Bucky Harris Named Philadelphia Manager In 1926
Philadelphia February 25 Bucky Harris famed as the boy manager who led the Washington Senators to the 1924 World Series title was named manager of the Philadelphia Phillies. Harris succeeds Hans Lobert, will implement a commando type training system, and retains Chuck Klein as player coach. Cox, the Phillies owner, emphasized the new regime blends running calisthenics and base running to build endurance.
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Washington Senators
Harris
Hans Lobert
Cincinnati Reds
Chuck Klein
Cox
Aepoeints
N.Y. DU
Yale
Washington
Haris
Senators
Rabbits Have Plenty Offensive Power
Vermillion reports a 70 44 loss at Brookings to State College praised as the finest 40 minute exhibition of offense. Coach Hey credits State College for fast breaks accurate passing and strong shooting. The Coyotes visit Vermillion Friday with Fechter out for air corps duty and Bloch King and Darrell Boyd poised for action. Roy Hoth returns from illness and teams with Taplett in guard spots. Schroeder tops Coyotes scoring and teams with Eddie Carlson at forward as Boyd Krutsch compete for center duties.
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Vermillion
Carl B. Hey
The
State University
State College
Brookings
Hey
Taplett
Bob Schroeder
Coyote
Eddie Carlson
Boyd
Krutsch
Greyhounds Blast Navy Fliers 48-21
Yankton College Greyhounds defeated the Navy Fliers 48 to 21 in a benefit game at Xamton. Bob and Mason Burchfield led Yankton with 11 and 10 points respectively, while Arthur Engebret gen added 11 for Navy.
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Greyhounds
Navy
Xamton
Yankton College Greyhounds
Bob
Mason Burchfield
Yankton
Mason
Arthur Engebretgen
Bowling Title At Stake This Week End
The Strohs of Detroit face the Chicago Budweisers in the opening 12 of 24 games for the national match game bowling championship. The remaining matches are set for Detroit the following weekend as Detroit defends the title for the first time since winning it per the Bowlers Journal of Newark.
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Cmicagy
Strohs
Detroit
Chicago Budhweisers
ABC
Gean the
Bowlers Journal of
Newark
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Local Meet
Reads like a damaged OCR of bowling league results with multiple teams and players listed by name and score. Includes Adams, Jeffers, Hollarbush, Baldwin, Delay, Teuper Johnston, Christensen, Carter, Cochrane, Wagner, Beddow, Eimi, Strohmeier, Burton, Poeppel, Fullerton, Schmidt City, Myere, Ebert, Wipf, Mabeon, Nelson, Halvorsen, and others. Totals shown per team with handicaps and overall tallies, plus notes such as won losses and service shop entries.
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Delay
Teuper Johnston
Christensen
Carter Andieap
Cochrane
Grand
Wagner
Andicap
Beddow
Eimi
Strohmeier
Johnson
Handicap
Schmidt City Chi
Myereever
Ebert
Wipf
Stahl
Creighton Eyes Undisputed Loop Championship
Creighton University cage squad under Coach Eddie Hickey nears an undisputed Missouri Valley Conference title despite key losses. The Bluejays regain Dick Nolan and add Barney Burdick boosting to ten. aim for wins in St Louis and a return game with Kansas University to close the season. The team eyes possible post season play at Madison Square Garden or Kansas City.
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Omaha
Neb
Creighton University
Eddie
Hickey
Washington
St. Louis
Army
Elmer Mander
Jim Pattee
Bill Lin
Creighton
Barney Burdick
Lawrence
Kan
Great Lakes
Madison Square Garden
Kansas City
Kernels Whip Bulldogs In Hotly Contested Loop Game
Mitchell outlasted Madison 23 to 17 in a tight ESD loop clash last night. A 17-all deadlock with five minutes left broke when Madison fouled two regulars, letting Mitchell convert free throws. Lochridge and Hilton hit decisive late baskets as Madison went scoreless.
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Sherrer
Lochridge
Hilton
Ind
Madison
S. D. Fighter Loses In Golden Glove Meet
Chuitacu Feb 29 A. Williams Evensville Ind boxer defeated S D middleweight Clifford Robertson Sioux City team member by knockout in the first round at the Golden Gloves tourney in Flan dreau. Miler Flan dreau heavyweight drew a bye to night’s second round. Robertson used reach advantage but Williams rushed in landing a hard right to nose and a left hook floored him for the count.
