Tigers Test Huron Stars At Wessington Meet
Huron tracksters travel to Wessington for the annual invitation carnival facing 17 smaller schools. Coach Coffey's Tigers seek strong showings in sprints and hurdles as Doland and Huron loom as top contenders. Wessington hosts with a large entry list and hopes for records in a Central South Dakota field.
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Tigers
S. D
Wessington
CUBS
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Huron High School
Coffey
Hiv Highchool
Averdeen
Wessingon
Huron
Tomora
Wayne Nelson
Kostner
Canary
Wessington Commercial Club
Doland
Kimball
Doiorrow
Central South Dakota
Miller
Highmore
Onida
Iowa
Central Dakota
Olympic stars vie in two relays this weekend
NEW YORK April 28 Some of the nation’s top college track stars may appear at the Pennsylvania and Drake relays April 29 30 as Olympic timber lights up both events Pennsylvanias decathlon and four mile relay and Drakes 200 meter dash headline strong fields. Brocksmith anchors Indiana Hoosiers while Chuck Hornbyster and Bill McKniff join Penn and Carl Coan also adds depth. Frank Nordell and Frank Crowley lead Manhattan and Harvard ties ahead of Des Moines action.
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New York
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Drake
Penn
Middle West
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Henry Brocksmith
Indiana
Chuck Hornbosser
Bill McKniff
McKniff
Carl Coan
New York W
Frank Nordell
Jf9
Hallowell
Harvard
Frank Crowley
Manhattan College
Crowley
Coan
Percy Willams
Williams
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Tolan
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Metcalfe
White Sox Roster Is Altered Daily
Chicago April 28. The White Sox under J Louis Comiskey have launched a trading spree. Irving Hadley and Bruce Campbell were sent to the St Louis Browns for Ralph Kress. A prior deal with Cleveland brought Urban Hodapp and Bob Seeds for Chalmer Cissell and Jim Moore. Grabiner hinted more trades may follow.
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Hite Sox
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Sox
J. Louis Comiskey
Irving “Bump! Hadley
Bruce Campbell
St. Louis Browns
Ralph
Red" Kress
Toop
Cleveland
Urban Hodapp
Bob Seeds
Chalmer Cissell
Jim Moore
Grabiner
Midgets Rally To Beat Cardinals In Junior League
Midgets climb from cellar with 20 to 11 scoring edge over Cardinals as Deyo and Kinsman were hit hard by both teams. Cardinals batteries were Deya and Peterson while Midgets featured Kinsman and Heyer. Tonight Cubs meet Red Sox chasing third straight win and top spot, with Aces close behind. Tomorrow Giants face Cardinals in final game of week.
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Noel Leckness
Cardinals
Albert Mahoney
Cubs
Bob Kuni
Red Sox
Giants
Deyo
Kinsman
Kingman
Deya
Peterson
Heyer
U S Launches Bid For Net Supremacy
Washington April 2 The United States opens its 1932 bid for Davis Cup supremacy with Ellsworth Vines and Wilmer Allison leading a strong team against Canada in the opening round. John Van Ryn and Allison are the doubles pair as Fran Shields is expected to play. victory in three matches would clinch the tie.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Ellsworth Vines
America
France
Sli
Paris
England
Bernon S. Prentice
Vines
Wilmer Allison
Allison
John van Ryn
Fran Shields
Baseball Results Show Tacoma Triumphs In Tie
Tacoma reporter notes Freddy Steele leads a close game against Tony Portillo with sturdy pitching and timely hits. Portillo struggles as the opponent builds a small lead, but late doubles and defensive plays keep the score tight.
To Decide On Huron D Ball Loop Tonight
City league diamondball managers and others meet at the Elks club rooms in the Marvin Hughitt hotel to decide on forming a Huron league this season. President Amos Stafford will preside. if enough teams attend, plans will move to start play in May and new officers may be chosen to succeed Stafford.
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Huron
Elks Club
Marvin Hughitt
Amos, Stafford
Huron Diamondball Association
Stafford
Tom Luby
Ralph Werrick
University Rifle Team Members Receive Monograms
Vermillion April 28 Thirteen members of the University of South Dakota men's rifle team were awarded minor sport monograms by the athletic board of control on the coach Sergeant Kilbourne recommendation. The recipients are Earl Bates Winnetka Ill LeRoy Everett Vermillion Robert Gowell Vermillion Ewart Hedlund Beresford Vincent Holmquist Centerville Raymond Johnson Beresford Homer Jensen Wasta Lloyd Knudson Mound City Ivie Kunzaya Edward Kobernitz Vermillion Frederick Lindsberg Geddes Rodney Hinson White Lake and Craig Shouse Plankinton.
