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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
9
The Scalpers and Tigers prepare with multiple meet entries this weekend. Dakota relay actions at Sioux Falls limit some freshmen from events while Doland hosts a separate invitational with Tigers entering twelve athletes in sprint, distance, hurdles, jumps, and throws.
Northwestern sophomore Warne, long a pole vaulting standout from Eckorta Indiana, nears Yale star Sabin’s world record of 14 feet 1 inch after a strong showing at the Drake games last Saturday. He predicts a successful attempt Saturday or before season’s end.
Hitchcock High opened the baseball season by trimming Tulare High on a muddy field amid drizzle. The game stayed close. Tulare led after a four-run inning, but Hitchcock answered with Harold Harms’ timely hit with bases loaded to pull ahead, then held the lead thereafter.
Johnson delivered a solid all around showing with strong guard play and decisive handling in tight moments. He showed fine early season form, coping with hits and finishing under pressure while teammates supported the effort.
University of Iowa announces a notably short Big Ten football schedule for next fall featuring a single game against Purdue University, 1923 champions, marking a return to a compressed slate.
Four professional golfers in one family headlined by Victory 20 who recently signed with the Tarpon Springs country club. The feature by B. B. Brooks highlights the trio of brothers and a sister pursuing careers in golf, tracing each member’s path and club affiliations.
George C. Hunt, the successful bidder, will start work soon on the Catholic hospital at Pierre. The plumbing and heating estimate for the $250,000 project ranges from 345,000 to 350,600, noted as the state’s largest plumbing contract this year, with twelve bids submitted to the Benedictine Sisters at Yankton.
Rapid City high school teams and the School of Mines plan weekend dual meets. Coach Glenn Fat Springs brings a high school squad to Rapid City to face Cobblers under Coach Euclid Cobb in the first meet for both. Saturday Hardrockers travel to Spearfish for a meet with Coach Paul Roses' team. The events set the tone for the regional meet on May 10 with Spearfish Normal visiting Rapid City on May 16 and both Spearmen and Miners heading to Chadron, Nebraska on May 17 for a triangular with the Normal.
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