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Chuitacu
Cliford Robertson
Flandresa
Arthur Williams
Evensville
Ind
Robertson
Sioux City
Wade Miler
Flandreau
Williams
Sail Ho Strange Craft Caught by Submarine Sights
An old echo sloop or similar vessel is spotted in Pacific waters near a modern submarine. A clear periscope picture with crosshairs suggests Japanese use for inter island supply and patrol work.
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G. S
Pacific
Clark joins De Smet Agar In District Titleholders
Clark and De Smet with Agar reach district titlerounds as Redfield advances to semis. Pheasants dominate Athol 51 11 and Seneca 6 38 6 to set up semifinals. Clark defeats Doland 32 11 and Raymond 20 in semis, with Bonesteel sizzling 107 points for Burke district opener. Tournament at Burke continues with districts 24 25 3 13 and 27 racing toward Friday finals.
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Yv Clark
de Smet
Agar
Redfield
Pheasants
Athol Quint
Seneta
Clark
Doland
Raymond
Bonesteel
District 27
St Charles
Graham
Burke
District
Kimball
Scotland
Ft. Thompson
White Lake
Plankinton
Puckwana
Cacoma
Logan
Athol
Seneca
Tulare
Rockham
Ashton
Brentford
Northville
Frankfort
Conde
Faulkton
Mellette
Indiana Cagers Top Shooting Percentage
CHICAGO February 25 Indiana's basketball team leads the Western Conference in field goal accuracy. Ward Williams and Ralph Hamilton top league sharpshooters. Williams is hitting 29 percent on 3 of 10 attempts. Hamilton has 59 goals in 162 tries. Others include Phillip Mitcholx and Rehm.
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Chicago
Indiana
Ward Williams
Ralph Hamilton
Phillip
Mitcholx
Rehm
Wisconsin
Ellman
Tllinois
Vwestern
Two Champions Remain In Chicago Golden Glove Meet
Chicago hosts the Golden Gloves semi finals with 32 boxers from 16 cities across 11 states. Tony Janizo of Youngtown battles tough featherweights including Jackie Graves of Minneapolis and Art Emmerson of Richmond. Morris Corona of Fort Worth and Reedy Evans of Chicago headline the diverse field as 16 teams push for finals glory.
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Chicago
Tony Janizo
Youngtown
Jackie Graves
Minneapolis
Art Emmerson
Richymond
Ind
Morris Corona
Port Arthur
Tex
Fort Worth
Tony Ancona
Kansas City
Chicago Stadium
Ancona
Tom Attra
Reedy Evans
Samson Powell
Cleveland
AAU
King
Milky Phelps Retires Number After Record Cage Career
SAN DIEGO California Milty Phelps basketball star from San Diego State College had his number 22 retired posthumously after a plane crash in Corpus Christi Texas last November. He scored 1 043 points over four years to set a college record and gain national fame in his cage career.
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Cana
Reo
Milton
Milky) Phelps
Red Grange
Tom Harmon
Phelps
San Diego State College
Corpus Christi
Tex
O 'Phelps
College basketball scores roundup from AP rack
Cornell defeats Yale 51 34 Navy tops William and Mary 57 30 Syracuse beats West Virginia 63 46 CCNY prevails 49 42 over Brooklyn College Fordham wins 65 45 over NYU Harvard 57 56 over Pennsylvania Amherst 45 33 Holy Cross 33 Rutgers 56 33 Lehigh drops to 33 Brown 67 42 Boston University Washington & Jefferson 49 33 Carnegie Tech 33 Great Lakes 56 37 Marquette Citadel 83 38 Eau Claire Teachers 46 Winona Teachers 38 Oregon State 43 Washington State 34
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Cornell
Yale
Navy
William and Mary
Syracuse
West Virginia
City College of New York
Brooklyn College
Fordham
New York U
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Amherst
Holy Cross
Rutgers
Lehigh
Brown
Boston U
Washington & Jefferson
Carnegie Tech
Great Lakes
Marquette
the Citadel
Clemson
Eau Claire
Winona
Oregon State
Washington Istate
Roche Picks Ketchel Thomas As Best Of All Time
Billy Roche, famed referee and manager, recalls major bouts from a half century. He cites Ketchel vs Thomas at Colma 1907 as one of the greatest, notes Gans, Walcott, Hyland, Cross, and Lavigne bouts, and recalls Coffroth’s promotion and Ketchel’s bold wagers and weight forfeit.
