Willow Lake Wins District 14 B Final in Close Clash
Willow Lake edged Hitchcock 16 14 to claim the District 14 B title. Harm’s guard play and Alberts defense fueled Willow Lake as Hitchcock led 6-1 after the first period, but Willow Lake rallied in the third quarter led by Turly Grensburg and Tobey to seize a 16-14 victory. Cavour beat Iroquois 30-18 in an earlier preliminary, sending Willow Lake to the regional tourney in Pierre next Friday and Saturday. Huron earned the District A crown and will enter the A meet next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Willow Lake
Hitchcock
Cavour
Iroquois
Pierre
Huron
Cage
Seth
Lakes
Harm
Tanner
Alberts
Titchcock
Tobey
Turly
Grensburg
Jakinson
Iead
Granzer
Steinheiser
Hitchcock Roosters
Fox Alberts
Finaly
Glanzer
Cru
Murphy
Tober
Popren
Ostrud
Holgate
Dakota Wesleyan
Iron Cnds
Cavourt
Brinkman
Smith
Corrigan
Fmbnelius
Gehring
Wero
Harms
Hitchcock FH
Fa Iroquois
Brant
Harris
Highmore
Isr Nt
Mitchell
Miller
Stengland
Ulirich
Agai
Stensland
Ulrich
Milley
Ring
Evenson
Bonita
Wolsey
Milkcy
Fg Iif Pt
iBokning
Bull
Dornbert Visio Stenslarnd
I Hellmuth
Ulrichs
Fisher
Evensen
Silvernail
Christensen
Clubaugh
Agei
Hamlin
Cunningham
Wen
Youngworth
Yankton College
Tourney Officials Name Choice For All District Team
Tourney officials announced an honorary all district team naming seven standout players Tobey and Manley headline the forwards with Tanner Hitchcock and Alberts at center. Alberts moved from guard to center due to abundance of guards. Frye praised as one of the tourney’s best guards despite Bancroft’s weak team.
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Tobey
Willow Lake
Manley
de Smet Tanner
Hitchcock
Alberts
Brinkman
Cavour
Frye
Bancroft Corrigan
Cavour Glanzer
Willow Lake Star
Bancroft
District Meets Finish Tonight in South Dakota Tournaments
Sioux Falls dispatch notes district basketball action concluding with Ipswich Flandreau Redfield Miller earning spots in next week’s regional A meets. By tonight all 32 tournaments crown A and B champions as upsets were uncommon and many schools claimed top honors.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Ipswich
Flandreau
Redfield
Miller
Baltic
Aberdeen Bears beat Fargo High in season finale
Aberdeen High closed its basketball season by defeating Fargo High 29 to 11, avenging last year’s loss to the North Dakotans. Aberdeen led throughout and was never seriously threatened by the Parga High Midgets in a decisive home win.
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Aberdeen
Saari —Uar
Averween Central High
Parga High
White Sox Remove Captain Role In Chicago Roster
SAN ANTONIO. Manager Donie Bush of the Chicago White Sox announces a change in leadership by dropping the team captain. Bill Kamm, last season’s field leader, will not have that duty this year as Bush notes no captain is needed. Yesterday's arrivals included Johnny Watwood Johnny Kerr Bill Humefield and John Clancy leaving Smead Jolly Kamm Alex Metzler Dave Harris Carl Reynolds and Art Shires to appear.
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White Sox
San Antonio
Donie Bush
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Bush
Bill Kamm
Johnny Watwood
Johnny Kerr
Bill Humefield
John Clancy
Smead
Jolly
Kamm
Alex Metzler
Dave Harris
Carl Reynolds
Art Shires
London Editors Condemn Sharkey Scott Fight as Disgusting Affair
British papers react to the Sharkey Scott bout in Miami calling it a disgraceful episode that signals boxing’s decay from money and intrigue. They condemn the referee Lou Magnolia and urge a return to the noble art with fewer late blows and more skill.
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London
Morning Papers
Miami
Morning Post
Scott
Sharkey
Lou Magnolia
Daily Mail
The
Daily Express
Resret
Toser
Daily Herald
Sporting Life
Sherkey
British Boxing Board
Bgar
Purdue DefendsPerfect Record in Big Ten Action
Purdue aims to remain undefeated in Big Ten basketball when it hosts Minnesota, while Northwestern faces Chicago in a season finale. Michigan travels to Illinois seeking revenge after a 24 to 18 defeat that unsettled its title hopes as Illinois stumbles and Michigan improves.
