Huron and Miller to Battle in Region Four Final
Huron and Miller high schools, longtime Region Four powers, advance to the Pierre gym for the regional final with Huron defending state honors and Miller aiming for an upset. Miller beat Pierre 30 11 while Huron edged Redfield 23 24 as Englebretsen led the Tigers and Stensland led Miller with 21 points.
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Bill Plummer
Huronite
Pierre
Mar
Huran
Miller
Pierre High School Fymnasium
Huron
Redfield
Tigers
Tiger
Coffey
Corch Wood
Stensland
Bohning
Pfotenhauer
Pierreguard
Bud Aldrich
Englebretsen
Phossetts
Roberts
van Wall
V Wold
Bois
Furre
Gooweners
Yenouth
Ruysilers
Barker
Intre
Mljo
Green Piers
J. Aldrich
Rastlers
Hud Aldrich
Cursemtan of Tong
See Close Fight In Eastern Track Meet
The Intercollegiate A A A A track and field championships bring 300 athletes from 24 colleges to the 12nd Engineers armory for a tight team battle after Penn tied with Bates for the previous title. A featured half mile pits Russell H. Chapman of Bates against Lloyd Eld for the distance record as Phil Edwards and others enter the fast-paced races.
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New York
Mar
Engineers
Penn
Russell H. Chapman
Bates
Phil Edwards
Big Ten Basketball Nears Close Tonight
Chicago March 7 Four Western conference basketball games are on the schedule with several for first division spots. Purdue hosts Iowa with a win likely lifting Purdue to second place. Michigan can clinch a tie for second with Indiana defeated and Minnesota idle. Chicago hosts Ohio State in the other game, both teams fighting for seventh place.
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Chicago
Purdue
Iowa
Michigan
Indiana
Minnesota
Ohio State
Ted
Florida coast golf meet finals see Hadfield Orcutt advance
Frances Hadfield of Milwaukee a state champion and Maureen Orcutt of Binglewood New Jersey reached the finals in the Florida coast golf tournament as regular play determined the last round. Hadfield defeated Mrs Stervitt yesterday while Orcutt eliminated Mrs Hanley of Detroit in the semi final stage. The English contingent led by Dier Fistwick British champion has fared poorly in the winter meets in Florida and the semi final round continues.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Frances Hadfield
Milwaukee
Maureen Orcutt
Binglewood
N. J
Miss Hadfield
Stervitt
Miss Orcutt
Stewart Hanley
Detroit
Didier
Fistwick
Florita
Bucks Parkston First To Qualify For State Tourney
Yankton and Parkston earned spots in the Mitchell state high school tournament by regional wins. Bucks from Yankton defeated Platte then beat Winner 39 to 4 to seal their place, while Parkston beat Montrose 26 to 24 after a half-time margin. Lofty Humbracht led Waubay past Aberdeen 24 to 15 in Region 1, and Pierpont beat Poland 40 to 28 in round one.
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Mar
Yankton
Parkston
Mitchell
Scompeli
Tina
Bucks
Platte
Lofty
Humbracht
Wau- Bay
Aberdeen
Rept
Doland
Rapid City
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Miller
Mobridge
Ipswich
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Wakpala
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Watertown
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Sioux Falls
Centerville
Lennox
Medisart
Aberdeen High
Waubay
Green Dragon
Wauboy
Woonsocket
Montrose
Wheeler Brothers
Pretz
Mogek
Welsington Springers
New Underwood
Kennebec
Kurtti
Morasovich
Witking
Cable
Kyo
Tuffy Griffiths Wins Clash With King Levinsky In Chicago
Sioux City heavyweight Tuffy Griffiths defeats King Levinsky by ten round decision before 15,066 at Chicago Stadium. Levinsky, dangerous with the right, was outpointed despite a strong effort. The gross receipts reached 53,464.41 before taxes. Griffiths received 25,000 under a prior split. Also, Battling Bozo defeated Low Scozza in the semi main, showcasing unorthodox style.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Gerald Ambrose Tuffy
Griffiths
Sioux City
King Levinsky
Levinsky
Battling Bozo
Birmingham
Ala
Low Scozzx
Buffalo
Bozo
Scoza
Scozza
Boro
Regional Tourney Basketball Results
Regional tournament scores feature Nog 1 Ab Aberdeen 29 Waubay 34 Doland 40 Pierpont 28 No 4 At Pierre Miller 30 Pierre A1 Byron 33 Redfield 2 No 6 At Woonsocket Lines Parkston 26 Montrose 24 Consolation Chamberlain 23 Wessington Springs 1% No 7 At Yankton Final Yankton 39 Winner 4 Consolation Dallas 9 Platte No At Rapid City Lead 33 New Underwood 12 Rapid City 34 Kennehes 10
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Aberdeen
Waubay
Doland
Pierpont
Pierre Miller
Pierre
Byron
Redfield
Woonsocket Lines
Parkston
Montrose
Chamberlain
Wessington Springs
Yankton
Dallas
Platte
Rapid City
New Underwood
Kennehes
Tilden Faces Kozeluh In Ninth Match Today
William Y. Tilden of UW meets Karel Kozeluh of Czechoslovakia in their ninth professional clash in Los Angeles on March 7. Tilden, undefeated in prior meetings, plans to tour Hollywood for film work after the match. previous appearance here was as an amateur.
