Retired Champion Plays For Charity On Mexican Links
Bobby Jones teamed with Leo Diegel to face George Von Elm and Mortie Dutra in a charity golf match at Agua Caliente Mexico. Dutra won with a 70, Jones posted 72, Von Elm 75, Diegel 77, drawing about 2500 spectators for a roughly $5,000 fundraiser.
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Sy Faul Zimmerman
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Mar
Bobby Jones
Hollywood
Leo Diegel
United States
Jones
George von Elm
Mortie Dutra
von Elm
Diegel
Heles
Miners to Host Ft Meade Amateur Boxing Team
Rapid City March 30 Mine boxing team opens season with a planned April 9 home match against a specially selected Ft Meade post amateur squad. Aberdeen Normal joins in late April, likely April 17, as the Mines seek a return bout with Ft Meade after last year’s wins.
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Miner
Army Milers
Rapid City
Mar
School of Mines
Ft. Meade Military Post
Mines Gymnasium
R. D. Hahn
Aberdeen Normal
Hardrocker Ringsters
Soldier
Fort
FitMeads Athletic Association
Mines
Nathan Smitheiraer
HL Hayes
H. Rossman
A Hunt
Red Roberts
B. Wilson
W. Hall
A. Stoltzenburg
R. Nickstrom
Ft. Meade
Harold Goddell
Ft. Meede
Chadron Normal
Vaughn and Love Lead Rapid City Boxing Card
Billy Vaughn of Torrington will meet Billy Love of Omaha in a ten round main event at the Municipal Auditorium Rapid City as the season finale. Howard Leidke fights Hammering Huntley in eight rounds, Wildcat Jeffers meets Kid Miller in another eight round semi, and Kid Curtis faces Curley Nichols in a four round prelim. Heinie O'Meara to refereee with two ringside judges.
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Vaughn
Love
Rapid City
Mar
Billy Vaughn
Torrington
Wyoming
Billy Love
Omaha
American Legion
Municipal Auditorium
Rellie French
State College
Omahsg
Howard Leidke
Aberdeen
Huntley
Wildcat
Heinie O'Meara
Letter Winners Are Admitted Into Club
Fourteen recent letter winners in Sioux Falls college sports were admitted to the college Varsity club last week. Alvin Fletcher of Sioux Falls is president of the organization. New members include Orlo Stickney Sioux Falls Kermit Jacobson Wakonda Charles Davis Littlefork Minn who won track letters last spring Kenneth Denni x Marshalltown Iowa Robert Rayl basketball Donald Jones Alexandria Trevor Carnahan Parker James Gibbs Sioux Falls Roger Little Sioux Falls Alvin Myrick Park Town Syd Cavigell Ramona Grant Tarnsworth Alexandria basketball Richard Bauer Arnold Tremere Sioux Falls tennis letters.
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Sioux Falls
Mar. W
Alvin Fletcher
Orlo Stickney
Kermit Jacobson
Wakonda
Charles Davis
Littlefork
Minn
Kenneth Dennix
Marshalltown
Iowa
Robert Rayl
Donald Jones
Alexandria
Trevor Carnahan
Parker
James Gibbs
Roger Little
Alvin Myrick
Park
Town
Syd Cavigell
Ramona
Grant Tarnsworth
Pasketball
Richard Bauer
Arnold Tremere
Bowling Quintes Target 3000 Score in ABC Tourney
Forty seven teams from Komomo Tes Moines Ashtabula Cleveland and Pittsburgh aim for the first 3000 in the 31st American Bowling Congress tourney tonight. Minor events meet ABC standards but team totals trail recent pin classics with seven days left in the event.
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Buffalo
W. Y
Kokomo
Tes Moines
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Detroit
One Hundred Golfers Gather For Last Crack At Tournament Money
Augusta Georgia March 90 An array of professionals seeks the final big prize of the season the 5000 Youetas is ii open Entered hundred players include Gene Sarazen and Johnny Golden who lead the winter money chase Sarazen 8225 Golden 7340 Von Elm 27 ahead of Golden but not entered Hagen posted a 71 in practice on the Forrest an Ricker course The final 36 holes go tomorrow on the Country Club course
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Augusta
California
Mexico
Florida
North Carolina
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Golden
Sarazen
Feld
Golden
George von Elm
Hagen
Forrest An Ricker
Country Club
Tulare Prepares for 1931 Baseball Season Under Coach Van Beuvelen
Tulare high school gears up for the 1931 baseball season as coach Arnold Van Beuvelen prepares with seven returning players and several hopeful newcomers. Pitching remains the key concern after losses in pitching and infield. Eight games are scheduled, with home and away dates listed through May, while Nashville Volunteers enter the season under new management.
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Tulare
Mer
Arnold van Beuwelen
Tulare High School
V. Rocker
P. Rocker
Craig
Heplen
Sickles
van Heuvelen
Welling
Bryant
Wertheim
N. Rouber
Kloss
Marquardt
V. Binger
Kissner
ML Radcliffe
Marzahn
E. Binger
Boyd
Vernon Binger
M. Rocher
Price
B. Price
Rush
V. Roeher
Bryant de Wertheim
Women Stars Open North South Play
More than 100 women golf stars began 18 hole qualifying medal play for the 29th North and South amateur championship at Pinehurst. Glenna Collett did not enter. Edith Quier Maureen Orcutt Virginie Van Wie and Mrs C S Hill are among the entrants. Match play starts tomorrow with 16 players in the championship flight.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Glenna Collett
Edith Quier
Reading
Glenna
Maureen Orcutt
Virginie van Wie
Chicago
Dizzy Dean Interview Hints At Pitcher’s Power In Tonsil Helo
A veteran pitcher shares playful banter with Dizzy Dean after a tonsillectomy leaves Dean mute. The exchange jokes about sluggers and hitters across teams including the Dodgers Giants Phillies Cubs and Hack Wilson as Dean’s famed curve and sinker loom in mock bravado.
