Woonsocket Secures Regional High School Tourney
At a Saturday meeting of the recurer committee Woonsocket earns the regional tournament bid for a Friday event in the new Legion Municipal building. Sioux Falls referee Vincent Galvin was chosen. First round pitted district 22 winners against district 44 champs with tilts at 2 and 3 pm and a consolation at 7 with the regional final at 9. District 22 teams include Bridgewater Canistota Canova Humboldt Marion Montrose Salem Spencer. Canova and Salem seen as strong. District 24 lists Chamberlain Gann Valley Kimball Mount Vernon Plankinton Hooper consolidated Pukwana Stickney White Lake. no clear favorite. District 21 covers Alpena Artesian Fedora Forestburg Lane Letcher Wessington Springs Woonsocket. Wise early talk spots Wessington Springs Artesian and Woonsocket as contenders. Mitchell remains heavy favorite in district 23 with Alexandria Emery Eben Farmer Fulton Plano consolidated Parks ion.
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Woonsocket
G. D
LE. M. Foot
Mitchel
BR. Ik Crosswall
Bunt
Kimball
F. Wagner
Salem
Woonsocket Legion - Municipal
March
Vincent Galvin
Sioux Falla
Ucay
ZL Yithisis
Lnsers
Bridgewater
Canistota
Canova
Humboldt
Marion
Montrose
Spencer
Chamberlain
Gann Valley
Mount Vernon
Plankinton
Hooper Consolidated
Pukwana
Stickney
White Lake
Alpena
Artesian
Fedora
Forestburg
Lane
Letcher
Wessington Springs
Wesington Springs
Mitchell
Alexandria
Emery
Eben
Farmer
Fulton
Plano Consolidated
Parksion
Casper Oimoen Wins Ski Meet in Canton Tourney
Casper Oimoen, national jumping champion and Sioux Valley Ski club star, dominated the central amateur ski tournament held in Canton before about 12,080 spectators. He topped the field with a 11.1 feet longest standing jump and won a third prize for longest leap in a special event, as the snowless course and bright sun shaped a challenging day.
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Canton
Casper Oimoen
Sioux Valley
Oimoen
Dark Horse
Guttorm Paulson
Norge Ski Club
Chicago
Sverre Fredheim
St. Paul
Fredheim
Russell Froberg
Minneapolis
N. D
Hans Strand
Berrien Springs
North Dekatan
Floyd Bjerklund
Davee Club
Fargo - Oimoen
le Moing Batson
Peder Falsind
Gettion
Hans Henze
Cubs Begin First Contingent After Hornsby Drills
The report describes Hornsby leading Cubs fielding drills as the first contingent sails into spring. His wife and son accompany him in a Hornsby driven light car as the entourage travels. Hornsby asserts he never felt better when speaking with Cubs president Bill Veeck.
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Ceca
Cubs
Cubs Sa
Perty
Hornsby
Jeff
Lome
Willem Veeck
Petrolle And Tut In Scrap Tonight
Billy Petrolle the lightweight contender meets King Tut in a ten round title eliminator at St Paul auditorium. Tut weighs in at 141 pounds after a push to hit 140, and a possible rematch stakes Petrolle’s comeback bid following Tut’s 18 month retirement beatdown.
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Charles W. Dunkley
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Billy Petrolle
King Tut
Minneapolis
St. Paul Auditorium
Petrolle
Fargo Expres
Fiith
Tut
Detroit
Tony Canzoneri
Jimmy MecLarnin
Northwest
Mike Gibbons
Mike O
Dowd
Peteolle
State Athletic Commission
Foreign Runners Invade America at Millrose Games
International draw at Madison Square Garden features Swiss runner Paul Martin and France’s Seraphin Martin in one mile and half mile showdowns. Ray Conger faces Paul Martin in the Weprascher mile as Lermond Sivak Vesna and others enter a crowded program. Canada sends Art Key Leigh Miller Ralph Adams and others to sprint and relay events with Photo of Phil Edwards and Alex Wilen among headline competitors.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Paul Martin
Switzerland
Seraphin Martin
France
Ray Conger
Nois A. C
Leo Lermond
Boston
A. A
Joe Sivak
Ilinola A.C
Jean Vesna
Conger Cans
Panva Nurmi
Joe Ray
Lloyd Hahn
Sere. Martin
United States
Canjada
Phil Edwards
Engages S30 Chess Players in February event
A fragmentary notice states plans to stage a February chess event with 500 boards. Each board will be manned by a group of four players, engaging a large pool of participants in a coordinated session.
Espinosa Wins Texas Tourney in Pro Am Finish
Espinosa claimed the Texas tourney title after a two year layoff, beating Harry Cooper Frank Welsh and Joe Turnesa who each finished two strokes back. Shute, Cox, and Tumesa tied for further prizes as Espinosa earned the bulk of the purse amid a dramatic final round.
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T Sting Eines
Harry Cooper
Frank Welsh
Joe Turnesa
Fleiacy
Abe
Tha Wee
Joe Turness
Blauford
Eepinose
Shute
Aky
Jand
H. Tumem
Cooper
Tia
Walsh
Curly
Chicagoan
Tumnesa
Greene
Espino
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Cox
Chicago Likely To Lose Title Fight Drive Fight To Chicago Fails
Chicago faces a brewing battle over hosting the Schmeling Stribling heavyweight title fight as three groups press for Chicago. The Illinois athletic association, Chicago Stadium Corp, and George Getz push Chicago as the site, offering Schmeling $850,000, while Madison Square Garden and a New York charity seek different arrangements. The Chicago Park District denies use of Soldier Field by Garden or others, and the Ollly Athletic Commission clarifies it has no promotional stake.
