Pa Stribling Plans Second Show Amid Rain Delays
Miami promoter Pa Stribling aims for a heavy weight program despite rain postponing last night’s double feature. The card includes Mickey Welker versus Risko and exhibitions by Schmeling and Young as plans shift toward a March event with Primo Carnera targeted for the main bout.
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Alan Iould
Miami
Fla
Stribling
Max Schmeling
W. L.young
Strib
Wivel
Pase
Primo Carnera
Bruen
General Jn
Carnera
Bru
Riske
Carera
Walker
Prime
Junior Quint Wins Another
Moonsocket reports a junior quint victory with strong defense in the first half and late scoring. Judson led with goals as Englebretsen Hopsel and James contributed to the win while Eaglebretsen converted two late free throws.
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Moonsocket
Wwet
Judson
Englebretsen
Tinren Wes
Eaglebretsen
Burger
Woonseck
Kagel and
Ritter Algo
Linsage
Eastern Clubs Yankton 32 27 Madison Team Strengthens Hold On Second Place
Yankton College basketball lost to Easter on its home court but remains solidly in second place in the state conference. The game featured slow pacing and man to man defense with Smokey Joe and Hite among standouts for Easter, while Cleave and Stensland led Yankton in a half comeback and final stretch.
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Yankton
Madison
Vankton
Yankton Coldege Quint
Dte
Wes Hitali
Eastern
Poilms Sacern
Vankin
Ven
Cleave
Stensland Shoan
Redfield Clothiers edge Northern Wolves in tight upset
Cy Holgate returns to lead the Friedman Devils as Redfield’s Clothiers rally to a 85-85 victory over the Northern Normal Wolves of Aberdeen. Sanders and Holgate spearhead a decisive late burst while Edswardson fouls out for Northern.
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Cy Holgate
Coyotes
Clothiers
State College
Redfield
Friedman Devils
Aberdeen
Northern Normal Wolves
South Dakota
Devils
Wolves
Campbell
Northern
Scoria
Wolf
Hase
Sanders
Helgate
Edswardson
Sherf
Daney
Dresselhuys
Marquis
Holgate
Barer
Leland
Dresselhuis
Ron College
Armours Edge Moose In Tight Bowling Match
In a close bowling contest the Armours edged the Moose by eight pins with final scores 375 to 367. Cochrane led Moose with a 615 series while Buchanan starred for Armours with a 610 plus. Final games waned as both teams dipped, but Armours held a slim margin to secure the victory.
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Armour
Lodgemen
Somers
Mac
Packers
Moose
Cochrane
Buchanan
Armour Quint
Cochran
Tre
Baums Am Vie
Ste
Hoppe and Cochran Tie for Lead in International Billiards Tourney
Willie Hoppe of New York and Welker Cochran of Hollywood shared first place in the International 182 billiards tournament with two victories each. Other contestants Kinney Matsuyama and Aeris Hegenlacher trailed after early losses.
Track and Field Stars Set for National AAU Meet at Madison Square Garden
Track and field stars from three foreign nations and 18 states converge on Madison Square Garden for the National AAU championships. Entries include American, French, Swiss, and Canadian champions, eight world record holders, and ten American record holders. Seraphin Martin and Paul Keller of France travel to end their brief American tour, while Dr. Paul Martin represents Switzerland and Phil Edwards of the Hamilton Olympic Club competes for Canada.
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New York
United States
Madison Square Garden
Seraphin Martin
Paul Keller
France
Switzerland
Paul Martin
Canada
Phil Edwards
Hamilton
Early Basketball Reenactment At Kansas University
Dr. James Naismith, originator of basketball, staged a 1890s style game for movie cameramen in Lawrence Kansas. Eighteen University of Kansas students dressed in 1891 period athletic costumes played using a soccer ball and peach basket goals. Naismith, a longtime KU physical education professor, devised the game at the Springfield training school.
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Lawrence, Kas
James Naismith
University of Kansas
Naismith
Springfield
Mass
Alpena Red Dragons Edge Wessington Lions 22 21
Alpena defeats Wessington 22 to 21 after holding a 11 30 first half lead. Thornberg scores 34 for Alpena and Baird adds 11 for Wessington. Wolsey alumni girls beat Wessington city 23 21 in a separate game.
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Alpena Red Dragons
Wessington Wessington
Wessington Lions
Thornberg
Alpena
Bairds
Wessington
Wolsey High School
Wessington City
St Teresa to host Madison club in Catholic tourney clash
St Teresa aims to beat Madison tonight and then face Junior High tomorrow in a two game series. The squad, fresh from a win over Watertown’s Immaculate Conception, features Wetrick McGinty Lan dan Johnson and McDermott. St Thomas of Madison comes to town seeking to halt St Teresa's streak while last night’s Invade Conception win raises the team’s aim in the Huron championship series. The junior high game tips at 7:00 with the high school contest following at 8:30.
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Notre Dame Academy of
Mitchell
Immaculate Convention
Watertown
St. Teresa
Sauth Dakota
St. Thomas of Madison
St. Teresans
Invate Conception Quint
Sane
Carl Wetrick
McGinty
Landan
Dowm
Johnson
McDermott
Sk Terssans
Cosch Ban
Dior
Huron Rifle Teams Open City Championship Match
Los Angeles dispatch reports last night’s city championship match began between Huron Rifle Club and Company IC participants. Competitors listed include Adham Gilland Harmon Luandhlel and Pellant with team members Cool Jackson Asmin Winters and Pellant from Huron Rifle. Charlie Parson, famed sprinter from 25 years ago, dies at 48.
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Huron
Huron Rifle Club
Rifle Club
Los Angeles
Charlie Parson
America
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Ellwood City
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Boston
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Junior High
Huron Catholic
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Wera
Tos
Ona
Gery
United States Department of Agriculture
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