James Valley League Set to Reorganize at April Meeting
James Valley League officers and managers will meet at City Hall on April 10 to discuss reorganization for the 1998 season. Samer F. Smith of Wale, league president, urged teams to hold local meetings and present concrete plans. The conference will set schedules, elect officers, and address entry of new clubs, with admission closed after April 1.
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James Valley
Dart
Samer F. Smith
Wale
Smah
Smith
Sident Smith
Els
Manana
Injuries Hit Sox and Tigers Before Season Start
Chicago reports baseball injury woes as Luke Appling breaks straight shortstop spell, out for six weeks, while Monty Basgord or Monty Stratton misses time. Tigers’ Schoolboy Rowe and Tommy Bridges face uncertain comebacks, with Bridges sidelined until May 15.
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Chicago
Scheduls
Neci
Jimmy Dykes
Chicaso
Luke Appling
Bykes
Ranup Barman
Appling
Monty Station
Sox
Florida
Rendy
Tigers
Manne
Nickey Cochrane
Rowe
Shouler
Tommy Bridges
Tommy
Gossip From Baseball Camps
Baseball camp notes from Florida report Dodgers short fielding three double plays against Detroit. Reds manager Bill McKechnie says Peaches Ray can help pitching with a little improvement. Frisch of the Cardinals praised Don Gutieridge at short. Niggeling of the Red Sox threatens to match last year’s young pitchers. Humphries of the Indians impresses Connie Mack as a rising rookie. Yost of the Senators envisions a strong asset, Goose Goosen’s hitting noted. Grimm’s Cubs hope for a hard hitting outfielder, Martson, triples and doubles in a White Sox game.
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Tampa
Fla
Ray
Peaches
Bill McKechnie
Onid Reds
Deacon Bill
Los Angeles
Charley Grimm
Chicago
Jor Martsn
White Sox
Louis Will Pretend Louis as Schmeling in Chicago Bout
Henry Pontius of Eagle Bend Minnesota to fight Jon Lewis in a 15 round Chicago Stadium bout. Pontius, 28 but aged in record, fights under ring name Thomas and aims to surprise champion Louis with a knockout blow before a potential rematch with Schmeling next June.
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Cricago
Mar
oHarry Thomas
Eagle Bend
Minn
Jon Lewis
Henry Pontius
Dan Thomas
Chicago
Mur
Hasey Thomas
Suo Dogbie
Max Senmelng
Jor Loenis
Chicago Stadium
Lous
Schimeling
Wits Schmeling
United States
Brown Bomber
Stright
St .Thomas
Louis
Thomas
Mikes
Hoing LO
New Coach Visits State College Jackrabbits Ahead of Spring
Brookings March 10 Coach Jack Barnes arrived to inspect the State College Jackrabbits spring football layout. He toured the granite plant site after last winter’s heavy snows and said the setup looked good. Barnes, formerly at Utah under Ike Armstrong, expects to start practice next week once equipment is issued and players are limbered. He avoids a fixed system, citing Minnesota style familiarity and flexibility, and notes the 18 day spring rule in the North Central conference is too short for acclimation. Barnes and Mel Barnes, Drake University graduates, arrived in Brookings and began house hunting.
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Brookings
Jack Barnes
Tate Held
State College
Barnes
Benulls
University of Utah
Ike Armstrong
Minnesota
Wis
Rabbit
Mel. Barnes
Drake Universty
Ossig Salem
Syracuse Univerity
New York
All-Dakota Volleyball Tournament Field Takes Shape
Aberdeen March 30 preparations for the annual all-Dakota volleyball tournament in Aberdeen enter final stages. Fourteen teams are expected with entries from Sioux Falls Hedfield Mobridge Ashton Grand Forks Watertown and Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Hedfield
Mobridge
Ashton
Grand Forks
N. D. Watertown
Nikso
Anything Can Happen In American League Race
Washington manager Bucky Harris declares the Senators can rise from sixth place with new additions Bonura and Kuhel. He identifies the Yankees, Red Sox, Tigers, Indians and White Sox as tough competitors and notes risk from injuries and inconsistent young pitchers Chase and Krakauskas. He cautions that a surge could depend on two southern lefties settling down.
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Bucky Harris
Gayle Talbot Oalando
Fla. Mar
Swasley
Bricky) Haris
Stanley
Washington Senators
Bucky
Zeke Bonura
White Sox
Joe Kuhel
Leavin
Santees
Dewail
Chicaxa
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Iva
Joe Cronin
Ken Chase
Joe Krakauskas
Miller Golf Club Elects Board for Coming Year
A five member board for Miller Golf Club was elected for the upcoming year. Leslie Winsell named president and Carl Johanson secretary and treasurer. Club equipment is being conditioned to maintain the local golf course in excellent condition for the season. Leos Lombardi of Jersey City named as appointing official for Frank Velen of Puerto Rico.
