Scalp ers beat Northern to claim third in SD conference
Aberdeen special edition reports South Dakota college basketball as the Scalpers top Northern Normal 39 23 in the second half to seize third place. Wuron led Huron with 20 points while Oakes added 17 for Northern. Fouls plagued Gerhardt and Murray in a rough defensive start as Fritz and others fueled Huron’s late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Marcha
Ayoy
South Dakota
Wallg
Northern Normal
Wolves
Yok
Wuron
Io Wna
Oakes
Sovih Canter
Se Northern
Mattice
The
Han
Toy Huron
Forth Fk Pti Murray
Michigan Beats Wisconsin 37 to 22 in Big Ten Race
Michigan seals the Big Ten title chase with a 37-22 win over Wisconsin. Wolverines end 10-2, Wisconsin 9-2, Indiana leads the standings. Ohio State and Northwestern also in contention, while Iowa, Chicago, and Minnesota trail. McGracken provides a key play as the club seizes the moral top from the rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Aichigan
Ohio State
Northwestern
State
Union
Iowa
Indiana
Chicago
Minnesota
McGracken
Drawings for State Tournament Held in Mitchell
Drawings for the state basketball tournament to be held in Mitchell on March 15 were made yesterday by Prof. F. Rawlins, secretary of the South Dakota high school athletic association, in the secretary of state’s office in Pierre. The drawings show the matchups with Region winners facing Region runners-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitare
Mitchell
F. Rawlins
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
Secretary of State
Pierra
Huron Junior High Holds Cage Tourney With 14 Teams
Huron Junior High hosts a four class Inter Mural basketball tournament for 14 teams divided into A B and G classes. The round robin event awards high school letters to players with the highest point totals, under coach George Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Junior High
Rior High School
Weed
George Hollister
Puglisi Wins Rematch Over Sanders in Sioux Falls Bout
In Sioux Falls on March 6 Angelo Puglisi of Duluth defeated Tony Sanders of Chicago in ten rounds, delivering a tactical win after claiming he had never been defeated twice by the same foe. Earlier Puglisi had a thrilling knockout win over Reg Engmar of St Paul, while Natty Matthews of Flandreau fell in the first round of the semi windup. In Buffalo Jimmy Slattery outpointed Leg Darcy of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puglisi
Sanders
Sioux
Angelo Puglisi
Duluth
Tony Sanders
Chicago
Wen
Potata
Thrillies
Reg Engmar
St.Paul
Natty Matthews
Flandreau
Stretch Murphy Sets Western Conference Scoring Record
Chicago reports Charles Stretch Murphy Pur due's six foot six star extends Western Conference career scoring record with eight field goals and six ten throws against Ohio State at Lafayette, pushing his season total to 143, surpassing Jonny Miner's 134 in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stretch
Murphy
Chicago
Charles “Stretch Murphy
Purdue
Ohio State
Lafayette
Jonny Miner
Ohio
Set for Petrolle Gonzalez clash in Fargo card
Contracts for the Billy Petrolle Jose Gonzalez bout on March 20 go to Petroile’s manager Fack Hurley with Gonzalez already signed. Matchmaker Jacek Reiss says the main event is set and work continues on preliminaries. The Wipt Wallace bout is off the card per the State Boxing Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Petrollle
Jose Gonzalez
Hurley
Petroile
Jacek Reiss
Gonzatex
Phin
Zack Wipt
Billy Wallace
Reiss
Bob Stanage
Felix Brains
Philips
Marion Haikes
Mitchell
Jess Sates
Pierre
South Dakota
Jimmy Boyd
Sioux Falls
Bost Fas
Jack Hurdar
Fargo Express
Huron American Legion Post
Region Tourney Start Promises Tight Early Rounds
Miller and Wolsey Gettysburg clash at 2:30 Friday as region four tournament opens. Pierre meets Miller at 8:00, Mellette-Cavour at 5:00, with consolation games Saturday at 5:30 and 10:30 and final at 9:15. Semi finals set for 2:00 and 3:00 Saturday. championship at 9:15. Philadelphia notes: Matt Adgie defeats Con O'Kelly 14 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Huron
Tigers
Redfield
Uring Wolsey
Gettysburg
Pierre
In par debt matter a fire stroke prompts inquiry
A partial classified item mentions a hole in par and a fire stroke, with a solution sought in the Want Ad pages. Readable text identifies no dates or named entities beyond the basic actions described, leaving the specific parties and places unclear.
