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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
9
Central South Dakota fives Doland high and Pierre high meet Friday in Sioux Falls as state tournament bids are on the line. Doland, Region One champ, and Pierre, Region Four winner, travel with strong records to face Lions Falls and the Sioux Falls bracket, aiming to advance to the state championship.
Huron and Lake Preston collide tonight at Huron College Gym in a Central South Dakota title chase. The Boosters seek unchallenged control after beating Wolsey 248 to 29, with Howard and Wolsey rematches on upcoming dates, and a girls prelim featuring the Huron Al Stars and Lake Preston Bexlett.
Arrangements underway for a boxing program at the Huron Veterans of Foreign Wars March meeting next Wednesday night led by Tony Le Claire of Virgil and Sorrell Top Seaman of Huron. Reiss, committee chair, says plans include a main bout between Le Claire and Seaman, with Seaman recently cleared to box after an emergency operation. An opponent for Virgil’s Joe Maunders, the bantamweight champion, is sought. Maunders agreed to meet someone in the area, likely in the semi windup. A full prelim lineup is planned for the War Vets.
Doland Wheelers, a small town team of 554, travel to Sioux Falls to meet Pierre after storming past Aberdeen in the regional finals. The squad, one of Doland high’s best, features guards Hoover and Johnson, center Parden, and forwards McNickle and Lovelace, with Hahn as a supporting member.
Paul Marsehalk's Pierre high school Governors earn a state berth by defeating Highmore and Redfield in the regional at Huron. They represent district 16 and will face Ray Whites Doland Wheelers in the second first round game at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in Sioux Kells.
Cubs spring training adds speed and youth to the roster as manager Rogers Hornsby reshapes the infield. Bill Herman, 22, from Louisville, shows promise at second base while Starley Hack stars at third. Grimes leads a strengthened pitching staff alongside Baecht, Warntke, Malone, Root, Bush, and Smith. Richburg and Hartnett anchor the outfield with Cuyler and Stephenson set for key roles.
Pinkey Whitney succeeds Barney Friberg as Phillies captain after a season-long holdout. Burt Shoiton announced the change on his return from a hunting trip as Friberg and Dick Bartell joined Furman University’s three-year team, set to dissolve in June amid state claims.
Sioux Falls reports 104 players listed across eight South Dakota high schools for the 1932 state basketball tournament. Mitchell leads with 17 names, Sioux Falls and Yankton tie at 15, Pierre and Rapid City at 14, Doland 11, Brookings 10, Glenham 6. eight players per game will compete, selections to be made before opening contests.
Exhibition notes from Florida and elsewhere detail Waite Hoyt contending for a Dodgers pitching spot and pursuing a diet role, Trout’s diet dropping over 20 pounds, Hack Wilson slimming, Yankees fielding an experimental lineup, McCarthy testing Lazieri Sewell Lary and Saltrgaver, Hubbell and Walker impressing for the Giants, Moonry and GibsonSlow to warm, Moe Berg joining the Senators, and Paap’s midweek Grapefruit League win over Dizzy Dean as the Cardinals fall to 7 0.
Doland high school produced the only team to trim freshmen in a season dominated by the Nor th ern State Teachers college yearlings. The squad totaled 375 points while opponents scored 108 led by Selby Jederberg with ten points per game. Captain Ralph Rambow and a host of players earned sweater awards under coach Perry W. Doney.
Armour and Dudley win a split in Miami's $5,000 international four ball event. Don Armour sinks a birdie four on the 34th hole to end 3 and 23, defeating Burke and Golden in the final. prize share is $751 each for the champions while Burke and Golden receive $256.
Chicago March 10 Catholic meet gathers 26 of 33 teams in next week national interscholastic basketball tournament. Schools already entered include De La Salle Minneapolis defending champ St Mary Bird Island Cretiin St Paul Loyola Mankato Sioux Falls Cathedral. Barry Pate of Chicago has held handball title three years.
Independent teams push toward the quarterfinals of the National A A U basketball tournament in Kansas City. Eight teams remain, including Dakota Wesleyan of Mitchell, S D, and Maryville Teachers, while six independents survive. Wesleyan edged Pasadena Majors 99 to 38 in overtime after a 32 32 tie, with Biers Mackey and Holgate key in OT. Other results include San Francisco Olympic Club 26 14 over Rockhurst and Young Men's Institute 27 26 over Oklahoma City Hopps.
Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids Michigan defeated Benny Bass of Philadelphia by decision in a ten round match in St Louis. Ramey showcased speed and clinch control though a fifth round knockdown by Bass’s left hook briefly felled him. Bass weighed 129 1 2 pounds and Ramey 133 1 4.
New York, March 10. Piple Shields, the hardsomest of America's tennis hopefuls, says the Davis Cup is about to return to the United States for a long visit. He expects victory with Ellsworth Vines in singles and George Lott with Johnny Van Ayn in doubles, overcoming British or French teams. Shields shows no knee injury hindering him after Wimbledon last year. He disputes Groats as the biggest threat, insisting the French remain the tougher challenge.
ALAN GOULD reports from BRADENTON FLA that Dizzy Dean the Cardinals rookie, showed wild control in two early exhibition starts. He allowed five runs in three innings to the Reds after a prior outing against the Athletics, with 12 hits and 11 runs in four innings. Supporters cite weather gain and weight loss as factors, while Tex Carleton emerges as possibly the stronger rookie.
Baseball results roundup from Bradenton and San Francisco with Cincinnati defeating St Louis and Detroit beating San Francisco in various early season exhibitions. Schedule notes show matches at Sarasota and San Francisco with teams listed in A and PCL designations.
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