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Miller Golf Club
Miller
Russell Bard
Wilbur Nylan
C. N. Irstue
Leslie Wincell
Carl Johanson
Leslie Winsell
Will Honor Tigers At Banquet Friday
The ES D Conference champion Huron Tigers basketball team will be feted at a Friday banquet at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Principal speaker will be C B Rube Hoy, alumnus of Huron High School and USD coach. Event sponsored by Huron HS Pep Club and the Club, open to the public with tickets at local shops. An honorary captain will be elected and awards presented to team members.
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Huron Tiger
Marvin Hughitt
Twas
C. B
Rube) Hoy
Huron High School
University of South Dakota
Huron H. 5
Pep Clue
Tredway and Liem Sport
Breadon Defends Landis Ruling On Cardinals Farm System
St Louis owner Sam Breadon, reacting to Kenesaw Mountain Landis denouncing the Cardinals farm system, says the plan saved the minors and credits Branch Rickey for major baseball gains. Landis fines Cedar Rapids and orders free agency for four affiliates, as Breadon laments potential harm to small leagues and young players. In boxing results, Jackie Kat Bera outpoints Frankie Weellace. Wad Bill Boyd knocks out Bon Nestell.
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ST. Louis
Sam Breadon
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
St Louis Cardinals
Breadon
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Rickey
Lendis
Cedar Rapida
Bresden
Cedar Rapids
Landis
Mitchell
Fayetteville
Crockaton
Newport
Beendon
New York
Jackie Kat Bera
England
Frankie Weellace
Cleveland
Seattle
Bill Boyd
Bon Nestell
Los Angavies
Huron High Athletes Set For Track And Football Drills
Huron High prepares both track and spring football sessions for next week under coaches Washabaugh and Deklote. Veterans limited by age or injury will sit out, while younger players join drills to fill key gaps in the forward wall and backfield.
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Huron High
Norman Peterson
Pat Gordon
Bob Ca Ragular
Gene Moore
Chet Howard
Keith Sercue
Lucius Weaver
Ralph Hoam
Merle Cameron
Dennis Bruner
Tiger
Sigmund’ Kulawi'e
Gers
Char Crawford
Lingmar
Forrest Nelson
Joe
Henry Struck
Y Cosen Washabaugh
Canpelen
Letexmen Frony
Tam
I Pouk
Sig Kulawik
Spatowsler
Thad Boyle
Bill Mead
Jimmy Crawford
Ardler
Bud Bhert
Arthur Wipf
Forres
Nelson
Vince McGinty
Nul
Gonsam
Virgil Olson
Ralph Holm
Erwitt Sichl
Detroit Punchers Clinch AAU Titles
Cincinnati report notes four Dewvit boxers claimed junior AAU championships while Detroit and Cincinnati fighters earned eight national titles in finals last night. Winners include Freddie Pope Columbus Flyweight, Jimmy Winters Cincinnati Bantam/Mixed, Charles Justice Wisconsin Lightweight, Joe Tierney Cincinnati Light Heavy, Prisco Nardone Detroit Featherweight, Sam Amico Detroit Welter, Steve Modin Detroit Middle, Buddy Mishel Detroit Heavy. Page also covers MGM women’s golf field and a round two lead by Mrs Parsmodist amid North and South tournament action.
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Cincinnati
Dewvit
Ghioans
Freddie Pope
Columbus
Bamtaiawaight
Jimmy Winters
Charles Justice
Wile Perforce (D) University
Joe Tierney
Prisco Nardone
Detroit
Sam Amico
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
Baseball results list multiple games with teams such as Brooklyn Detroit Boston Cincinnati Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago New York Kansas City Rochester St Louis Philadelphia Mobile Seattle Washington Columbus Boston Louisville Pittsburgh Sacramento St Louis Texas Toronto Indianapolis Baltimore Nashville Newark Sebring Firemen. Each line notes teams and scores across diverse leagues and cities from yesterday's games.
