Walker Beats Levinsky In Ten Round Slugfest
Mickey Walker, a 172 pound challenger, edged King Levinsky at Chicago Stadium in a ten round decision. Referee Ed Purdy favored Walker while Nevinsky took the other judge’s card, as Walker climbed toward a heavyweight title shot amid a 19,000 attendance and a $73,892 gate.
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Chicago
Mickey Walker
Walther
Chicago Stadium
King Levinsky
Levinsky
Ed Purdy
Nevinsky
Walker
Levitsky
Iker Befar
Lewinskng
Rain Ends Cellar Battle In Junior High D Ball League
Giants and Cardinals clash for cellar position in junior high diamondball. No contest halted play early due to rain. rescheduled for Monday. Aces lead Cubs, Midgets remain in pursuit as schedule rearranges with Red Sox and Cardinals, Giants, Cubs and Aces all affected. Standings show Cubs atop with 1.000 winning percentage after week two.
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Giants
Cardinals
Aces
Cubs
Red Sox
Brookings Annexes Dell Rapids Meet Track Meet Summary
In chilly weather Dell Rapids Invitational track meet results show Brookings with 36 points to Garretson 33 1-3 and Arlington 12 1-5. Anton led with 15 points, Wolga third, Furker and Spencer nine each, Emery seven, Garretsen six, Lennox two and Bridgewater End Arti e two. Reed Thomas cleared 3 feet 10 1-4 inches in high jump for third. Kwasser of Emery set a 14 6 in football throw. Nelson of Garretson and Buha of Sioux Falls engaged in a dual. Feils lowered the medley hurdles record to 27 seconds in strong wind.
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Brookings Annexes
Dell Rapids
Pasing
Sioux Falls
Benokitiis
Frankings
Wolga
Anton
Arlington
Furker
Spencer
Emery
Garretsen
Flan¢reatt
Lennox
de Sei
Bridgewater
Artiie
Schoals
Nelson
Garretson
Buha
Cux Feils
Reed Thomas
Alts
Kwasser
South Dakota Interscholastie
Iu Mt
Baseball Squads To Work Out Tomorrow
Two groups of baseball players plan opening workouts on Maven practice lots tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock. Boosters reorganization at a standstill with several who played on the 199% team set to unlimber at C N W park. A club representing the Huron K of C lodge proceeds to organize. aspirants meet tomorrow at the State Fair Grounds in the evening with gloves and gear.
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Iy Eros
Athoush
Boosters
Huron K. of C. Lodge
State Fair Grounds
Diaavond
Legion Plans Organization Of 4 And B Junior Ball Clubs
Two leagues each with two teams will form Huron's American Legion junior baseball setup this summer. City split into two districts. players can move between A and B squads based on performance. An all-star from the four clubs will represent Huron in intercity and district games. Tom Diamond, Fred Batzlaff, T. J. Coughlin, and Mike Moran lead the program with Elmer Peyton aiding. Practice starts next week. Monday announces the schedule.
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American Legion
Huron
Dakota Avenue
Menoxets
Tommy Diamond
Fred Batzlaff
T. J
Brick) Coughlin
Mike Moran
Elmer Peyton
Huron Boosters
Mondas
H E C M Kittenball Team Claims Third Victory
Vale April report shows H E C M kittenball team defeating Cavour 40 to 2 for their third win. Pitcher Hieinsasser limited Cavour to seven hits, while Paul Helim sparked the offense. Caveur Jackson, Ceste, Kleinsasser and A Kleinsasser contributed as H E C M pressed ahead early and never relinquished the lead.
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A. Kleinzasser
Yale School To Hold Second Athletic Meet
Yale School in Iowa Township hosts its second annual invitation athletic meet with track and kittenball events. Medals awarded for first place. last year’s marks serve as records. Competing schools include Liberty and Iowa, with teachers and officials listed for judging and umpiring.
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Yale School
YALE
Speviall
Iowa
Lownship
C. L. Teague
Liberty
Joseph Glanzer
Miss Kelly
Miss Tschetter
Libery
Andrew Kleinsasser
Zack Kieinsasser
Albert Maass, Jr
Northern Wolves relay entries hinge on Jamestown meet
Aberdeen April 30 1932 Northern Wolves stand to enter the Dakota Relays at Sioux Falls May 7 contingent on a strong showing by the Northern relay team Keegan Hansen Crawford and Mock in a dual with Jamestown Teachers College today. The Aberdeen squad shows improved form with Ceath Campbell decked by this report.