Regional high school boys basketball tourney picks
South Dakota sixty four teams gear for regional tournaments Friday and Saturday as they chase a March 14 16 state meet in Mitchell. Aberdeen leads region one with Dobbenburger’s squad favored. Mobridge likely wins region two on its home floor. Brookings and Watertown clash in region three with Brookings slight favorite. Miller and Huron appear strongest in region four. Sioux Falls and Madison duel in region five with even odds on the host. Yankton leads region seven with Rapid City Lead and Spearfish as top challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Mitchell
Four Corners
South Dakota
Mitchell
Teag
Aberdeen
Dobbenburger
Owaubay
Golden Eagles
Deland
Henry
Hexion
Brookings
Watertown
Oldham
Lake Preston
Trent
Coleman
Arrows
Bebcats
Seaoon
Claron
Huron
Miller
Chet Wood
Protages
Highmore
Gighmora
Smishmen
Pierre
Siox Falls
Madison
Cits
Sioux Falla
Sioux
Woomsocket
Redmen
Sigle Otter
Tor Mitchell
Emory
Elant Killer
Mitshell
Joe Quintal
Salem
Woonsocket
Emery
Giant Killer
Montrose
Rumbler
Yankton
Olivet
Rapid City
Lead
Buffalo Gap
Washington C Team Falls, Brownies Lose First Game
The McKinley grade C team defeated Washington Brownies 8-2 in a ghoul cage tourney. Ol Son starred for the Lions. Buchanan and Hageman led the Brownies. Jefferson School beat McKinley 6-2 in a slow contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Falk Joins Indians After Chicago Trade
The text notes Rih Falk was unhappy in Chicago and welcomed his move to the Cleveland Indians. He was sent by the White Sox to Cleveland for catcher Autrey and a cash amount. Falk is expected to bolster Cleveland’s outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trasit
Rih Falk
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Falk
Cleveland
White Sox
Autrey
Wisconsin Guard Named Best In College Circles
Wisconsin coach Meanwell praises Shimmy, a standout floor guard who transformed from a discouraged recruit to one of the top players in college basketball. His dribbling shooting and defense are credited as key factors in Wisconsin's season success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
NEA
Madison
Wis
Maren F
Ted Chmislewski
der” Mearwell
Shimmy
Meanwell
Plan for Northern Juvenile Basketball Tournament Set
Dates announced as March 15 and 16 by R G Cartwright Lead junior athletic director in Lead schools who direct the event for younger boys. Fourteen selections will represent in the tournament with weight classes and awards. The open field includes multiple schools and aims to broaden participation while encouraging scholarship and future scouting. A March 14 banquet will close the event and discuss juvenile track plans in Spearfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lead
R. G. Cartwright
Cartwright
Deadwood
Spearfish
Rapid City
Nemo
Terraville
Whitewood
Rapid City Indians
Cathedral
Nisland Sturgis
Real Fourche
Newell
Big Ten players tallest and shortest loom in Purdue mix
South Dakota tops Des Moines College 34 27 Indiana edges Town 55 26 Illiners 32 Minnesota 27 Michigan 37 Wisconsin 2 Purdue 45 Obie 34 Newcastle Pennsylvania Willlie Davies Charleroi Pa outpaint Frisco Grands Buffalo NY six foot Stretch Murphy and five foot six inch Glyde Lyle among tallest and shortest regulars in Big Ten with Purdue. Camp planned at Ohio State run by Harold Olsen aided by Wesley Fester Dick Larkins. Night football debuts as Notre Dame meets Drake at Soldiers Field under electric candlestick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Des Moines C
Indiana
Town
Illiners
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Purdue
Murphy
Glyde Lyle
Cag
Harold Olsen
Caaeh
Outo State
Wesley Fester
Dick Larkins
Grimes Likely To Get Shot At SRD Base For Browns
