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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1937

Page

9

Tank Aces Launch Assault On Michigan Title Today

Minnesota hosts the two day intercollegiate swimming championships at its fast University of Minnesota pool. Twenty six colleges enter top swimmers aiming to dethrone Michigan, with eleven events planned including 1500 meter free and medley relays. Michigan is the favorite with Yale Texas and others challenging from Iowa State Penn Rutgers and more.

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Lambda Chis Win SDU Cage Meet

Vermillion March 26 Lambda Chi Alpha wins the University of South Dakota intramural basketball tournament with a 3-0 record under freshman football coach Dan Lennon. The season concluded after a round robin among ten teams and signals the start of spring intramural events in swimming base ball tennis track and golf with forthcoming trophies for team and individual events.

Vermillion Smren University of South Dakota Dan Lennon Lambda Chi Alpha Univn E Qear Buena Vista College Augustana Col- Jege Tate

Gould Discounts Dean Forecast of Card Trumps Giants Pennant

Associated Press sports writer Alan Gould predicts the 1937 National League pennant will go to the New York Giants despite forecasts favoring the St Louis Cardinals. He cites Giants pitching depth, recalls 1924 twists, and notes aging Washington stars while musing on Yankee and Red Ruffing strength and Babe Dahlgren's future.

Gould Dean Giants Alan Gould Associated Press New York Mar St. Louis Cardinals J. Bean Regisjtera Bil Terry Dick Bariek Yankees Willin Washington Gothem Burky Harrig Senators Walter Johnson John McGraw Terry Travis Jackson Jersey City Harris Bretheria Detroit Boston Goose Goslin Ais Detroit Tiger Patrol Ossie Bluere Nat Sam‘ Rice Joe Judge Roger Peckinpaugh Tom Zachary Dolan O'Connell Brooklyn Dodgers Ban Johnson Judge Lantts Red Ruppert Rifles Cal Ruppert Babe Dahlgren

Trophies For Low Individual Score In Golf Meet

Awards will be given in the golf tournament for the lowest individual score and the lowest team score. Organizers emphasize fair play and accurate scoring across all rounds.

British Permit Baer To Fight

London reports the British boxing board declined to interfere with Max Baers bout against Tommy Farr set for April 15 in Britain. The New York State Athletic Commission urged British officials to bar Baer citing an expired Madison Square Garden contract with Bob Pastor.

London British Board of Boxing Control Max Baer Tommy Farr

Baer Fails to Obtain New York Licenses for Garden Fight

The British board deemed Baer and manager Ancil Hoffman released from obligations after not securing state licenses by the date. Baer appeared February 4 before the New York State Athletic Commission, left after a stormy meeting without a license. Two days later licenses were granted to Baer and Heimat, while Hoffman had signed with British promoter Brig. Gen. A. C. Lsttchtey for two fights, prompting Madison Square Garden to sue Baer Hoffman Critchley and Syd Hulls on March 2 for damages over the failed Hacr Pastor fight arrangements.

Baer Ancil Hoffman New York State New York State Athletic Commission Februaary Obeyang Heimat Hoft- Man A. C. Lsttchtey Madison Square Garden Hoffman Critchley Syd Hulls Hacr-Pastor

Yankees manager McCarthy talks with holdout Puffing

In St Petersburg Florida manager Joe McCarthy of the Yankees says he has contacted his most persistent holdout, pitcher Puffing, by telephone at the pitcher's home in Chicago.

ST. Petersburg Fla Joe McCarthy Yankees Red Buffing McCarthy Ditcher Chicago

Braddock Louis Promoted Heavyweight Title Bout Plans

Promoter Joe Foley pressed ahead with a 15 round title fight between James Braddock and Joe Louis at Comiskey Park on June 22 as Braddock remained untraced after leaving Miami. The $10 fight ticket bill failed to reach action in the state senate, and Foley awaited Braddock’s Chicago arrival.

Chrcaco Mar Joe Foley James Braddock Joe’ Louis Comiskey Park Senate Lim Braddock Miami Fla Chicago Joek Gould Champion Chizasie Mike Jacobs Louis Gould Foley Henry Horner Louis E. Lewis Clincis Joe Louis Jim Braddock Max Schindling Jigmie Madison Square Garden Jimmie Joe Milnois Senate George Maypole Marse Joe Foley Marse Wis Mike Jacoba Finch

Political bile and boxing plans collide in Illinois fight talks

A wobbling political melee surrounds a proposed boxing event at Comiskey Park. Senators move to cap ticket prices, promoter deals spark accusations of shakedown, while Governor Henry Homer contemplates a veto. Jim Braddock and Joe Louis appear in the backdrop as legislative wires tangle with sport fortunes.

