Uncertain Cloud Over District 14 Cage Championship
Huron College Scalpers close season with a 42 to 35 win over Gettysburg Indees on their home court. The game featured ragged passing and low shooting as Scherf led Gettysburg while Youel Seabert and Lowe sparked late for Huron. Referee Vince Egert officiated. Dartmouth names Donchess end coach as new football staff addition.
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Miller Green Lanterns
S. C. Celtics
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Yanteton
Sioux Falls College
Augustana
Northern Normal
Eastern Normal
Southern Normal
Dakota Wesleyan
Ft Huron
Tepe
Greene
Bajunieri
Hohm
Butz
Nelson
Niermeyer
Hanes Bu
Hein
Gordon
Plyman
Loitwood
Hannigan
Rain Delays Carnera Loughran Heavyweight Bout In Miami
Weather again threatens to postpone the 15 round title fight between Primo Carnera and Tammy Loughran in Miami. Forecasters predict continued rain and winds, with organizers hoping to move the bout to Friday night if the arena dries. Madison Square Garden officials expect break-even if receipts reach $50,000, with existing cash sales under $33,000 and additional reservations uncertain due to the delay. Flower show and other events compete for attention as a counter-attraction to the postponed fight.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
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Mar
Primo Carenera
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Hope Sun
Cal
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Madison Square Garden Corporation
Gladiators
Drake Doped To Win Valley Meet
Des Moines based meet previews Missouri Valley indoor track decided Saturday with Drake favored to reclaim indoor title last won in 1931. Grinnell Butler Washington Creighton Grinnell and others expected to challenge with notable runners like Ray Sears of Butler and Drake stars including Thompson McGee and Philson.
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Missouri Valley Conference
Drake
Oklahoma Aggies
Bulldogs
Franklin P
Pitch) Johnson
Les Duke
Grinnell
Herman Phillips
Butller
Washington
Creighton
Butler
Ray Sears
Indiana
Sears
Missouri Valley
Balzer
Kansas Aggies
White
McClure
Iroquois Team Beats Yankton College in Narrow Win
Iroquois independents led by Valder Leathers with 37 points defeated Yankton College Greyhounds 44 to 37 to close Yankton's 1934 cage season. F. Valder scored 14 for Iroquois. B. Valder added six field goals. Heinie Valder played for Yankton with six points. Springer led Yankton with over a dozen.
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Yankton
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B. Valder
Heinie Valder
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College basketball results from AP roundup across colleges
AP reported final scores from multiple college games. New Hampshire routed Harvard 44 to 1 while Dartmouth overcame Cornell 37 24 and Yale led Princeton 27 28. Other results included St Johns Annapolis 87 38 Johns Hopkins, Marquette 40, Wisconsin teams and various small colleges with mixed margins.
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Yale
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Depauw
Moorhead State
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Ripon
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Beloit
Eau Claire
River Falls
Ninais State Normal
St. Viator
Eureka
Tuinela College
Drury
Missouri School of Mines
McPherson
Kan
Bethany
Baker
Ottawa
Lincoln Nebraska Nebr State Baseball League Opens May 2 1934
Lincoln officials concluded a meeting after electing officers and setting May 2 as the opening date for the 1934 Nebraska state baseball league season. Lincoln franchise owners said a sale or a firm plan for next season would be announced soon. George Griffin eyed as owner manager if sale completes. J B Beltzer reelected president with Rex Stucker and J Roy Carter also in top posts.
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Neb
Nebraska State Baseball League
FB. R. Robinson
John Lawler
Clerg
Francis “Pug Griffin
Griffin
J.B. Beltzer
Rex Stucker
Sioux ,Falls
M. C
J. Roy Carter
Norfolk
Tream Ror
Beatrice
Sioux Falls
Paul J. Schissler
Hastings
Oregon
Chicago Cardinal
Bonthron Eyes Race With Lovelock Next Summer
Princeton star Bill Bonthron told Kiwanis members in Trenton he plans to meet Jack Lovelock of Oxford in England next summer. Lovelock, holder of the 4 06.6 mile world mark set at Princeton last year, reportedly said a knee injury is improving and he will be ready for the Oxford Cambridge meet with Princeton Cornell athletes this summer.
