Huron Tigers win region four title in hard fought final
Huron defeats Miller 29 to 13 to secure Region Four and earn a spot in the state A tournament in Sioux Falls March 21 22. Bryan leads Huron with 13 points while Dornberger Paces Miller’s effort despite the loss, as Redfield takes consolation honors and Gettysburg earns sportsmanship trophy.
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Huron High School
Miller
Redfield
Gettysburg
Huron
Sioux Falls
Dornberger
Collin
Bryan
Englebretsen
Jones
Miller Cagers
Uder
Detnberger
Alor
Tigers
Ayres
Walz
Demberger
Stensland
Ulrich
Jonés
Yankee Hospital List Grows Longer
In St Petersburg Florida on March 7 the casualty list among the New York Yankees grows alarmingly with four players injured in practice. Two catchers are hurt as Bubbles Hargrave blocks a Rhodes pitch and retires. Benny Bengough injures his left hand nail while taking over behind the plate. Herb Pennock, the left handed ace, injures his knee while stopping a pitch with a red butt and lipping badly.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Bubbles
Hargrave
Dusty Rhodes
Benny Bengough
Rhodes
Herb Pennoels
Eagles To Meet Waubay For Region One Title
Aberdeen faces Waubay tonight for the Region One class A basketball title after both won opening round games in Aberdeen. Aberdeen defeated Doland 26 to 7 while Waubay edged Pierpont 32. Humbracht starred for Waubay with 22 points and key inside shots as the team overcame Pierpont late.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Waubay
Doland
Pierpont SG
Pierpont
Humbracht
Grade Schoolers Finish Schedule in A and C Classes
Jefferson and Wilson clinched season titles in A and C divisions with four wins each. Washington 3-2 tied for second in A while Jeffersons led C. McKinley placed third in both loops, Lincolns just below at 1-3. Undefeated Wilson and Washington B squads collide tonight for another league crown. Redfield beat Gettysburg 28-23 in consolation as Bastian led with 14 points.
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Jefferson
Wilson
Washington
Jeffersons
McKinley Eagers
Lincolns
A's
Washington “C
Stars To Shine Next Week In Indoor Relay Carnival
About 800 athletes from universities, colleges, and high schools converge on Champaign Urbana March 15 for the Illini Indoor Relay Carnival. Notables include Barney Berlinger of Penn and runners from Ohio State, Michigan, Notre Dame, and Illinois with hopes of new records in dashes, distances, and pole vault. Prep powerhouses Washington High Cedar Rapids and Oak Park High Chicago are strong in the prep division.
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Champaign
Ill
Mar
Middle West
East
University of Minisummery
Illini
Simpsons
Berlingers
Martins
Warnes
Rockaways
Barney Berlinger
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Simpson
Ohio State
Tolan
Michigan
Elder
Notre Dame
Root
Chicago
Ware
Northwestern
Canby
Towa
McDermott
Illinois
Sim
Sentman
Rockaway
Hayden
Behr
Wisconsin
Weaver
Berlinger
Letts
Martin
Purdue
Clapham
Indiana
Geldworthy
Little
Towa State
University of Town
Wabash College
Harris Has Squad Of Stickers Again
Detroit’s 1930 baseball outlook centers on improved batting with manager Stanley Harris guiding a unified club. Bill Rogell returns as shortstop, supported by Marty McManus, Charley Gehringer, and Dale Alexander in a strengthened infield. The pitching corps shows promise with Whitehill, Uhle, Carroll, and Sorrell supplying veteran and youth balance while Dubac and Bresnahan develop new arms including Herring Hogsett Nelson Wyatt.
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Tampa
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Cobbs
Crawford
Detroit
Tigers
Stanley Raymond Harris
Chib
Bucky
Rogell
Marty McManus
Charley Gehringer
Dale Alexander
Tiger
Harris
Earl Whitehil
George Uhle
Owen Carroll
Vic Sorrell
Whitehill
Whie
Carroll
Sorrell
Jean Dubac
Roger Bresnahan
Mathewson
Arthur Herring
Oklahoma City
Elon Hogsett
Montreal
Morton Nelson
the Missions
Whitlow Wyatt
Evansville
Anderson and Wallace Fight on St Patrick's Day Card
Eddie Anderson of Chicago meets Billy Wallace of Cleveland on a St Patrick's Day card in North Omaha. Anderson previously gave Omaha’s Tommy Grogan a boxing lesson in Des Moines last Monday night while Wallace carries three straight decision wins over Nebraska inishmanc.
