Gabby Street Gathers Talent For Cardinals Ahead Of Season
Manager Gabby Street touts a deep Cardinals roster featuring veterans Burleigh Grimes and Jesse Haines, a top southpaw Wild Bill Hollahan, right hander Flint Rhem, and newcomers Dizzy Dean and Miguel Gortzales. Recalled veteran Andy High boosts bench depth as Cardinal reserves line up behind a wary but confident outlook for a competitive league campaign.
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Jerome
Dizzy) Dean
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Golf Instruction Is Proved Wrong
Chicago report notes slow movie reviews of Bobby Jones and Joyce Wethered by Professional Golfers Association pros reveal new swing details. Observers see top swing action pivoting hips and heel plant, challenging long held wrist-first instruction and suggesting powerful, well-timed timing from both players.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mar
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Notre Dame Grid Tryouts Open With 320 Players In Camp
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne opened spring training with 320 aspirants taking the field. He intends to pare the roster to about 109 veterans plus freshmen, promising lighter drills to keep players in good shape and out of mischief.
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S F College To Bid For Conference Honors
Sioux Falls college cagers, in a strong season, aim for conference honors next year under coach Fran Olsen. Key returnees include Harrington, Farnsworth, Dennis, and Stoddard, with several others set to rejoin the Braves. The team finished six wins in conference play and 60 points per game was their scoring average, while losses came against USD, DSU, and Morningside.
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Keneth Farnsworth
Richard Dennis
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Parchen Named Captain of Deland Wheeler Basketball Team
Parchen, Deland Wheeler center, elected 1931 captain after outstanding season as top scorer and strong defender. Also a track and football standout, winning regional half mile and contributing to state meet, named an end on Robinson’s all state football team. broke a senior captain precedent as sophomore choice.
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Spring Grid Practice Discontinued At State
Brookings report says spring football at State college is paused until April 1 after spring vacation to study for exams. Nearly 50 men participated in the final session last Thursday under Coach Cy Kasper who noted solid improvement in fundamentals.
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Helen Madison to defend swim titles at nationals
World champion Helene Madison, still recovering from influenza, entered the national indoor championships in New York next month to defend her 100, 200 and 500 yard freestyle titles. Coach Ray Daughters planned exhibition tests in Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Cincinnati and Cleveland en route to the meet.
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Eight-Team Diamondball League Public Golf Course Formed
A city association convened to organize an eight team diamondball league replacing prior arrangements. The season starts May 4 with a half season split to determine the city title, and Huron debuts joining two new clubs while planed fundraisers and a public dance aid season costs. Construction at the city course will close it for ten days to two weeks, with greens enlargement and new hazards planned ahead of an early April opening.
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Public Links
Dempsey Suit Delayed by Legal Question in Chicago Case
In Chicago the Coliseum club seeks 500000 from Jack Dempsey for a breach of contract over a planned title defense against Harry Wills. The jury was seated as attorneys sparred over whether Dempsey faced contempt in Indiana for a Tunney fight, delaying proceedings until the judge rules on the subject.
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Boxing Tourney Planned at Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen March 24 boxing activity rises at Northern State Teachers College as coaches Campbell and Finnegan plan a spring elimination tournament in weight divisions within two weeks. The five top men will be chosen to travel to Rapid City to face a selected group from the School of Mines.
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Crisler to Start Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls
Fritz Crisler athletic director and head football coach of the University of Minnesota will serve as head starter and referee for the ninth annual Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls May 1 and 2. The two day carnival features 25 events across multiple divisions with entries from more than 100 institutions in recent years and another large list expected.
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Sioux Falls
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University of Minnesota
South Dakota
Brooklyn Bowlers Take Second in Algerican Tourney
Parkway Recreations finished second in the Algerican Bowling Congress team event with 2938 total. Brooklyn's five trailed leader J William Thorson of Chicago by three pins. Barney Spinella and Jimmy Smith share two individual championships, while Malian tallied 684 for the Parkways and needs 1235 more to pass Paul Day of Louisville.
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Littman and Oster to Clash in Colosseum Reopening Bout
Tait Littman from Milwaukee faces Willie Oster of Boston in the top 10 round bout marking the Coliseum reopening tonight. A middleweight elimination tournament sanctioned by the National Boxing Association aims to crown a successor to Mickey Bakery around late June, per event sponsors.
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Spring Football On At Doland For Wheelers
Doland South Dakota report on Wheelers spring football under coach Red White with 25 players including K Parden E Parden and veterans Johnson Shoecraft Hofer Caldow Klingenhfer Labrie Bell Seaman. Co captains Mel and Mar McNickle, Lovelace, Thomas, Herker and Woodring vie for spots as Wheelers prepare a heavy schedule featuring Groton Clark Milbank Sisseton Redfield Watertown Aberdeen and North East loop and Eastern South Dakota games.
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In The Camps Of The Major Leagues
The Associated Press reports spring camp updates from St. Petersburg Havana San Antonio Fort Myers and Winter Haven. Joe McCarthy plans to keep the Yankee squad intact on tour north. Lefty Clark talks with Havana mayor about language while Lindstrom Vergez and others adjust positions and trades loom for Klein Hafey. Mentions Phillies Athletics and Senators in spring exhibitions.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Winter Haven
American and French Teens Clash in Dubious Tennis Draw
In New York on March 24, Frank Shields defeated Jean Sorotte as Ametice’s young players led by Boratra and Boussus faced France in an international team series. Berkeley Bell opened strong, winning the first two sets before Boussus rallied to win 3 straight sets, ending the evening in a stalemate after a tight 7-5 7-5 start.
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Frank Shields
Jean Sorotte
Ametice
France
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Shields
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Berkeley Bell
Exhibition Results From Bradenton to San Antonio
Yesterday’s results show a spill of scores across Florida and beyond with multiple leagues. Notable notes include Jake Scheafer, world Balkline champion, possibly entering three cushion next season due to balkline inactivity.
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Work Rushed On Dahl Golf Links
Work on the new Dahl golf course at Huron progresses rapidly with a May opening planned. The nine hole layout sits two miles north of Huron opposite the Houston Country club course and will become one of South Dakota’s sportiest courses. Manager Dahl expects several tournaments this summer and inter city matches with public links clubs from nearby cities. Dick Kerr, former White Sox pitcher, will retire from play this year at age 37.
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