Teams All Primed For Regional Tourney Start
Redfield and Huron prepare for a regional tournament showdown with strong defensive drills and focused offense. Coaches Holgate and Schweinfurt push guards to handle fast breaks whileLineup prospects include Larsen Bastian DuBois Van Wald Roberts Watte and Fitzgerald for Redfield and Miller for Gettysburg as teams seek top form amid confident yet wary outlooks.
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Redfield
Mar
Redfield Pheasant
Hurox
Holgeie
Tigers
Frankfort
Holgate
Huron
Yankien Bucks
Pheasants
Loreen
Larsen
Bastian
DuBois
van Wald
Roberts
Watte
Fitzgerald
Iowa May Start Big 10 Comeback With Track Win Iowa
Chicago report notes University of Iowa aims to reclaim Western Conference floor track supremacy at Minnesota with a strong, balanced squad led by Edward Gordon and Henry Canby. Indiana—no, Iowa's Eugene Gordon and pole vault rivals, plus Illinois captain Verne McDermott, loom as key point scorers as Michigan also fields sprinters Tolan and Campbell.
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Chicago
Mar
University of Iews
University of Minnesota
George Bresnaben
Edward Gordon
Negroater
Henry Canby
Tommy Warne
Northwesterna
Verne McDermott
Clinois
Wlinois
Clini
McDermott
Lee Sent- Tan
Michigan
Eddie Tolan
Campbell
Jackrabbits Aim to Break Mile Relay Record at Drake Relays
South Dakota State College coach B E Ekberg plans to field seven sprinters in a bid to form a mile relay quartet that can shatter the North Central conference mark set by the University of South Dakota in 1922. The squad, led by Rempfer, DeWitt, Wylie, Hamann, Englemann, Bryant, and Painter, seeks to defend the conference title and will take a relay outfit to Drake Relays in Des Moines on April 25 to 28.
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Brookings
Mar
B. E. Ekberg
South Dakota State College
Ekberg
University of South Dakota
Amundsen
Hooper
Havisend
Absher
Howard Rempfer
Parkston
DeWitt Howard
Blunt
Leland Wylie
Barnard
Clarence Hamann
New Ulm
Minn
Weert Englemann
Miller
Willam Bryant
Sutherland
Ed Painter
Celorac
T Morningsikie
South
Socko To Headline Sioux Falls Card
Socko, a rough and tumble local fighter, headlines a Sioux Falls card on March 1 with Johnny Lambert of Sioux City, Iowa as his 160 pound opponent. Lambert has notable wins and the regional title dream fuels promotion by Joe McDonnell amid team prep notes for a basketball regional.
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Socko
Sioux Falls
Kid Socko
Aga
Johnny Lambert
Siame City
Iowa
Scotty Copas
Ray Mann
Sioux City
Archie Jackson
Omaha
Lambert
Joe McDonnell
Friedman Devils Defeat Easterners In Close Battle
Friedman Devils beat the Buffalo Lincolns 25 to 21 in Redfield. Hase and Cy Holgate stifled the east shooters while McCarmy and Helpote led decisive runs. Norton led the losers with seven points as both clubs showcased tough defense.
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Redfield
Mar
Friedmen's Devils
Buffalo Lins
New York
Buffalos
Aix Iignt
Hase
Cy Holgate
McCarney
Devils
Lincolins
Clothiers
Friedman
Pete Helpote
Sanders
McCamey
Hoix
Norton
Swuamary Friedman
Holgate
Oo MecCarney
Asc
Condrsiuee
AL Buffalo Lincolns
Solicalee
Rm Williams
Sac
Holx
Broom, &—Core
Wessington Cagers Protest Bonilla Victory Claim
A letter to the Huronite sports department alleges Wessington Orioles beat Bonilla, despite a prior Bonilla win 26 to 22. Wessington later defeated Bonilla by a one sided margin, while the manager defended a clear record.
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Wessington
Huronite
Wessington Orioles
Bonilla
Bonilla Cagers
Harrold Wins 15th District Consolations Flight
Harrold High School captured the consolation flight in the district 15 tournament at Miller last week according to a Miller report. The notice notes St. Lawrence had received credit for the district consolation runner up.