Exhibition results across multiple cities and matchups
Scores from events in Jacksonville, San Antonio, Montgomery, West Palm Beach, New Orleans, Gulfport and Chattenooge show varied outcomes. Notable pairings include Philadelphia A versus King Edward 1, New York A versus Miami, and St Louis versus Buffalo with mixed margins.
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Jacksonville
Fls
Philadelphia
San Antonio
New York
Atlanta
Montgomery
Miami
Ala
Brooklyn
West Palm Beach
Chattenooge, Tenn—Boten A
Chattencog
Eleven Thoroughbreds Enter Bowie Spring Charity Meet
Eleven hundredthousand? No. One hundred and eleven thoroughbreds from top stables prepare for a mile track barrier at Bowie as the spring racing program opens. The day adds a charity week for Baltimore relief agencies aiding unemployed workers.
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Bowie
Baltimore
Hayre de Grace
Pimlicn
Pari-Mutuel Department
Baseball Traveler Insights From Dudley to Grove
Clise Dudley idles to his Walter Johnson influence and journey from a South Carolina high school to Brooklyn Phils via Senators. George Earnshaw rumored slightly ill as Connie Mack sends him to Hot Springs. Gabby Street recalls Lefty Grove’s finger blisters and past injuries during the era.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Clise Dudley
Walter Johnson
Dudley
South Carolina
Senators
Nata
Johnson
Brooklyn
The
Phils
Jim Elliott
Thompson
O'Doulene
Early 1931 Baseball Notes From Across The League
Manager Collins argues fans need not pity Boston after 14 games as A's Yankees and Senators start. Shane notes early pitching advantage, Primo nickname for Larry Bettencourt at Browns camp, Arbelside and Mobler standouts from Southern California spring talent, Mobler's hand trouble limits him, and weather and training talk mix with team hopes and oddities from the season start.
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Collins
Red Sox
A’s
Yanks
Senators
Shane
Boston
Primo
Larry Bettencourt
Browns
West Palm Beach
California
Cine
Garrett
Whatamen) Arbelside
Orv Mobler
Arbelside
Mobler
In The Camps Of The Major Leagues
ATLANTA notes Captain Eddie Collins praises Borley and Bishop as a solid keystone pair for the Athletics on their homeward trip. Bishop is in form and Boley has been durable in practice as spring training nears, hinting at strong double plays. SAN ANTONIO Clarence Mitchell remains effective in spring work for the Giants, though Jolley of the White Sox finally hit a homer off him. FLA Brooklyn Robins finish Florida camp with 11 wins in 14 exhibitions as Dazzy Vance stays unsigned but expected to join soon. LOS ANGELES The Pirates facing the Cubs after poor exhibitions against the Tigers, manager Ens demands heads-up play and zero mental lapses from his club.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Eddie Caltins
Philadelphia Athletics
Keystone
Borley
Bishop
Boley
Collins
Hinstein
San Antonio
Clarence Mitchell
New York Giants
Mitchell
Smead Jolley
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Jewel Ens
Buc
Detroit Tigers
Ens
Van Ackeren Named Leader Of Bluejays
Maurice Van Ackeren, Creighton University star forward, named captain of the 1931 32 Bluejay basketball team by unanimous vote. He has led in scoring at Creighton prep and as a freshman at Creighton and earned first all conference honors, with a season high 19 points in a game against Oklahoma A&M.
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Ontaha
Neb
Maurice van Ackeren
Creighton University
van Ackeren
Creighton Prep
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Creighton
Bluejay
Missouri Valley
Moose Meyers
Washington University
Oklahoma Aggies
Associated Press
Var- Ackeren
Risso And Poreda Tangle Tonight To Open Week's Card
Risko fights Poreda in the 10 round feature at Madison Square Garden in New York as Jersey City's Young Stanley Poreda makes his big league debut. Risks, known as the Spoiler, is favored to win. Philadelphia card features Benny Bass versus Young Eppo in a 14 round bout while Paul Berlenbach returns with Eddie Clark. King Levinsky also meets Don O Kelly in Boston.
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New York
Fisli Entertainment
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Stanley Poreda
Johnny Risks
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Poreda
Risin
Joe Hanovic
Binghamton
Bob Olin
Benny Bass
Young £'Po
Penns Grove
N. J
Paul Berlenbach
Gom Paul
Eddie Clark
Broadway
King Levinsky
Chicago
Don O'Kelly
Ireland
Boston
Iroquois Athletes Are Awarded Cage Letters
At Iroquois High School the student association announced basketball letter recipients for the past season. Read names include Eva Gathman Laura Geyer Frances Armin Ruth Bottomley Margaret Flowers Ethel Moore Lois Price Marian Ederer Gladys Farlee Harold McNabee Wilbur Armin Otto Werner Woodrow Gehring Francis Emimelius Clair Brandurup Walter Murphy Chester Gilchrist.
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Troquois
Mar
The
Iroquois High School
Eva Gathman
Laura Geyer
Frances Armin
Ruth Bottomley
Margaret Flowers
Ethel Moore
Lois Price
Marian Ederer
Gladys Farlee
Harold McNabee
Wilbur Armin
Otto Werner
Woodrow Gehring
Francis Emimelius
Clair Brandurup
Walter Murphy
Chester Gilchrist
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