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Northern
Aberdeen
Northern Wolves
Sioux Falls
Keegan, Hansen
Crawford
Mock
Jamestown
Teachers College
Wilem
Ceath Campbell
Minneapolis Pitcher Wins With Home Run
Chicago April 30 Home runs lit up the American association as Clyde Day pitched one third of an inning for Minneapolis and hit a clean homer in his lone at bat to power the Millers to a 5 to 1 win over Columbus. Kansas City also used the homer to beat Louisville 5 to 2, tying Indianapolis for first place. Indianapolis Milwaukee and St Paul Toledo games were rained out.
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Chicago
Clyde Day
Minneapolis
Millers
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
ASA
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Boston c
Cincinnati - Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Critz Sets Pace For NL Batsmen In Early 1932 Season
New York April 3. Hugh Melville Critz of the Giants leads the National League batting race after the second week, hitting .416 and with 23 hits. Pinkey Whitney of Philadelphia sits second at a 381 average, with Bill Terry and Babe Herman close behind. Other leaders include Frank Frisch Lloyd Waner and Pie Traynor as the circuit’s top hitters gather pace.
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New York
Hugh Melville Critz
New York Giants
Critz
Pinkey Whitney
Phillies
Bill Terry
Giants
Babe Herman
Cincinnati
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Terry
Whitney
Wer Suhr
Lindstrom
Mallon
Philadelphia
Traynor
Herman
Stephenson
Chicago
Collins
St. Louis
Ruble Leads AA Batting Despite Sloppy Start
Chicago April report shows Ruble of Minneapolis hitting .439 to top the American Association charts after Thursday games. Joe Mowry and Bake Ganzell share multiple leaderships while Pat Crawford and Walker contribute key extra-base hits. Other top averages include Columbus King at .421 Swanson .400 and Mowry at .400 with several players in the high .2s to .4s.
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Chicago
Art. Ruble
Minneapolis
American Association
Miller
Joe Mowry
Bake Ganzell
Mowry
Ganzel
Pat Crawford
Columbus
Walker
Indianapolis
le Bourveau
Bill Phillips
Kansas City
Mike Powers
Toledo
Berman Layne
Louisville
Serjen
King Columbus
Swanson
Minneapolia
Hopking
Derby Favorite Prospects in Large Kentucky Derby Field
By Orlo Robertson AP Sports Writer in New York reports a potentially large field for the 58th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 7. Top Flight Tick On Burning Blaze Liberty Limited and Caracas lead bids as 3-year-olds debut, with owners weighing Derby prep times and starting fees amid a crowded prep scene at Belmont Havre de Grace and Jamaica.
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New York
Churchill Downs
C.V. Whitney
Louis G Kaufmann
Siertdot Farm
Jamaica
Havre de Grace
Burning Blaze
Churchill
Tom Healey
Belmont Park
Kentucky
Tinkon
W. T. Waggonner
Liberty Limited
Yankton Trackmen Top Southern in Dual Meet
Yankton Greyhounds defeated Southern Moccasins at Yankton, winning 11 events and sweeping top places in sprints, jumps, and hurdles. Camek and Van Cleave led the effort, with Camek taking sprints and the long jump and anchoring the relay, while Van Cleave swept both hurdle races and the high jump threshold.
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Yankton
Apel
Yankton Colsae Greyhounds
Mawel
Mocmal Pointers
Des Moines
Camek
van Ciave
Willy Ring
van Cleave
Southuh
Binres
Senator Rookie Weaver Tops A's In Tight Win
JE Monte Weaver of the Washington Senators improved to four straight victories as he out pitched George Earnshaw and scored the winning run, and the Senators beat the Athletics 2 to 1. J Cronin drove in Weaver in the fifth inning, while New York Cubs chased by rain and other games left Chicago tied atop the standings.
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Monte Weaver
Washington Senators
Elim
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Gomez
Sason
Weaver
Senators
George Earnshaw
A's
Joe Cronin
Boston
Cleveland
White Sox
Indians
Urban Faber
Chicago
Willis Hudtin
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston Braves
Giants
Huck Betts
Galen Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Chadron Wins Triangular Meet Over Mines and Spearfish
Chadron Nebras ka track ace led Chadron to victory in a triangular meet against School of Mines and Spearfish Normal here at Spearfish. The meet determined relative strength among the three schools as conditions and performances varied.
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Chadron
Mines
Western Spearfish
Neb
Natural
School of Mines and
Spearfish Normal
Doland Wheelers Dominate Bad Weather Track Carnival
Doland Wheelers outscored a field of 200 rivals to win with seven firsts and 39 points at Wessington high school’s animal invitation track and field carnival. Despite wind, rain, and poor footing, Doland set four records including pole vault and shot put, with Huron’s Sherlock and Kastner of Wessington also excelling. Harvey of Clark and Bentson of Faulkton topped individual standings.
