Huron Boxer Faces Tough Bout In Empty Arena Crush
Huron boxer Lyman Cotton battled Demeroy Beals in a rough ten round set at Daum's auditorium. Cotton showcased grit despite a badly fractured jaw, drawing heavy local sympathy as Beals retreated and both fighters exchanged scarce clean blows through rounds one to eight before Cotton's late rally.
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Dick Demircy
Toppen
N. DB
Daum
Fisth
Huron
Cotton
North Dakota
Lyman
Kid
Cotten
Demeroy
Tommy McGuire
Colton
Aros
Sutton
Demerey
Seaman
Capitol City
Knight
Aberdeen
Watertown
Seaman Night
Barrie
Dak
Selentie
Field Narrows In National A A D Tournament Second Round
National A A D tournament narrows to the second round with 24 teams playing today as favorites and entrants from preliminary rounds vie for spots. Notable results include Kansas City A C routing Hain Electric, and Ascencion Club demolishing Berkshire Cleaners 43 to 13.
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Kansas City
Mar
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Kas
Kansas
Ascension Club
Minneapolis
Minn
Southwestern State Teachers
Weatherford
Okla
Ottawa University
Berkshire Cleaners
North Adams
Mass
Henrys
Wichita
Aurora
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Fecrs Institute
Big Rapids
Mich
Kansas City Athletic Club
Hain Electric
Omaha
Neb
Los Angeles A.C
Nebraska
Wesley~ An
Lincoln
Glis
Monroe
la. K.C
A. C
Diamond Oilers
Tulsa
Northwestern
Alva
Missouri Pacific
Houston
South Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Brown Hotel
Louisville
H. Brow Payer Mills
Monroe la
Cudahy
A.C
Sioux City
Southwesten
Superior
Wis
Big Four
Cincinnati
Oklahoma City Boasters
Dianz
St. Thomas Shamrocks
Madison S. D
Ascencion Citth
Ottawa
Colorado Teachers
Greeley
Kansas City A. C
Hain Electrics
Los Angeles A. C
Ferris Institute
Former Irish Gridder Rejects Coaching Job
John J. O'Brien, famed Notre Dame football star known as "one play," declined Navy ends coaching offers to preserve amateur status. He will remain with Notre Dame as captain of the track team and a leading hurdler, having tied the American indoor record for the 65 yard highs last Saturday.
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South Bend
Mar
John J. O'Bren
Notre Dame
O'Brien
Navy
Toiah
O'Brier
Rockne
Army
Neimic
Scrappy Bout Ends Early As Foes Decline
Wipf tipped Leann 183 as Elmo Timbler of Dodge City opted not to proceed yesterday afternoon. Munson and Peterson provided a sturdy curtain raiser with Billy Munson and Ole Peterson weighing in at about 120 pounds each. The longer bout favored the veteran, leaving the younger fighter with the edge.
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Wipf
Leann
Elmo Timbler
Dodge City
Kaw
Exhibition Results From The AP At St Petersburg And Ft Myers
Results show St Petersburg games with Brooklyn and Boston and Ft Myers matchups featuring St Louis against Philadelphia and future schedules listing New York facing Boston and Philadelphia meeting House of David.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Tis
Boston
Brooklyn
Ft. Myers
Sarazen and Farrell Chase Lost Golf Honors in Miami
Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell, aiming to reclaim their title, faced Tony Manero and Denny Shute in the semifinals of the $5,000 International Four Ball. Hagen and Smith played MacFarlane and Cox, while Mehlhorn and Walsh were defeated by the youthful Hagen duo 3 and 2.
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John Kinder
Jack Thompson
Maners
Shute
Clarence Gamber
Cyril Walker
MacFarlane
Cox
Charley Guest
George Christ
Debonair Hagen
Wild Bil Mehlhorn
Frank Walsh
Jackrabbit Cagers Award Monograms At State College
BROOKINGS March announcement from Ww-T. C. Kasper names varsity and freshman basketball monogram winners. Varsity crew includes Captain Clarence Hamann Gifford Benson Geddes Stanley Rishoi Herbert Schulte Frankfort Raymond Razx and seniors Mymann Cochran. Freshmen monogram recipients include Ward Bankert Connor Fassett William Beiersdorf John Boulen Franz Peterson Robert McMillan De Abedediy Feerert Dehnert Carroll Reese Joe Snyder.
