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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1933

Page

12

Pierre Chooses Three Captains

Pierre high school selects captains for football basketball and track at annual spring banquet. Ernie Steffen will lead football from guard after Bob Thoreson. Albert Pfotenhauer to captain basketball from guard. Donald Petsaren to lead track in the low hurdles. Graduation will cost several key players as football and basketball lose multiple lettermen though track loses fewer. Governors finished football undefeated in nine games and scored 303 to 15. Basketball went 22 of 23 but lost regional title to Huron.

Pierre Pierre High School Monogram Pierre High Ernie Steffen Bob Thoreson Albert Pfotenhauer Pfotenhauer Donald Petarsen Petarsen Huron Cen Tral South Dakota Ve Sion Central Albert Protenhower

Evans Offers New Explanation for Indians Batting Slump

New York May 2 A Evans Cleveland Indians general manager presents a fresh view on the major league batting decline. He blames fewer threats at the plate as players now are straight hitters, lacking the feared bunt threat Ty Cobb once posed. He notes pitchers and infields adjust to predict easy plays, contributing to the slump.

Evans New York Hilly Evans Cleveland, Indians Billy Ty Cobb

Boxing results from various cities report several decisions

Fights last night list Fred Lenhart of Tacoma beating Larry Johnson of Chicago, Snooks Campbell of Miami outpointing Frankie Carr of Duncan, and Gyp Zaro of Oklahoma City drawing with Minella of Detroit in six rounds.

Associated Press Fred Lenhart Tacoma Larry Johnson Chicago Fort Worth Tex Snooks -Campbell Miami Fla Frankie Carr Duncan Ohda Gyp” Zaro Oklahoma City Bsbe

Davis Cup Play Occupies Cochet in France

A French camp report from Auteuil notes Cochet intensifies training and cycling to strengthen his legs as he aims to defend his French hard court singles title while preparing for the Davis Cup challenge round. The U S doubles team saw early setbacks as Shields and Austem, and Miss Jacobs with Adamoff advanced in later rounds.

Auteuill France Cochét Teani Frech Ace Ellsworth Vines Cochet ix Martin Plas America Frank Shields New York Cilli Austem Suzanne Barbier Christian, Boussus Dorothy Andrus Burke Muriel Thomas Fraulein Hilda Krahwinkel Quieline Goldschmide Paul: Ferét Helen- Jacobs United States Ida" Adamoff Mme, Woleram Mme Chanove Edith’ Wilson Mrs | MacReardy England

Davis Cup hopefuls seek final tune-up before Argentina

United States Davis Cup team aims for a final tune-up ahead of the match with Argentina tomorrow in the American zone. Officials hope President Roosevelt will attend the draw, with White House word awaiting confirmation this afternoon.

Washington United States Davis Argentina Roosevelt White ‘House

Garden City Meet Programs Preview Two Days of Racing

Garden City hosts a two day race meet starting June 20 with events including 2:25 pace or 2:20 trot and 2:28 trot or pace. A free for all running race features two mile dashes on day one. Day two lists a free for all trot or pace plus additional events.

Garden City

South Dakota race meet opens with pony and running events

The race committee announced a 222 trot and a five furlong dash as the opening events of the year in South Dakota. Included are ponies under 11.5 hands and a running race. Dr J D Ash F E Ullyot and Harry Robb belong to the committee. The meeting precedes a trip to Aberdeen and the North Dakota circuit opening in July. The mockingbird is Florida’s official state bird.

Dr. J. D Ash F. E. Ullyot Harry Robb South Dakota Aberdeen North Dakota

Gophers Win Big Ten Laurels In Baseball

Minnesota clinched the Big Ten baseball title with six victories in seven games as Purdue rose to second after Illinois suffered its second loss. The Gophers only loss came in a doubleheader setback to Wisconsin.

Gophers

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