Regional high school hoops tourney at Miller arena
Sixty four players from eight teams converge for the South Dakota regional basket tournament in Miller with doors for 2000 fans, two day schedule starting Friday. Huron Gettysburg Redfield Miller and others vie for Mitchell finals, with coaching staff and committees coordinating first round matchups and trophy awards.
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Niller
Miller
South Dakota
Mitchell
Catadey
Ieludes Huron
Cavour
Champs
Minwerk
Pierre Cand
Gettysburg
Alechet
Redfield
Medletts
Wolser
Conch Coffer
Intyick
Eluron High Tigers
Laverite
Atwr
Pierre-Miller
Grade School Basketball Aces Triumph Over Meninley Swat
Vaterson Aces defeated Mesiinley Swat with a 189 to 483 score in a junior game. Jettereau led the Aces with 13 points while Tame added nine.
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Vaterson
Mesiinley Swat
Jettereau
Tame
Around Baseball Training Camps
A collage of early spring baseball notes from camps across the country. Highlights include Wilbert Hopinson securing Doug McWeeny, the Giants’ 43 to 3 win in Texas, and discussions on Yankees pitching readiness. Various managers and players from Cleveland to Florida appear in brief camp reports and roster notes.
Parkston basketball regionals setup after ineligible players
South Dakota High School Activities Association Board of Control ruled Parkston forfeits its regional spot after Superintendent Pratt disclosed two ineligible Parkston players played in the district tournament at Mitchell. Letelier from district 16 will receive a bye in the regional opener. Mitchell and others expressed praise for Pratt’s actions.
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R. Ee. Rawlins
Pierre
E. J. Yoss
Clark
Robert W. Skinner
Rapid City
Pratt
Parkston
Letelier
Alstriet 16
Board of Control
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Tripp
Farmer
Plankinton
Trippin
L. Af. Fort
Prad
F. L. Wagner
Salem
Raston Six
O. D. Dundar
Buran High Sc
Track records likely to fall in Big Ten clash
Chicago March 7 reports say meets and exhibitions point to at least five Big Ten track conference records likely to be broken as stars from Ohio State Illinois Iowa and Purdue compete in Iowa City. Notable contenders include George Simpson and four others aiming to break the 203 10 yard hurdles mark and two mile race marks by Illinois athletes.
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Chicago
Iowa City
George Simpson
Ohio State
Bob Rodgers
Illinois
Joe Alison
George Laiing
Iowa
Dick Rockaway
Har Oll White
Ilinois
Orval Mar Ua
Purdue
Tha. Ghe
Five Sons Aim to Follow Famous Dads at Notre Dame
SOUTH BEND Ind Mar 7 Vive sons of famous baseball figures seek Notre Dame slots this year Bob Walsh son of Biz E Walsh and Billy Sullivan son of Billy Sullivan appear likely for varsity. Jim O Connor Norman Bradler and Joe Sullivan step into freshman or varsity races. O Connors father once with Pittsburgh and is linked to Bill Bradley of Cleveland St Louis. Bradleys father is also noted. All reportedly boast strong scholarships and big league hopes.
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NEA
South Bend
Ind
Ocey
Notre Dame
Bob Walsh
Biz
Bill Bradley
Cleve
St Louis
Bradley
Joe Sullivan
Billy Sullivan
High School Romance Spurs Noted Golf Talent
Lawrence Robinson credits a Lawrence L high school romance for shaping Helen Hicks into a top female golfer. The piece traces Hicks’s early training under Jack Mackie, her rise to the New York state title in 1925, and notes her father’s role and early access to golf. It also references veteran players and managerial shifts in major league baseball relations.
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Lawrence Robinson
Telegram
Helex Hicks
Robinson
Lawrence
Helen
Billy’ Hicks
Jack Mackie
Inwood
New York
Lido
Hempstead
Mackie
Fragmentary sports notes mix with stray names from past era
A jumble of historical sports names and scattered phrases mentions Pacific coast, Los Angeles park, Kansas City, a 14 040 salary figure, and figures like Bump Hadley and George Washington as players. The text is disjointed and lacks a coherent report or clear event.