Aberdeen Tournament Opens With Overtime Contests
Aberdeen M C A gold medal basketball tourney began with two overtime games as 28 teams started. Doland edged Industrial club 4 2 in OT. Groton defeated Seramon after three extra periods, while Hardt Pateat Kidda won 25 8.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Abe Restabuts
Doland
B&tc
Groton
Seramon
Kidda
Hrit
Football Star Adds Laurels, Wooden Is Only Repeater
Wesley Fesler of Ohio State was named guard on the AP all western conference basketball team. Johnny Wooden of Purdue also made the first team with Joe Reiff of Northwestern and Hewey Schoening of Minnesota as forwards, while Norman Daniels of Michigan earned the center spot. Reiff led in scoring with 122 points, and Schoening provided strong defense and leadership for Minnesota's standout season.
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Chicago
Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Associates Press
Johnny Wooden
Purdue
Porter
Joe Reiff
Northwestern
Reiff
Twenty One Quints in Rapid City Tourney Opens
Rapid City hosts a five day amateur independent basketball tournament, starting with seven first round games featuring 21 teams mainly from west of the Missouri. Byes include Pringle and Lead. The event, sponsored by the American Legion, is under the Central States Amateur Independ ent Basketball Association.
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Rapid City
Mar
Missouri
West River
Yreat Tiver
Flying Dutchmen
Delmont
Bridgewater Lions
Dakota Wesleyan
New Underwood
Wall
Knights of Columbus
Fairburn
Lenhart Bakers
Presho
Warren-Lambs
Piedmont
The
American Legion
Central States Amateur Independent Basketball Association
Youth Rocket Sled Dash Sets Speeds at 75 mph
Syracuse University student Harry W Ball, 21, tested a handmade rocket sled on Oneida Lake ice. He reached 75 miles per hour, piloting the plane like craft before it swerved and stopped. The toy craft cost 322 overall with rockets costing 15.
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Syracuse
Harry W. Ball
Syracuse University
Oneida Lake
Bull
Dresselhuys Named Wolf Cage Captain at Northern Normal
Eddie Dresselhuys, guard and football halfback, was elected captain of the 1934 Northern Normal cage team at a lettermen meeting. Coach R. N. Kell also named the lettermen: Dresselhuys, Geherf, Doney, Williams, Swartout as forwards. Black, Washabaugh as centers. Maulee, Marquis, Leland as guards. The squad tied Hastern Normal for second in the state college conference.
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Dresselhuys
Aerdeen
Eddie Dresselhuys
Ans
Northern Normal
R. N. Kell
Hastern Normal
Dresselbuys
Geherf
Doney
Williams
Swartout
Black
Washabaugh
Maulee
Marquis
Leland
Star Woman Golfers Paired In Tourney
In AIR Florida two rounds of mid season golf were held with women players paired for the event. Strong entries competed as the tournament proceeded in sunny conditions.
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Air
Fla
Mat
McGraw predicts five NL clubs in fierce race this year
San Antonio dispatch recalls John McGraw forecasting a tight National League title fight with five clubs in contention. He names the Giants as the leader in the fray and singles out the Cardinals as a strong threat while cautioning that salary disagreements could affect star attendance. He also praises the new ball for accelerating play and cites past Giants baserunning exploits.
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San Antonio
John McGraw
Napoleon
Giants
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Bill Terry
McGraw
Tal
Little Rapoleon
Sana Antocda
Northwestern Wins Western Conference Title in First Big Ten Crown
CHICAGO March 10 Northwestern captured the 1941 Western conference basketball championship, their first Big Ten title. Michigan and Minnesota tied Purdue for second after last night’s games. Michigan beat Chicago 21 to 15 at Ann Arbor while Minnesota crushed Ohio State 24 to 6 at Minneapolis. Northwestern finished 11-1, while Michigan Purdue and Minnesota each stood 8-4. Crisis reversed an 0-5 start to win seven straight after the early losses.
