Four Scalper seniors end cage careers in Mitchell tourney
Huron College seniors Mel Anderson captain Jetterman Merle Marshall George Einan Marvin Schoramann close careers as the Scalpers aim to rebound in the Mitchell four team tourney at the Corn Palace. Dakota Wesleyan and Sioux Falls Braves tilt for a Kansas City NC tournament bid as Augustana meets Huron in the opener.
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R Rowe
Cubs
War ‘College
Huron College
Cora Palace
Mitchel
Mel Anderson
Jetterman
Merle Marshall
Srnother
Anderson
George Einan
Marvin S&choramann
Lester Belding
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dkota College
Kansas City
Braves Win Over Stockyards Quint In State Meet Setback
Braves, champions of the State Intercollegiate Conference, defeated the Stockyards Independents in a late night game. Coach Fran Olsen’s team, entering the National Intercollegiate tournament in Kansas City, started slowly but surged to a 34 point romp after the opening minutes, turning a 7-0 deficit into a dominant lead by halftime. The result boosts the Braves' momentum for the Kansas City event.
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Stockyards
Revolta Leads Pack In St Petersburg Open Round Two
Jonney Revolta fired a strong one under par to take the lead in the second round of the St Petersburg Open in Florida. Evanston, Illinois pro matched par but faced pressure from a group including Harry Cooper of Chicopee Massachusetts Harald McSpaden of Winchester Maine and Ben Hogan of Fort Worth Texas who all sit tied behind at 70. Cooper, last year’s winner, seeks another title.
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St. Petersburg
Petersburg
Fla
Jonney Revolta
Evanston, I
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
Harald McSpaden
Winchester
Main
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Tex
Cooper
Harry Thomas Begins Eight-Training Camp For Louis Bout
Des Moines reports Barry Thomas of Eagle Bend Minnesota started eight week preparations for a bout with champion Joe Louis. He trains after a knockout win over Ed Winston of Hartford Connecticut, a night that featured a kayo to the head in the third round. Thomas weighed 108 and Winston 1st.
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Harry Thomas
Louis Des Moines
Barry Thomas
Eagle Bend
Mirn
Heserwaight
Joe Louis
Ed G
Winston
Hartford
Conn
Thomas
Winsten
Cunningham Aims for 4 05 Mile Mark in Race at Hanover
Gionn Cunningham of Kansas arrives in FANOVER Vermont and eyes a 4 05 mile indoor world record in a special race paced by six Dartmouth runners. He seeks to break his indoor best of 4 08 4 and challenge Sydney Wooderson’s 4 08 4. Cunningham trains under a five or six man field with Whitman receiving a five man, 280 yard head start.
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Gionn Cunningham
Kansas
Dartmouth
Cunningham
White Alvar Junction
Owl
Sydney Wooderson
Denmouth
Garden
New York
Svenjart Whitman
Princeton, N
Mal Elward Named Purdue Grid Coach
Purdue University president Ed Elliott announced Mal Elward as head football coach succeeding Noble Kizer who has been ill for months. Elward has served as acting head coach and will begin immediately while Kizer resumes duties as athletics director. Spring practice starts Monday. Elward a former Notre Dame player and Rockne teammate graduated in 1918 and has coached since.
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Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Mar
Edward C. Elliott
Purdue University
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Elward
Kizer
Kizer Wil Reltin
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Notre
Wrestling Here Again Monday at Popular Prices
Huron fans are promised another local wrestling show Monday night promoted by Orrin Olwen of Westington Springs. Two top wrestlers headline a double main event with Swede Nelson vs Cowboy Waters and Chuck Nelson vs Clif Travis. Three six-minute preliminaries precede the feature bouts in what organizers call a full evening of action.
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Orrin Olwen
Westington Springs
Nelson
Texas
Cowboy Waters
Lone Star
Chuck Nelson
Hamilton
Mort
Gangesrider
Clif Travis
Detroit
Twiser
Bill Nelson
Travia
Mud Handicaps $100000 Race Defeat Surprises Tourney
In heavy rain Santa Anita hosts the fourth running of the $100,000 mud race. Seabiscuit and Anerold are top picks with mud performance debated. Amor Brujo noted as a rising contender amid prospects of many scratches and high entry costs.
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Charles S. Howard
Seabiscuit
Pean
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J. A. Manfuso
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Purme
Jas
Maxwell Howard
Earl Sende
Frank Carreeud
Argentina
Amor Bruho
Amor Enda
Austin C. Taylor
A. A. Baroni
Happened On The Diamond
Baseball note recounts a historic moment on the diamond with mention of Georalve and Alfonse Lopen as predecessors. The brief vignette highlights early figures shaping the game's legacy and places the event in a nostalgic, period voice.
ABC Tournament Opens Tonight at the Coliseum
The 38th America Bowling Congress tournament begins tonight in Chicago at the Coliseum with eight o clock start and a record 24 875 entrants. The seven week event aims for nearly 200 000 dollars in prize money as 17 441 singles 3 64 doubles and 4957 five man teams compete from across the United States Canada and Hawaii.
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Mar
The
Thunder
Allega
B.C
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Sports Roundup Reads Like a Punch of Old Headlines
Eddie presents a blunt collage of boxing, baseball, and basketball notes. Sonja Henie linked with Norway sparring, Dick Merrill publicity, Bernie Manush seeking 14 000, Mike Jacobs returning from vacation, Fur Farnsworth weighing moves, Red Mell eyed for Yankees, DiMaggio and Gehrig targets teased for St. Pete, Mel Ott and more. Reading Y basketball notes and Miami high jinks share space with Frick NL cruise, training camps, and stock market chatter on athletes paydays and club moves.
