District 13 Tournament Opens at Redfield Tonight
Mellette and Rockham start district 13 basketball tournament at Redfield with a 7 pm tilt. Brentford vs Faulkton and Frankfort vs Redfield follow at 8 and 9. Ashton drew a bye. Winners meet Friday. Frankfort-Redfield winner faces Ashton. Frankfort, Redfield, Mellette top contenders. Mellette favored.
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Giants suffer first major injury in camp drill
SAN ANTONIO during the second of yesterday’s sessions Carl Mays broke the bone in his left thumb during batting practice and will be out for several weeks. The Giants under John McGraw continued intensive drills as rookie prospects and veterans alike faced the unfamiliar two a day regimen.
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Stribling and Sharkey Fight An Eight Round Bout
The bout opened with Stribling pressing Sharkey, trading slugs in close and trading rights to the head. Sharkey answered with jabs and body shots as Stribling tied up, both cautious as the crowd hissed. Across rounds the georgia sailor used speed to outmaneuver Sharks, while Sharkey forced breaches with lefts and rights, drawing warnings for rough work before the bell ended the featureless clash.
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Ordinary Fans To Get Break In Madison Square Garden
Boxing fans who cannot travel to Miami Beach will watch Jimmy McFarnin and Joe Glick in a featured one round bout in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. The bout, part of a boxing program, aims to give ordinary fans a chance at ring war fare at a lower stakes event.
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Dog show winners dazzle amid chaotic crowd at Madison Square Garden
At Madison Square Garden the dog show crowned Arko von Shadownaberg among winners while Luce Loyalty of Belleaven and Otlee Len pal also drew attention among the entries. Cast of guests lingered, some attending both events before prize fighters took the stage, leaving attendees with a lively, if noisy, afternoon.
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Marmola prescription tablets promise fat loss method
Modern science links fat reduction to turning food into energy using Marmola formula. For 20 years millions have used Marmola tablets as a nonstarvation method. Each box includes the formula and scientific reasons, with a $1 box via your druggist.
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Free Trial for Rupture Treatment Promises Quick Relief
Advertises a free trial of a rupture treatment by W. B. Rice at 112K Main Rt Adams, claiming the method tightens muscles to close the rupture without a truss. Urges immediate mail request, notes risks of gangrene and surgery, and touts success on large ruptures with a coupon offer.
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Huron announces District 14 tourney players lineup
Coach Frank Coffey named Collin Campbell Bryan Kucera Walz Nelson and Youel as Huron’s District 14 tourney squad for Friday and Saturday. Bryan Youel Ayres have recovered from tonsillitis and will play though weakened. Nan had strep throat but is back at school and fully improved.
Jefferson Aces Win On Forfeit In Grade School Tourney
The Jefferson Aces won by forfeit against the Wilson Midgets in a grade school tournament game that was postponed with another Wilson team rescheduled for a later date. Washington Brownies Class B beat McKinley Rattlers 19 to 0, while Wilson Tigers Class A defeated Washington Brownies Class A 46 to 22 in a fast contest. Lincoln Cagers won 12 to 0 over McKinley Rattlers, Pugsley leading scoring. McKinley Lions beat Lincoln Bulldogs 6 to 1 amid struggles to hit the hoop.
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Vermillion Wins In 20th District Basketball Tourney
Vermillion defeated Wakonda 28 to 4 to win the 20th South Dakota district high school basketball tournament here last night. Wakonda was outclassed after being fired from previous games. Vermillion is the second district winner, following Beresford in the 18th district. Play in the remaining 32 districts opens tomorrow.
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Judge blasts fighters movies as public menaces in dog killing case
Charlotte judge A M Stack denounces prize fights movies and dog-owning men as public menaces. Benny Mack receives 20 to 25 years for killing landscape architect W R Moore after a dog quarrel. He cites Dempsey and cinema as corrupting influences and questions the necessity of killing over a dog.
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Minneapolis fighters edge rivals in local boxing bout
Dick Daniels of Minneapolis knocked out Mike Mantell of Saint Paul. Jerman Ratzleff of Minot, North Dakota outpointed Roy Michelson of Minneapolis. Jack Kearns of Omaha defeated Bud Glover of Minneapolis.
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