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Purdue
Chicago
Minnesota
Northwestern
Michigan
Ilinois
Ann Arbor
Illinois
Baseball Training Camps Open For Yankee Sliding Drill
In St. Petersburg the Yankees begin a rigorous camp program to improve sliding as part of a historic team overhaul. In Clearwater the Robins coach Robbie bets on games and orders a steal. McGraw at San Antonio releases Low Winer and Jack Gallagher and buys Johnny Mostil. Alexander leads Phillies staff in Winter Haven with ten pitchers and two coaches. Howard Ehmke takes rookie coaching role in Fort Myers. Eleanor Holm, a New York schoolgirl, breaks three backstroke records in four days.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
New York Yankees
Clearwater
Fla
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Robins
Robbie
Nets
Robby
Clise Dudley
Dudley
Borich
San Antonio
John McGraw
New York Giants
Low Winer
Jack Gallagher
McGrew
Johnny Mostil
White Sox
Winter Haven
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Phillies
Burt ‘Shotton
Shotton
Alexander
Byron Speece
Earl Collard
District Basketball Scores From Milbank to Watertown
District tournament results list numerous first rounds and finals across districts 1 through 32 with scores for teams such as Milbank, Webster, Ipswich, Mobridge, Watertown, Brookings, Dell Rapids, Redfield, Huron, Miller, Pierre, Madison, Sioux Falls, Mitchell, Kimball, Tyndall, Platte, Kennebec, Rapid City, Spearfish, and others. Notable results include Ipswich 43 over Legation 6, Watertown 81 over Vienna 9, Redfield 26 over Redfield 14, Willow Lake defeating Hitchcock 32 6, and Gettysburg 23 over Pierre 1.
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Cage
Thar Silseton
Milbank
Big Stone
Waubay
Sisseton
District
Webster
Bristol
Groton
Fierpont
Langford
Britton
Andover
Roslyn
Daland
Bradley
Garden City
Henry
Raymond
Clark
Thorpe
Doland
Lily
Ipswich
Willow Lake
Hitchcock
Huron
Troquois
Cavour
Miller
Wessington Springs
Artesian
Etcher
Fedora
Letcher
Mitchell
Parkston
Emery
Alexandria
Fulton
Kimball
Mt. Vernon
Pukwana
Chamberlain
Tyndall
Tripp
Springfield
Avon
Olivet
Scotland
Tabor
Freeman
Platte
Philip
New Underwood
Cottonwood
Waste
Wall
Interior
Scenic
Midland
Kadoke
Rapid City
Edgemont
Piedmont
Custer
Hot Springs
Fairburn
Hill City
Buffalo Gap
Spearfish
Nisland
Whitewood
Lead
Newell
Belle Fourche
Redfield Triumphs In District 13 Final Over Frankfort
Redfield defeated Frankfort 29 to 25 to capture the district thirteen class A title and advance to the Huron regional tournament. Key final quarter rally by Redfield, with Larson and Bastian fueling the surge after trailing 20-14. Frankfort led at halftime 10-10. Rockham then toppled Faulkion 28 to 7 in the consolation.
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Redfield
Frankfort
Pheasants Rally
Huron
Rockham
Philips
Younker
Gin
Larson
Pheasant
Bastian
Patk
Punkers
Stender
Lafferdel
Faulkion
Brentford
Mellette
Dubois
Larsen
Roberts
Waite
Fitzgerald
Ge. A
Phillips
I i Kuhns
Borton
G Alder
Selites Win Playoff To Seize Bowling League Title
Selites defeat Red Crowns after a tied season to claim the Standard Oil league championship. Shaeffer leads with 580 and 745 high game, Reed adds 543 as four players top 500. Final score 759 to 751 in a dramatic deciding frame.
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Selites
Standard Oil
Ason
Searby
Shaeffer
Reed
Tourney Game Sets Attendance Record and Notes
A district tournament game drew a near empty gym as De Smet and Bancroft played to a small crowd. Revenue from yesterday morning was minimal with only one paid admission and one late attendee, totaling scarce cash. Officials expect no loss, noting strong opening night finances.
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Paddy Mullins
Jack Dempsey
Hilron
de Smet
Bancroft
O. D. Dunbear
McLarnin Favored In Go With Champ Tonight At Chicago
Chicago tonight features a bout between lightweight champion Sammy Mandell and welterweight Jimmy McLarnin at Chicago Stadium. McLarnin enters as a heavy favorite after a recent win over Mandell, while Mandell promises improved form after their prior decision loss. The 145 pound rubber match headlines a 10 or 12 round feature, with betting at odds around 1 to 3 on McLarnin and Mandell asserting readiness from his last fight.
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McLarnin
Chicago
Sammy Mandell
Jimmy McLarnin
Rockford Flash
Dublin Dynamiter
Mandell
New York
Outlook Dimmed After Miami Flop
Boxing loss at Madison Square Garden marked by a disappointing Scott Sharkey bout. Schmeling favored to beat Sharkey if they meet, while Phil Scott suffers nerve injury amid refereeing disputes. Gross receipts reached 193,252 with a net 1,716 after federal tax. 18,762 paid spectators.
