Tigers Face Warriors In Key ESC Title Showdown
Huron preps for a pivotal ESC clash with Sioux Falls and Yankton tied for top in Dickinson ratings. Tigers aim to beat the Warriors to claim the crown, with Kaminsky promoted to center and Ebert Vanderhart and Huddleston anchoring a reshuffled lineup.
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Huron
Yankton
Sioux Falls Woodmen
Kaminsky
Bengals
Ray Kaminsky
Canter
Dentit
Kamins
Tigers
Ebert
Vandy
Huddleston
Shiner
Hitchcock
Bud Ebert
Bob Vanderhart
Marold Huddleston
Hurot
Blue Jays
Vonderhart
Franklin Love
Harding Sanders
Entowhey
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Brookings Preps State B Tourney Sidelines Event
Brookings chambers organize a dated lunch take-fest for visiting coaches and school officials during the state B basketball tournament. Officials in charge include Jack Johnson and Al Bierke with housing arrangements by Bob Coffey. Public address will be by RB Vesey and play-by-play by Ralph Mernaugh.
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Brookings
Robert Riddell
State College
Ralph Mernaugh
Letcher
RB. B. Vesey
T. C
State
Michigan Favored To Sweep Big Ten Indoor Meet Again
Michigan enters the Western Conference indoor meet in Chicago as the odds on favorite to win a sixth straight title. Wisconsin is expected to challenge, with potential gains from Ohio State disruptions affecting scoring. Key Wolverines Bill Watson and Ralph Schwarzkopf may be limited by health, shifting points among contenders.
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Michigan
Chicago
Mar
Wisconsin
Badgers
Wolverine
Wolverines
Ohio State
Bill Watson
Ralph Schwarzkopf
Mexican favored to win world three cushion title
English speaking Joe Charmace, though hard to understand, is odds-on favorite in the world three cushion billiard championship. The 38 year old Mexican has won 191 of his first 225 matches with 34 to go, and only five players have beaten him, led by Jay Bozeman who is his main challenger.
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Warriors
Bucks
Warrilrs
Dickengon
Dickinson
Watertown
W. L. Pet
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Waterta
BIS Mitchell
Huron
Madison - A
Aberdeen
Viglar
Rames
Seitsy
Tigers
Golden Eagles
Huron Preps
Fale
Cuach Deklotz
Hitchcock Blue Jays
Region Four
Brookings
V'The Boys Hive
York
Joe Charmace
Évan
Jay Bozeman
Chicago
Johnny Layton
New York
Charles McCourt
Cleveland
Frank Scoville
Buffalo
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Bozeman
Guldahl And Snead Win Four-Ball Tourney
Ralph Guldahl and Sam Snead captured the five thousand dollar International Four-Ball Championship in Coral Gables Florida with a 7 and 6 victory over Horton Smith and Paul Bunyan. The win fuels Guldahl’s bid for a third straight national Open title as he works to sharpen his game ahead of the June Open in Philadelphia.
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Guldahl
Snead
Coral Gables
Fla. Mar
Ralph Guldahl
Sam Snead
Horton Smith
Paul
Bunyan
Indelphia
Be There Early Says Joe Louis in California Fight
Victorville California dispatch reports heavyweight champion Joe Louis 210 pounds of energy and caution as he confirms plans for the April 1 bout in Los Angeles with Jack Roper. Louis dismisses talk of carrying rounds to stretch the match and plans a quick finish after a ten day stay at a Pasadena ranch. He rates Max Baer as the toughest challenger and predicts Baer will beat Lou Nova, whom he says lacks boxing speed and power.
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Joe
Los Angeles
Jack Per
Roper
Pasadena
Louis
Max Baer
Baer
Lou Nova
Northern State Wolves Accepted For N I C Tourney
Northern State Teachers College basketball earns an invitation to the National Intercollegiate tournament in Kansas City next week after a 3 wins in four starts and a win over Dakota Wesleyan, league champion, prompting Athletic Director W L Carberry to relay the manager Liston's message that Northern has qualified and drawings will be announced Thursday.
