Huron Scalpers Face Northern Challenges At Valley City Meet
Huron College Scalpers travel to Valley City North Dakota to meet Northern Normal Jamestown College Ellendale Normal and Valley City Teachers College in the pentangular meet midway through their 191? schedule. Dukelow and Charr lead Huron s sprint and distance groups as rival squads vie for points in sprints hurdle jumps and field events.
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Northlands
Huron College
Valley City
Huron
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Jamestown College
Ellendale Normal
Valley City Teachers College
South Dakota
Brookings
Jamestown
Eilendale
Tigers Headed to Pierre for Region Track Meet Showdown
Coffey led Huron area track team travels to Pierre for the Region 4 meet aiming to defend their title and earn a spot in the state meet on May 23. Strong teams from Wessington Highmore Miller Onida De Smet East Central Willow Lake Bancroft and Pierre challenge for top honors.
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Pierre
Huron
Tigers
Coffey
Capitol
Miller
Pierre Field
Coffeymen
Pierre Governors
South Dakota
Highmore
Onida
Faulkton
Agar
de Smet
Peterson
Forte
Doyle
Aten Land Aldrich
Johnson
Hofer
Schlicht
Cahaian
Stensland
Taylor
Berruth
Skyberg
Cable
Wessington
Lovejoy
Barber
McNeil
Canady
Bennett
Collin
Christian
Hart
Nelson
McDonald
Boyle
Youel
Renshaw
E. Sherlock
J. Sherlock
Niermeyer
Sherlock
Whnners
Schmeling Stribling Set Training Camps Near Cleveland
Schmeling will open training May 3 for the July 3 title bout with W L Young Stribling. Stribling chooses Geauga Lake near Cleveland for camp duties as Madison Square Garden Corp assigns sites and plans.
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Schmeling
Stribling
Cleveland
Max Park
Acros
Ohio
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Chio Jacobs
Geauga Lake
Tear
Scalper track team lines up for Valley City meet
Huron Scalpers send fourteen athletes to Valley City with entries in hurdles dashes sprints and jumps. Squad coach Ball lists entrants for high jump pole vault and distance events with Dukelow Ring Misterik Han Forckener Powers Charr Martin Bryan Lumb and more slated to compete in prelims Saturday.
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Fortune
Huron
Welch
Valley City
McQueen
Lamb
Bryan
Lesdling
Han
Bostic
Ring
Misterik
Forckener
Powers
Charr
Martin
Bowie
Lumb
Dukelow
Dieux
Funnel
Contested Site Sparks Olympic Trials Showdown
In Chicago and the Pacific coast a bitter battle for the 1952 track and field trials began as contenders argued over the final venue. Soldier Field originally held the trials but Pacific coast leaders press a challenge ahead of the May 16 committee meeting in Chicago. Avery Brundage leads Chicago supporters aiming to keep the trials in Chicago.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Soldier Field
Olympic Track and Field Committee
Avery Brundage
Amateur Athletic Union
American Olympic Association
Cards Win Junior Diamondball Title
The Cards finish undefeated in a four game junior high Diamondball schedule to claim the undisputed title under coach John Bangerter. Aces finish second with three wins and one loss, Pumas split four games, Pheasants win one, and Pile Drivers win none. Competition shifts to horseshoe and tennis with May 15 end date.
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John Bangerter
Aces
Pumas
Pheasants
Kirk Wheeler
Bob Carlson
Leland Pellant
Harold Wiedeman
Huron Merchants At Wolsey Sunday
The Huron Merchants independent baseball club will play at Wolsey on Sunday with a strengthened lineup. Manager Smith announced the touring team and listed players including Mengie Bloodgood Schwarts Bergerson Reid Bloodgood Brekke Smith Bullis and others with Coates and Benson probable. The Merchants defeated Sheffield 20 to 3 last Sunday.
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Huron Merchants
Smith
Wolsey
Merchants
Heron
A. Mengie
L. Bloodgood
Schwarts
A. Bergerson
Reid
C. Bloodgood
Brekke
Bullis
Coates
Benson
Sheffield
Cahalan Elected Miller Cage Captain at Club Banquet
George Cahalan was elected honorary captain of the Miller basketball team at the annual athletic club banquet held at the jetty auditorium. About 150 townspeople and students attended with toasts from Clifford Walsh Marshall Stensland Coach Whealey Rey Andrews John Pu xey Boyd Ulrich and musical pieces by Jack Bonk and Virginia Bohnen. Letters were presented to athletes by Principal C W Wool.
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Cahalan
Miller
George Cahalan
Clifford Walsh
Marshall Stensland
M. Club
Whealey
Rey Andrews
John Puxey
Boyd Ulrich
Jefferson McKinley Diamondballers Win in Big Victory
Jefferson and McKinley Diamondballers rout Wilson 37 to 5 as batting averages soar. In B league, Jefferson edges McKinley 7 to 6 in a season’s best game, with McKinley displaying a classy brand of play but falling short.
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Jefferson
McKinley
Wilson
Jeffersons
Fights Last Night In Multiple Cities
Boxing card reports from Yonkers Paterson Mason City Davenport and Chicago show several outpoints and knockouts. Notable results include Vince Dimdee stopping Johnny Kerr in Bayonne and Kid Lehr outpointing Babe Hers in Waterloo. Leonard Johnson defeated Joe Veldeen, while Cowboy Owen Phelps outpointed May Williams in Chicago.