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Alan Gould
Ted Pres
Miami
Baog
Baggage
Balyhoo
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Toledo
Shelby
Mont
Garden
Corporation
Jack Sharkey
Vic Jtory
Phil Scott
Scott
Genie Tunney
Sharkey
Jeckyl
Ryde
Max Schmeling
New York
Schmeling
Paulino
Johnny Risko
Victorio Campole
Lou Magnolia
Miller Wins A Championship in District 15 Final
Miller High School defeated Highmore 26 to 20 to claim the district 15 A crown. St Lawrence beat Wessington 15 to 12 for consolation as Miller advances to the regional A tournament in Huron, while Highmore heads to Pierre for the B meet. Stensland and Ulrich starred for Miller, Mitchell led Highmore’s rally, and Evansen paced Highmore in a hard fought title game.
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Miller
Miller High School
Downing Highmore
St Lawrence
Wessington
Weod
Highmere
Milley
Eleventh District Starts Semi Finals
Arlington, March 1. Oldham, Arlington, Bryant and Haiti advanced from the first round of the eleventh district tournament. Haiti upset Lake Preston 21-18 as Haiti rallied in the final minutes, Oldham defeated Hetland 18-4, Arlington beat Lake Norden 31-8, and Bryant defeated Erwin 20-11 to reach the semis.
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Arlington
Oldham
Bryant
Haiti
Erwin
Hisiti
Lake Preston
Preston Cagers
Oldhamy
Hetland
Hetland Cevers
Lake Norden
Yankton clocks freshmen in 20 to 15 victory
Yankton high school cagers defeated the University of South Dakota freshmen 20 to 15 in a bitterly fought game. Yankton led 10 to 3 at halftime, with Tice scoring 9 points for the visitors. Other results include St Olaf 33 over St Johns 22 and Creighton 44 over Kansas 20.
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University Fresh
Yankton
Mar
Star High School Cagers
University of South Dakota
Tice
St. Olaf
St. Johns University
Columbia
Yale
Notre Dame
Butler
Creighton
Kansas
Doane
Nebraska
Wesleyan
Midland
Chadron- Normal
Gettysburg Defeats Pierre in District Basketball Battle
Gettysburg, a top contender in the sixteenth district basketball title race, staged a second half rally to beat Pierre high school 23-14 as Mansul Mann and Schmidt led the Gettysburg attack while Aldrich and Doyle aided defense. Blunt edged Agar 20- winner with Soreneson starring for Blunt. Lebanon defeated Onida 31-0 after a slow start. Canning propelled Fort Pierre past Pierre 27-15. Ted Sandwina topped Bertarsia in a New York bout and De Kuh stopped Smith in a separate match.
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Miller
Highmore
Bighmore
Bonilla
Wolsey
Pierre
Gettysburg
Blunt
Ager
Onida
Lebanon
Canning
Ft Pierre
Sioux Falls
Hartford
Harrisburg
Baltic
Valley Springs
Garretson
Sherman
Colton
Canton
Alcester
Lennox
Parker
Worthing
Chancellor
Beresford
Hurley
Hudson
Letcher
Pierre High School
Upstate
Beners
Beir
Mansul
Mann
Schmidt
Aldrich
Doyle
Allen
Agar
Soreenson
Fort Pierre
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Harlem
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U Gehring
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Gilchrist
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Bitchcock
O. Tanner
Steinhei
Lakes Boys
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Duek
Maroney
Geddes
Salem
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Woonsocket
Logatton
Dell Rapids
Centerville
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Aberdeen Bears
Fargo High
Fort Myers
Connie Mack
Howard Ehmke
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Eleanor Holm
Legation
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Selby
Married
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Eureka
Pollock
McLaughlin
Thunderbows
Timberlake
Seramon
Wakpala
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Florence
Thomas
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South Shore
Vienna
Castlewood
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Volga
Sinai
Clear Lake
Elkton
Rlington
Hayts
Egan
Trent
Lake Anders
Wimmer
Hemronl
Pleasant Valley
Colome
Kenmebec
Kennebec
White River
Draper
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Reliance
Murdo
As. Kan
Angus Snyder
George Hollman
Boston
Johnny “Tadrisino
Clyde _ton
Fort Worth
Lexas
Rundquist
Manning
Matyrella University
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Max’ ‘Kraus
Hakoah
May Lick Sharkey
Ted Sandwina
Germany
Riccardo Bertarsiia
Arthur de Kuh
Charlie Smith
England
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