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Los Angeles Park
Henry Myine
Che
Kansas City
Bump Hadley
Senators
Tavnst Jacksonville
Fla
Weil
George Washington
Wes
Aote Bours
Unclear summer services and possible Dodgers link discussed
The text notes more services this summer than last year and doubts about game appearances compared with prior seasons. Carey might avoid time and join the Dodgers, while others seem in reserve, suggesting 1928 may be the final year for some players with faded careers.
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Carey
Dodgers
Ayer
Walter Johnson Returns as Washingtons Pitching Chief
Associated Press recalls Walter Johnson returning to command the Washington Senators as 21-year veteran, with a crowded pitching staff and moves at infield and outfield positions. Manager Johnson eyes talent like Sad Sam Jones and Garland Braxton, while Bluege handles shortstop and Cronin acts as understudy.
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Fla
Walter Johnson
Washington
Lis
Senators
Johnson Letmeeks
Sam Joes
Garland Braxton
Irving ‘Had@ier
Fred Marberry
Lioyé Brown
Adolph Liska
Paul McCullough
Buddy Mier
Boston Red Sox
Bluege
Jos Cronin
Dempsey Promoter Talks After Palm Beach Bout
A nostalgic column recalls a Florida month of golf and surf, noting the Palm Beach bout profits and Dempsey eyeing future fights. The Illinois Boxing Commission rules seconds must look neat and bow to the crowd, while Dempsey plans a meeting with Rays Waiver and Sailnaden to arrange more promotions.
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Georgia
Massachusetts
Illnois Boxing Commis
Ivenis
Dempsey
Rays
Madison Vermillion Open 5th Region Meet
Madison and Vermillion open the fifth regional basketball tournament in the University of South Dakota gymnasium Friday with a 2:39 p.m. opening pairing. Hartford and Worthing meet in the runners-up class at 2:45 p.m. Sioux Falls and Beresford play at 7:45 p.m. followed by Wakonda versus Orland at 3:00 p.m. Both Sioux Falls and Madison are premier title contenders and one will be eliminated in this event.
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Marcel
Madison
University of South Dakota
Hartford
Worthing
Sioux Falls
Beresford
Wakonda
Orland
Basketball Results Nebraske Wealeyan Gorambde Priacvion
Basketball results show Nebraske Wealeyan at 32 with Gorambde 35 and Priacvion 26. The text is fragmented but lists three teams with final or partial scores.
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Nebraske Wealayan
Gorambde
Priacvion
Expensive Rookie Lyn Larry Stirs Yankee Prospect hype
The New York Yankees sign rookie Lyn Larry at high cost alongside Reese, a Pac Coast League second baseman. The $125,408 annual package flags expectations he may play either shortstop or third base this season, with observers awaiting where he will be used.
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Lyn Larry
New York Yankees
Lary
Reese
Yankees
Mujer
Groton High Loses Three This Year in District Play
Groton High School finished a tough basketball season with only two lettermen and a 3-11 record in 14 games. They won two district games against top teams to reach the district semifinal against Pierpont, then fell in a close game before rebounding in the consolation with a 34 to 9 victory. Players earning letters were Darling, Holloran, G Glawson, Fellers, Heckie. Leading scorers were Fellers and Holloran. Clawson and Fellers, two year lettermen, and Darrell Clocksen depart after graduation.
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Mor
Groten High School
Elaving
Pierpont
Devils Win From Mitchell Cleaners
Friedmans Devils defeated Mitchell Cleaners 46 to 28 in Redfield. Devils led 26 to 15 at light time as McGaragey and Holgate scored 17 and 18 points respectively. Mitchell’s Woren made 11. Hase and Alirate played strong guarding games for the Devils.
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Redfield
Bar
Ringside Seats for Fight March 20 Selling Fast
Ringside seats for the Petrolle Gonzales bout are disappearing quickly with tickets on sale since yesterday. Fans are urged to buy early as exclusive ringside spots at the Fair Grounds are in high demand. The card includes a Wipf Wallace half hour exhibition, promising a lively show before an American Legion audience.
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Jack Reiss
Matchmaky
American Legion of@cinle
Fair Grounds
Wipf-Wallace
Jack Wint
Routh Dakota
Billy Wallace
Wipf
Wallace
Ty Tye
Winf
Genralex Teagh Gonzales
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Petrolle
Don Curler
Bri Cl
South Falls
Tony Sande
Reiss
Gow
Billy Petrolle
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Petr
Fargo Express
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Cuicaga
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