Gettysburg scare braces Pierre for regional tourney
Pierre high school guards and Coach Marschalk hail the Gettysburg upset as best possible prep for Region 4 play. Pierre, 21 straight wins, edged Gettysburg 27 to 23 after trailing 23 38 with four minutes left, then rest, tapering off, and focus on a 1934 squad featuring seniors Aldrich Theim Robinson Barnes Thoreson and juniors Pietenhauer Johnson Hosman. Regional bracket includes Pierre, Highmore Faulkton and HuRon with schedule set at Pierre High School gym.
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Pierre
Mar
Paul Marsenalk
Pierre High School
Gettsburg
Marschalk
Gettysburg
Marshall
John Aldrich
Bill Theim
Jesse Robinson
Lynn Barnes
Bob Thoreson
Albert Pietenhauer
Leland Johnson
Fritz Hosman
Central South Dakota
Huron
Highmore
Faulkton
Faukton
Tourney Sehattute
Mighmere
St Lawrence Has Good Cage Year
St. Lawrence finished 14 wins and 6 losses in twenty games, finishing as district runners-up. The team averaged 25 points per game to opponents 17, beating most district foes except Highmore in the final, with Miller twice defeated in pre-tournament play and three veterans F Abbott R Shepherd L Melcher set to graduate.
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ST. Lawrence
Mar
Highmore
Miller
Is. AU
Shephard
F. Abbott
R. Shepherd
L. Melcher
Abbott
A. Abbott
J. Abbott
Thirst Five
Hill Faces Pyman in Bedesh Women's Golf Semi Final
Opal S. Hill of Kansas City advances to the semi final of the Bedesh Women's Golf Championship at Belleair Florida after a 19 hole win over Wall of Oshkosh. Bea Pyman of England defeats Mrs Stewart Hanley of Detroit 2 and 1 to reach the same bracket. Diana Fishwick and Heblees Gersham also progress with narrow margins in the other pairing.
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Hill
Olv Ty
Belleair
Fla
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
America
Bedesh
Bea Pyman
England
Diana Fishwick
Heblees Gersham
Doland Faces Tough Regional Title Defense This Weekend
Doland Wheelers prepare to defend Region One basketball title with a 23 and 2 record, 731 points for and 292 against. Coach Art Brooks relies on a rangy five-man scoring unit led by captains Lovelace, Eli Parden, and Johnson, with James and E Parchen as key scorers.
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Boland
Mar
Doland Wheelers
Wheelers
Three Wheelers
Art Brooks
Guards
K.parthen
Cerser
District Mitt Champs Chosen in Sioux Falls Boxing Tourney
Seven district champions were chosen for a three day amateur boxing tournament ending last night. Robert Lynn of Sioux Falls won the featherweight title by KO over Vernon Johnson. Albert Sena and Howard Ryan won by forfeit in lightweight and heavyweight divisions respectively. Other winners included Oxar Manson Humboldt featherweight Darrold Hawkey Sioux Falls middleweight Maurice Rost Sioux Falls light heavyweight Oliver May Sioux Falls welterweight and Herbert Hawkey Sioux Falls. The victors advance to the regional tournament in early April.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Smateur
Alse Sockout
Robert Lynn
Vernon Johnson
Albert Sena
Glen Everts
Howard Ryan
Leonard Palmer
Stone Falls
Palmer
Ed Bertling
Bridgewater
Oxar Manson
Humboldt
Elton Bayer
Darrold Hawkey
Harry May
Maurice Rost
Arthur Anderson
Oliver May
Herbert Hawkey
Sione Falls
Lester Ketner
Carl Hawkins
Lake Preston Basketball Team Entertained at Dinner
Supt and Mrs A A Coulson hosted Lake Preston high school basketball boys and coach J T Rider at a Tuesday dinner. The group received a belated consolation trophy a silver loving cup for winning the Kingsbury county tournament consolation. The Rock furnished entertainment for the evening. Londos wins again in New York as he defeated Gina Garbaldi last night.
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Lake Preston
Ang
A. A. Coulson
Lake Preston High School
J. T. Rider
Kingsbury
Rock
Londos
New York
Mar
im_ Londos
Greece
Gina Garbaldi
Italy
Night club opens in Munich run by Mann’s daughter
Erica Mann, daughter of the Webel literature prize winner Fhoras Mann, debuts a chic Munich night spot the Pepper Pot Pfeffermuehle. Known for wit and arts, she hosts events and writes on politics, with two children’s books and a past marriage to Berlin director Gustav Gruendgena.
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Munich
Germany
Erica Mann
Fhoras Mann
Brunet
Wrallstat
Pfeffermuehle
Fraedein Mann
Europe
Abe
Gustav Gruendgena
Berlin
British Net Squad May Invade America
A four member British tennis team led by Fréderick Perry plans a U S tour next summer to compete in major tournaments including the national championships. E R Avery, a team member visiting Bermuda after indoor matches, disclosed preliminary plans. The fourth player R K Tinkler will stay until Saturday.
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America
New York
Mer
Fréderick Perry
United States
E.R. Avery
Bermuda
Britain
KG Es Oe
G. N. Cooper
R. Kz.Tinkler
Fights Last Night In St Louis And New York
Boxing results show Allen Matthews of St Louis knocking out Jack McVey of New York while Joe Huff of St Louis stopped Jack Kialone of Indianapolis. Benny’s base in Philadelphia fights produced mixed outcomes as Rosy Baker was named referee.
