Wrestling and Basketball Clash in Huron This Week
Huron fans will see a doubleheader as Scalpers face Augustana in wrestling at American Legion hall and Boosters host Lake Preston Independents in basketball at Huron college gymnasium. Lake Preston girls meet Huron All-Stars as part of the program.
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Huron
Huron College
Huron Boosters
Augustana College
Sioux
South Dakota
Vikings
Sioux Falls
John Hinman
Scalger
Lake Preston Independents
Huron College Gyrennasium
Lake Preston Girls
Luke Preston
Wolsey
Welsey
Mare
Bansiers
Wolary
Lake Preston
Boosters
Kingsbury County Fram
Interest High In Junior Cage Loop
The junior high intra-mural basketball season gains momentum as teams like the Wolverines, Gorillas, Monkeys, Jackrabbits, Gophers, Bearcats, Hoot Owls, Coots, Jay Birds and Henlo vie for early standings. Leaders include Devick and Lloyd Vi with several teams posting early records as league play nears.
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Wolverines
Gorillas
John Bangerter
Burton Judson
Patreon
Devick
Las
Onoe-R
Lloyd Vi
Billy Busch
Gophers
Merchell Kittleson
Bearcats
Weydtram
Grant Posetz
Cerne O
Swarsity
Ameller
Goris — Oe
Monkes
Jarkrabbit Gophers
Bort Owls
Certs
Buzzarils
Jay Birds
Arn Hayks
Ravens
Nations to hold American Bowling Congress events
Detroit opens March with the leading pin toppers as teams from the United States and Canada converge for the tapis class event. About 160 bowlers will compete as the American Bowling Conserves stage begins, continuing through April.
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al Ae
America
Detroit
March
United States
Canada
Whic
Golf Industry Outlook Skews Positive Despite Low Mood Comment
New York golf writer ART KRENZ reports the golf season will rise with robust investment near 873 million dollars and about 200 thousand new players yearly. The piece describes ball production, core types, and a lengthy 18 step process, while noting price cuts on balls, tees, clubs, and equipment to keep costs down for players.
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Art Krenz
New York
John Q. Duffer
Bud
Hettd
Johnny Martin Beats Billy Light in 20 Round Bout
Johnny Martin of Larchwood weighing 151 defeated Dilly Light of St. Paul in a 20 round welterweight bout last night in Sioux Falls. Beany Minish substituted for Art Van Sickle and Byrd won by knockout in three. Hourbon knocked out in fifth, and O Day knocked out Fhal in six. Riley beat McGuire in four despite a tough go.
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Sioue Palls
March
Johnny Martin
Larchwood
Town
Dilly Light
St. Paul
Martin
Beany Minish
Aberdeen
Johnny Byrd
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Mickey O'Day
Groton
al Fhal
Jimmy Riley
Mickey McGuire
Omaha
Riley
Bout called off in Sioux City boxing match
Promoter Tate Monday canceled the March 11 bout between Tuffy ChifMthe and Louie Tack at Zack's request. The promoter announced the cancellation after concerns were raised, ending the planned event in Sioux City.
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Tom Brisbade
Tate
Tuffy ChifMthe
Louie Tack
Zack
Dakota Wesleyan Wins First Tilt In National A A U Cage Tourney
In Kansas City, West Texas Teachers College Canyon upset Kansas City Athletic Club 32 25. Henrys of Wichita beat Albert Cleaners Cedar Rapids 33 14. Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell defeated Buechel Junior Order 42 20. Diamond Oilers Tulsa edged Docs Gang 18 16. Oklahoma City Hopps won 22 21 over Investors Syndicate Minneapolis. First round results and forthcoming games listed.