West Palm Beach March 5 Associated Press Sports Writer Dan Howley of the St. Louis Browns contemplates using untested talent again. Endie Grimes, a third baseman who batted .034 in Tulsa last season, may get his first big league trial. Grimes would join Leu Bine at first, Ralph Kress at short as the others infield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Bell
Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Dan Howley
St. Louis Browns
the &Ench
Endie Grimes
Tulsa
Frank Ottoirke
Laschall
Otis Brunnon
Grimes
Leu Bine
Ralph Kress
Uress
Sans Howley
Hress
Brannon
Browns
Harry
Manush
Wow Manush
Schulte
MeNesty
Frank McGowan
Ig Schang
Gloge Manion
Dick Forrer
Reeve
Numerus Madjar
Fowles
Dick Coffman
Ed Strelecki
Alda Crowder
Sam Crayson
Howley
Walter Stewart
Oscar Estrada
Havana
Shereveport
Boxing results from Sioux Falls and New York last night
In Sioux Falls, Angelo Puglisi defeated Tony Sanders while Red Hagman stopped Matty Matthews and Walter Van Campen knocked out Rildy Kieh Flandreau. Jerry Leahy beat Kid Lewis and Nela Hanson outpointed Kid Wakeley. In New York George Courtney stopped Mando TassiItaly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Angelo Puglisi
Duluth
Tony Sanders
Chicago
Red Hagman
St. Paul
Matty Matthews
Flandreau
Walter van Campen
Rildy Kieh
Jerry Leahy
Watertown
Kid Lewis
Nela Hanson
Kid Wakeley
Mitchell
New York
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Mando Tassi
Italy
Around Baseball Training Camps
Across spring camps from Clearwater to New Orleans players and managers reshuffle drills. Wilbert Robinson leads Brooklyns camp in earnest while Max Carey’s reign ends. John McGraw tests a continuous batting routine. Babe Ruth opens Yankee workouts with long hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Fla
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Robinson
Max Carey
ST. Petersburg
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Illini Set To Dominate Western Indoor Track Meet
Illini look strong after a decisive dual win over Iowa last Saturday boosting hopes for the western conference indoor track title. Five squads Illinois Iowa Chicago Wisconsin and Ohio State contend for the 1929 crown, but Illinois pace sets them as favorites to defend their 1928 title at the Iowa field house next Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illini
Chicago
University of Iowa
Unidis
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Hlindis
Jyon
Sullivan to fight Clyde Chastian in Los Angeles set
St Paul welterweight My Sullivan is matched with Clyde Chastian of Los Angeles for a ten round semi wind up at the Coliseum March 17 as part of the Tom Heezey Otto Von Porat show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicacq
My Sullivan
St. Paul
Clyde Chastain
Los Angeles
Tom Heezey
Otto von Porat
The
Coliseum
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. D
UNK
Northern
Big Center
Michigan Downs Badgers
Buffalo
Jimmy Slattery
Leg Darcy
Petrolle Gonzalez
Jack Hurley
Petrolle
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Matt Adgie
Phiadelphia
Con O'Kelly
Treland
Fyulc
Jack Plog
Mobridge
Washington C
Newcastle
Willlie Davies
Charleroi
N.Y
Notre Dame
Drake
Soldiers Field
Candiepasyar
SRD
Foxy Phan
Ernemtitts
BNA
San Antonio
Texas
John McGraw
Wenter Haven
Fort Myers
Connie Mack
K. M. Landis
Louisiana
Arizona
Dallas
Raraid Melvin
Fosmer
Landis
Lena Blackburne
Avon Park
Regs
Fred Schulte
Avalon
Calif
Normal Wewultdin
Paso Robles
Jim Biraner
Pittsbergh Priar
Harry Rhonda
T. Petersburgh
Walter “Rabvit”ville
Mil Fuchs
Tin
Beadentown
FUA
Boston Ned Sox
St Pbchey
Washington
Sore Arina
Tampa
Washington Nationals
Orlando
Pla
Jack Hendricks
Phoenix
Abiz
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Roy Johnson
Outfelder
San Francisco Seals
Chick Galloway
Kew Orleans
Willis Hardlin
Aunye Thingy
Viere
Match My Sullivan
Clyde Chastian
Moniger
Asre
Reday Fear Artition Vaz
Aesse
Rumates Swear Corp
Fock Masters
Pat
Win
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!