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Jack Lovelock
Trenton
N. J. Mar
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Kiwanis Club
Oxford University
Lovelock
England
Cager Is Big He's Good Too
Bloomington Illinois March 1 Louis Lasiter of Illinois College stands 6 10 tall and in 14 games has scored 193 points. He leads the Little Nineteen conference in individual scoring with a dominant season.
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Bloomington
Ill
Louis Lasiter
Mllinois College
Oklahoma Governor Presses Offseason Sports Views
Des Moines reports note Oklahoma governor Alfalfa Bill Murray dismisses indoor track as out of season and calls for autumn football play while suggesting spring drills be abolished. The piece also surveys Missouri Valley Conference hoops, highlighting prolific scorers from Grinnell Creighton Drake and Butler, and praises Oklahoma A and M wrestling with a strong lineup led by Ed Gallagher.
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Oklahoma
Emil Eneglebreisen
Missouri Valley
Des Moines
Mar
Bill Murry
Oklahoma Aggies
Hizzoner
Grinell
Roy Martinson
Chief Drake
Wash
Ington
Emil Englebretsen
Jack Lomax
Creighton
Billy McCloud
Drake
Roscoe Batts
Butler
Oklahoma A & M
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Flood
Rasor
Capt
Kelley
Lewis
Browning
Lynn
Hanley
Ed Gallagher
Indiana
Hoosiers
Purdue
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Tourney Scores District 1 First round
District 1 first round results include Sisseton 25 overtime with Big Stone 24, Waubay 11, Lake City 10, District 5 matches Lovalten 25 over Leals 18 and Ipswich 47 over Hosmer 18. Bowdle 26 over Creshard 18, Consolation Hosmer 21 over Creshard 15. District 22 Final Spencer 29 over Marion 28, Third round Spencer 17 over Montrose 16 and Marion 16 over Canistota 14.
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Big Stone
Waubay
Lake City
Lovalten
Leals
Ipswich
Hosmer
Bowdle
Creshard
Spencer
Marion
Montrose
Canistota
Centerville boxers shine in Vermillion district tourney
In Vermillion on March 1 the district golden gloves featured Centerville’s Ed and Cecil Long. Six champions earned medals from state chairman Jim Mann of Sioux Falls. Vermillion entrants Fosse and Hardin had byes, with regional round at Yankton on March 13. results list Hardin, Gilbertson, Lindstrom, Ed Long, and Cecil Long as winners or finalists.
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Cecil
Centerville
Jim Mann
E State
Sioux Falls
Lemoyne Michels
Vermillion
Ben Mattox
Fosse
Meckling
Hardin
Beresford
Yankton
Johnson
Viburg
Mecklig
Bancroft
Elk Point
Sorenson
Viborg
Gilbertson
Mortenson
Caddes
Lindstrom
Hebert
Ed Long
Burton
Meck- Ming
Long
Cecil Long
Schader
Ele Point
Weed
Dean and Shires Have New Rival
HOT SPRINGS ARK Mar 1 Art Shires the talking ball player had an utter look to his oral laurels because George Moyer is headed for the big leagues Moyer a visitor at the baseball school admitted he was just one of Connie Mack s rookie pitchers and added he contemplated winning 30 games for the athletics this season He demonstrated his ability by pitching with a curved ball windup and follow through while claiming line drives would not reach him as he balanced on one foot
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Ark
Mar
Art Shires
George Moyer
Moyer
Connie Mack
Athletics
Dizzy Bean
Burleigh Grimes
Ray Dean
Dean
Mayer
Mitt Sponsors Must Abide By S. D. Laws
Watertown reports state boxing commissioners anxious over Legion sponsored amateur boxing shows failing to follow regulations. Dr. Glee Tarbell says authorization from the state commission is required and five days notice to secretary G. Rhodes of Sioux Falls. A licensed referee must oversee all Legion sponsored exhibitions.