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Kansas City
West Texas Teachers College
Canyon
Amateur Athletic Union
Kansas City Athletic Club
Tunnerlig
Fortenberry
Texas
Calvin
K.C. A. C. Cagers
Henry
Wichita
Witmer
Albert Cleamers
Cedar Rapids
Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
S. C
Buechel
Henrys
Brown Paper Mill
Monroe
Denver Piggly Wigstys
Oklahoma
Diamond Ofiera
Tulsi
Docs Gang
Taylorville
Ind
Paul Burks
KC. A
Oklahoma City Hopps
Minneapolis
Eaton
Hupp
Loose
March
Piggly Wigely
Denver
Dakela Wesleyan
Witsholt S&s
Buechet
Junior Order
Wichita Herys
Albert . Cleaners
Wes
Texas Teachers
Diamond Oilers
Tulsa
Doe's Gang
Indl
Hopps
Oklahoma City
Investors Syndicate
East Central Teachers
Ada
Okla
Schuessler Athletic Club
Chicag
Sugar Creeks
St. Louis
Central College
Pella
Falco Athletic Club
San Francisco
Midland College
Fremont
Boxing results reach across cities in brief scores
In last night’s boxing notes from several locales, Eddie Ran of Poland stopped Marty Goldman in New York, Billy Townsend of Vancouver decisioned Frankie Petrose in Fargo, Jack Kilbourne from Australia beat Barry Fuller in Chicago, Vince Dundee edged Billy Angelo in Philadelphia, King Tut of Minneapolis defeated Bucky Lawless in Milwaukee, Frank Battaglia stopped Sammy Slaughter in Winnipeg, Hymie Wiseman beat Wilbur Chevalier in Des Moines, and Johnny Martin of Larchwood outpointed Billy Light in Lucca Falls.
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Associated Press
New York
Eddie Ran
Poland
Marty Goldman
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
B. C
Frankie Petrose
Fargo
N. D
Chicago
Jack Kilbourne
Australia
Barry Fuller
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Billy Angelo
Leipersville
Milwaukee
King Tut
Minneapolis
Bucky Lawless
Pittsburgh
Frank Battaglia
Winnipeg
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Hymie Wiseman
Des Moines
Wilbur Chevalier
Cudahy
Wis
Liqux Falls
Johnny Martin
Larchwood
Billy Light
St. Paul
Purdue Is Hailed As Wonder Quint of 1932
Purdue closed its campaign with a 53 to 16 victory over Chicago for eleventh win in twelve games. Johnny Wooden set a new scoring mark with 154 points as the Boilermakers totaled 465 points and allowed 303. Minnesota moved into a second place tie with Northwestern, while Michigan beat Ohio State to stand third. Indiana, Iowa, and Wisconsin posted modest records, and Chicago finished last with one win and 11 losses.
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Chicago
Purdue
Boilermakers
Johnny Wooden
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Gophers
Wildcats
Michigan
Ohio State
Trinda
Indiana
Iowa
Kappa Alpha Thetas Triumph in Vermillion Cage Final
The Kappa Alpha Theta quintet won the inter city basketball tournament in Vermillion by defeating Beta Alpha 2 to 2 in the final. Players included Madeline Alexander Centerville Marion Quirk Highmare Rosemary Finker Vermillion Ruth Payne Vermillion Wanda Mc Laughlin Watertown for Theta and Dorothy Anderson Var mil ion Roberta Craig Tripp Frances Mandeville Storm Lake Ia Lorna Frasch Delmont Marion Mandeville Bearm Lake Ia Myrtle McLaughlin Langford for Beta Alpha.
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Kappa Alpha Thetas
Vermillion
March
Interior City
Kappa Alpha Theta
Beta Alpha
Madeline Alexander
Centerville
Marion Quirk
Highmare
Rosemary Finker
Blunt
Ruth Payne
Wanda McLaughlin
Watertown
Dorothy Anderson
Varmilion
Roberta Craig
Tripp
Frances Mandeville
Storm Lake
Lorna Frasch
Delmont
Marion Mandeville
Bearm Lake
Myrtle McLaughlin
Langford
Long Cycle Trip Planned In 35 Days From Duluth
William Issace Jr and Raymond Beycle plan a 3000 mile cycle trip in 35 days starting April, riding toward California and ending in Los Angeles. The schedule targets one sallee-n-iny daily average.
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Duluth
Minn
Beycle
William Issaceson
Raymond
Corornia
Huron Trundlers Lead In Two Events At Tourney
Huron Trundlers Took early lead in the first annual Central South Dakota bowling tournament. Mobridge Chevrolets set the five-man team mark of 2788 as teams from Huron, Webster, Watertown and Mobridge contested singles and doubles alongside team events. Travis and Boughner led Mobridge in doubles while Unke of Webster topped singles with 598 and Roy Daum led Hurons in singles with 643 as competition moved into the windup.
