Red Sox Hopefuls Boost Prospect in Camp Under Collins
Boston's spring camp centers on five newcomers Albert Van Camp Gene Rye Marquardt Good ALL Wiley Moore and James Brillhart boosting a veteran staff led by Milt Gaston Dan MacFayden Ed Morris Horace Lisenbee and Jack Russell. Rye sidelined by a broken wrist. Webb Oliver Scarritt Lucas and others back to man outfield and infield while Berry Ruel Connolly share catching duties.
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Nashville
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Milt Gaston
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Ed Morris
Horace Lisenbee
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Bill Sheeney
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Jack Rothrock
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Tom Oliver
Russell Scarritt
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John Lucas
McCook
Neb
Charles Berry
Muddy Ruel
Ed Connolly
Oimen Named Captain on All American Ski Team
Canton March 18 44 Casper Oimen of the Sioux Valley Ski club Canton named captain of the 1931 All American ski team. Teammates Pedar Falstad and Le Moine Batson also selected among 14 riders. Team chosen by Harold A Grinden National Ski association secretary. Oimen ranked top US ski rider and national central champion with nine races this season placing first seven times. Falstad 335 points Batson 290 points.
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Duluth
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Batson
Sioux Valley
Harold Sorenson
New York
Roy Mikkelson
Chicago
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Denver
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Carl Borg
John Steele
Homewood Park
Colo
Glenn Armstrong
Steamboat Springs
Cavour Cage Teams End Season With Fine Records
Cavour high school posted 13 wins and 4 losses for the basketball season, with all losses early. The girls won 12 of 18 contests, led by the Butz sisters and Corrigan. Several seniors graduate in May while others return next year. In billiards, Appleby, Fessenden, and Collins led a three way tie for first in the 18.2 balkline national amateur championship.
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New York
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Roy Fessenden
Madison
Wis
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Chicago
New Mark Set In Regatta Amid False Start Ruling
In the Biscayne Bay regatta the Coloons E H R Green trophy event saw the first heat ruled out due to a false start. Hud Meyers from Bay City Michigan piloted his M303 to a speed near a new record, but the committee scratched the mark. Meyers was timed at 41.96 mph versus last year’s 36.15 mph by H L R Maddock of Boston.
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Huron Trundlers Post Strong Scores in Mobridge Meet
Huron bowlers express hope of prize money sharing after leading performances in the Mobridge Northern South Dakota tournament. Pittenger tops with 1839 all events and 688 in singles, scoring 212 244 212. Daum adds 206 216 203, form strong in doubles with Pittenger for 1061. Huron totals 2662 led by Pittenger, team includes Cochran Steffel Stafford Daum.
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Bucks Fall In Upset By Bobcats In Junior League
In a major intramural upset the Bobcats defeated the previously undefeated Bucks 27 to 20, throwing the A League standings into doubt. Bucks captain Roy Englebretsen led his side as contenders possibly finish tied with the Skunks, potentially forcing a playoff. In B League action the Eagles beat the Swallows 23 to 10.
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Truce Declared In North Central and Big Ten Scrape
Chicago reports a peace in the long running athletics dispute between the North Central Association and the Western Conference. H M Gage of Coe College says the rift arose from a mistake and there is no reason for a break as both bodies share aims. Northwestern and Big Ten officials had previously clashed over investigative access. Ohio Wesleyan coach Ray Detrick notes his squad has won seven straight games by rotating his lineup.
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New York Welterweight Won On Fouled Fight
New York welterweight Andy Divaldi defeated Paulie Walker of New York by foul in the fourth round of a ten round bout in Los Angeles. Walker was warned for low blows, and near the end of the third round knocked Divaldi down with an apparent foul.
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New York
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Catholic Dribblers Swing Into Action
Chicago reports the national Catholic prep basketball championship opens at Loyola University with six of 32 teams in action. The third game features Spalding Institute Peoria and De La Salle Minneapolis as Catholic champions clash in the opening rounds.
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Nebraska Fans May Be Forced To Quit Smokes
Nebraska football fans face possible smoking bans at Memorial Stadium as the state senate moves a bill to prohibit smoking on grounds and in public educational buildings. Debate focused on enforcement and extending the rule to drinking, with a half day spent on the measure before passage.
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Overemphasis Silences Knute Rockne in Chicago
In Chicago Knute Rockne says he will not speak loudly during spring practice. He notes reporters overemphasize him and plans to return to South Bend to show the team what to do. He says teams are here to buy a football and he aims to keep quiet until then.
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Yankees Open Spring Lead Over National League Rivals
New York Yankees have won six of seven against National league opponents, helping the American League hold a slim edge over the Nationals in spring training. The Athletics lag with three wins in eight. St Louis and Cleveland pace in exhibitions, while Boston and Pittsburgh show uneven starts amid Grapefruit League play.
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Yankton Gridders Given Monograms at Chapel Exercises
Yankton college honors fifteen football players with monograms in chapel ceremonies led by Dean M A Stewart. Captain John Satcheller of Yankton earned a four-bar monogram with one star, matched by Tony Southmayd of Armour who led the team as captain in 1929.
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35 Trackmen Report For Mines Team In Training
Rapid City March 18 A squad of 35 men reported to Coach Ray Hahn for the School of Mines team. Key events include the Dakota relays May 1 at Sioux Falls. Notable runners span the half mile with Dahlgard aiming to improve his 2 09 time, Moulds Cale Beiler Goodwin and others as contenders. Mayer Young and Goodwin expected as point winners, with Hixon A Smith and Andres in hurdles and Ranta in javelin. Sliper and Young notable high jump entries. Townsend Cashman Helfert Hunt Slaughters and Cadman among weight men. Bennett leads 440 yard dash hopes with Smith Lauters, Collins Flebbe Bohec also in mix. Six letter winners among returnees from last season.
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Sioux Falls College
Mahan Chosen As Creighton University President
The Rev. Patrick J. Mahan, J. Medicine regent of the Loyola School of for the past 13 years, is named president of Creighton University in Omaha. He will succeed the late Rev. William Agnew, who died in February.
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