Huron College Seeks New Athletics Leader After Bell Exit
Huron college officials study candidates to replace Ward H Bell as director of athletics after his announced departure. Eldon Parker, Tama high school athletic director and former Huron standout, is among leading contenders. The college highlights Bell era achievements in football basketball and track while planning a broad recruitment for a successor.
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Huron College
Ward H. Bell
Huron
Royal C. Ague
Bell
Des Moines
Iernt
Royal C. Agne
Eldon
Bud) Parker
Byron College
Tama
Parker
Tama High School
Iowa
Deadwood
Quint
Harry Liem
Scalpers
University of Iowa
Cedar Valley
Ames
Atill
Huronagin
Southern Normal
Midnight Flyer hopes ride to Olympics on Beatty
Eugene Beatty, a heavily muscled hurdler from Michigan Normal at Ypsilanti, may be the second Michigan runner to join Uncle Sam for the Olympics. Beatty won the junior A A U 400 meter hurdles at Lincoln Neb in 53.5 seconds, close to the Olympic mark, and will defend his title at the Penn Relays April 29 and 30.
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Clair Hurcey
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Uncle Sam
Eugene Beatty
Michigan Normal
Ypsilanti
Lincoln
Neb
Lord David Burghley
Betty
Penn Acays
Lord Burghley
Featherweight Meet Reaches Finals At Olympia Tonight
National featherweight tournament advances to finals after two ten round bouts at Olympia. Idel LaBarby of Los Angeles faces Johnny of New York, and Tommy Paid of Yo meets Frankie Wallace in semi finals. Bat Batteline slated for title contest next month. Also report on Kid Leonard knocking out Eras Mati in Wisconsin.
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Troit
National Association
Toum
Olympia
Idel LaBarby
Los Angeles
Johnny
New York
Tommy Paid
Frankie Wallace
Br Bat Batteline
Huron Trackmen Pursue Second Victory In Wessington
Huron high school track team under Frank Coffey heads to Wessington for a key meet against 17 other central South Dakota squads including Doland Kimball and Wes sington. The Tigers strengthen with Kenyon in place of Miller while McAllister steps in. Captain Kristen and teammates Nelson Pugsley and Pederson lead a listed roster in hopes of another victory after last week’s triangular win.
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Frank Coffey
Huron High School
Tigers
Wessington
South Dakota
Dolend
Huron
Kimball
Meinist
Miller
Kenyon
McAllister
Hohm
Ulrich
Boyd
Boyle
Niermeyer
Sherlock
Nelson Pugsley
Renshaw
Buswell
Petecsor
Pederson
Luby To Head D Bail League In Huron Diamonds Plan
Luby becomes president of the Huron diamondball league as Amos Stafford retires after two years. Don Sheridan will be vice president and Ralph Wetrick secretary treasurer. A six to eight team league is planned with six confirmed entrants and two possible additions. Opening play set for 18% with a Huron Dairy Products team slated to meet Sheffield Sunday at 3 p.m. at the State Fair Grounds.
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Mmanagers
Huron Diamondball Association
Dennion
Elks Club
Tom Luby
Amos Stafford
Stafford Rtcires
Don Sheridan
Luby
Ralph Wetrick
Luby J
Huron ‘Dairy Products Co
Shef
State Fair Grounds
Olympics Officials Worry Over Bath Arrangements
The committee planning Olympic accommodations fears bath facilities for Japan and Finland. Japan favors a huge tub for 15 men to splash chilly water, while Finland expects hot rocks and birch twigs to aid athletes after events.
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Los Angeles
Japan
Finland
Runar Ohis
Har
Golf Tourney Season Opens At Huron Clubs
Huron country club members set a 1932 tourney start with the Huesgen cup changing to flag competition. Georges McKeon and four others seek a second leg on the trophy as opening play is delayed by weather. City public links entries are due at the town club with eight-man teams lined up for a summer round robin.
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Huron Country Club
Huron
Georges McKeon
Town Club Public Links
Town Club
City Public Links Golf League
Walter Foley
Swemer
Groton High Nine Keeps Perfect Record With Win
Groton South Dakota April 28 Groton high school baseball team defeated Pierpont 8 to 3 on the city diamond to extend their eight game winning streak and maintain no defeats to bats K Cameron Dwight on the mound for Pierpont and W Cameron catching for Groton Falk pitched for Groton and allowed six hits while Pierpont pitcher struck out twelve Dibbe pitched for Groton with Genyper noted in game details.
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Groton
S. D
Groton High School
Pierpont High School
Vistors
Dibbe
iGenyper
Ball Players Meet Tonight to Shape Huron Junior League
Four junior baseball teams are expected to form a four team league in Huron. About 100 boys may attend the American Legion post meeting at eight o clock. Teams will be organized by residence with managers acting as coaches. A round robin schedule will determine the city junior champion and help pick the Huron squad for intercity and district tourneys. A practice schedule may be set for next week.
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American Legion Post
Huron
Sion
Walker and Levinsky Face High Stakes Indoor Showdown
Mickey Walker and King Levinsky meet at Chicago Stadium in a ten round heavyweight bout billed as pivotal for both careers. Levinsky, lighter and shorter, challenges Walker in a potential world title tune up before a near sold out crowd with $71,000 receipts expected and each fighter set to earn about $16,000.