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Abbedeea
Mat
Northern State Teachers College
Kansas City
W. L. Carberry
Carberry
EB. F. Liston
Northern
Dakota’ Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Canova Names 1998-99 Honors Captain Max Duxbury
Canova High School announces Max Duxbury as honors captain for the 1998-99 basketball season. Eight players receive letters including Duxbury and seniors Knowles Trippier Roland Erikson Adolph Zulk Ralph Omanson and juniors Delbert Loudenburg Ervin Zul baroy Koepsell.
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Canova Prep
Canova
Max Duxbury
Max
Knowles Trippier
Delbert Loudenburg
Ervin Zul
Baroy Koepsell
Roland Erikson
Adolph Zulk
Ralph Omanson
Pitt News Editorial Blames Administration for Coach Sutherland Resignation
The Pitt News cites blundering administration as cause for John Bain Sutherland's resignation as Pitt football coach. Amid campus rumors, students planned at least a one day strike in protest. Some students wore armbands reading Jock as morning closures occurred.
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Mar
Pitt News
University of Pittsburgh
John Bain Sutherland
Sutherland
Pitt
Golden Panthers
Armbenda
Honored Players Are Senior Captains Of State College Team
Brookings marching notes honor two seniors Mack Jones Miller and Roy Williams as honorary captains for the 1938-39 State College Rabbits basketball season. Williams led scoring with 144 of 716 points. Jones praised as inspirational leader with three varsity years. Regulars for next year listed. several players named with points tallies. Freshman award winners announced. composite box score of season records included.
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Brookings
Mar
Mack Jones
Miller
Roy Williams
Witten
Jones
Williams
State
Spearfish Normal
Revisa
Winford Laur Gregory
Wendell Andrews
Sunny Jin Fergen
Farkston
Bob Oddy
Woonsocket
Digo
Stuart Holdhusen
Ipswich
Loren
Fergen
Thaddeus Boyle
Huron
John Billington
Wiliams
Thornton
T Jones
Engier
Peterson
St Louis Cardinals Hope to Reignite Spirit at Spring Camp
At Waterfront Park in St Petersburg the St Louis Cardinals appear ghostly amid sunlit grounds as 1930s heroes fade. Ray Binde s guides the club with Pepper Martin named field captain though leg strain jeopardizes a lengthy outfield role as the club seeks revived leadership after Dizzy Dean and Frankie Frisch left.
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ST. Petersburg
Fis
Mar
St Louis Cardinals
Waterfront Park
Red Birds
Dizzy Dean
Frankie Frisch
Ray Bindes
Rochester
Ray
Blades
Pepper Martin
Pepper
Carcs
Lou Durosuse
Brooklyn
Lieb Sifts Odds as Red Ink and Verse Stir Sports Talk
The piece surveys varied sports notes and rumors. It notes Tom Lieb applying for Gonzaga, Don Budge in tennis, predicting the National League first division, and Henry Armstrong possibly writing poetry after boxing. It also mentions Doc Sutherland’s resignation, a photo of Dick Sister, George Pace as top bantamweight, and Dodgers seeking a press agent.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Mar
Fred Perry
Berkeley Bell
Gregory S. Mangin
Francis X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood
Don Budge
Larry MacFhail
Cubs
Pirates
Reds
Giants
Tom Lieb
Loyola
Los Angeles
Gonzaga
Mike Pecarovich
Ligh
Pittsburgh
Golmns
Doc Sutherland
Picture Syndicate
Ott
Dick Sister
George Sister
Henry Armstrong
J.C. Davis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
ABC Tourney Opens As Bowling World Begins
Cleveland March 9 Harold H Burton will start the American Bowling Congress 39th panorama of tenpins with 184000 dollars at stake. About 27000 entrants will compete over 57 days with top names Neil C King S A Bauregarten and C W Cushing among officials.
