Roundup on pitchers, trades and boxing notes across leagues
Eddie Briez compiles a chaotic sports roundup mentioning Geny Nugent moving to drop two star pitchers from the Dodgers plans. It notes Babe Dahlgren to Bees for 57 500 and various tidbits on Dizzy Trout and Joe Louis challenges. Local mentions include Terre Haute ties and regional gossip on coaching moves and prize-fighting prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geny Nugent
Dodgers
Kirby Higbe
Sam
Theough Mulcahy
Joe
Terry
Lub Foxx
Industrial League scoring totals and handicaps summary
In the Industrial League meet several players posted high totals and handicaps. Notable scores include Cisock 558.1, Wainer 831, Bales 912, 907, and Brindley 483. Individual handicaps and team tallies appear across multiple lines, with references to Folkcrromn S31 and Sincord 243 as part of the daily scoreboard.
Local College Basketball Scores Reported by AP
Associated Press tally lists multiple games with Lafayette over 33 to 1, Pennsylvania 36 over Neeron, University 48 to Harvard 38, Dieuth 47 over Brown 39, Penn Valley 45 over St Ambrose 32, Defiance 85 over Kenyon 50, St Johns Minnesota 44 over Maggie North Dakota, Valley City Teachers 37 over Bottineau Forestry 36.
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The
Associated Press
Lafayette
Neeron
Pennsylvania
Be On University
Harvard
Dieuth
Brown
Penn Va
Jenkins 2 to 5 Favorite In Bout With Ambers At MSG
New York report previews Friday Madison Square Garden bout between Lew Jenkins and Lou Ambers. Jenkins, a Texas fighter, seeks to prove he can beat Ambers who has never been defeated twice by the same man. Betting favors Jenkins at 2 to 5 as Ambers weighs about 128 pounds.
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New York
Jean Gey
Texas
Madison Square Garden
Lou Ambers
Lew Jenkins
Ambers
Jenkins
Amber
Lew
Herkimer Hurricane
Lou
Slugger
Bunnies Finish With Strong Freshman Basketball Run
Brookings February 27 South Dakota State College freshmen basketball completed a six game schedule with five wins and one loss under coach Al Arndt then Be hbelage. The young team outscored opponents 208 to 164 led by Harry Franz with 56 points and Tom Lyons 24. Other contributors included Sherwood Berg Ken Hummel Tom Cruisenberry and Bob Karolevitz as the squad finished an impressive season surge.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
al Arndt
Alesk
Be Hbelage
Mentor Arndt
University of South Dakota
Jack Barnes
Arndt
National Guards
Tettleton
Tracy
Bunnies
Harry Franz
Minnesota
Mountain Lake High School
Ted
Tom Lyons
Madison
Sherwood Berg
Hendrum
Minn
Ken Hummel
Elis Teas
Tom Cruisenberry
Bob Karolevitz
Yankton
Jim Bailor
Huron
Don Healy
Marshall
LeHoy Shearer
Colton
Len Neilor
Mitchell
Gene Drier
Gene Waltz
Gene Hilton
Rapid
City
Mulcahy To Join Army March 8 Plea Fails
Hugh Noyes Mulcahy of the Philadelphia National League baseball club will be inducted into the Army on March 8 after his plea for occupational deferment failed. The Natl League pitcher received word of his draft call today in Newton Massachusetts.
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Mulcahy
Army
Newton
Mass
Hugh Noyes Mulcahy
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Springs Cagers Name Dick Costello as Captain
WESSINGTON SPRINGS Feb 27 Special Dick Costello a senior has been elected honorary captain of the Spartan basketball tournament team. He has starred in athletics during four years in high school lettering in football and basketball in his junior and senior years.
Cavour Cougars Secure Four Beadle County Berths
Cavour High School Cougars secure four berths from Beadle County Conference after district 14 success. Ned Lather and Billy O Keefe earn first team slots, Willard VanderArde and Art Bemis join first team, Eugene Swift and others on second team. Honorable mentions include Jimmie Barr and Marvin Bloomberg from Huron Bees. Final standings list Wolsey, Wessington, Hitchcock, Yale, Bonilla, and Cavour among top teams.
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Cavour
Cougars
Redfield
Gene McGins
Cougar
Beadle County
Lather
O'Keefe
Ned Lather
Billy O'Keefe
John K. Stephens
Wols
BCC
Willard VenDerArde
Vhreil
Art Bemis
Yale
Crawford
Bonilla
Stephens
Swift
Hitchcock
Huron Bees
Cicsén
di Small
Eugene Swift
Huron
Leonard Brinkman
Cavat
Olsen
W. Gould
Hitchcocker
Jimmie Barr
Marvin Bloomberg
Everett Allan
Maunders
Virgil
Bord
Bonille
Smith
Riedel
Hoskins
Wolsey
D. Gould
Hitchcork
Benston
Sullivan Resigns As Miners Head Coach
Rapid City report says H A Art Sullivan offered and accepted resignation as head coach of the School of Mines. President Joseph P Connolly kept details private but expected Sullivan to pursue private business in Rapid City. Sullivan, a Spearfish Normal alumnus, had coached since spring 1939 after leading Spearfish High.