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John L. Sullivan
Elbows McFadden
Joe Gans
Green- Jane
Gans
Battling Nelson
Goldfield
Stanley Retcher
Joe. Thomas
Colma
Kid Lavigne
Joe Walcott
Maspeth
Walcott
San Francisco
Dick Hyland
Leach Cross
Ketehel
Thomas
Packey McFarland
Jim Coffredy
Ketch
Buttee
Montana
Maryville
Ketchel
Coffroth
Michigan
Bush League Talk From Brooklyn Tank Crews At New Brooklyns
Five Brooklyn servicemen help defend Mount Hamra Station near Kasserine Pass in Tunisia. They mock Mark VI tanks as bush-league while awaiting Mark sevens and eights from the Axis and joke about securing a Brooklyn pass for the 1943 World Series after driving the Germans from the pass. Sergeant James Horne Jr, 21, speaks amid the idle chatter.
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New Brooklyn
Tunisia
Lippy Durocher
Brooklyn
James Horne, Jr
Shearon Knocks Out Flandreau Boxer in Gold Glove Bout
Chicago February 25 Warne Miller of Flandreau heavyweight lost in the second round to James Shearon of Sioux City in Gold Glove action. Miller had won a bye in the first round while Clifford Robertson of Flandreau was knocked out in the tourney’s first round.
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Vhicago
Warne Miller
Flandreau
Sioux City
James Shearon
Via
Miller
Clifford Robertson
South
Bron Knocks Out Anthony in Elizabeth Bout
A AP report from Elizabeth New Jersey notes John Bron of New York stopped Leon Anthony of South Carolina with a knockout in the bout. The card lists Bron at 1545 and Anthony at 156% with the outcome decisive in the fifth round.
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The
Associated Press
Elizabeth
John Bron
New York
Leon Anthony
South Carolina
Sports Roundup: Service Teams Share News and Notes
New York report notes minor league clubs disbanding may donate uniforms and equipment to service teams. Other items cover NCAA and NIT ticket sales, boxing outreach to service members, Joe Gardner on John Mahnkeen’s delay, Delf Camilli as Dodgers manager potential hints, Kenny Budler reporting to Louisville, Joseph Kuhn’s obstacle course record, and a light jab about weight divisions at Sperry Corp. events.
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New York
Idex
Nelly J. Sams
Charleston
S. C
Evening Post
Aee
the Garden
Eddie Walker
Chalky Wright
Joe Gardner
Georgetown
John Mahnkeen
Delf Camilli
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Delf
Dodger
Kenny Budler
McClellan Field
Calif
Boston Red Sox
Louisville
Kenney
Joseph Kuhn
Hawk's Nest
Gunley Bridge
W. Va
Georgia
Sperry Corp. Howlers
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Dixie Welker
Weather Summary For Huron And Vicinity
Weather forecast notes warmer conditions today and tonight with a minimum temperature 10 to 20 degrees. Winds from the south to moderate and fresh. Snow flurries in the Black Hills region today with strong winds in the area.
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Huron
South Dakota
Black Hills
Lead Gold Diggers Clinch Black Hills Title in Narrow Win
Lead Gold Diggers edged the Hot Springs Bison to seal the Black Hills conference crown. They improved to 11 wins and 2 losses, while Rapid City Cobblers stood at six victories and two defeats with one game remaining. Lead held the lead throughout, and the Bison cut the gap to three points in the third period.
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Ferieu
Ity
Gold Diggers
Black Hills
Hot Springs Bison
Mearest
Rapid City Cobblers
Bison
Ball Club Takes Fresh Veg Garden At Rickwood Park
Birmingham southern association baseball club president Paul Florence announced a one acre victory garden at Rickwood Park. Plots for beans onions and turnips will be cultivated by players to supply fresh vegetables for the 1943 season.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paul Florence
Southern Association Baseball Club
Rickwood Park
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Philadelphia
Boy Manager
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Adams
Jeffersom
Roger
Hollarbush
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Wondheap
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Creighton Eyes
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Geoi
Patterson
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Mankato
Minn
Warren Miller
Bob Schryver
Estherville
Jim Schridt
Dell Rapids
Don Healy
Marshall
Ken Haramel
Parker
Thurlo McCrady
Harry Franz
Mountain Lake
Norman Evans
Spearish
Bil Melody
Gettysburg
Bob Karolevitz
Sioux Falla
Tom Lyons
Tom Crusinberry
Pat Turner
Rolf Hanson
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Charles Chamberlain
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Ketchel- Thomas
Billy Roche
George Lavigne
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Oyster Shucker
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Markout
Shearon
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
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Huray Aelty
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Lemmon
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Spearfish
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