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Anderson
Wallace
St. Patrick’s Day
Omaha
St. Patrick's Day
Eddie Anderson
Chicago
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
North Omaha“athletic Club
Tommy Grogan
Des Moines
Nebraska
Inishmanc
Six Region Meets See Action Today
Regional tournaments begin across South Dakota with Huron and Aberdeen advancing toward finals. Key games feature Humbracht of Waubay scoring 22 as Aberdeen rolled over Doland while Madison battles Sioux Falls and Yankton moves to Missouri for Gregory region action. Regional sites include Milbank Mobridge Brookings Pierre Sioux Falls Kimball Scotland and Rapid City with B meets at several towns.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Yankton
Mobridge
Rapid City
Salem
Woonsocket
Brookings
Watertown
Sioux
Falls
Mar
South Dakota
Miller
Salon
Waubay
Humbracht
Fierpont
Doland
Mo~bridge
Gregory
Ravid City
Milbank
Pierre
Kimball
Scotland
Madison
Denter
Big Ten Trackmen Open Meet Tonight in Minnesota Field House
The Big Ten indoor carnival opens tonight at the University of Minnesota field house with top western conference track stars aimed at breaking records. Iowa defends the title as Purdue, led by Orval J. Martin holder of two records in the half mile and mile, challenges for the crown alongside Ohio State’s George Simpson and others.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Iowa
Purdue
J. Martin
George§. Simpson
Ohio State
Frank F. Canby
E. Hayden
Chicago
Ruth and Ruppert Confer On Salary Dispute
In St Peterburg Col Ruppert and his lawyer met Babe Ruth amid Yankees training camp talk. Speculation swirled over a one year $85,000 deal or paying Ruth $75,000 annually for 1930 and 1931, an increase of $5,000 over prior seasons.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Mar. T
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Jacob Ruppert
Ruth
Ruppert
Wisconsin tourney to bring large national event entries
Madison Wisconsin reports strong early inquiries and a record number of entries for the fifth annual national academy basketball track and swimming tournament set for March 20 to 22. The three day program features basketball indoor track and field and swimming with past entrants from Texas Tennessee and New York among the strongest names in the sport.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Texas
Tennessee
New York
Wisconsin
Herb Schwarze
Dick Rocksway
Phil Stiles
Bert Francisco
John Gold
Dick Cailendar
Joe Uiblein
Players Named For National Three-Cushion Championship
Six of eight players for the national amateur three-cushion championship to start March 17 at French Lick Springs Hotel, Indiana, have been named. Defending champ Max Shimon and five others include Luke Hubbell, Joseph Hall, John H. Toledano, Bernard Fritz, and Robert Harper. Two more selections will come from Eastern and New England districts as G Raymond Collins leads Eastern and New England eliminations.
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Chicago
Mar
French Lick Springs
French Lick
Ind
Max Shimon
Milwaukee
Luke Hubbell
Cleveland
Joseph Hall
San Francisco
John H. Toledano
New Orleans
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
Frankie Klick of San Francisco outpoints Ward Spa of St. Paul in San Francisco. Madison Dix of Bellingham outpoints Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo in Madison. Jack Britton of Chicago outpoints Al Schell of Boston in Hartford. Henry Lenard of Chicago knocks out Eddie O Dowd of Columbus in St Joseph.
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San Francisco
Frankie Klick
Ward Spa
St. Paul
Madison Dix Bellingham
Wash
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Hartford
Conn
Jack Sritton
Chicago
al Schell
Boston
ST. Joseph
Ienry Lenard
Eddie O'Dowd
Columbus
Cabana Signs To Meet Chicago Opponent In March Bout
Chicago March 7 Emory Cabana Philadelphia bantamweight has signed to fight Harry Dublinsky of Chicago in a ten rounder on March 14 Rene de Vos Belgian middleweight champion will oppose Clyde Chastain of Dallas in another scheduled bout in the program.
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Chicago
Emory Cabana
Philadelphia
Harry Dublinsky
Rene de Vos
Centenger
Clyde Chastain
Dallas
Texas
Colac Pile Pills Sold by Perriton’s and Brentwood firm
Hugo Miller of Abbotsford Wisconsin endorses Colac Pile Pills after long years of bleeding piles and severe pain. He claims rapid relief within six weeks and urges others to try the pills, which are said to relieve all signs of piles or offer a money back guarantee. Available at Perriton’s drug stores or by mail for 75 cents.
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Hugo Miller
Abbotsford
Wisconsin
Mr. Miller
Perriton's
Jeeds Chemical .Co
Brentwood, Marynd
Redmen Open Title Defense In Sixth Region Meet
Woonsocket March 7. Coach John Hogan leads the Redmen toward the class A regional title at Salem facing Salem in the first round. Salem’s roster includes Cheadle Merling Olsen Schellenkamp and Groves guiding newcomer Groves from Carleton College. Redmen stars Wyberg Vree Tand Moberg and Vreeland, though injured, are ready. Ball Roger and Broun also expected to start as defenders of the title.
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Woonsocket
Mar
John Hogan
Salem
Redmen
Hogan Men
McCools County
Cheadle
Merling
Olsen
Schellenkamp
South Dakota
Groves
Carleton College
Wren
Wyberg
Vree= Tand
Vreeland
Moberg
Ball Roge
Broun
Huron Bowlers 3rd In State Tourney
Watertown reports the Elka five span team won with 2840 in the state bowling tourney. The Lincolns of Watertown led early before slipping to second as Huron and Sioux Falls trailed. Doubles pair Olmetead and Wood of Watertown took second with 1143.
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Watertown
Mar
Elka
Fead
Elke
Lincolns
Huron
Forest
Sioux Falls
Olmetead and
Wood of
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