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Doland Wheelers
Bentson
Faulkton
Kastner
Sherlock
Wessington
Hay ‘White
Wessington High School
Wheelers
Hota
Finghed
Faulktery
Miller
Clack
Bonilla
Kimball
Holland
Iroquois
Highare
Frankfort
Doland
Faulktons
Mee
Troquois Singers at Kingsbury Festival
Troquois high school glee club under Miss Genevieve Albright traveled to Lake Preston to perform at the Kingsbury County Musical festival held that afternoon and evening. Members include Ruth Bothomley Mary Lynch Ethel Moora Dorothy LaMont Mucha Sullivan Winifred Miller Lucile Wiles Evelyn Crawford Arlinge Leeds Elizabeth Hansta Helen Bruley Lena Ventch Florence Frahm Cerola Nelson Fern Hook Irma Holder June Cameron Dav Nelson Francis Armin Alice R Jordan Edna Ulrich Helen Timm and pianist. Barnard favored Aberdeen high school to repeat prior conference track wins at North Central High School meet with Leola Ipswich and Weehepeting teams also noted.
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Troquois
Kingsbury Festival
Troquois High School Glee Club
Genevieve Albright
Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Cleek Clerk
Ruth Bothomley
Mary Lynch
Ethel Moora
Dorothy LaMont
Mucha Sulivan
Winifred Miller
Lucile Wiles
Evelyn Crawford
Arlinge Leeds
Elizabeth Hansta
Helen Bruley
Lena Ventch
Florence Frahm
Cerola ‘Nelson
Fern Hook
Irma Holder
June Cameron
Dav 2
Nelson
Francis Armin
Alice R. Jorjan
Edna Ulrich
Helen Timm
Marathon Record Hung Up By Japs
Tokyo April 30 Japanese distance runners broke the Olympic marathon record with Tanji Yahagi winning in two hours 51 minutes 31 seconds and Seiji Takahashi finishing second in two hours 32 minutes 26 seconds.
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Tokyo
Anese
el Quasi
France
Tanji Yahagi
Seiji Takahashi
Coyotes Qualify In Mile Relay
South Dakota university finished second in heat one at the Drake Relays to earn a finals berth in the one mile relay. Abilene Christian led the heat in 3:22, with Weishaar Kemper Campbell and Wirth of South Dakota completing the Coyotes’ effort. South Dakota State failed to qualify in the faster second heat. Kansas State Teachers won the fastest section in 3:20.
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Des Moines
South Dakota University
Drake
Weishaar
Kemper
Campbell
Wirth
Abilene Chrtstis College
Cae
Coyotes
Abilene
Christian Ruuner
South Dakota State College
Aield
Gander” Smith
Philip
Bankert
Painter
South Dakota State
Kansas State Teachers
Pittsburg
Kan
University of Indiana
Wiive Henry Brocksmith
Clark Chamberlain
Michigany State
Hinds
Martich
Neese
Fuqua
Hornsbostel
Lecory
Petrolle Battalino Rematch Looms in Chicago Stadium
Petrolle and Battalino are set for a ten round rematch at Chicago Stadium on May 20 after Battalino’s suspension was lifted by the Cincinnati Boxing Association restoring his NABA status. Their last meeting in New York ended with Petrolle winning by technical knockout in twelve rounds.
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Chicago
Nor
W—Yy
Batcanalsitta
Hoeworld
Billy Petrolle
Fargo, N. C
Chicago Stadium
Hoat
Cincinnati Boxing Association
Battalino
National Boxing Association
New York
Petrolle
Groton Continues Diamond Victories
Groton high school baseball defeated Webster 17 to 1 on a local diamond to stay unbeaten this season. Kilampet pitched well for Groton allowing two hits and three walks, Gibbs and Zoehner contributed with timely hitting including a home run, while Peterson and Cooper led Webster with six errors behind Pears support.
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Groton
Webster
Peterson
Cooper
Webster Battery
Grotem
Kilampet
Groten
Gibbs
Zoehner
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Ruble
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Jaz
Burgoo King
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Surgeo King
Joe
Brandon Stable
Brandon Mint
Tv. M. Cassidy
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Walter J. Salmori
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Niermeyer
Harvey
Clark
Schroeder
Mar McNickle
Gross
Brentson
Hohm
Gross Doland
Parchen
Delarsdl
Seblicht
Miter
Ulrich
McNeil
Christen
Noakoon
Johnson
Hetland
Taylor
Highmore
Beriten
Faulkett
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Ruschenberg
Sherrock
List
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Faulkson
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Miler
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Towne
Lovejoy
Huran
Brady
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Ree Heights
Barnard
Abexdeen
Locp
Leola
Ipswich Weeuad
Weehepeting
S. D. University
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Petrolle-Battalino
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