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Mar
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State Boxing Commission
Commission
Glee Tare Bell
State Commission
The
Legion
G. Rhodes
Sioux Falls
Tarbell
Manchester High Winds Up Season
Manchester high school closed its basketball season with a 19 to victory over Cavour, finishing with an average of .500. The Manchester grades lost to the Cavour grades 168 to 8, and with the same lineup next season the team will face stronger competition from neighboring schools.
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Mar
Manchester High School
Cavour
Man Chester
Wolfe Wins Memphis Bout in Welterweight Clash
Tena March 1 Ed Die Wolfe of Memphis defeated Harry Dublinsky of Chicago by decision in a 10 round welterweight bout at Memphis last night. Referee Jimmy Moran ruled in Wolfe’s favor as both fighters held welterweight status.
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Eddie
Kia” Wolfe
Jimmy Moran
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Oakland
Calif
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Baby Tiger Flowers
Omaha
Tonn
Kid” Wolfe
Region 4 Open District Tourney Opens at Four Venues
Regional high school basketball opens in Miller Redfield Pierre and Huron with district 15 13 14 and 16 action. Miller and Highmore edge rivals as Pierre seeks a repeat title while Redfield and Frankfort hopefuls eye early victories in two-night regional play.
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Plae
Hadfield
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la Bge
Wessington-Orient
St Pierre
Paul Marschalk
Onida
Ft. Pierre
Ternival
Harrold
Gettysburg
Agar
Tigers
Amateur Scraps At Sioux Falls in Golden Gloves Trials
In Sioux Falls last night there were knockouts and six decisions among preliminary bouts in the American Legion Golden Gloves district tournament. Finals to determine regional entrants are set for tonight with bouts featuring Canton and Sioux Falls boxers such as Tom Madden and Orin Oshon among others.
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American Legion
Tom Madden
Canton
Arnold Neupen
Orin Oshon
Berard Mathews
David Soga
Kenneth Mahoney
Ralph Anderson
Dell Rapids
Harold Seitz
Humboldt
Eugene Staley
Arthur Matz
Wilbur Bielke
Dale Swartz
Billy Seitz
Harold Scott
Sint Falls
Cecil Staggs
Roy Mohrmaz
Sammy Begenan
Parker
Donald Green
Donald Schoebert
Salem
Seivert Olson
Frank Miller
Clifford Scott
Donald Skotheion
Milton Sundvold
Dale Kindness
Sid Peterson
Golfers Move Into West Coast Tourney
BELLEAIR, FLA March 1. A caravan of golfers led by Paul Bunyan Attle Wead schester and Bill Mehrhorn arrives for a two day grind in Belleair after two recent events. Bunyan impressed with a par-breaking showing in the St Petersburg Open and Johnny Revolta won the Gasparilla Open three days earlier, with Revolta finishing third yesterday alongside Walter Higen and others as favorites for today’s play.
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Pla
Florida
Belleair
West Coastera
Paul Bunyan
Attle
Bunyan
Johnny Revolta
Revolta
Walter Higen
Title: Foes to Challenge Huron in District 14 Meet
District 14 high school basketball opens with six foes aiming to topple Huron, who has a bye into second round. Huron faces tough tests from De Smet Bancroft Cavour Iroquois Yale Hitchcock as regional expectations rise and the unbeaten Tigers pursue a 1994 title. Officials include G. W. Reynolds as referee in championship games.
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Tigers
Huron College
Auron
Iroquois
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Troquois
Bancroft
Cavour
Yale
Hitchcock
Beadle County
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G. W
Chuck” Reynolds
Eastern Teachers College
Madison
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