Huron Tigers Hopeful as Deklotz Rebuilds 1937 Squad
Coach George Deklotz prepares Huron High for fall practice amid the loss of seven regulars. He predicts a tough season but relies on 13 letter winners and a strong line and backfield led by all state halfback Sizmund Kulawik. Equipment issued next week ahead of two-a-day workouts. floodlights installed for night games and a schedule including Madison Miller and Rapid City.
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George Deklotz
Huron High School
Tigers
Deklotz
Mitchell
Tiger Athletic
Ca Anh Deklo
C. F. Jacobsen
Dellas Boyd
Eddie Nelson
Howard Langland
Ewald Holm
Clarence Shearer
Everett Bates
Huron
Tiger
Kulawik
Dexletz
Sizmund Kulawik
Oath Dakota Prep Shool Athletic Regala
Bobby Vanderhall
Jimmy Crawford
Henry Struck
Forrest Nelson
Clear Hopper
Vernon Rice
Pelican Rapids
Minn
Bud Ebert
Carlson
Ank
Vincent
Thad Boyle
Bob Cu
Pat Gorman
Chester Howard
Carson and Gorman
Lucius Weaver
Husky
Fred Sarahan
Weaver
Cork
Kenneth McClaughey
Gene Moore
Elmer Maxvord
Allen Oviatt
Virgil Dison
Norman Peterson
Andy Palin
Billy Patton
Harding Sanders
Irwin Brahl
Billy Walsh
Richard Welsh
Ralph Ohm
Faye Hyder
Hardly Huddleston
Art Wipt
Keith Gordon
Marvin Fuller
Bob Fisher
Bob Geyerian
Bob Malon
Max Oviatt
Bob Pamp
Billy Saxton
Ted Schacier
Ken Kettleson
Sedley Bruart
Swith
Rapid City
Madiso
Miller
Watertown
California Champ R Kelly Sparks Amateurs to Elimination Round
Portland Oregon August amateur golf qualifier notes Roger Kelly from Los Angeles won California title last week and led scores with 142. His 70 yesterday plus 72 Monday moved him within one of the tourney record. Doering and Ward posted 71 opening day and 70 yesterday boosted to 143, tying for third with Coffey and others as 16 survive to dusk.
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Portland
Ore
Aug
Roger Kelly
Los Angeles
California
Kelly
Ing
Washboardeliku Alderwood
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Olympia
Wash
Art Doering, Jr
Chicaro
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
New York
Doering
Frank Stratuci
Brooklyn
Strafaer
Elly Bob Coffey
Fort Worth
Texas
Canaries Hold Top Position
Canaries remain league leaders after a 5 to 2 defeat of Beatrice Blues in the Nebraska State Baseball League. Beatrice stranded 13 runners as Sioux Falls pulled away. Mitchell beat Warfolk 6 to 4 and Fairbury Jeffs defeated Grand Island 2 to 1 behind Turner in the sixth. Schedule changes moved remaining Fairbury home games to Mitchell and Sioux Falls. salaries guaranteed, manager named Homer Goethe.
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Sioux Falls
Beatrice Blues
Sioux Falls Canaries
Dakotans
Blues
Warfolk
Mitchell
Fairbury Jeffs
Grand Island
Turner
Beatrice
Wehrli
Long
Walt
Brandon
Norfolk
Engles
Jacobson and
Gibb
Gorduslski
Olson
Bolsenga
McGlothin Fairbury
Grand Island Fries
Gowther Turner
Parker
Fairbury
Neb
J. Ror
Carter
Nebraska
Dakota
Homer Goethe
Des Moines
Hope
North and East Face Final Tie for Kid League Title
North and East clash in a decisive third game at Ravine Park diamond starting 6 15 pm to settle the North East supremacy and close Bloom berg organized league activities this summer. Next Sunday an all star team from the league will face Burr Oak Township boys in a return game.
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Leo Bloombert
Bloomberg
Burr Oak Township
Ravine Park
Girls At Redfield In Tennis Tourney
Eight girls express interest in a parallel tennis event to the men’s city tournament in Redfield. Names include Roberta Coxe Belle Avery Mary Olding Arlene Beckman Dorothy Alexander Lydia Stahl and Gladys Block. Drawings set for later this week. Entries must register with Felton Adrian or Bymn. Seven teams remain in the Wichita semi pro tournament as Asheboro eliminated. Remaining teams include Buford Enid Wichita Duncan Dormont and Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Seamon
Roberta Coxe
Belle Avery
Mary Olding
Arlene Beckman
Dorothy Alexander
Lydia Stahl
Gladys Block
O. BR. Felton
Vaughan Adrian
Delmont
Wichita
Kas
Coatender
Asheboro
N. C
Mount Pleasant
Tex
Buford
Enid
Okla
Duncan
Dormont
Tacoma
Deco 15 Breakings at Huron Open Schedule
The slate lists October 15 with breakings at Huron and October 23 featuring Mitchell at Huron. November lines show Byron at Yankton and Aberdeen at Huron, with note to flag games outside the Festival South Dakota Conference.
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Huron
Mitchell
Byron
Yanktor
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Howard Juniors Edge Woonsocket In Error Battle
Alfred Hughes of Howard allowed no hits but the How ard juniors lost 2 to 1 to Woonsocket as a walk and three errors sparked the decisive inning. Woonsocket pitcher held Howard to one run on eight hits. Both sides finished with three errors. Howard to meet Madison juniors next Sunday.
