Dakota Relays Set with New Events and Big Sprinters
Sioux Falls hosts the fourteenth Dakota Relays opening Friday featuring Randall Pat Herman Carleton sprinter who lowered the 100-yard mark last year, Lyle Hames of Valley City Teachers, and Joe Englehart of Northern Normal in a two day meet with colleges from five states. New distance medley relays replace two mile events and the sprint medley is retained.
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Herman Carleton
Lyle
Doc” Hames
Valley City
Henman
Northern
Joe Englehart
Aberdeen
Wate
Dakotas
Minnesota
Towa
Nebraska
Yankton College
Greyhounds
Mankato
Mion
Jamestown
N.C. College
Huron
University High of Minneapolis
Sioux City Central
Drake
Kansas Feleys
Alter
South Dakota
Jackrabbits to Play Wisconsin in Fall Schedule
Brookings April 2 R H Threlfall state college football director says negotiations complete for a game with the University of Wisconsin on September 28 in Madison. The schedule lists other matches including a night game October 16 at Omaha and a November 14 clash with North Dakota State at Sioux Falls.
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Omaha
Gustavus Adolphus
Wisconsin University
Morningside
Luther College
Tere
Act W
North Dakota University
South Dakota University
Iowa Baate
North Dakota State
Sioux, Falls
Wichita University
Jones Gives Tip on Links Building
Washington reports Bobby Jones shared insights with WPA officials on golf course construction and improvements. He noted WPA had built or improved thousands of courses in the past year and then planned to inspect metropolitan area courses in New York.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Lawrence Westbrook
We Jones
New York
WEA
Louis Schmeling Ready for Camp Ahead of Slugfest
New York report says Max Schmeling starts training at Napanech Country Club while Joe Louis begins two weeks at Lafayetteville before Lakewood New Jersey camp. Both aim to trim weight as the bout set for June 18 at Yankee Stadium nears.
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Ballyhoo
New York
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Lakewood
N. J
Detroit
Lonig
Yankee Stadium
Beadle County Conference Track Meet Heads to Huron High
The fourth annual Beadle County Conference meet will be held at Huron High School next Wednesday at 2 PM. Wessington, defending champion since 1933, leads a strong squad with Krauter eyeing records in shot put and discus. Other contenders include Hitchcock and Wolsey, with Gilbert of Hitchcock a potential mile record breaker.
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Huron High School
Huron
Hitchcock
Wessingtom
Krauter
Wessington
Cesch Orval Schanholtz
the Defenders
I Hitchcock
Wolsey
Xtrong Tenme
Im Gilbert
Aberdeen
De Smet to Sponsor Junior League Baseball Club
De Smet plans to sponsor a junior league baseball club after a Sunday meeting where several boys expressed interest in trying out. The town’s team has long competed in Legion and WPA recreational programs. A practice is set for next Saturday evening at the American Legion post hall.
Stars Bele Lombandi and Tommy Thereson Shine in Reds Win
Reported boxing style notes show Bele Lombandi and Tommy Thereson for Reds scoring in a win over Subs with a homer by Lombandi. Krieger and Green mentioned as rivals, while Anson and Munsel appear in sporadic references from Homestead and Oklahoma City events.
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Krieger
New York
Anson
Green
Homestead
Oklahoma City
Munsel
Bock Bowens
Williamsport
Indians Still Lead AL Start. Strong Pitching Cements Position
Indians managers praise Cleveland for cohesive, aggressive play as eight wins in 11 starts mark a strong start. Mel Harder, Oral Hidbread, Johnny Allen, Lloyd Brown, George Blackholder anchor a deep rotation with Willis Hudlin returning. Harold Trosky and Bruce Campbell power the batting, Campbell homering in seventh to seal a 2 1 win over St Louis Browns. Reds beat Cubs 5-4 in 10 with Ernie Lombardi's two RBI double.