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Chicago
Llinsis State Athletic Association
Schmeling
Chicago Stadium Corporation
George Getz
Tex Rickard
Stadium
Soldier Field
Chilcago
Madison Square Garden Corporation
New York Milk Fund
Edward J. Keily
South Park Board
Garden
Sidney N. Strotz
John Y. Clinnin
Olioly Athletic Commission
Commissiom
Madison Square Garden
Clinnin
Commission
Northwestern Hosts Chicago as Big Ten Night Games Go On
Northwestern remains undefeated as they host Chicago in a Saturday night Big Ten matchup. Purdue faces Indiana on the same floor, while other non conference action includes Indianes meeting Notre Dame in Bloomington.
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Chicago
Kid State
Columba
Army
Wesley
Fester
Sbloonington
Northwestern
Purdue
Indians
Big Week For Major Heavyweights On National Card
New York Madison Square Garden hosts Max Baer vs Tommy Loughran in a Friday clash. Canzoneri weighs in against an unchosen foe after Goldie Hess contracted influenza. St Paul features Billy Petrolle vs King Tut. Philadelphia hosts Harry Blutman vs Pete Nebo. Los Angeles presents Fidella Barba against Claude Vernes. Boston showcases King Levinsky vs Jack Gagnon. Detroit headlines Johnny Risko versus Charles Retief.
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New York
Chicago
St. Paul
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Max Baer
California
Tommy Loughran
Stadium
Tony ‘Canzoneri
Canzoneri
Goldie Hess
Billy Petrolle
Jimmy McLarnin
King Tut
Milwaukee
Harry Blutman
Pete Nebo
Key West
Fis
Fidella Barba
Claude Vernes
Bakersfield
Cal
King Levinsky
Jack Gagnon
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Charles Retief
Duluth
Faulkton Beats Brentford In Sunshine League Clash
Faulkton defeats Brentford 24 to 18 in a non conference basketball game. Brentford, undefeated league leader, fell after leading 17 16 in the third period as Faulkton's defense limited Brentford to seven first string points. T. Bentson scored ten for Faulkton while Overby starred for Brentford. In the first game of the doubleheader, Brentford girls edged Faulkton 8 to 5 in a defensive battle.
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Faulkton
Brentford
Eroe
Oakes
Simmons
HL Bentson
T. Bentson
Overby
Brentford Girls
Faulkton Girls
Engen Sets Up New Ski Mark
Alf Engen of Salt Lake City set a new ski mark in California at BIG PINES on February 2 7. He jumped 343 feet in the professional ship jumping event, earning 1000 points and the $285 top prize, while Danes and other competitors surpassed the old record.
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Big Pines
Cal
Eparte Carnival
Alf Engen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Engen
Hinm
Imark
Henry Hall
Detroit
Quebec
Lars Haugen
Lake Tahoe
Halvor Hvalstadt
Los Angeles County
A. P. Dean
Crystal Lake Camp
California
Campbell Set For Speed Tests At Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach, Feb 2. Captain Malcolm Campbell, British contender for the world automobile speed record, awaited a receding high tide to begin practice on the Mine mile course. With the motor tuned high and tides forecast, he planned trials as soon as water levels permit.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Buebind
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Mystery surrounds Campbell's possible record statement
The text mentions Campbell possibly speaking to the record, noting a reported statement from his home in Hollywood Florida. It references a pre noon machine, a prior day, and a hint of threats or blast, with unclear context about any formal apology or official action.
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Campbell
Hollywood
Fla
Records Smashed In Rochester Ski Jump Tourney
Rochester Michigan February reports new local records at the Detroit Ski Club jump in a two round exhibit. Bert Wilchek of Ironwood wins class A with 373 points, beating Zaberski who collects 367 and Henry Hall of Detroit posts 363.14 for third.
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Rochester
Mich
Detroit
Asa
Bert “Wilchek
Ironwood
Mitch
Andres Haugen
Minneapolis
Henry Hall
Wilchek
Ea Zaberski
Hall
French Net Stars to Meet Americans in March Matches
New York February 2 The French tennis trio Barora Brugnon and Boussus will compete in the national indoor championships March 14 to 21 and face a United States team in an international match March 23 to 25. Borotra remains effective in top form.
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New York
Jean Barora
Jacques Brugnon
Christian Boussus
United States
Boratra
Paris teenager crowned French indoor courts champion again
The young hero defeated Jean in four sets to win the French covered courts title for the third consecutive year. The victory cemented his status as a rising star in indoor tennis.
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Fee
Gemre
Yeller de
Paris
Jean
Olf
Highmore Tops Gettysburg In Low-Scoring Clash
Highmore defeated Gettysburg 34 to 13 in a high school basketball game on Saturday night. The first half was tight and rough with many fouls, as Gettysburg played tougher defense than Highmore. Hamlin led Highmore with five field goals while Whealey starred for Tar en Normal as referee.
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Highmore
Gettysburg Highmghe
Gettysburg
Hamlin
Whealey
Tareem
Kansas grid star groomed for track weight events
Lawrence Kansas. Fullback Demand Beach of Kansas football is being groomed for weight events in place of Jarving Jim Bausch who has been ruled ineligible by the Big Six. Beach won 44 feet 11 inches in an indoor NYC high school meet last year, repeating for second place this year.
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Bausch
Lawrence
Kan
Demand Beach
University « Kansas
Jim” Bausch
Walter Guilfoy
New York City
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