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Central South Dakota
Huron City
Fivesman
Mobridge Chevrolets
Huron
C. & N. W. Railroad
Moose Lodge
Cochrane
Webster
Fingles
Baum Brothers
Harry
Hurley
E. Sarkis
Russell
Watertown
Harry Baum
Sarkis-Russell
Spencer and
Berns
Travis
Boughner
Mobridge
Happy
Anke
Matson
Schafer
Ieaders
Uisum Ousis Unke Unke
Surelay
County Kegler
Roy Daum
Ele
Davidson
Beaver
Travia
Boughter
Spencer
Besver
Folfase
Vossberg
Rapid City And S. F. In Tourney Opener
Sioux Falls and Rapid City open the state high school basketball tournament in Sioux Falls with a 2 p.m. game. Several first-time title contenders include Mitchell, Brookings, Pierre, Doland and Glenham, while Yankton and Yankton seek a later session in the schedule.
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Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Mitchell
Brookings
Pierre
Doland
Glenham
Yanrklon
Lions Falls
Yankton
Eddie Ran Kaynes Goldman Upsets in New York Bout
Eddie Ran, a Polish welterweight, KOed Marty Goldman of New York in 45 seconds of the first round. Billy Townsend of Vancouver won a decision over Frankie Petrolle of Fargo after 14 hard rounds amid booing from the crowd. The bout featured trading punches with both men in trouble and no knockdowns.
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Eddie Ran
Kaynes Goldman
New York
Marty Goldman
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Frankie Petrolte
Fargo
N. D
Petrolle
Billy Petrolle
Townsend
Rookies draw interest with Indians in New Orleans
In New Orleans rooks attract attention from Cleveland Indians management led by Hoger Peckinpaugh. New addition Seymour Droubay from Utah works at shortstop with a cutter and solid throws. Roy Hudson of Michigan shows promise at first base in early lookovers.
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New Orleans
Cleveland, Indians
Seymour Droubay
University of Utah
Hoger Peckinpaugh
Droubly
Roy Hudson
University of Michigan
le Aet Jung
Steve Farrell recalled in college track coaches bulletin
Dartmouth coach William Heary Willman shares an Association of College Track Coaches of America bulletin recounting Steve Farrell’s circus era feats and racing days. The piece details Farrell’s horse race victory, injury from a Newfoundland dog ending racing, and his later coaching career across Maine Ohio Michigan and beyond.
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Heary Willman
Dartmouth
Asanciation
College Track Coaches of America
Steve Farrell
Steve
Michigan
Farrell
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Hippodrome
New York
Job Farreil
Rome
Bowery
Yeele
Maine
Ohio State
Athletics rely on slugging duo as spring clash with Cardinals unfolds
In Florida exhibition games the Athletics edge the world champion Cardinals in power and bat control. Hass leads A's with strong averages, Roettger shines at first, Coleman breaks in with 400. Card hitters like Collins top 462, Martin struggles to relax at the plate. Pitching shows promise with Crausse and Carleton, while Dizzy Dean’s spring debut disappoints. The two teams prepare for a final meeting on March 16 at Bradenton.
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Alan Gould
Fort Myers
Fla
Marsa
iPi
Athletics
Cardinals
Caame Wiser
Mackwoud
Hive Lorses
Mackmen
George
Mule) Hass
A’s
Oscar Roettger
St. Paul
Sas
Jimmie Foxx Cavorts
Ed Coleman
Portland
Ore
Toya
Jim Collins
Rsi
Pepper Martin
Martin
Rin
Chubs
Lew Crausse
A's
James
Tex) Carleton
Dizzy Dean
Philadelphia
Bradenton
Giants Hope On Critz Health For 1931 Pennant Run
Los Angeles March 8 44 Upon Hughie Critz dependent fate rests the New York Giants title chances for 1931 Critics health controls McGraws pitching and infield strength with Critz back at second base and Ott batting in top form. Veteran hurlers Fitzsimmons Fubelhall Mitchell Walker Mooney anchor the rotation as youth remains on the bench.
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Los Angeles
Hughie Crits
Yok Giants
Crof
Mississippi
John McGraw
McGraw
Melvin Ott
Ethan Allen
Pred Leach
Fallis
W. Giants
Leonard Keenzcke
Indianapolis
TMy+ Graw
Fred Fitzsimmons
Carl Fubhell
Clarence Mitchell
William Walker
Jim Mooney
Adolfo Lugus
Aresing
Brow
Lake Preston Inter-Class Basketball Tournament Summary
Lake Preston High School hosted an inter class basketball tournament last week. The seniors won the title by defeating the freshmen 38 to 19 in the finals. Prelims saw the seniors beat the sophomores 30 to 13 while the freshmen defeated the juniors 35 to 8. An exhibition opened the tournament with the trophy team losing to the freshmen 52 to 27. With graduation, four senior regulars will leave the team.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Leke Preston
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Princeton
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