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St.lowis
Benny’ Base
Philadelphis
Joe Gineals
St. Louis
Allen Matthews
Jack McVey
New York
Joe Huff
St.Louis
Jack Kialone
Indianapolis
Chick
Rosy Baker
No Change Made In Squad Krumm Gives His Views
Iroquois protest at the District 14 championship stirred uncertainty about Huron high school’s region four bid at Pierre. Coach Coffey kept practice tight as the Tigers prepared to play Pierre Saturday at 2 pm, with a lineup including McGinty, Arthur, Varsaall, Kittleson, Englebretsen, Hornbeck, Devicks, Hareld Pugsley, and Judson. Krumm’s letter to the Huronite defended officials, clarified the protest, and stated Iroquois bears no hard feelings, insisting the issue is officially closed.
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Huron High School
Pierre
Frank Coffey
Coffey
Seme
Huron
Tigers
Eugene McGinty
Arthur
Collin Varsaall Kittleson
Roy Englebretsen
Robert Hornbeck
Alvin Devicks
Hareld Pugsley
Batram
Judson
Pierrer
Fierre High School
Krumm
Levin Keymmn
Requins
Krum
Supt
Pisin
Iroquois
Furon
Kerurm
Tam
Salzbi
Marshall Kinnison
Art Collin
Kittleson
O'Leary
Big Huron
Collin
Plimmer
Reuter
Coffey Testifies on Foul Book Tampering After Huron Loss
The testimony describes discrepancies in the foul count for four players during the first half and changes noted at halftime. Officials speculate on tampering or a clerical error and decide not to replay the game. The Iroquois committee accepts the ruling, expressing no personal grievance and hoping the Tigers win the regional title.
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Coffey
Hornbeck
Callin
Kittlrson
Nenetral
Huron High School
Phunmer
Mittleson
Kittleson
Collin
Reutist
Coby
Kittle
Iroquois
Huron Hight School
Tigers
Bonilla and Cavour Vie For Beadle Conference Title Tie
Bonilla and Cavour meet Friday night in Bonilla to decide the Beadle County conference basketball championship after finishing the season with identical records. The play off location favors Bonilla, as both teams have each lost two games. Hitchcock beat both league leaders in the season series.
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Cavour-Bonilla
Coons
Bonilla la
Bonilla
Cavour
Hitchcock
Finals Tonight In Bradley Tournament
South Shore faces Garden City for the Bradley in dependent basketball tournament title after yesterday’s semifinals. Willow Lake beat Bradley 43 2 and Garden City defeated Bradley 40 24 to reach the final, set for 9 tonight. In Minneapolis the Minnesota boxing championships decide eight titles with Bernard Wittels and Dele Shepard among the featherweight contenders.
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S. D. Mar
South Shore
Garden City
Willow Lake
Willow,Lake
Bradley At & P
Minneapolis
Mar
Dal 1
Minnesota
Chamnionship
Bernard Wittels
Dele Shepard
Mitchell, D
Hila
Baseball Gossip From Spring Training Across Several Camps
Report from St Petersburg notes Bill Urbanski may attend Braves camp to watch Dick Gyselman at short. Hack Wilson and Joe Stripp holdout status with Dodgers. Pirates in Paso Robles prep for Coast series. Cubs in Avalon seek pitching. Babe Ruth draws crowd in St Petersburg. Reds and Senators offer hopeful outlooks in Tampa Biloxi and elsewhere with managers praising pitching and infield potential.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bill Urbanski
Braves
Dick Gyselman
B McKechnie
Urbanski
Gyselman
Golden Gate
Miaby, Fla
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Training Carp
Joseph A. Gilleaudeau
Hack
Gilleandeat
Wilson
Joe Stripp
Paso Robles
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
The
Seals
George Gibson
Two College Fives Remain In Running At A A U Tourney
In Kansas City the AAU national basketball title race narrowed to four teams as Phillips University Enid Okl eliminated Kansas City Life 24 21 and West Texas Tesch er ousted Central Missouri Teachers. Tulsa Oilers beat Johnson Floors 40 15 to face Phillips next while Pasadena Majors beat Rockhurst 26 20. Southern Kansas Stage Lines upset Schwessler Athletic 32 16 with Hutchinson Renog routing Durant Teachers 41 28. Durant beat Dakota Wesleyan 59 40 Tuesday.
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Kansas City
Mar
Phillips University of Enid
Ohls
Kansas City Life
West Texas
Tescherg
Central Missouri
Phillips
Tulsa Oilers
Missouri Valley A. U
Johnson Floors
Los Angeles
Texans
Wichita
Henrys
Pasadena
Calif
Rockhurst College of Kansas City
Southern Kansas
Schwessler Athletic Club
Chicago
Hooper and Speaker back in the game this year
Hooper and Speaker, two thirds of the famed outfield trio with Duffy Lewis, return as Tris Bow Blues and Hooper eyes a managerial post with the Santa Cruz California State League. Also notes Babe Ruth feats, Corbett family boxers, and Cardinals lineup worries for 1933 with Medwick joining infield/outfield rumors.
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Speaker
Duffy Lewis
Tris
Blues
Kansas City Blues
Santa Cruz
California
North Central Teams Enter Dakota Relays Relays
North Central conference members will enter open class relay teams at the Dakota Relays on May 5. They report inability to continue North Central class events with full entries, adopting rules closer to the Drake relay classic for the carnival.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Cathedral High Stuns Sioux Falls Opponent in Big Win
Cathedral High School delivered a decisive victory last night, avenging an earlier loss to Sioux Falls. Dane’s cagers dominated the game at Bowls Pall, turning the score in their favor and signaling a standout triumph for the academy.
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Cathedral
Satchell
Mar
Aio Hece
Dane Cagers
Cathedral High School
Sioux ‘Falls
Bene
Academy
Bows Pall
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