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Rapid City
H. A
Art” Sullivan
School of Mines
Joseph P. Connolly
Connolly
Sullivan
Spearfish Normal
Spearfish Figh
Ring Class Set In Tourney At Golden Gloves Event
Chicago hosts the 14th annual Golden Gloves tournament with semi finals and finals on March 7. Veteran coach Johnny Behr praised prospects like Jack Haley Alf Jordan and Hezzie Williams as possible future professional champions after last night’s qualifiers at the stadium. Minneapolis entries were eliminated as Russ Fitzsimmons Bill Leary Walter Diedrich and others faced decisive losses to rivals from Iowa Illinois and Missouri.
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Chicago
Johnny Behr
Behr
Simonptires
Jack Haley
126 Pounder
Kansas City
Jj Hezzie Williams
Alf Jordan
Minneapolis
Russ Fitzsimmons
Frank Duketary
Sitom Alexandria
Norman Masizian
Bill Cornwall
Bes Moines
Iowa
Bill Leary
Haley
Leary
Walter Diedrich
Harry Harrington
Evansville
Tom Campbell
Moline
Wally Holm
Minnespolis
Wesleyan Fights Scalpers in Home Court Showdown
Huron College Scalpers visit Wesleyan in a high scoring game to reclaim second place. Wesleyan, who beat the Scalpers earlier this season, must win again to secure runners up spot while Yankten fell to Sioux Falls College Braves Tuesday night.
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Wesleyan
Huron College
Huron Ba
Roners
Yankten
Sioux Falls College Braves
Picard Leads Golf Field With 66 At St Petersburg
Picard Henry Picard former national PGA champion shot a five under par 66 to lead a field of 35 in the St Petersburg Open tournament with Hogan Guldahl Snead Harbert Tumesa Barrow Doser among the close challengers in the 68s.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Henry Picard
Ben Hogan
Keith Guldahl
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Chick Harbert
Battle Creek
Mich
Jimmy Tumesa
New York
Herman Barrow
White Plains
N. Y
Clarence Doser
Sarasota, Fla
Hopp Switches to Baseball with Cardinals Camp
Nebraska football star Harry Hippity Hopp leaves the Huskers to try out with the St Louis Cardinals at spring training. He gives up college studies to pursue baseball, aiming to pitch. His brother John has spent two seasons with the Cards as an outfielder.
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Jack Hallett
John Rigney
Thornton Lee
Chicago White Sox
Pasadena
Calif
NEA
Kopp
Joe Hastings
Harry
Hopp
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
St Louis Cardinals
John
Greenberg vexed by draft but cheered by new Tigers deal
Hank Greenberg remained upset over the draft system yet felt better after reviewing Detroit Tigers terms for his services. He disputed draft deferment claims and the Detroit board's publication of his draft questionnaire while noting his number 622. He expects a June call and plans to travel to Lakeland for spring training to finalize the contract details.
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Sid Feder
New York
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Honolulu
Baseball
Draft Board
Lakeland
Tigers
Coach Williams sparks Coaches to city tourney semis
DeV Williams led the Coaches with 31 points in a 59 to 13 opening win over House of Ingalls to reach the Huron City League semifinals. The victory extended their streak to six wins as Armour awaits in the next round with Armours receiving a bye after Tawa-Murals withdrew. Huron Grocery and College of Commerce meet in the other semifinal.
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Onesnan
Dev Williams
Bedly
House of Ingalls
William
Eclipsi
Andy All
W Ms
Ingalls
Streas
Armour Quintet
Armours
Tawa-Murals
Huron Grocery
College of Commerce
Shanholtz
Reinerison
Mulligen
Anderson
Ath
Boghler
I Brange
Fights Last Night in Oakland and Bridgeport
Boxing results from Oakland and Bridgeport report Eddie Blunt of New York stopping Babe Hung in Lubbock and Angelo Radano of Noralk stopping Frankie Terranova in New York. The bouts list weights 216 and 135 pounds for Blunt and Radano respectively with multiple knockdowns noted.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Eddie Blunt
New York
Babe Hung
Lubbock
Tex
Bridgeport
Conn
Angelo Radano
Noralk
Frankie Terranova
Madison Quintet Beats Huron In Conference Clash
Madison avenged an earlier loss to Huron by defeating the Tigers for the sixth win in 11 starts. Moose Rea son led with seven points from the line as Madison tightened its defense, limiting Huron to five field goals and pushing the margin to 34-20 late in the game. Arsdale and Brenner fouled out for Madison while Woodward and others contributed from the charity stripe.
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Howley Lo
Sioux Falls Warriors
Sioux Falls
Tigers
Bulldogs
Bengals
Moose eReason
Sia
Madison
Victo
Weagers
Bain
Rere Woodwerd
Ash
Mad- Ven Arsdale
Brenner
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Texas Oil Wells
Babe Dahlgren
Welter Stewart
Memphis
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Vinnie Richards
Ellsworth Vines
Charlec
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Derriville
Mateo
Folkcrromn
Pendican
Ward Oiwen i
Stin
Alt Brindley
Zemaz Sauter
Hamiberlin
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En Selles
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Herkimer
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SDV Pups
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Miners
Jacksonville
Art Cox
Central Dinors
Brooklyn
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