Doeg Lott to play singles Van Ryn and Allison to play doubles Van Ryn ranked No 8 Allison No 6 announces the team after the Mason Dixon Tournament finals where Van Ryn defeated Allison 4 6 1 5
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Armour's Packers Tie Lead With 14 11 Victory In Week One
Armour's Packers defeated the Knights of Pythias 14 to 11 to join a three way tie for first in the Bison diamondball league. Boyle hit the only home run for the KP, while Armour's offense built a big early lead and held off KP late rally. The game opened the week as the second week of play looms with schedule details for A and B leagues.
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Cardinal Fisher Shines As Outfielder Delivers Early Season Power
Cardinal Find George Fisher starred in two early games with eight hits in nine at bats and added two doubles a single and a sacrifice fly in Thursday's win over the Cubs. A former Dakota and Western league player, he earned his chance after Ernie Orsatti missed the Cantina lineup due to injuries and helped the Cards to a 9 2 victory.
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Leader in Medal Play Affects Final Round Outlook
The article quotes a pro who says holding a lead in medal play reduces stress and helps focus on simple next steps. He recalls leading early in two winter events, then facing a tougher final round after speeds and weather affected the Los Angeles Open. He shot 74 with two three putts, noting staying calm avoids losing ground. Tomorrow: Putting.
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al Espinosa
Dempsey Enters Mayo Clinic For Checkup
Chicago April 26 Jack Dempsey plans to visit the Mayo Brothers clinic in Rochester Minnesota early next week for a routine checkup after a postponed trip.
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Mayo Brothers Clinic
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Three Teams Lead Early American Association Pace
Louisville, Toledo, and St. Paul share the early AA pace as openers show strong starts. Louisville beat Minneapolis 5 3 in a three game series, Kansas City slugged Toledo 11 7, and Columbus defeated Milwaukee 12 4 behind Dutch Kemner. Cincinnati-born players and former Cubs stars spark the early surge.
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McKinley Teams Capture League Crown In Diamondball
The McKinley B team clinched the championship by defeating Wilson 35 to 2 in the final grade school diamondball game. Both McKinley squads finished with clean records and divisional honors, four wins for the season. Wilson A and BR teams placed near the bottom with 3 1 records, while Jeffersons Lincolns Washingtons varied in standings. In other action, DENS MEET at RAPIDS saw Water win the Dels invitational track meet with 4 points and Freeburg over Nord Conn Batialino outpoint Grabsm Utica.
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Stagg Leads Fight for High School Tournament
Coach Agnes Alonzo Stagg dons armor for a pivotal stance as he pushes the Stagg Ne- Heaal High School Track and Basketball tournament amid nationwide federations battles. The outcome may influence interstate prep sports carnivals as universities weigh similar events. C W Whitten of Chico notes sponsor movements and board actions.
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