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Chicago
Mickey Walker
King Levinsky
Chicago Stadium
Kicsslé
Walker
Levinsky
Stadium Corporation
Mickey
Tat
Jack Sharkey
Une
Sharkey
Coyotes Entered In Drake Relays
Vermillion April 23 Coach C B Hoy has entered three Coyote relay teams in the Drake relays at Des Moines this weekend. The two mile mile and half mile squads will compete with new tryout selections from Wednesday. The two mile team, Wirth Adkins Caddes Weishear, placed third at Kansas and remains intact. The mile and half mile teams share many runners with Campbell replacing Adkins. Kemper may join later. Weather and spring training affect shorter distances as Hoy watches for high speed.
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Coyotes
Drake
C. B. Hoy
Coyote
Des Moines
Wirth
Jenkins
Lindman
Campbell
Art Welshaar
Kansas
Adkins
Hoy
Central South Dakota to Crown First Official Checker Champion
The 1st annual Knights of Columbus checker tournament in Huron begins tonight at 7:30 pm with 42 players from Iroquois Cavour Carpenter and Wessington Springs. The winner receives a silver loving cup and title with runner up awarded a prize.
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Central South Dakota
Knights of Columbus Hall
Huron
KK. of. C
South Dakota
Iroquois
Cavour
Carpenter l
Wessington Springs
Olympic Team Faces Cash Crunch Toward Los Angeles
Avery Brundage says the American Olympic Committee plans a special meeting to discuss ways to cut the U S team due to a financial crisis. About $40,000 has been raised of a $350,000 goal for a full delegation, risking a reduced U S athletic presence at the Los Angeles games.
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Philadelphia
Amerison Olympic
Cam
Los Angeles
American Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
Chicago
National Amateur Athletic Union
Associated Press
United States
Mur
Civegie
Stars Shine as Sluggers Lift Teams Across Baseball slate
Farnsy Frederick and Babe Herman led the day with power as Dodgers and Reds staged key hits. George Watkins collected a double and four singles for the Cardinals while Vernon Gomez limited the Red Sox to three hits. George Blaeholder worked in relief for the Browns to beat the Tigers 5 4. Earl Averzill hit his fourth homer aiding the Indians over the White Sox. Fred Marberry earned a relief win for the Senators against the Athletics.
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Associated Press
Farnsy Frederick
Dodgers
White Sox
Fred Marberry
Senators
Athletics
Cubs Take Third Straight In Junior High Diamondball
Albert Mahoney led the Cubs to a 14 to 15 win over the Red Sox who built a late rally. Bauman hit three homers and a triple for the Sox but the Cubs held an early eight run lead, with Madsen and Evans as the battery for the Cubs and Devick and Sayier for the Sox. The second week ends tonight with Giants led by Max Buchanan facing the Cardinals led by Noel Leckness.
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Bob Kuni
Red Sox
Albert Mahoney
Cubs
John Bangerter
Aces
Bauman
Devick
O'Connor
Sox
Madsen
Evans
Sayier
Max Buchanan
Giants
Cardinals
Noel Leckness
Favorites Survive Dominion Tourney Semis
Four favorites advance to the semi finals of the old Dominion golf championship at Rot Springs Virginia including defending champion Billy Howell who won last year. Washington and Lee student defeats Cy Twombley 4 and 3 to reach semis. Denham and McDavid win quarter finals in tight matches. Ingetla and Lotus also reach semis.
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Rot Springs
Billy Howell
Washington and Lee
Cy Twombley
Sir Stranahan
Toledo
Ola
Tom Somerville
Farmington Country Club
Duncan McDavid
Pensacola
Fla
Winfred Denham
Omahs
Neb
Fay Ingetla
Cascades Club
Kenneth: Lotus
Chevy Chase
Denham
American Netsters combine Wilwerties and John
A brief item notes a merger or collaboration involving the Wilwerties and John with emphasis on the American Netsters as the coordinating group or entity. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
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John
Heavy Hitting Reds Hold Outfield Edge In Baseball Race
Cincinnati Reds rely on Babe Herman Chi Hafey and Taylor Douthit as their big three outfield trio. They led a 12 hit attack in a 8 1 victory at Pittsburgh. Dodgers end skid with 11 5 win over Phillies. Cubs beat Giants 11 7 as Richbourg drives four runs. Yankees top Red Sox 5 1 while Lefty Gomez shines. Indians beat White Sox 11 2 to stretch win streak to five. Browns edge Browns pitcher Whitlow suffers early five runs.
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Cincinnati Reds
Babe Herman
Chi Hafey
Taylor Douthit
Reds
Waner Brothers
Comorosky
Pittsburgh
Dan Howley
Herman
Heftey
Dombit
Pirates
Hafey
Douthit
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Pense. Il
Max Carey
Frederick
Rosenfeld
Dizzy
Deen
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Rube Walberg
Deshong
Yankees
Danny MacFay- Gen
Boston
Red Sox
Lefty Gomez
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Barl Averill
Indians
Detroit
Whitlow
Wyrth
St. Louis Browns
George Blachotder
Miller Fielder Breaks Record in Baseball Debut
In his second year, Joe Mowry of the Miller team set a new hitting record by safely reaching base in 14 straight appearances. The University of Iowa alumnus and former Nashville player led Miller to an 11 run victory over Columbus before 14,000 fans as St. Paul and Milwaukee also posted wins in opening-day action across the league.
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Chicago
Joe Mowry
University of Town
Ket
Mowry
Minneapolis
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Johnny Cooney
Milwaukee
Columbus Mondal
University of Iowa
Nashville
Southern Association
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Stout
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Vicory
Fred Blake
Jack Knott
Indiana
Kansas City
Blues
Louisville
Osborne
Cub
Pirete
Colonels
Bil Phillips
Cve
Pirates
Lien Penner
Bennis
St Paul
Toledo
Saints
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Swede" Nohlgren
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