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Howard
Alfred Hughes
Wooncocket Junion
Woonsocket
Madison
New York
Crogetti
Rolfe
DiMaggia
Radelify
Appling
Haas
Piet
Sewell
Whitehead
Dietrich
Ae Rosenthal
Brown
P Nen
Crosetti
Lazzeri
Walker
Gehrig
Lottom
Chicago
Diet- Whitehead
Boston
Buffing Dallesandro
Cramer
Cramon
Murphy
Um- Foxx
Pires—Basil
Summers
Guise
Higgins
McNair
Hale
Pythk
Alta
Hughes
Wes
Gwig Z
Allen
Wees
Cleveland Wasen
Frroce
Gronin
Pytlak
Foxx
Demurels
Grove
Hsle
Solters
Lary
Kroner
Campbell
Desaviers
Cronin
Cronec
Sullivan
Cleveland
Beene
Killa
Time
Attendanes
Hanten Leads At Half In Clinic Cup Semi Final
Hanten, defending champion, and 1935 cup winner Bill Plummer battled through wind rain and dust in a 38 hole semi final at the Country Club. Hanten led by one Up at the turn after a tight first nine, while Plummer rallied to narrow the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hanten
Bill Plummer
Hanten
Haren
Plummer
Howard Saylor, Jr
L. R. Hobart
Cubs And Giants In Double Bill
Weather forced a split Polo Grounds doubleheader between the Cubs and Giants as Boston Bees’ Jim Turner shined with a 1-0 five-hitter over the Pirates. Meanwhile the White Sox defeated the Yankees in a late game, and Detroit beat Cleveland 6-3 to open the day.
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Bill Dot
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Yark Giants
Polo Grounds
Giants
Pirates
Cubs
Boston Bees
Jim Tumnor
Pirates Turner
Turner Asiason
Jon
Turner
Yanks
White Sox
Tony Piet
Rudy York
Tigers
A's
Bridges
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Roy Hughes
Johnny Allen
Indians
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Senators
Emil Bildi
Browns
Wessington Springs Cubs Edge Ex-Cubs In Thriller
Wessington Springs Cubs beat an ex-Cub stars team 11 to 7 in a Sunday showdown. The game featured uneven play but high drama from first pitch to final out. Batteries were Jensen Lundmen and J. Choa for Wessington Springs with Anton assisting. opposing pitcher Carl Gugino faced Eddie McCevar in a separate New York-Scranton matchup.
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Wessington Springs
Unorthodox Style May Bring Grief To Joe Louis
New York August reports on the Louis Farr championship bout at Yankee Stadium with Tommy Farr. Farr’s unorthodox style and past wins. Louis favored but warned by Max Baer not to underrate the Welsh challenger.
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Farr
Joe
Gayle Talbot
New York
Shufflin
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Tommy Farr
Louis
Mike Jacobs
Tommy
Jack Doyle
Parr
Jon Louis
Ste # Hite diffault
Max Baer
London
Bymnasium
Boer
Maxie Baer
Maxie
Schmeling
Max
Jor
Baer
Long Branch
N, J
Merry Madeas
Faniny Farr
Max Buyer
Star Hurdler Faces Horse in Timbers Race in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tenn Fort Oglethorpe C M T U stages an annual timber-topping event with Forrest Towns Olympic hurdler racing a spirited cavalry horse. Towns says he cannot predict the outcome. Captain N Willis notes the horse's speed is unknown. The event features a track meet with St Louis and Washington beat entries, including home runs and multiple scoring plays, amid heavy attendance of 937.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Forrest
Towns
Acthor N. Willis
Fort Oglethorpe C. M
IT. C
Sneeene
Anna
St Louis
Abrhoa Davis
West
Wesmiic
Bell
Knickerbocker
Lipscomb
Hemsley
Bild
Horsett
Steickland
Mogsett
Bildilli
Hos~ Well
Strickland
Hogselt
Sington
Bildili
Moriarty
Jonson
Yesterday's Baseball Breacee at ALA Reo
A fragmentary note reports a yesterday baseball event at ALA Reo with unclear details. Names and exact outcome are not readable. The readable bits suggest an local game summary or score but specifics remain obscured.
Boxing Roundup From Cities Shows Mixed Results
Milwaukee scene Varias Milling of 12814 Los Angeles outpointed Kid Sela of 15043 Cuba. Boston bouts featured Tony Rhucca 154 of Boston drawing with Al McCoy 185 of Boston in a 12 round mis.
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Milwaukee
Varias Milling
Los Angeles
Kid Sela
Cuba
Boston
Tony Rhucca
al McCoy
Bierman Says Gophers Show Promise In Huron Visit
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman, stopping at Huron Airport en route to Topeka for a coaching school, said several freshmen show promise for the 1937 season. He added all opponents will be tough, praising the coming slate.
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Bernie Bierman
Huron
Minnesota
Meilor
Topeka Coaching School
University of Minnssota
Hanford Airlines
Kansas City
Huranite
Bierman
Matty
Topeka
Kan
Kansas ‘High School Coaches’ Association
Rapid City To Hold Horse Shoe Tourney
Rapid City hosts the annual horseshoe pitching tournament September 4 and 5 with state championship honors to be decided. Secretary Toland of Sturgis says it is the first statewide event sanctioned by the National Horse Shoe Pitchers Association. Entries are due by September 2, and exhibition pitcher Guy Zimmerman will attend. The city park department recently opened a modern court expected to prompt many record breaks.
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Rapid City
BE. A. Toland
Sturgis
South Dakon
National Horse Shoe Pitchers Association
Toland
Guy Zimmerman
Rapid City Park
Middlewest
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Red) Gugino
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