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Harrold
Mar
Harrold High School
Miller
St. Lawrence Cre
Fights Last Night Highlights From Rochester and Philadelphia
AP reports last night results with Fred Fulton of Rochester edging Tom Haven of Pine City and Bob McKenna beating Frankie Spargo in Mason City. Philo Carnera stopped Roy Clark in Philadelphia. Joe Dundee defeated Joe Tripp in Rochester for a decision.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Fred Fulton
Tom Haven
Pine City
Minn
Bob McKenna
Frankie Spargo
Mason City
Iowa
Philadelphia
Philo Carnera
Thaly
Roy
Ace
Purdue Rout Michigan Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio State Beats
Purdue leads Michigan 44 to 2, Indiana 31, Minnesota 25, Wisconsin 32, and Ohio State 23 in a basketball results roundup detailing scores for each listed team.
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Purdue
Michigan
Indiana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Carnera Wins Again In Philadelphia Armoring Bank Roll
Primo Carnera knocked out Roy Clark in Philadelphia last night to win his eighth straight victory and add about $10 000 to his earnings. Clark, taller but lighter, was knocked from the jaw in the sixth round after twice going down earlier in the fourth. Carnera pressed the action and remained unbeaten as he withstood Clark's hard blows.
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Philadelphia
Mar
Primo Carnera
Mall Mountain
Italy
Roy Ace
Clark
Carnera
Prime
Negro
Redmen Rally Through Adversity To Keep Winning Streak
Woonsocket High School basketball coach John Hogan kept the Redmen atop South Dakota teams by overcoming a burned gym, travel to Lane for practice, and injuries to captain Vreeland and Braun. After early losses, Woonsocket finished strong, earned district 21 crown, and eyes the Salem regional. The squad may include Vreeland, Moberg, Ball, Braun, Crosswall, Wilson, Hendrick, Moran, Briskine, Berger, Padmore, Cate. In Texas, White Sox camp rumors say Bib Karam may hold out as a key third baseman after five solid seasons.
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Miller
Highmore
Islin
Chet Wood
Mitchell
Wood
Gettysburg
Gettysburg J
Bohning
Bull
Dornberger
Stensland
Helmuth
Jes Fisher
Woonsocket
Mer
John Hagan
Woonsocket High School
Molerg
Vreeland
Hogan
Redmen
Huron
Lane
Wessington Springs
Woonsucker
Salem
Yankton
Braun
March
Woonsorket
Letcher
Leo Vreeland
Myron Moberg
Carroll Ball
Basil Roger
Kermit Braun
Alan Crosswall
Leo Wilson
Jerome Hendrick
John Moran
T. Briskine
Roland Berger
Mitchell Padmore
Rene Cate
Wrigley Predicts Cubs Repeat NL Title in 1930
William Wrigley Jr and manager Joe McCarthy voiced strong confidence that the Chicago Cubs will repeat as National League champions in 1930. They praised a stronger roster, including Lester Bell at third, the return of Gabby Hartnett, and a robust pitching staff led by Root, Bush, Malone, Brake, and Carlson, with young players expected to rise.
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Pau R. Mickelson
Associated Press
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
Mar
William Wrigley, Jr
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Heydler
Ivory
Wrigley
Lester Bell
Leo
Gabby) Hartnett
McCarthy
Charlie Root
Guy Bush
Pat Malone
Sheriff Brake
Hal Carlson
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bil McKechnie
Boston Braves
Gene Robertson
Baseball Training Notes from Florida Camp Rumors Fly
Reports from spring training camps in Florida and Texas note uneven workouts and unsettled contracts. Ruth reported to the Yankees camp in Clearwater amid poor weather. Robinsons Robins sort players as Pacific Coast recruits Finn and Slade struggle for roster spots. McGraw in San Antonio is cautious while Paremalie shows promise, and Shotton hails Pinkney Whitney signing as Phillies rally. Cardin look for full squad as Fort Myers notes nine missing faces.
Han Elected To Lead 1930 Cagers At Huron College
At a meeting of Huron College basketball lettermen at the Marvin Hughitt hotel Eddie Han was elected to lead the 1950 squad. Han, the lightest man on the team, is praised as a strong defender and fighter in the court. Attending lettermen included Noblgren Funck captain Lamb Campbell Bostic Snow and Whittington. Fortune and Lucas attended but did not win letters.
