Tiger cagers hit heavy workout for region tourney
Huron high school's cage stars to be sharpened with a long afternoon drill and scrimmage as they prepare for the region tournament at Tierday and Saturday. The squad lists contenders for eight positions with Englebreton or Neilson likely at guard and forward duties. Coach Coffey predicts a tough run against Redfield and Miller’s challenge.
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Neilson
Bowling League Confusion Shapes Final Standings
North Western rails take first as Doomalleys miss top prize in a foggy finish. Baum captains Wiltons to individual average crown with 199. Rau Mann of Wolves 191 for 15 games. Tamales dominate team three-game score. eight-team league plans loom. Lena Bisckborne reshapes White Sox lineup with Montis Barret Reynolds.
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Scalper Track Stars Begin Practice Amid Snow and Ice
Scalper track stars start practice under frozen, soggy conditions as Coach Ward H Bell drills runners and field specialists. New recruits include Matt Glanzer, Andy Cordova, Paul Crockett, and Mitchell. Veteran distances runners Wayne Nelson and Charr led last year, with Nelson and Charr placing second and third in a conference relay. Huron may compete in the Minnesota Relays April 6 if four schools enter.
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Andy Cordova
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Huron High School
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Huron
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Aberdeen
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Pud" Parker
van Heuvelen
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Carl Wetrich
Thiseus
Gerald Phipps
Rapid City
Pata” Ashton
Reynolds
Ohio
Couch
Minnesota
Minnesota University
Euter
Yankton
Colubus
Gates Knocks Out Libreaut In First Round At Rapid City
Rapid City March 5 Jess Gates as Pierre knocked out Libreaut of Sioux City in the first round of the 16 rounds main go of the American Legion boxing card here Tuesday evening. A short blow in the solar plexus region put Libreaut out after only a few seconds of boxing. Hammering Alvin Bunney of Rapid City knocked out Jack Akers of Edgemont in the first round of the semi windup. Displaying a spectacular comeback in the fourth round Mickey Mins of Rapid City won by a decision over Tony Kaloz of Fort Meade in six rounds.
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Pierre
Libreaut
Sioux City
American Legion
Solar Plexus
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Jack Akers
Edgemont
Mickey Mins
Tony Kaloz
Fort Meade
National federation seeks end to large high school tournaments
Chicago report says the national federation of high school associations recommends abolishing large interstate events and frequent in state tournaments. It urges a maximum of about one interscholastic game per week. The national tournament at Chicago University April 1 to 6 remains unaffected this year.
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Chicago University
Three High Schools Claim Tourney Forfeit
BIOUX FALLS March. A forfeited entry in the regional basketball tourney to be played at Mitchell this week is claimed by three high schools Tripp Farmer and Mitchell Parketon runner-up in the Mitchell district tourney declared ineligible yesterday when the board of control ruled an ineligible player was used unknowingly The board ordered Favellans tournament games be forfeited.
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Farmer
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Cardinals Put In Long Hours
Avon Park Florida March 6. The St. Louis Cardinals under Billy Southworth endure long hours as he reshuffles the infield and deployment of players in spring camp. Shortstop Charley Gelbert from Rochester to start, with Garey Selph at second possibly, Frisch moving to third, and Hanes or High available for third. Catching led by Jimmy Wilson with Earl Smith as first helper. pitching stalwarts Crevet and Alexander back, Shardt, Haines, Mitchell and Joinson forming the core. New managers and coaches also return to the majors after absences.
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Selph
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Detroit
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Jimi Bottomley
Walter Roettger
Right Feld
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Douthit
Chick Hafey
Ernest Orsatti
Fleet Californian
Roscoe Holm
Wilson
Jimmy Wilson
Earl Smith
Gua Manchtso
Clarence Jonnard
Grover Crevet
Alexander
Willie Sherdel
Jess Haines
Clarence Mitchell
Sylvester Joinson
The
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Earl
Greasy" Neale
Cincinnati
University of Virginia
Charles “Gabby” Street
Washington
Miners
Public prints hint at heavyweight mix with Maloney win
The clipping hints Jem Maloney defeated Tuamas Heeney affecting the heavyweight picture. It notes Young Stribling as the hardest working heavyweight, and references pundits favoring Stribling over Sharkey. Mentions Tex Rickard picks and training chatter about Paw Stribling.
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Tuamas Heeney
Go'gooffy
San Antonio Seen as Giants Lucky Spot for Pennants
New York reports a fluctuating spring focus on San Antonio as a likely home for the Giants this season. Manager Mel Ott argues recent seasons ended with pennants won away from world championships, hoping to repeat that pattern in 1921 or 1922 while noting Sarasota and San Antonio preparations.
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Baseball Training Camp News Across Several Cities
Reports from St. Petersburg Clearwater San Antonio Avalon West Palm Beach Avon Park Washington Orlando and Phoenix describe exhibition drills, player movements, and managerial plans. Babe Ruth misplayed a throw at the Yankees camp while Gehrig scored on Lazzeri’s hit. Glenn Wright takes a new field captain role with Brooklyn. Ho gan steals second for the Giants. Dondero and Kress brace the Browns infield. Gel bert debuts as Cardinals shortstop. Spencer Harris treated for tonsillitis in Tampa. Reds plan spring move to Miami with Jakie May sidelined. Tigers reap brief rest benefits under Bucky Harris.
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College cage season best since 1923 24 ends in Huron loss
The season, deemed the most successful since 1922 24, closed for Huron's college cagers after a late loss to Sioux Falls Braves. Ernie Funk led Scalpers with limited scoring as Sioux Falls clinched the title in a dramatic finish.
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Art Mitchell
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Hud" Parker
Chuck" Bloodgood
John Hogan
Lovie Smith
Coyote Yearlings edge Bunnies 33 to 28 in final game
Coyote Yearlings defeated Bunnies 33 to 28 as South Dakota University freshmen beat State College yearlings. Adgins starred for Coyote, with Rishal also contributing for Staite College. Notable boxing headlines from Indianapolis to Minneapolis mention McDonald Brown Dillon Ratlaft outpoints and other bout results across several cities.
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Indianapolis
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Canada
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Chaign Booby Brown
Philadelphia
Murry Dillon
Winnipes
Herman Ratalaft
Minot
Agr'sie Green
Jack Sharkey
Thanfels
Omiata
Jack Mearns
Omaha
Bul Glover
Mineapolis
Fight card seeks spots for preliminaries in Huron show
Promoter Jack Reiss has 56 applicants from Iowa North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota seeking preliminary bouts for the Hilly Petrolie Jose Gonzales card in Huron. Reiss aims to cut the list to a manageable number while avoiding waiting or sparring fighters as seat ads begin and fans expect action.
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Marke
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Storda
State Boxing Commission
Wallace
Jack Wise
Wallace Lupient
Iist Les
Billy Wallace
Fist
Souther
Yanktor Waslera
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Northern
Maing
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Siuroa
Wade Bmisler
Nolitsren Linila Fram
Sarazen Favored at Fort Myers Golf Meet
Gene Sarazen led the Fort Myers tournament field by two strokes and headed into the final 36 holes as a slight favorite to extend his spring form. He carded 141 over the initial 36 holes as early-season wins bolster expectations for his winging play.
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Fla
Gene Sarazen
Fort Myers O Per
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