Faculty Triumph Over Seniors In Huron Base Ball
A Wednesday game at Athletic Park between Huron college faculty and the senior class drew a boisterous crowd. The eight inning clash ended 9 to 8 in favor of the faculty with notable plays including Dean Hemp’s fine catch and Professor Johns’ three bagger and solid pitching.
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Huron
Athletic Park
Huron College
Dean Hemp
Prof
Johns
Henioa
Rifenbark
Johns P. Weier Urkrich
Ib Hager Chaffee
Pyle Wosek
O. Cooks
Crossman
Remp
Wt van Voorhis Smith
A. of Wood Smnith
L. Kita
Simmons Defeated in Close Officer Election
The contest for lodge officers ended tightly with Grand Master Simmons losing by one vote. Olaf Nelson of Waeikton succeeds him. Other officers include Grand Foreman 8. H. Goodfellow, Grand Overseer S. J. Smith, Grand Recorder J. D. Lavin, Grand Receiver J. E. Platt, Grand Guide Dan Newell, and Watch officers S. Vicculla and F. S. Rowe. Delegates to the Supreme Lodge include C. Y. Wager, Sol Star, F. F. Crain, and T. M. Shamens. Deadwood will host the next meet.
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Veras
Simmons
Dhin City
Olaf Nelson
Waeikton
Folliows
H. Goodfellow
Bireelings
S. J. Smith
Mitchell
J. D. Lavin
Aber- Seca
J. E. Platt
Claris
Dan Newell
Sturgis
Gread
S. Vicculla
Highmore
F. S. Rowe
Fort Pierre
Supreme Lodge
C. Y. Wager
Rapid City
Sol Star
Deadweod
F. F. Crain
Redfield
T. M. Shamens
Huron
Deadwood
Inter-Collegiate Meet Held At Huron In 1910 Finals
The Inter-Collegiate athletic association annual meeting proved promising with a large attendance and exciting close. Huron won the 1910 meet over Vermillion by a 4 to 2 vote. Friday and Thursday events included sprints, hurdles, jumps, and distance runs. The oratorical contest at the opera house awarded ranks to James Dobson, Oswald Alseth, and Eugene Hager amid mixed reactions.
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Huronite
Huron
Vermillion
Yarn Dash Stoland
Sheeks
Mitchell
Rowley
Lockhart
Brookings
Thackaberry
Operd House
French
James Dobson
Oswald A. Alseth
Yankton
Eugene Hager
Inger
Hager
Hes College
Sioux Falls
D. Coons
Alseth Af Yankton
Brookings Triumph in Intercollegiate Meet Close Finish
Brookings wins the annual intercollegiate meet in a tight finish over Vermilion with 63 to 59 points. Huron, Mitchell and Redfield were out of contention early while Vermilion and Brookings battled for the title through final events including discus throw, 440 yard, broad jump, two mile and sprint events.
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Huron
Mitchell
Redfield
Vermillion
Brookings
Gappas Thackaberry
Sheeks
Stoland
Johnson
Kegler
Sprecher
Pasit Buck
Milliman
Lockhart
Shecks
Perr
Sperb
Bacon
Schultz
Vermillion Victories in Track Meet Hurdles and Relays
In Brookings and Vermillion events 28 1-5 hurdles saw Coughlin, Ortmeyer and Ver million among top finishers with a 29 second time. Norgren and Sygen tied for first in pole vault at 9 feet 6 inches. Relay race rewards Vermillion with first, Brookings second and Mitchell third in 1 39 2 5.
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Brookings
Sperb
Lexauer
Norgren
Vermillion
Royal
Wardy
Mitchell
Johnson
Blake
Haron
Downing
Coughlin
Ortmeyer
Hardy
Mitchail
Sygen
Peace
Perley
Rev W F Long Elected President of Tabor College Iowa
The Rev W F Long pastor of the Congregational church was telegrammed Tuesday and officially notified Wednesday of his election as president of Tabor College in Tabor Iowa. The town congratulates him though he may leave for the alma mater founded with a 1904 graduation record. enrollment this year stood at 277 with 70 students in the college department.
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Congregational Church
Tabor College
Tabor
Iowa
Long
F. W. Long
Huron
C. E. Jones
J. W. Ferner
Amateur Athletes Rally for State Meet on Streets
Vermillion delegates arrived with an excellent band on Wednesday evening, about 75 coming from down Mitchell way. Brookings farmers followed Thursday morning with 118 in tow led by a 24 piece band. Yankton college sent Oswald Alseth to represent in the oratorical contest. Clouds cleared and bands blared as students marched to the fair grounds to watch athletic stunts and wave school colors.
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Vermillios
Mitchell Way
Brookings
Yankton College
Oswald Alseth
Yankton
Fair Grounds
Pioneer Deceased Mr Moulton Remembered In Huron South Dakota
Mr Moulton a pioneer in Faulk County and longtime South Dakota official died after a severe past year. He served on the state board of agriculture and helped supervise construction of early State Fair grounds buildings at Huron. He resided in Faulk County for nearly thirty years and will be buried there with the funeral likely on Sunday.
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South Dakota
Huron
State Board of Agriculture
Faulk
Faulkton
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