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Briclz
New York
Mar I
Sonja Henie
Norway
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White
Wullager
Fred Apostoli
San Francisco
Bernie Manush
Ers
Mike Jacobs
Bine
Bil Farnsworth
Vie
Columuning
Red Mell
Bnate
Daniel Ruppert
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
St. Pete
Herrix
Radio Features at SOOT Wt BABJOLAND
New York March 3. Spellers from both sides prepare for a world broadcast over NBC and WEAF networks. Col Robert Olds leads the American team with British entrants including Sir J.C. Squire and Bernard Darwin. Boris Karloff to join Lights Out on WEAF-NEG March 21. Kay Ryser’s Musical to replace Hollywood Parade March 30. Radio listings note various programs and times across networks WIZ NBC WEAF CBS and others.
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Mar
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Sir JC. Squire
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London
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Oxford College
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Weaf-Neg
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Benny Bussee
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CBS
We the People
Kate Smith
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Mys
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Bunny Berignn
Rochester Philharmonicp
Schallart
Garwood van
Detroit Tigers Hopeful On Schoolboy Rowe To Stop Yankees
New York report weighs Detroit Tigers star Rowe as the sole outside chance to derail the New York Yankees from reaching the World Series. If Rowe falters, attention shifts to the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs with Diz Dean and a potential three‑way NL race involving the Giants.
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Yankees
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Asi
Yanks
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Detroit
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Diz
Cardinals
Dean
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Guner
Phil Wrigley
Charlie Grimm
Wrigley
Tony Lesteri
Gabby Hartnets
Gramm
Desista
Pirates Ready For Tournament In Class B Playoff Bid
Highmore Pirates, representing District 15, advance to the Region Four Class B basketball tournament at Miller auditorium after beating Su Lawrenee, Orient, and Miller Rustlers. Captain Julian McDonald and guard Vic Markley lead a compact lineup under Coach Harold Baillie.
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Pierre
Baillie
Julian McDonald
Ralston
Dee
Whipple
Harold Baillie
Cathedral High
Sioux Falls
Yankton Greyhounds trounce Doane 49 to 27 in season finale
Yankton College Greyhounds defeated Doane 49 to 27 at home. Sorinnie Barrows led with 19 points aided by Burrows early scoring burst. Doane shooters Kristable and Siosy each had seven to pace the visitors.
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Yankton
Mar
Sorinnie Barrows
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Burrows
Lincoln C’s rout Washington C’s in midget league action
Lincoln C’s defeated Washington C’s 35-0 to remain undefeated in the Huron Grade School League midget division. Norquist and Vance led Washington with 18-16 scoring, while Lewallen starred on defense for Lincoln. Wilson B’s held a narrow 17-15 win over McKinley B’s in intermediate division after a 13-5 halftime edge.
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Black and Orchestra Swing Through Poetic Melodies
A fragmented listing from a Northwestern US music section highlights orchestras led by Bert, Heppy Felter, George Olsen, Sammy Kaye, and Ted Fiortts. Mentions WABC, CBRS, Arthur Godfrey, and Shannon Tewor with assorted musical selections and book references.
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Black and Orchestra
Heppy Felter
Arthur Godfrey
Jobre
Balls
Shannon
Tewor
Wwgeorge Olsen
Sammy Kaye
Ted Fiortts
St Francis Indians Defend Catholic State Crown
Salem March 2 4 The colorful St Francis Indians begin defense of the Catholic high schools state basketball championship in the first round at Salem Friday and Saturday March 11 12 They meet St Marys of Salem last year’s third place team Other games include St Thomas Madison vs Holy Rosary Pine Ridge Cathedral Rapid City vs Cathedral Sioux Falls Notre Dame Mitchell vs St Marys Dell Rapids The winner earns a trip to the national tournament in Chicago and St Francis has built a three year strong record.
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Doland
J. Felderman
Youngren
Woodring
Hajek
Captain Coals
Sole Crap Levsen
M. Felderman
Hill
Salem
Mar
St Francis Indians
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St. Mary's of
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St. Thomas of
Madison
Holy Rosiry
Pine Ridge
Cathedral of
Rapid City
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Mitchell
Earl Howard Hurt In Traffic Mishap
Earl Howard suffered severe facial lacerations and shock after a collision at Fifth Street and Illinois Avenue Southwest before 9 am. His car collided with another driven by Earl T. Shaber who escaped unharmed. Police reported minor car damage and emergency treatments.
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Boxing roundups from Des Moines and Oakland featured knockouts
Des Moines report says Harry Thomas, 153, Chicago, knocked out Ed Winston, 197, Bartiart, Conn. In Oakland, Phil Brubaker, 201, Dinuhe, Calif, knocked out Hank Johnson, 215, Lancaster, Ohio. The Associated Press filed the brief bouts note.
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Des Moines
Harry Thomas
Chicago
Ed Winston
Bartiart
Conn
Oakland
Calif
Phil Brubaker
Dinuhe
Hank” Henjonson
Lancaster
Ohio
Unclear Basketball Results From Amocsted Press
Fragmented wire copy lists Yankton and Princeton, Carnegie Tech with scattered player names and scores. OCR errors obscure details, but indicates a basketball results brief with inconsistent team names and odd weekday references.
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