Cavour defeats De Smet in district 14 basketball tourney
Cavour toppled De Smet 41 to 16 in a hard fought district 14 semifinal, with Brinkman scoring 13 and Tom Corrigan adding eight for Cavour. Iroquois edged Hitchcock 50 to 48 as Campbell and Walter led the winners and Tobey starred for Willow Lake in a separate tilt.
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No Stars Appear On Cage Horizon In District Meet
In Sioux Falls on March 2 reporters scan district tournaments for star athletes as state champs await. Overnight results show Redfield and Bowdle winning their meets while Brookings advances after a second round. Madison defeated Winfred 68 to ? in the first round and regional eliminations are scheduled next weekend.
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Doland Elbows Clark In District Three Upset
In the district three tournament Doland defeated Clark 18 to 16 in overtime in the first round. Doland’s Henry and Bradley starred, while Clark’s Corrin and Peterson led defensively in a hard fought game. Doland advances to meet Bradley in the semifinals as Garden City edge Raymond 50 to 11 and Henry over Thorpe 36 to 17.
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Heeney Loses to Jimmy Maloney in Boston
Boston reports Jimmy Maloney defeats Tom Heeney in a boxing match. Maloney, once called an easy win, used precise jabs and hooks to dominate Heeney, who previously lost to Gene Tunney for the world title. The rematch followed a prior July bout where Heeney suffered a knockout at Maloney’s hands.
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Glick Knocked Out by McLarnin in Madison Square Garden
Jim McLarnin defeated Joe Glick by knockout in the second round of a ten round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. McLarnin, aiming to prove more than a one handed puncher, showed a complete display to win decisively.
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Hagen Aims for Ryder Cup Glory and Fourth British Open
Walter Hagen heads to England with two goals to conquer the Ryder Cup team and the British Open title. Joined by Leo Diegel and a strong American squad including Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell, Hagen is favored to win both events. Bobby Jones also seeks a third Open, while Americans are seen as likely to win the Ryder Cup and Hagen to claim the Open.
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District 16 Semi Finals Set In Pierre Tourney
Blunt Gettysburg Onida and Pierre reached the district 16 basketball semifinals after first round wins. Blunt edged Lebanon as Reed led scoring with seven. Gettysburg beat Pierre 87 to 56, while Onida and Pierre prepared for a fast-paced clash. Fisher led Canning while Murphy scored 16 for Pierre in the final game.
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Fights Last Sight Hoston Jimmy Maloney Outpoints Tom Heeney
Boston light welterweight Jimmy Maloney defeated New Zealand challenger Tom Heeney by decision. Other results include Jimmy Byrne stopping Bunker Hill foe in Atlanta and Rene De Vos of Belgium stopping Walcott Langfowl in Chicago.
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Record Bowling Tourney Opens at Dexter Pavilion
The 28th annual American Bowling Congress event opens in Chicago at Dexter Pavilion tonight on 32 alleys. A record 18 060 bowlers from 275 cities in 25 states and Canada enter with prize money of 107 770 dollars. Five man teams number 2523 and two man teams 4916 with doubles and all events bringing total entries near 13009 as competition runs to April 9.
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New York Aquatic Star Retains Title
Martha Novelius of New York defended her national women’s freestyle title at the Shore Athletic Club meet in Chicago by winning the 220 yard event in a world record time of 2 34 2 and also taking the 100 yard freestyle. The performance solidified her status as America’s amateur champion. Jimmy Melarnin of Los Angeles defeated Joe Glick of Williamsburg in a separate noted bout.
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Big Ten Riddle Sets Wisconsin Michigan Clash at Columbus
The Big Ten basketball puzzle centers on Wisconsin at Ohio State as Michigan seeks a title shot. A Michigan win keeps the puzzle alive with a Monday Ann Arbor showdown, while a Wisconsin victory likely clinches the crown. Northwestern at Iowa, Chicago at Minnesota, and Purdue at Illinois affect only first division standings. Johnny Black defeated Mike Mansell in St Louis, and Hailing Nelson stopped Joe Phelan in Omaha.
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Miller 10 Meet Highmore Today in Semi finals
District basketball tourney opened with Miller 10 defeating Harrold 13 12 in a tight first round. Walser faces St Lawrence and Mitter meets Highmore in the afternoon semi finals with Miller and Highmore squared for the second semi final.
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Athletes from 27 Colleges Enter Big Indoor Meet
In New York on March 2 more than 400 athletes from 27 colleges will compete tonight for the indoor intercollegiate A A A A track and field championship. The event follows Corneli’s last year title by a narrow margin.
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