Ilindia Comiskey Park Jimmie New York Max Joe Henry Homer Senate

Bobby Jones dares Masters course after strong East Lake rounds

Atlanta briefs report Bobby Jones blasting par on the eve of the Masters at Augusta. He carded 66, 66 and 66 on East Lake, drawing Loyal Atlantans to root for him next week despite last year’s setback after touring Florida and Georgia.

Atlanta Bobby Jones Auguste East Lake Bobby Florida Genergia Hank Greenberg Hank Jos Lovie Omaha Tomber Louis Braddock Chicago

High Schools May Get Larger Share Of Dakota Relay Events

Sioux Falls March 26 contenders for the 15th annual Dakota relays plan to shift toward more high school events as the April festival nears. A Friday floodlight session is proposed and the North Central conference may enter seven teams in a restricted race, with efforts to balance events between colleges and high schools and possibly add a mile race and field events for prep athletes.

Sioux Falls General Committee South Dakota North Dakotas Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Howard Wood L. A. Olson Walter ‘Hargesiheimer H. C. Dou Ibenberger Harry Beach Jr Ray Rhodes Pierce McDowell Overlund Lee Girton James C. Mann Frank Bollinger W. K. Rierden Clifford Whitfeld Claude Hamilton Paul E. Myers J. D. Ashley Hargesheimer Oleon Girton Woad

Mexican Baseball Aids Williams and Mack Charms

In Mexico City a report outlines Paul Richards guiding Willis Williams who later joined Portsmouth in the Piedmont League. Connie Mack values players like Ace Parker and Wally Moss, with Bud Thomas and George Caster drawing attention as potential major leaguers. USC product Handall Pennington Gumpert, 19, showed early promise in spring drills.

Harry Grayson Mexico City Mar Almon Will Epi Paul Richards Richards Willis Mns William Waxabatthie Tex Willams Portsmouth Connie Mack Cash Williams Lanette Ala Jost T Foc Aventa Buck Rastix Chubby Dean Acé Parker Mack Floyd Yount Wake Forest College Edward Trowbridge Collins Jack Coombs Jack Barry Bud Thomas Atlanta Almon Williams Bud Washington Club Blackburne Lena Blackburne A'S Mackin Ace Parker Duke Buck Wally Mosax Texas League Moses al Benton A’s George Caster Cleveland Caster Portland University of Southern California Handall Pennington Gumpert Cleveland Indians Earl Averill

Aberdeen Track Prospects Good

Aberdeen, March 26 Special. Eight lettermen with four newcomers begin indoor practice under Track Coach Marc Cleworth who expects Northern Normal to score 25 points in the state conference meet. Veterans include Joe Engle shart Vince Adeltan Allen Lane and Cisrence Pierce with Babcock Ramd bow and Petran. Cleworth aims to upset Yankton's stars in the May 15 state tournament.

Aberdeen Mar Marc Cleworth Northern Normal Cleworth Yankton’ College Little Joe Engleshart Dakota Vince ‘Ade Tan Slothhes Allen Lane Cisrence Pierce Walt Gully Berb Babcock Ralph Ramnbow Jim

San Diego Loses as San Francisco Beats FAMMONT

Reported from coastal games to date shows San Francisco defeated FAMMONT 2 to 0. Names include Trish Reb Tae ner and Richmond’s Vacritpoiated Carl wesage while West Palm Bench appears in the tally.

San Diego Ray San Francisco Fammont W. VA Trish Reb Taener Richmond Carl Wesage Sus West Palm Bench

Blue Bloods Turn ABC Tourney Into Burlesque Night

Reporter Scott Reston notes the ABC bowling tourney in New York became a burlesque show with costumes and stage antics. Celebrities like Tyrone Power attended as top players posted scores, while leaders from Pastime A C Syracuse and others posted solid series and singles totals amid a record entry pool and high prize money.

Dy Scotty Reston New York Mar AL B.C Begiérs Bine Bloods Super Prison Yard Boruce Stoneham Dent New York Baseball Giants Tad Musing Mio Sports Tyrone Power A. C. Syracuse Jimmy Rheinsmith Syracuse M. Debridger Jimmy Smith Debridger A.B. C Ted Billy Knox Philadelphia Charles Reinke Corinabus Tack Karstens Fort Sheridan Carl Menoonberg Scranton George Bangart Prie Howley Chicago

Smite Wins North and South One Golf Tourney

Horton Smith, a lanky Chicago shoemaker, captured the North and South One golf tournament at Pinehurst with a 69 in blustery winds. He totaled 26 over four rounds to edge Paul Runyan by three strokes. Byron Nelson finished third for 500 dollars with 22? miles.

Smite Pinehirst, N Horton Smith Smith Chicago Little Paul Runyan Runyan Byron Nelson Reading Wily

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