Cage Outlook For Huron College 1931 Basketball Season
Coach Bell plans a strong Scalper squad with four regulars returning Eddie Han Art Campbell Nohlgren and Lum b plus reserves like Snow and Fortune. Veteran tourney players Englebretsen Walz Hart and Youel join younger prospects from the freshman and junior high groups as Coffey and Bangerter prepare for the 1931 Tiger edition.
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Lumb
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Neith
Berthem
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Lucas
Dermis
Whittington
Fortune
Ayres
Collin
Bryan
Jones
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Snic
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Tournaent Vets
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Walz
Fouel
Hart
Wak
Englebretsen
Colin
Milo Youel
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Sishi
Sherlock
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Tigers
Mandell and McKenna Sign For Meade Show
Meade March 28 reports Bobby Tell Rockford TL trish McKenna Fort Meade in an Indiana attraction. McKenna started a comeback at Deadwood by beating Jerry Leahy. Mandell is a newcomer in the hills. Tex Baldwin 150 pounds Newcastle meets Kad Weeks in the semi final. Baldwin holds a six round decision over Weeks, Weeks has a knockout over the Wyoming pincher. Hutcherson 141 pounds Fort Meade vs X.O Miller in a six round fray. Four round preliminaries card.
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McKenna
Meade Go
Baldwin
Wyoming
Hutcherson
Fort Meade
X.O. Miller
Unclear game results from Florida spring training stops
Scrambled scores from Jacksonville Fort Myers Tampa and Fort Fierce show mixed baseball results with teams listed such as Jacksonville New York Philadelphia Boston Detroit Toronto St Louis Milwaukee in a fragmented, uncertain AP report from Florida venues. The text includes odd strings and possible innings notes, but specific outcomes and dates are not discernible.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Socko and Sparzo clash in Sioux Falls boxing final
In Sioux Falls Socko of Sioux Falls meets Frankie Kid Spargo of Matson City Iowa at 153 pounds in the eight round final. Local fighters Sol Lowry and Ted Lewis, both 150 pounds, appear in the semi wind up. Speedy Clayton of Sioux Falls meets Micnel ODonnell of Stows City in a six round bout and three four round bouts are scheduled.
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Sioue Falls
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Jocal
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Kid
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Matson City
Iowa
Sol Lowry
Ted Lewis
Speedy Clayton
Micnel Odonnell
Stows City
Dakota Wesleyan to Revive Track Program This Year
Mitchell March 28 Special revival of track at Dakota Wesleyan under Coach Stewart Ferguson with about 20 men reporting. Team to stress intramural meets to revive the sport. limited intercollegiate prospects. Loren Arnold appears to be key. other notable performers include Mackey and White. Schedule features duels at Huron, triangles with Northern and Huron, Drake relays, Pierre relays, Brookings invitational, state conference meet. plans to send two teams to the national meet in Chicago.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Stewart Ferguson
Ferguson
Tanje
Wes— Jeyan
Arnold
Mackey
Vannters
Morrow
Davidson
White
Walquist
Ewert
Davis
Lockhart
Weslegan
Rumor Filled Chat About Trades In Detroit Camp
Pitcher Joe Qoofty reveals inside talk on Detroit roster woes. Fatty Fothergill and Marty Rice remain in Detroit, Waite Hoyt linked to Ruppert millions, with a flurry of trade talk involving Whitehill, Rice, Carroll, Guinan and a host of other figures.
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Joe Qcoofty
Yankees
Marty Rice
Fatty Fothergill
Detroit
Waite Hoyt
Fanty
Bob Shawkey
Hoyt
Tigers
Earl Whitehill
Harry Rice
Bucky Harris
Shawkey
Whitehill
Bob
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Big Boss
Navy
Owen Carroll
Fothergirl
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Tex Guinan
Ty Cobb
Carroll
Tom Mix
Peggy Joyce
Frank Nuavin
Pothersill
Schedule Of Intercity Matches With Multiple City Pairings
The listing shows various matchups including Los Angeles versus Pittsburgh, Chicago against different opponents, and games scheduled across cities like Mobile, Tarpon Springs, Fort Myers, Lakeland, Waco, and Philadelphia. It notes teams such as New York soldiers team and other city clubs, with several unclear or garbled entries.
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Pittsburgh
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Fort Myers
Possible World Series Prospects In 1930
A 1930 scouting note highlights the Cleveland Indians led by Roger Peckinpaugh with Wes Ferrell ready to pitch in the World Series. Contenders include strong infielders Lind Fonseca Hodapp Sewell and Gold mans shortstop, with outfielders Falk Averill Porter and reserves Crowded Out Jamieson Morgan and Gill. Pitching depth features Hudlin Miller Holloway Shoffner Shaute Belve Bean Jablonowski and others, while Fonseca’s return could shift lineup and season plans.