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Tilden
Kozeluh
Los Angeles
Mar
William Y. Tilden
Karel Kozeluh
Hero Today
Hollywood
Hornsby Aims for Cubs’ Hardest Hitting Nine Yet
Rogers Hornsby predicts the Chicago Cubs will possess the league’s most potent hitting lineup in 1931 with a strengthened infield and promising rookie Woody English. He notes improved performance from Hartnett’s understudy and a veteran outfield trio expected to raise team batting.
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Chicago Cubs
Paul Zimmerman
Avalon
Santa Catalina
Land
Cal
Rogers Hornsby
Lewis Robert Wilson
Saowirt Sa Hack
Irid
Cubs
Rogers
Clarence
Footsy) Blair
Lester Bell
Clyde Beck
Bell
Elwood English
Woody
Chicago
Jack
Wilson
Riggs Stephenson
Kiki Cuyler
Bob Grace
Gabby Hartnett
Incomplete City Matchups From Today’s Games
Readable fragments show multiple listed games including Dallas Texas and New York routes, St Petersburg Florida, New Orleans Cleveland, Miami Philadelphia versus St Louis, Houston Chicago, and Los Angeles Chicago. Unclear team names and venues hinder full summary.
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Dallas
Texas
New York
St. Petersburg
Boxing Roundup From Cities Highlights World Title Action
Fights last night across Chicago Detroit Poston Hartford San Francisco Worcester Omaha featured points decisions and knockouts. Notable results include Sammy Fuller beating Tony Canzoneri non title in Boston and Rosy Rosales edging Tiger Jack Payne in Omaha.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Jaws
King Levinsky
Battling Bozo
Birmingham
Ala
Lou Scozza
Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit
Charles Retzlaff
Beret
Minn
Tom Heeney
Johnny Jadick
Philadelphia
Ray Collins
Eric
Poston
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Tony Canzoneri
Hartford
Conn
Bat Squaitalino
Young Zazavino
Marion
N. F
Jackie Pilkington
New York
Cecil Payne
Louisville
San Francisco
Joe Guck
Brooklyn
Teddy Palacios
Los Angeles
Worcester
Mass
Low Brouillard
Joe Gans
California
Omaha
Rosy Rosales
Cleveland
Tiger Jack Payne
Contenders Set For Western Conference Indoor Track Title
Michigan Illinois and Ohio State emerge as front runners for the 1931 Western Conference indoor track crown at the Wisconsin field house. Michigan qualified three in sprint and distance events, while Wisconsin suffers a setback with Bill Henke injury. Ohio State, Indiana, Chicago and others add hopefuls as finals approach.
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Wis
Michigan
Ilinois
Ohio State
University of Wisconsin
Wolverines
Angther
Wisconsin
Bill Henke
Henke
Badgers
Bill Bloor
Jack Keller
Rupert Beetham
Tincis
Lee Senman
Hurdies
Thorapoon
Woolsey
Witte
Captain Cave
Eddie Tolan
Jack Campbell
Smythe
Almon Wolfe
Bience
Ed Russell
Indiana
Brockaiuth
Bates
Hatfield
Dale
Letts
Chicago
Eight Mitt Artists Set for Four-Bout Huron Card
A four bout boxing program headlines Huron’s March card on Monday night with eight local fighters in final workouts. Lyman Cotton faces Dick Demeroy of Aberdeen in the ten round main event, while Sorrel Seaman meets Bad Boy Knight in the eight round semi. Heavyweights open the card with Cecil Jones and Eling Timber, followed by Petersen versus Billy Munson in a four round opener.
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Lyman
Kid Cotton
Dick Demeroy
Aberdeen
Demeroy
Elf
Demerov
Toppen
North Dakotas
Cotton
Huron College
Jerry Wilson
Watertown
Sorrel
Seaman
Knight
RN. Munson
Wraulers
Cecil Jones
Wessington
Eling Timbler
Dodge City
Kay
Ole Petersen
Billy
Munson
Knaub and Peppin Battle to Draw in Williston Bout
In Williston, Knaub and Peppin fought ten rounds to a draw at Bh Billings Mont. Peppin held a points edge until Knaub landed telling blows to negate the margin. Don Foster of Minot knocked out Larry Kavanaugh of Glendive in the fifth round. Kavanagh, a substitute, appeared in poor condition.
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Peppin
Williston
Billings
Mont
Winnipes
Don Foster
Minot
Larry Kavanaugh
Glendive
Kavanagh
Retzlaff Knocks Out Tom Heeney in Detroit Heavyweight Fight
Detriot crowds witness Duluth contender Retzlaff score a clean knockout over New Zealand heavyweight Tom Heeney at Olympic Arena. Retzlaff, 193 pounds to Heeney's 207, outboxed and outfought in most rounds, delivering a seventh round KO after two knockdowns. Referee Day stopped the bout as Heeney could not rise. Attendance about 18,000. paid 15,406. Heaving, Giants pitcher, seen earlier, may not repeat the windup mistake after intensive coaching.
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Mar
Charlie Ketelass
Duluth
Minn
Tom Heeney
Heer
Olympic Arena
Tom
Heeney
Alay
Dey
Day
Retzlaff
Old Tom
Retzleff
Heeves
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