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Yonkers
John Yonkers
Teri - New York
Paterson
Vince Dimdee
Balmere
Johnny Kerr
Bayonne
We. i
Mason City
Kid Lehr
Waterloo
Town
Babe Hers Snan
Fargo
WN. D
Leonard Johnson
Forest City
Lows
Joe Veldeen
Fairmont
Minn
Reds Face Long Rebuilding Path As Howley Shapes Roster
Manager Dan Howley continues efforts to rebuild the Cincinnati Reds buying Harvey Hendrick for first base and releasing Chuck Dremen. Slugging is inconsistent with Roettger Heathcote and the infield underperforming while pitching falters. The Cardinals and Browns posted wins as Detroit topped Chicago and Brooklyn’s game was rained out.
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Cincinnati Reds
Dan Howley
Howley
Harvey Hendrick
Brooklyn
Chuck Dremen
Waly Roettger
Cliff Heathcote
Edd Roush
Nick Cullop
Joe Siipp
Chick Cuccinetto
Reds
Si Johnnson
Cubs
Chicago
Ray Kolp
Cincinnati
St. Louiz Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Jess Haines
Pirates
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Vic Sarrett
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
al Thonta
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Deglane to Meet Dan McLeod for Heavyweight Title
Henry Deglane holder of the world heavyweight wrestling title by the Montreal commission is set to face Dan McLeod of Nebraska in Milwaukee on May 15, promoter Paul Poleski announced. Deglane earned the title by defeating Ed Strangler Lewis in a disputed finish.
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Deglane
Dan McLeod
Milwaukee
Henry Deglane
Montreal Commission
Nebraska
Paul Poleski
Strangler) Lewis
George Von Elm Enters Movie Profession in Hollywood
Hollywood reports golf star George Von Elm 2826 amateur champion has entered the motion picture field. The salesman who rose to prominence last year and tied for first in the Agua Caliente $25,000 tournament was signed by Radio Keith Orpheum for a four reel humorous picture.
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George von Elm
Hollywood
Golf
George von Elim
Monty
Keith Orpheum
Simple Little Remedy Cures Piles Says Preston Farmer
C F C Stamp, a 73 year old farmer from Preston Iowa, praises Cale Pile Pills after suffering years from bleeding piles and ulcers. He reports pain relief and normal bowels following Doctor approved remedies and daily pills, urging others to try Colic Chemical Co. Boont wood Md for full details.
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C. F. C. Stamp
Mr. Stamp
Preston
Iowa
Tecomb
Stampa
Colse Chemical Co
Boentwood
Berg Meets Herrera In Comeback At Madison Square Garden
New York May 3 Jock Berg returns to action against Tony Herrera at Madison Square Garden in the first Astic show in weeks. Berg, upset by Tony Canzoneri in Chicago, is a 7 to 5 favorite over Herrera, an El Paso prospect with two recent decision wins. Terry Young of Trenton faces Ignacio Arak in a ten round semi final, and Vincent Sireci meets Toy Tozzo in another ten round bout.
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Berg
Herrera
New York
Jock
Kid
Tony Herrera
Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri
Chicago
el Paso
Texas
Canronett
White Chapel
Young Terry
Trenton
N. J
Ignacio Ara Ak
Spain
Vincent Sireci
Toy Tozzo
Buffalo
Rocky Kaneas
Dairymen Win Short Contest
The Veterans of Foreign Wars square off against Huron Dairy Products but the 1938 champions rout them 14 to 1. Leonard Reed opened with a home run and the Dairymen piled up 18 hits to seal the victory in five innings.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Huron Dairy Products
Cly
Dairymen
Coney Island, 7 & N. W. Railroad
Armour Packers
Collins
Dairy Products Ducks
Leonard Reed
Dairy Products
Bostic
Aod
VE. W
Huron Dairy
Stefford
Wallenfelt
R. Gascoigne
Foole
Sargon Health Cure Praised by Carpenter John Herby
John Herby of Minneapolis credits seven years of health struggles to stomach distress and rheumatic pains solved by Sargon and Sar won Pilla. He reports renewed energy for demanding contracting work after using the product sold by Langstaff Drug Co.
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Sargon
Sarwon Pilla
John Herby
E. Sith St
Minneapolis
Scalper Netmen In Action Today
Huron college tennis opens the season this afternoon in dual action with South Dakota State college. Coach Woodford Heffin announced a revised Scalper lineup featuring Nohlgren Roberts Chay Herry Williamson and Alex Williamson. Singles play follows at one oclock with Nohlgren Roberts and Chay Williamson in doubles and Williamson replacing Ring who joins track at Valley City. Tomorrow Sioux 2 college travels to Aberdeen to face Northern Normal.
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Huron College
South Dakota State College
Huron
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Woodford Heffin
Nohlgren
Roberts
Chay
Herry Williamson
Alex Williamson
Ring
Valley City
N. C
Henry Wikiaison
Siu 2
Temo Tow
Stockton bout ends as Divodi stops Vincent in fifth round
Andy Divodi of New York stopped Bobby Vincent of Tulsi Oklahoma in the fifth round after pressuring early and moving to a decisive finish.
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Stockton
Cal
Andy Divodi
New York
Bobby Vincent
Tulsi
Okla
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Hanson
Jahnke
North Dakota
Hucon
O'Rear
Doney
Jones
Jammy Charr
Coons
Friestad
Black and
Leland
Flandreau
Larratt
Bangerter
Heathcote
Roettger
Hugh S
Fullerton
Langstaff Drug Co
ATIRE
Steg
Pat
5. D. State
EL Lee
WILEY
Pabst Beer
Morin-Colton & CQ
Bures, Se. Duk
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