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Huron Rotlere
Marvin Hughitt
Eddie Han
Han
Noblgren
Funck
Lamb
Campbell
Bostic
Snow
Whittington
Fortune
Lucas
Purdue Grabs Second Title
Purdue dominates Michigan in Ann Arbor, 41 to 28, clinching the Western Conference basketball title. Wisconsin strengthens hold on second place with a win over Ohio State. Indiana, led by Branch McCracken, finishes with a 31 to 25 victory over Minnesota.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Purdue
Ward Lambert
Michiganeam
Fighting Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Lafayette
Wisconsin
Ohio Skye
Madison
Indiana
Branch McCracken
Min
Two Grade League Games Set Tonight in Washington and Jefferson
Two games schedule in Jefferson gym tonight featuring Washington B and Jefferson B teams. Last report had Washington B defeating Lincoln B 4 to 3 with Buchanan scoring all Washington points, later corrected: Gryszia and Buchanan credited with field goals in a 4-3 win.
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Washngton
Jefferson
Wilson
McKinley
Jefferson Gymnasium
Iast
Washington “Bs
Lincoln
Buchanan
Grysia
Buching
Baseball Spring Training Headlines From Across Florida and Beyond
Multiple team camps report progress as players report in or expected to join. Highlights include Gabby Street guiding unkinking drills with 37 in uniform, Gordon Phelps and Nelson Jester impressing with power, Browns in West Palm Beach with new uniforms, Pirates in Paso Robles debating socks, Red Soxs Warner nostalgia fears minimal, Braves stalled by weather and missing Robertson, Reds hunting for catching depth, Tigers spotlight Elia Funk’s speed, and Joe Glick defeating Billy McMahon in Brooklyn New York.
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West Palm Beach
St. Louis Browns
Veteram
Manesh
Seven Cagers To Receive Letters At State College
BROOKINGS, Mar. 4. Four seniors one junior and 163 recommended by Coach George Edmonds for State College monograms in basketball. Captains Lemme Herting Salem Weert Eaglemann Miller Lowe Nicholson Henry and Raymond Bark lead a roster of veterans. The Rabits posted 10 wins in 21 games with a shaky record in the North Central conference. Freshmen prospects include Benson Heathcoie Seluveiren Schulte Kortan and others for next season.
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Brookings
Mar
George Edemands
State College
T. C
Cy" Kasper
Lemme Herting
Salem
Weert Eaglemann
Miller
William Lowe
Lincoln
Ned
University of Iowa
State College Quint
State College Basketeers
South Dako University
Oses
North Dakota Bison
North Dakota University
Morningside College Micwons
Eemonds
New
Sten
Taihoe
Ini
Ure
Meyer
Colby Beaukinns
Cochran
Ips
DeFrees
Edmonds
Mdat
Benson
Sint
Heathcoie
Seluveiren
Watertown
Schulte
Frankfort
Kortan
Goodoix
Hentzjeks
Minn
Beoviinegs
Nelson
Shermyay
Sushi
Erdeen
Brakke
Rania
Milbank Region B Meet Set With Local Schools Competing
Milbank will host region B basketball tournament at the Milbank auditorium on March 4 with Milbank, Langford, Westy Laneford, and Waubay involved. Webster is out. Milbank and Langford advance as district one reps. Henry, Westport, and other teams slide into close matchups as preparations rise for a likely crowded venue. Eddie Anderson and Tommy Grogan headline a slate of boxing results in Chicago.
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Milbank
Mar
Henry
Westy Laneford
Tievon
Webster
Malbank Mage
Waubay
Tieat
Langford
Pierpont
Tay
Westport
Mitche’ Pete
Otter
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NEA Service Inc
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Jack Sharkey
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Lou Marnelia
San Antonio
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Bib Karam
Kamm
Menesee
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Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Robins
Mickey Finn
Gorden Slade
Giants
John McGraw
Napoleon
Roy Paremalee
Toledo
Issome
Winter Haven
Lurt Shotton
Philadelphia Nationals
Phillies
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Pinkey Whitney Jing
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Bradentown
St. Louis Cardin
Huron College
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Miss
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Washington Nationals
Roy Spencer
Walter Johnson
Gordon Phelps
Nelson Jester
Johnson
Phelps
Paso Robles
Pittsburgh Pirate
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Red Sox
Fenway Park
Heinie Wagners
Orlando
Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reds
Howley
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Flias Funk
Detroit Tigers
Hollywood
Funk
Yester
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Billy McMahon
BES
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Tommy Grogan
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St. Paul
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