Urge Registration For Special Train to Pierre
Paul K. Myers of the Huron Chamber of Commerce asks locals to register for a planned C N W special train Saturday afternoon to Pierre for the Legion 4 basketball tournament. The trip depends on guaranteed fares as the railway offers a cent a mile rate, with no obligation to go. If Huronians can attend, it boosts Huron high school Region 4 title bid. the train may be canceled if the team loses and does not reach the final Saturday night.
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Paul K.myers
Hurch Chamber of Commerce
Pierre
C. de N. W
Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Redfield
Miller
Yankton Greyhounds name monogram boys for 1932
Laverne Thomas El Van Cleave and Dan Stuelpnagel earned second letters for Yankton Greyhounds as sophomores under coach Carl Yongworth. Four players received first letters, including Joe Mendel Frank Allen LeRoy Kerr and Walter Stenstand. Mendel is the sole senior set to graduate.
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Greyhounds
Cage
Yankton
Laverne Thomas
el van Cleave
Miller
Dan Stuelpnagel
Greyhound Quint
Carl Yongworth
Sioux Falls
Joe Mendel
Gnida
Frank Allen
Pierre
LeRoy Kerr
Walter Stenstand
Tore Mendel
Mendel
Thomaz
Tals
Ben Waldez
Lyle Rich
Ed Sherer
Sherer
Wesleyan To Enter National Tourney
Mitchell South Dakota Wes leyan’s basketball team earned an invitation to the national A A U tournament in Kansas City starting March. Only 22 teams were invited nationwide. Wesleyan has won the state conference title and defeated South Dakota State and the Cudahy Packers in non conference play. The nine man squad will travel Friday with Captain Fishbeck Holgate and Biers among likely travelers. The remaining three players will be chosen from Thompson Knowlton Meyers Birdseye Daugherty Lenz Philips and Fisher.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Kansas City
South Dakota State
Cudahy Packers
Sioux City
State College
Methodists
Ferguson
Omaga
Fishbeck
Holgate
Biers
Arnold
Mackey
Morrow
Northern Freshmen Close Good Season
Aberdeen March 4. The Northern Normal freshman basketball team wrapped up a strong season, beating 16 high school and independent teams in 17 games. Coach Finnegan named 10 players earning Freshman numbers including North of Heela Overby Brent Brung Barnard Morrison Westport Wright Island Smith Nichols Murcner Coulter Aberdeen Jones Bath and Mores Stockholm.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Northern Normal
Wwo
Finnegan
North
Heela
Overby
Brentfor
Brung
Barnard
Morrison
Westport
Wright
Island
Smith
Nichols, Murcner and Coulter
Jones
Bath
Mores
Stockholm
Jefferson teams dominate in local college basketball action
Jefferson C-4 routed Wilson C-6 26 5 with Foert Thorsess and Carrier leading the traffic. Jefferson C-3 downed Wilson C-7 16 5 as Hanser starred. Lincoln B teams had a intra-school clash with Bel defeating B Ye. other results include St Olaf Northfield Central Buena Vista and Gustavus Adolphus with mixed scores. Sten of Cincinnati Reds signed by President Walton in a Tampa move.
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Jefferson Oaints
Jefferson
Foert
Thorsess
Carrier
Hoppell
Lincoln
Bel
Wee Dickie Kerr Calls Spring To Baseball Comeback
Houston dispatch recalls Wee Dickie Kerr, 31, famed pitcher from the 1919 World Series, now head of cotton shipping at Manchester Compress. Despite a failed major league comeback and years coaching semi pro clubs, Kerr jokes he will not play this season as spring fever spreads among the local baseball men and fans.
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Wee Dickie Kerr
Houston
Tex
Sur
Dickie
Kerr
Manchester Compress
Senich
Fiice
Manchester
Hice Institute
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
San Francisco
Waco
Fort Worth
Spy Bell
Eastwood
Legionnaires Beat North West Motors In Bowling Match
Legionnaires of the American Legion won two games in a bowling match against Northwest Motors in Huron alleys industrial league. Royer led the Motors with a three game total while Fallenfelt paced the Legion with a 541 series. Wallenfelt and Smith both posted 201s for the Legion as both teams fought closely throughout the night.
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American Legion
Northwest Motors Company
Gtant
Huron
Motormen
Legionnaires
Royer
Motors
Fallenfelt
Legion
Wallenfelt
Smith
Legion Pach
Northwest
Metors
Vorhees _ H
Smith Placek Adaros
Moose Edge Habicht In Industrial Bowling Match
Moose barely defeated Habicht 915 to 905 in the final game after a 905 Habicht win. Sparrier led Moose with 915 in game three, while Crowell posted 715 for Moose and Pittemger pressed Habicht with 599 as Baum and Rechts contributed.