Grand National at Aintree Ends in Irish Victory
Shaun Goslin aboard the Irish bred Norse won the ninety first Grand National over four and a half miles after a neck and neck duel with Mellerays Belle. Sir Lindsay and other Americans finished out of the money as a vast crowd of about 200000 turned out for the famous steeplechase.
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Shaun Goeslin
W. H. Midwood
John Ho Whitney
Sir Lindsay
Shaun Goslin
Mellerays Belle
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Sandy Hook
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Stephen Sanford
Gordon Selfridge
United States
Victor Emmanuel
Whitney
Baseball Training Camps Show Fractured Lineup Adjustments
Winter Haven Florida reports Brooklyn's victory over the Phillies in an exhibition game costly for Wally Gilbert who was spiked and may miss days. Pete Cooper joined Phillies from Birmingham and aims to secure a catching spot. Cubs Pirates game in Los Angeles saw Pirates win 15 to 10 as Cubs gathered 14 hits including three homers. Andy Bednar to debut against Cubs. Eddie Grimes shifts to association role for seasoning with Milwaukee. Cardinals rookies including Bill Myers head to Danville while others report to St Joseph in Western League. Don Howley plans to keep Reds intact homeward, determining farm or sale moves. Cleveland hole resurfaces over nine-man pitching with Barnhart re-entering consideration. Tigers start long exhibition run with daily games through April 13. Giants and Senators scrimmage with call for big-time competition. Ruffing expected to open for Red Sox in Washington, with Blankenship starting for White Sox versus Waco. Art Shirey highlights day in Texas. Johnny Felton and I Mace complete schedule notes.
Aberdeen High track prospects look dim for 1936 season
Aberdeen March 28. With only two lettermen back from last year and two more possible contributors, Central High track and field in Aberdeen faces a weak season. Key veterans are George May and Neudigate, while Graeb er and Keegan may help later. Injuries and eligibility hindered past performances. Hurdles and most field events beyond weights look weak. Potential contributors include Stableir, Birdseye and Forle from basketball. Schedule includes Quadrangular at Huron and regional, state, and Big Ten meets in Aberdeen and Sioux Falls.
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George May
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Huo
Huron
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Sioux Falls
Favorite Fails Aintres Grand National Steeple Chase
Shaun Goilin, the Lish owned jumper from Goldenway, won the Grand National steeplechase at Aintree amid lukewarm favoritism. Ruddyman, owned by Gordon Selfridge of the United States, fell and did not finish. Akron, O Al Nessor, Columbus hubbub and Wilson of Birmingham also noted in the chaotic report.
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Lish
Aintree
Goldenway
Ruddyman
Gordon Selfridge
United States
Meeting Tuesday Call Diamondball Officials Urge Leagues
Managers called by Paul Tastor president of the local Diamondball association meet Tuesday at 7:30 PM at Tredway and Liem sport shop. Two six team leagues to form. teams must have players checked by Secretary Srang and pay a $10 entrance fee by April 1 to open the season by April 11.
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Paul Tastor
Tredway
Liem Sport
Mark. Srang
Untitled fragmentary team report yields unclear claim
Fragmented text references a team and a person named Peck with scattered phrases about power effectiveness itching tasting blood and vest. The readable content is too garbled to identify participants events places or outcomes for a coherent news item.
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Hove
Thompson McLarnin Feature at Madison Square Garden
Two welterweights, Jimmy McLarnin and Jack Thompson, meet in the main ten rounder at Madison Square Garden tonight. McLarnin is a 22 to 1 favorite, while Thompson, with 39 fights and no knockouts, carries a psychological edge as he challenges for a future shot at Jackie Fields.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
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Jackie Fielcs Tite
Bunnies to Enter Minnesota Relays
The North Central conference championship State college Jackrabbits may enter a mile relay team in the Indoor Relays at the University of Minnesota field house on April 5. Coach B E Ekberg plans tryouts this week as weather cooperates, with 12 relay hopefuls listed including Engelmann, Rempfer, DeWitt, Painter, Hamann, Rishoi, and Harrison among others.
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State College
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
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Ekberg
Weert Engelmann
Miller
Harvard
Yale Organizes 1930 Ball Team
Yale forms a baseball club after a March meeting at C J Janzen's. James F. Smith elected manager and Emmet Welsh secretary treasurer. Prospects look bright with several strong ball towns in Yale's circle.
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C. J. Janzen
James F. Smith
Emmet Welsh
King Tut Considered For Go With McLarnin
King Tut the Minneapolis walloper was under consideration today as an opponent for Jim McLarnin in the Chicago stadium in April.
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McLarnin
Chicago
Mear
Minneapolis Walloper
Jimmie McLarnin
Chicago Stadium
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