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Associated
Brooklyn
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Rochester
St. Lews
Mobile
Washington
Columbus
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Sacramento
Pcl
St. Louis
U. of Texas
Toronto
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Nashville
Newark, IL
Sebring Firemen
Huron High unveils 1938 39 football basketball schedules
Huron High School announced football and basketball schedules for 1938 39 drafted at the B S Conference meeting in Sioux Falls. Football slate lists games against Yankton Watertown Mitchell Flandreau Aberdeen Brookings and Sioux Falls others. Basketball includes several conference games with non conference additions planned.
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Huron High School
Huron High
George Deklotz
B.S
Madison
Huron
Yankton
Watertown
Kuron
Mitchell
Flandreau Indians
Muran
Hurons
Aberdeen
Brookings
Yarkton
Wiltertown
Sioux Falls
Mar
Armstong Chores Set for Summer Title Schedule
News from SEW YORK outlines Henry Armstrong's ring plan after a Feldman bout. If Armstrong loses to Ross May 26, he could defend welterweight, pursue lightweight, and line up a 135-pound title bid on September 14 against Raiders. If he wins, a potential third title shot versus Ambers appears July 26.
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York
New Yorks State Athletic Commission
Henry
New York
Barney Ross
Ross
Armstrong
Lou Ambers
Raiders
Ambers
Neary
Bob Fiivsiumens
Fite
Feldman
Lick Armstrong
Roundup of scattered sports gossip and future plans
A chaotic sports gossip column notes Sammy Snead missing a golf date, Rumors of Jack renewing a feud with Jim Mac Toney, Charlie Boswell eyed as Alabama’s likely 1939 all America candidate, and Ray Walt predicting Sammy Bavzh will return to the Redskins before possibly joining Chapel Hill as Wolk’s assistant. It also mentions Horace Bell as a strong football and boxing contender and Max Bear’s surprising heavyweight ranking.
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Edo Brietz
New York
Sammy Snead
Greensboro
Augusta
Rahdy Jones
Sam
Sam Dun
Geeepsboro
Sharkey
Beantown
Jack
Jim Mac Toney
Broadway
South
Vice
Coke
Alabama
Charlie Boswell
Ray
Bear) Walt
North Carolina
Sammy Bavgh
Washington Redskins
Chapel Hill
Wolk
Wrestling Results From Multiple Cities Last Night
The Associated Press reports Paterson New Jersey bouts where Bob Manggott of Chicago defeated Reb Russell of Texas in two straight falls. Albany New York shows Danaa O Mahoney of Ireland defeating Joe Dusek in two of three falls. Omana, Lincoln Nebraska lists John Pesch of Ra veona Nevada in a shrewd display, with New Zealand also scoring two straight falls.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Bob Manggott
Chicago
Reb Russell
Texas
Albany
Danaa O'Mahoney
Ireland
Joe Dusek
Omana
LINCO
John Pesch
Raveona
Shrew Jug Fwandak
New Zealand
Stright
May Become Most Troublesome Club In American Loop
By FELIX McXNIGHT SAN ANTONIO Texas March a giantite manager Charles Gabby Suwet envisions the Louis Browns in the 61st division as a potent lineup. Street, a longtime scout, predicts a stronger club with young Billy Livan catching Gabby’s eye. The anticipated order features Mills, Sullivan, Newsom, Wildebrand, Walkup, Know, and pitchers Van Atta and others. Suwet asserts fast arms and tight defense, aiming to challenge daily opponents with a balanced attack.
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Felix McXnight
San Antonio
Tex
Mar
Charles
Gabby) Suwet
Louis Browns
Stree
Hierller
New
Foramos
Billy Livan
Gabby
Buster Mills
Sullivan
Pilei Vm
Sint Wrenever
Boel
Newsom
Orn
Beau Bell
Sonny West
Kress
Minneapolis
Hughes
State High School Track Meet Set for May 21 at Brookings
The South Dakota state high school track meet will be held May 21 on State Field in Brookings, announced by I Dear Stallines acting athletic director at State College and the high school athletic committee. A definite schedule is not set yet as discussions consider running semi final events in the morning to shorten the afternoon program.
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Brockings
War
South Dakota
I. Dear Stallines
State College
Athletic Comumitice
Runeine
Muring
Former Co Owner of Yankee Club Dies
Brunswick Ga March 14 Colonel TL Huston former co owner of the New York Yankees died at his Butler Island plantation home near here Tuesday He had been out of baseball for years but kept an active interest and hoped to buy the Brooklyn club He helped arrange the Ruth deal and admired Babe Ruth hoping to have him as manager if he owned a club.
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Yankee
Brunswick
Huston
New York Yankees
Butler Island
Colonel Huston
Kven
Brooklyn
Yankees
Col
Jacob Ruppert
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