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Moose- Habicht Avenue
Moose
Sparrier of the Moose
Honore
Pittemger
Habicht
M2 Crowell
Harry Baum Sporrier
Forbes
Tapleos
Pitcher trades spark interest as season opens
Sid Rogers Hornsby notes sadness at acquiring Sugar Sweetland from the Shils Bob Smith from the Braves and Jakie May from the Reds. Their later careers, rising from minor clubs to top teams, will be a notable phenomenon once the season starts. Other experiments in similar moves have shown mixed results as the season begins.
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Rogers Hornsby
Sweetland
Shils
Bob Smith
Braves
Jakie May
Reds
Yale Pole Vault Star Praises Warne of Northwestern
Fred Sturdy, Yale great, says Warne of Northwestern is the best pole vaulter in the country today and predicts he will beat 342 before graduation. Sturdy began vaulting at 11 using broken poles from Los Angeles high schools. the Sturdy lawn was a familiar training ground. Lea Barnes, also from Los Angeles, vaulted 13 feet in 1924 and four years later set a world record at 15 feet 1 3/4 inches.
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Fred Sturdy
Yale
Warne
Northwestern
Bethee
Sturdy
Los Angeles
Lea Barnes
Lee
Hurlers Move Between Clubs Elevating Baseball’s Pitching Fame
The text notes pitchers changing teams to excel with new clubs, highlighting Ruffing and Luque as examples of players who thrived after transfers. It mentions Robins and Reds connections, Sweetland’s puzzling form with high win totals, and speculative remarks on other players like Robbie and Qulam.
Junior High Five Thumps St Teresa Parochials
Junior High, coached by Werrick, beat St Teresa 32 to 9 in a decisive intra city game on their home floor. Englebretsen and Devick led scoring, with McDermott and McGinty standout for St Teresa’s defense. St Teresa managed only free throws in the first half and failed to field a basket until late in the final period.
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St. Teresa
John Bangerter
Catholic Dribblers
Huntor High School
St. Teresans
Madison Sundey
St. Thom
Devick
Englebretsen
McDermott
Englebreisen
Hoppel
Paulson
Doxen
Judson
Eamn
McGinty
Solan
St. Teresens
Teuber
Joseph
C A
Or Hoppel
Landon
Sorensen
Junior High
St Godard Reign Threatened In Canadian Dog Race
Emil St Godard, renowned east coast musher, faced a serious challenge as rivals Early Byrdges T. J. Barnard and J. A. Robertson arrived near Flin Flon in the 200 mile race. Shorty Rusalek followed, closing the gap as St Godard pushed toward the midway point with the leaders.
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St. Godard
PAS
Emil St Godard
Flin Flen
Brydges
Bill Stribling Lover Of Speed In Racing Dream
New York notes that Bill Stribling, a veteran of 28 professional fights, has logged 20 000 miles in 890 air hours and survived two crashes. He craves speed, avoids autos with friends nearby, and hopes to try speedway racing someday despite past bicycle crashes and a wild test run in a stock car.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
Mar
Bill Stribling
Stribling
Mginedianapolia
Mace
Love Story Figs Happy Ending-Daddy Reigh Count Is Proud
Stribling loves competition and hates to lose a game or argument. He participates in cards, checkers, dominos, and even without stakes, sweats as if carrying bricks. He argues every point. His father heads an acrobatic troupe Bill joined, urges caution around beggars, and predicts two accidents will follow the first before the charm breaks. Bill is outspoken, sometimes abrupt, but loyal and wary of enemies. Notable names include Wesley Cook, Webster, Vincent Holmquist, Centerville, Ewart Hedland, Beresford, Elmer Moke, Armour, Elmer Johnson, Canova, and Raymond Johnson Canova. Nebraska vs South Dakota State Univ. match set for March 14 at the university. Pittsburgh midget Wolgast outpoints Willie Davies in Philadelphia. Los Angeles Newsboy Brown knocks out Speedy Dado for California bantamweight title.
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Bis Father
Bill
Wesley Cook
Webster
Vincent Holmequist
Centerville
Ewart Hedland
Bercrsford
Elmer Moke
Armour
Elmer Johnson
Canova
Raymond Johnson
Nebraska
Cate O Hidniversity
South Dakota State College
University
South Dakota
University Riflemen Prepare For Nebraska Match
Vermillion reports six members of the university men’s rifle team will travel to Lincoln for a shoulder to shoulder match with the Nebraska squad Saturday morning. The squad departs Vermillion Friday afternoon to compete.
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University
Nebraska Vermillion
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Nebraska
Vermillion
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