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Cleveland
Harold H. Burton
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Neil C. King
Indianapolis
Congress
A. Bauregarten
C. W. Cushing
Peoria
Faulkton Indees Rout Gettysburg In Hoops Victory
The Faulkton Indees defeated Gettysburg Independents at Faulkton Tuesday after a 30 30 first quarter tie. Faulkton pulled away to lead 25 14 at halftime with R Bentser Scherf and Birrenkott starring, while Doeving Woalvington and Elliott led Gettysburg. The Faulkton club plans two more games and the Faulkton High School second team beat the intramural team 52 11 in a preliminary.
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Raadla
U.y. Mar Sv
Faulkton Indees
Gettysburg Independants
Faulktony
Faulkton
R. Bentser
Scherf
Birrenkott
Fawkton
Doeving
Woalvington
Elliott
Gettysburg
Wespoert
Faulkton High School
Intramursl
Training Camp Gossip From Baseball Clubs
AP dispatch reports managers in major leagues discussing early camp plans. Cincinnati Reds manager Bill McKechnie prioritizes a strong start and lists pitchers Lee Grissom Johnny Vander Meer or Paul Derringer for series with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Red Sox manager Joe Cronin previews open practice to evaluate rookies Woody Rich Lefty Lefebvre Wayman Kerksieck against veterans. Cubs manager Gabby Hartnett schedules intra squad games with secondary catchers Bill Baker and Bob Garbark. Browns manager W-II Dewitt indicates willingness to release catcher Billy Sullivan after salary talks.
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Tampa
Fla
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
McKechnie
Lee Grissom
Dodgers
Johnny Vander Weer
Paul Derringer
Sarasota
Fila
Jos Cronin
Tomorre
Boston Red Sox
Woody Rich
Lefty Lefebvre
Wayman Kerksieck
Jack Wilson
Fritz Oalermueller
Elden Auker
Boxing Prospect On Card Tonight
A welterweight prospect named Jerry Johns of Spokane Washington fights Keith Gordon in a three round bout at Daum's Auditorium tonight as part of a VFW athletic program card. promoter Leo Bisemberg aims to build future gates with Johns who impressed local observers yesterday.
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Dick Demaray
Keith Gordon
Daum
Leo Bisemberg
Jerry Johns
Spokang
Wash
City Hall
Bloomberg
Jerry
Demaray
Liv
Minneapolis
Gordon
Huron
Demarcy
Diels
Johns-Gordon
Joe Dusch
Pete Baltvan
Ali Baba
Mark Hoesly
Lloyd Gordon
Keith
Roger Teuber
Gabe Zeller
Tacoma
I. O. Hagin
VFW Athletic Committee
Hoesly
George Stauffacher
Beadle County
Hagen
Stauffacher
Wisconsin
Five World Title Fights In Space Of Nineteen Days
New York reports a sprint of five world championship fights across the country in 19 days from March 31 to April 17. Armstrong Day in New York and Detroit sees Hank Armstrong defending welterweight honors while John Henry Lewis returns to light heavy. Joe Louis and Jack Roper headline in Los Angeles as Sixto Escobar defends bantamweight title in Puerto Rico on April 2.
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New York
Los Angeles
Providence
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Bane
Henry Armstroyg
Chicago
Davey Day
John Henry Lewis
Joe Louis
Jack Roper
Lhe
al Weill
Weskit
Jacy Archi~ Bald
Teo Kodak
Gus Q
Armstrong
Hammerin
Hank
Detroit
Lewis-Clark
Lewis
National Boxing Association
Roer
Dave Clare
Sixto Escobar
Ko Morgan
Fights Last Nichts Rock Island D1 Eddie Dempsey Outpoints Sant Sely
In Moline Eddie Dempsey 132 pounds outpointed Sant Sely 132 pounds in a bout on the circuit. Maurice Strickland from New Zealand scored a knockout over Jake in Cleveland at 5 rounds.
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Rock Island
Eddie Dempsey
Moline
Sant Sely
Chiecapa
Boston
Maurice Strickland
Zealand
Jacke
Cleveland
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Rockefeller Center
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Gus Mancuso
Chicago Cubs
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