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Indians
Mason
Detacles
Besebell Camperpming
O'Neill
Meady
Hiurlews
Mel Harder
Oral Hidebread
Johnny Allen
Lloyd
Brown
George Blacholder
Willis Hudlin
Tigers
Red Sox
Yankees
Harold Trosky
Earl Averill
Joe Vosmick
Bruce Campbell
Bileholder
St. Louis Browns
Campbell
National League scores delayed by wet weather
The Associated Press reports yesterday's National League games were postponed due to rain. Pittsburgh and St. Louis were affected along with other scheduled contests. No completed results for the day.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
Tigers and Kernels Duel in Mitchell Track Meet
Huron High School athletes prepared for a dual meet with Mitchell, led by Cecil McDowell for Huron and Shearer for Mitchell. The event, moved from tomorrow due to field conditions, serves as a warmup for Dakota Relay trials and Dakota classic defense by McDowell in Sioux Falls.
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Joe Quinto
Kernels
George Deklot
Weinert
Benner Marrow
Pierre
Promenon
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Deldotz
Huron
Cecil McDowell
Shearer
Sioux Fells
McDowell
Sioux Falls
Grimes Faces Fine and Suspension After Umpire Row
Burleigh Grimes, manager of the Louisville Colonels, was fined 25 dollars and suspended for four hours by American Association president George Trautman after being ordered off the field in the second game of a doubleheader with St Paul. Grimes argued with umpire O Brien over a strike decision, marking the third time this season he has been ejected. St Paul swept the doubleheader, as Louisville fell 4-0, with four Colonels sidelined by injuries or illness and several other clubs rained out.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kanes City
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Milwaukee
Toledo
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George
ML Trautman
American Asociation
Burleigh
Louisville’ Colonels
O'Brien
Louievile
Real Estate Transfers Furnished by Rendle County Abstract
Real estate transfer list includes numerous transactions among individuals and entities such as Hottiemay Hinz Da Smet and Clarence Raschke, with parcels described as NW and tract A in sections 14 through 113-48. Keystone and Parkland additions appear, plus a Sheriff to National Citizens Bank transfer of $2 WN. The prose also veers into nonsensical fragments about a university bake and lamb deliveries.
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Tith Co
Willan
Mielke
Hottiemay
Hinz
Smet
Milton
Jones Johnson
Clarence
F. Raschiat
Parkland
Add
Huron
National Citizens ‘Bank
Kile A. Clifford
Ray D. ‘Franklin
Bonilla
Golf tips echo anxious players push to perfect stroke
Fragmentary notes describe golfers striving for a perfect swing with strong focus on clubhead speed and downswing control. The text suggests editors remark on players increasing effort to finish the stroke quickly, reflecting tension in the practice.
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Alec
Glenn Morris Emerges into Decathlon Contention
Glenn Morris surges from obscurity to challenge for the No 1 U S decathlon spot for Berlin 1932. In his Kansas Relays debut he scores 7 576 points, wins five events, and proves a rising star despite a pulled tendon hampering half the trials. Morris, 23, from Santa Colorado, vaults a notable pole vault leap and blends football and coaching work with Colorado State.
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Colo
Glenn
Mlagh) Morris
U.S
Berlin
Kansas
Jim Bausch
Los Angeles
Morrin
Bausch
Morris
Bauch
Nevice
Colorado State
Morris Fs
Santa, Colo
Weather Forecast For HuronamI Vicinity
Mostly cloudy with possible rain tonight and Wednesday. Colder conditions follow. South Dakota forecasts show cloudy periods with rain possible tonight and early Wednesday, cooler by Wednesday. Iowa outlook unsettled with showers and possible thunderstorms, cooler in the north on Wednesday.
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Huronami
South Dakota
Iowa
Fights Last Night Report From New York and Chicago
In New York Pedro Montaner outpointed Aldo Syoldi while in Chicago Davey Dey stopped Mike Primich. Montaner and Dey showcased decisive performances, highlighting boxing action across two major venues with clear results as reported.
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Pedro Montaner
Puerto Rico
Aldo Syoldi
Mary
Chicago
Davey Dey
Mike Primich
East Chicago
Ind
Derby Week Builds Quiet Tension Ahead of 62nd Kentucky Run
Louisville prepares for the Kentucky Derby with a looming sense of change as 50,000 fans gather under banners while trainers and jockeys focus on Thoroughbreds like Brevity and Granville. The grandstand and Churchill Downs bustle with derby week activity as bets and hopes rise for Friday and Saturday.
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Mentropelis
Churchill Downy
Taymen
Kentucky
E. Wise
Downs
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