Wood Promises Finest Dakota Relays Show Yet
Sioux Falls April 23 Washington High School coach Howard Wood, founder of the Dakota Relays, predicts the Friday Saturday meet will be the finest ever despite heavy rain. Stars like Pollard of North Dakota and Englehart of Northern Teachers loom as top threats as tracks are prepared. 40 schools contend in multiple finals across college and high school events.
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Loss Of Southpaw Knocks Out Hopes Of Winning Flag
The Cubs suffer a 10-3 defeat to Cincinnati as southpaw Larry French fractures three fingers, joining Carl Tex Carleton and Curt Davis in injury woes. The Pirates and Giants win or lose in other early season action while Detroit and New York chase AL division lead, with notable injuries impacting pennant hopes.
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Japanese Seeker Davis Cup Upset Faces US Favorites
Japanese players Tojiro Yamagishi Hideo Nishimura and Fumiteru Nakano aim to upset the United States in Davis Cup tennis. Analysts expect Budge and Parker to win singles and the Budge-Masur duo to triumph in doubles, while Yamagishi is seen as a strong contender in both singles and doubles.
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Jury Of Trainers Fails To Reach Derby Winner Choice
A dozen trainers in the Associated Press poll could not reach a unanimous Derby winner forecast. Pompoon and War Admiral drew support from multiple voters with Reaping Reward and Brooklyn also mentioned. Notable picks include Hirsch, Sande, Jacobs, Fitzsimmons, Knebelkamp, and Thompson weighing Pompoon against War Admiral and others.
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Faulkton Favored In Circuit Meet
Pierre today hosts the eighth annual Central South Dakota conference track meet on May 1. Faulkton is favored to win with Moore bridge and Pierre seen as possible spoilers. Other teams like Gettysburg, Pierre, Onida, Highmore, and Ipswich are expected to contribute points but few have top chances.
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Pierre Athletes Set Marks In 1930s Track Meet
Readable results list performances by Pfotenhauer and Bohning in broad jump and discus, Bantson and Thorpe among shot put and relay participants, with Pierre and Steinen teams dominating events from 1932 to 1935. Records include 22 feet in broad jump, 17 feet 9 inches in discus, and mile relay clocked at 3 minutes 47.4 seconds.
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Defender Threatened In Frankfort Meet
The annual Frankfort invitational track and field meet will be held on Tuesday May 4 at 2 p m with six schools Wolsey Hitchcock Tulare Bonilla Raymond Logan Consolidated and Frankfort represented Frankfort the defending champions may lose their title due to loss of last year s stars Awards will be given to winners in each event and a school trophy awarded to the meet champion Readings list records include 120 yd hurdles 38 seconds A Johnson Frankfort 1834 Warhees Hitchcock 1935 100 yd Gebhart Orient 1995 220 yd Foylesong Tulare 1936 Oeyd 57 2 A Chase Frankfort 1934 880 yd Mead Wolsey 1956 2:21 9 tie Gilbert Hitchcock 1930 200 yd L H Gebhart Orient 1935 Discus 119 5 Schulte Frankfort 1936 Shot put 388 Binger Tulare 1934 High jump 54 Foglesong Tulare 1936 Broad jump 206 42 A Johnson Frankfort 1934 Pole vault Marshall Hitchcock 1936 Half mile relay Chase Stubbs A Johnson G Johnson Frankfort 1234 NY Arturo Godoy 196 Chile Tony Galento Ark New Jersey Abe Simeon 254 New York Jack Torrance 253 New Orleans
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Officials Scrap Over Bob Feller
Cleveland voices clash as National League President Ford Frick says pitcher Bob Feller needs coaching and minor league seasoning. Cleveland official C. C. Slapnicka retorts Frick should focus on his own league and even jokes about sending the Giants and Cardinals to the minors for seasoning. He notes Feller impressed this spring by overpowering the Giants and striking out Cardinals in brief outings.
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Stephens Sets Mark in 80 Meters at Harrisonville
Miss Helen Stephens, coached by Burton Moore, posted a 10.0 per 80 meters race in Harrisonville on April 21, eclipsing the previous best for the distance held by Stella Walsh. The meet saw Stephens shatter the former record as Fulton Finish watched.
Millers Hit Brewers Too For Six Homers In Big Win
Minneapolis Millers slugged six homers led by Dusty Cooke Carl Reynolds and Roy Pfleger to a 13 12 10 victory over Milwaukee Brewers advancing in the American Association race. Indianapolis and Louisville won to stay near the top as St Paul beat Kansas City while Toledo and Columbus fell.
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Torrance Debut Ends On Canvas
New York April 29 A war worn Torrance a former national champion and world record holder in shot put who boxed Abs Sinn in a New York Hippodrome debut lasted only one minute two seconds of the second round and was stopped. Torrance whispered he would be back and vowed to keep fighting as Sinn pounded his bruised and bleeding nose while trainer Jimmy Bronson urged him on through the storm.
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