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Chicago
Mar
Northwestern
Michigan
Minnesota
Purdue
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Gophers
Ohio States
Minneapolis
Crisis
Uzeudun Faces California Champ in Los Angeles Bout
Paulino Uzeudun the Basque heavyweight, who lost to George Godfrey in his one prior appearance here, meets California champion in a tough bout tonight at Long Beach. Referee Jack Dempsey will oversee the match as betting odds favored the Spaniard against the local challenger.
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Paulino Uzeudun
California
Los Angeles
Mer
George Godfrey
Les
Long Beach
Callongehoreman
Jack Dempsey
Will Refree
Coach Stagg Speaks At Yankton Thursday
Reconstructed from a brief diary-like report, the article notes University of Chicago coach Stagg scheduled to speak in Yankton on Thursday. It mentions possible topics and anticipated attendance, reflecting the era’s public coach appearances.
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Stagg
Yankton
Burleigh Grimes Seeks Six-Pound Gain Before NL Race
In Bradenton Florida Burleigh Grimes weighing 179 pounds aims to add six pounds ahead of the National League season. He notes he is lighter than in recent years and joined by Jess Haines as the Cardinals prepare in Hot Springs. Frank Frisch and Chick Hafey have not yet signed.
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Bradenton
Fla
Mar
Burleigh Grimes
Cardinal
Grimes
Jess Haines
Cardinals
Miami
Frankie Frisch
Chick Hafey
Cardinals Hope To Keep On Winning With Farm System
The St. Louis Cardinals, NL champions, boast a strong winning streak and a robust farm system as they enter spring training. Manager Gabby Street praises the lineup led by Chorley Gethert at short and Frank Frisch at second, with pitching depth from Khem, Haines, Grimes, Hallshaw, Johnson and promising newcomers Dizzy Dean and Paul Derringer. Catching rests with Jimmy Wilson, Gus Mancuso, and Mike Gonzales, while First Baseman Jimmy Bottomley eyes a comeback behind an infield of Frisch, Gelbert, and Sparky Adams. outfield remains Hafey, Douthitt, Watkins, and Blades.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Bradentown
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Arhletics
Miami
Fort Myers
Charles
Gabby) Street
Cardinals
Street
Chorley Gethert
Frank Frisch
Khem
Haines
Grimes
Hallshaw
Johnson
Dizzy” Dean
Houston
Paul Derringer
Rochester
Xace
Dean
Derringer
Johinson
Wilson
Jimmy Wilson
Gus Mancuso
Mike Gonzales
Jim Bottomley
Sunny Jim
Jimmy Collins
Frisch
Gelbert
Sparky Adams
Chick Hafey
Taylor Douthitt
George Watkins
Ray Blades
Opened Junior High League Amid Turbulent Play
The junior high intra mural basketball season opened with four games in which the Sea Hawks showed strong defense in the B League against the Eagles 13-4 and the Buzzards won 28-13. The Skunks edged the Soheais 20-19, the Sturks remained undefeated with a 16-14 win over the Jackrabbits, and the Bucks forfeited to the Tigers amid the feared team name.
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Sonn Anger
Basketb
Eit
Sea Hawks
Eagles
Sea Haw
Eaglas
Buzzard
Gimingy
Robins
Skunks
Soheais
Sturks .M
Bucks
Tigers
South Ostota High School
Illinois Eyes Revision To Permit Fifteen Round Bouts
General John V. Clincin, chair of the Illinois State Athletic Association and NBA president, visited Springfield to push changes in the state boxing law allowing fifteen round bouts. In Memphis Jimmy Londos defeated George Manish, the Australian toppler, after about forty five minutes of action.
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Springfield
Ill
John V. Clincin
Illlmois State Athletic Association
National Boxing Association
Springfeld
Umge
London
Manish
Memphis
Tenn
Jimmy Condos
George Manish
Londos Simes
Stomach Ulcers Healed at Home Report Amazing Results
Stomach ulcers healed at home as hundreds report quick relief from pain. A tonic claims to ease stomach distress without rigid or liquid intake. After three days, pain subsides and bowel discomfort clears. The package, Von's Pink Tablets, is marketed with claims of improved digestion and meals without pain.
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Takisz von
Von
Omaha
Bias
Mei
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