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University of South Dakota
Athletic Board of Control
Sergeant Kilbourne
Earl Bates
Winnetka
Ill
LeRoy Everett
Vermillion
Robert Gowell
Ewart Hedlund
Beresford
Vincent Holm
Helene Madison Opens National Indoor Swim Meet
Helene Madison, famed for free style records, begins her bid to lower marks today at the national A A U women's indoor swimming championships in Los Angeles. She is registered from the Washington Athletic Club, Scale program, as part of the event.
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Helene Madison
Los Angeles
Washington Athletic Ub
Lake Preston Hosts Third East Central Track Meet May 3
Lake Preston will host the East Central Conference track meet on May 3 with preliminaries in the morning and finals in the afternoon Earl Welch is expected to act as starter and field judge De Smet, winner of the two previous years, fields a balanced team Arlington may challenge Lake Preston for the title Several last year winners return including Smith De Smet. Antle De Smet. Ulrich Wilson Lakes. Johnson Helland. Herkus Castlewood. Johnson Arlington The towns joining are Arlington Bencroft Bryant De Smet Castlewood Esselline Hayti Hetland Iroquois Lake Norden Lake Preston Oldham Willow Lake and Erwin
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Lake Preaton
Earl Welch
de Smet
Dope
Arlington
Smith
Antle
Ulrich
Wilson Lakes
Johnson
Helland
Herkus
Castlewood
Miller
Keith
Counsete
Bencroft
Bryant
Esselline
Hayti
Hetland
Irocquois
Lake Norden
Oldham
Willow Lakes
Erwin
Sarazen Sets Pace For Money Winnings In Winter Golf
Sarazen led the money winners in winter golf events with $7.59 in earnings. Fred Morrigan was second with $5,708, followed by Harry Cooper at $3,396 and Paul Runyan at $3,523. Others included Whitty Cox, Johnny Golden, Olin Dutra, Walter Hagen, Joe Kirkwood, Johnny Farrell, MacDonald Smith, and Ralph Guldahl with varying totals.
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Crigagy
API Coer
Uenc Ourszen
Bob Harlow
Professional Golfers’ Association
Sarazen
Fred Morrigan
Harry Cooper
Paul Runyan
Whitty Cox
Johnny Golden
Olin Dutra
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwaod
Johnny Farrell
MacDonald Smith
Ralph Guldahl
Grimes Dons Uniform, Ready In Two Weeks
Grimes, famed pitching hero of the 193L World Series with the St. Louis Cardinals, is set to join the Cubs within two weeks after recovering from influenza and infected teeth. He has been working to regain form and will soon appear in uniform.
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Grimes
Chicago
Burleighs Grimes
St. Louis Cardinals
Close Contest In Grade School Loop
Grade school kittenball games produced two tight finishes last night. The Lincoln B team beat Jefferson B 5 to 4 after an extra frame while McKinley edged Washington 7 to ? in the A league table.
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Lincoln and
Jefferson
Gnalty
Lincolns
McKinley
Washingtons
Country Club Tourney Opens With Huesgen Event
The Huesgen cup tournament begins at Huron Country Club Saturday and Sunday with defending champion George J. McKeon and past winners like Ross Matson and John Wheeler expected to compete. Registration, a 70 stroke 18 hole handicap flag format, and $10 in prizes for top three finishers mark the event.
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Country Club
Huesgen
George McKeon
Musi
George J. McKeon
Huron Country Club
McKeon
Ross Matson
John
B. Wheeler
H. L. Saylor
George C. Hunt
Albert Peterson
Hag
Toucney
Hay
Helen Wills Moody Sets Sail for Foreign Tennis Conquest
NEW YORK April armed with twenty five tennis racquets Mrs Helen Wills Moody heads abroad for success in the French championships starting May 22. She will then play Wimbledon and the Wightman Cup. At Oakland California George Manley Denver defeated Sammy James Los Angeles by technical knockout in a GW bout.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
Eurdne
Moody
Oakland
Calif
George Manley
Denver
Sammy James
Los Angeles
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