Prep basketball tours split among three tournaments
East Dakota basketball fans have three options this weekend with Class B finals at Brookings and the state parochial championship at Mitchell. Class A sectional meetings begin today at Aberdeen Mitchell Sioux Falls and Rapid City to decide four finalists. Broadcast info lists KPDY at Brookings for all Class B games.
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Creighton Ends Year On Upbeat
Creighton closed the season with a 60 52 win over Kansas at home. Senior trio Kelley Roach and Kittleson provided key scoring as Creighton finished 11 7 for the year and 8 4 in the Missouri Valley Conference, placing second behind Oklahoma A and M.
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Opening Game To Test Deadwood's Hopes For Second State B Title
Deadwood bears begin defense of the Class B state tournament at the Brookings college armory. The opener pits Deadwood against Flandreau Flyers as teams arrive for the five day event with consolation rounds and semifinals later.
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Bob Coffey
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State College
State College Armory
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Gregory
Cheyenne
Shawld
Frank Kerner
Deadwood Quint
KFDY
Jack Tower
National intercollegiate tourney enters 19 teams
Kansas City march seven. Nineteen colleges from 15 states have been certified for the national intercollegiate basketball tournament which opens Monday and runs through the week. Emil Liston Baker University athletic director and manager says a full bracket of 32 teams will be certified for the third annual tourney. Teams certified include Northern State Teachers Aberdeen Oak Wisconsin State Normal Superior Ripon Wis college and Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers Durant Oxla.
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Liston
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Ripon
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No Favorites In Northeast Meet
South Dakota Class A high school basketball regional finals begin as Aberdeen and Mitchell host region tournaments today while Sioux Falls and Rapid City stage theirs Friday. The feature matchups include Flandreau against Brookings and Aberdeen facing Watertown, with the four teams vying to reach the state tournament in Buewell on March 16.
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Brookings
Watertown
Flandreau Quint
Indiana Matmen Defend Big Ten Title at Purdue Meet
Indiana University will defend its Big Ten wrestling championship in the annual conference meet at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana tomorrow and Saturday. Michigan Illinois and Minnesota wrestlers are expected to pose the stiffest challenge to the Hoosiers as they battle for the conference crown.
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30000 To Bowl In ABC Tourney 6 073 Teams Entered In Annual Event
Detroit reports the American Bowling Congress sixty third annual tournament opens at the fair grounds coliseum with 6 073 team entries from 729 cities and a total 36 000 bowlers scheduled to compete by May 7. Secretary Elmer Baumarten calls it our greatest tournament and notes record breaking entries and events.
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United States
Hawaii
Elmer H. Baumearten
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Chicago
One South Dakota Boy on Gage Team Defending Class A
Flandeau Indian vocational high school enters sectional playoffs with a diverse lineup. Coach Sydney Beanindira lists starters Lea Spatled Eagle Paul Kipp and others from Montana Wisconsin North Dakota Nebraska and South Dakota. Despite a 9 of 20 season, Henne says the squad will fight for the title.
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Track Records Threatened By Flying Finn MacPhail
New York report notes Finn MacPhail’s speed threatens track records with a three mile effort on slow Francisco track and mentions Larry MacPhail’s secret practice plan for the Dodgers. Also cited are boxing bets and a jockey trainer warning of misused daily double winnings at Tropical Park.
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C. M. Gibbs
Baltimore Sun
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Jack Peipsey
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Jack
H. J. Clergenis
Jengui
Sabulus
Myrna Lee
Chicagoans Sweep Three Mitt Titles in Golden Gloves Show
Chicago and New York finals produced a wave of thrills as boxers clinched titles. Joe Maxin of Cleveland captured middleweight honors while Ray Robinson dominated light weight with eight early knockouts. Notable winners include Cornelius Young in heavyweight, James Richie in light heavyweight, Tony Ancona and Savior Canadeo in welterweight and 126 pound divisions, with Dade Menchacha and Lewis among other winners from Chicago and nearby regions.
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Detroit
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Favorites Win Opening Matches in Florida Golf Tourney
In St Augustine on March 7 Frances Owen of Jacksonville challenged Patty Berg of Minneapolis in round two of the Florida east coast women's golf event. Betty Jameson of San Antonio defeated Mrs M C Lyon 6 and 5, and Miss Hicks beat Elizabeth Wing 2 and 1. Owen survived a 20-hole duel to reach a shot at Berg.
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NCAA Cage Tourney Slated For Mar 30
Harold G. Olsen of Ohio State University announces the NCAA second annual basketball tournament to be held in Kansas City March 30. Division eliminations occur March 22 and 23 in Kansas City and Indianapolis. Oregon won last year’s championship by defeating Ohio State.
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Oregon
Rabbits and Bison Split North Central Title Race
South Dakota State College shares the north central conference basketball title with North Dakota University after NDU beat North Dakota State 49 to 29. The four-game series stands two wins apiece, forcing a split in the 1940 championship. Final standings reflect SDS and NDS as co-leaders, with SDS the only other conference winner against the Fargo team.
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Cleveland Pilot Praises Young Bob Feller's Rise
Gayle Talbot reports from Fort Myers that Roy Feller, a rising pitching star, is developing rapidly under the Cleveland manager. The pilot praises Feller's fastball and curve, cites last season’s 24 wins with 0 losses, and notes his improving control. If he continues, Feller could become the greatest pitcher seen.
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Detroit
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Walter Johnson
Strong Teams In Every Section
Bill White surveys top college and regional basketball squads across the nation. He notes Rhode Island State, East Orange, Western Kentucky, Canyon Texas, Central Washington, and others as standout programs, with Wooster and Maryville posting long winning runs and Bradley of Peoria contending for the Illinois Conference title.
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Tex
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Texas State of Canyery
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Ghreat
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Slare
Missouri Valley
Kansas Wesleyan
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Peoria
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