Mental Hazards Threaten State A Tourney Favorites
Mitchell, Mar. 10 Sioux Falls and Huron lead the Class A South Dakota state tournament field opening Friday. Noting mental hurdles, the favorites face tough brackets with Yankton, Huron and Sioux Falls aiming for both conference and state titles. The Pierre Governors bring the smallest team in tourney history, averaging 5 ft 1 in, 133 pounds, with players aged 16 and 17.
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North Central Conference honors two Dukon stars
Emmett Birk and Robert Managan forward and co captain of the University of North ... named to the conference all star team chosen with the AP. Other selections include Russ Anderson from North Dakota State and Robert Saunders from North Dakota State. Averill Anderson and G Rosenberger from Morningside. Robert Curtis of Iowa State Teachers and Darrell Black of Iowa Teachers. Hellin Edberg from South Dakota U. guards. Orlando Newsom of Washington Senators joins batting practice after signing with owner Clark Griffith.
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Doland Honors Hubbard Hoopsters Title Run
Doland celebrates the state B title won by Hubbard’s Wheelers after a season of 19 straight wins. Players, coach, and community held dinners in Aberdeen and Doland, with trophies, cash for travel, and praise for the team’s discipline. Enrollment is 38, four players from the country, six in their first season. Coach Hubbard, in his fourth year, cautions optimism citing past upsets and urging consistent effort.
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Tournament Fever Haunts Huron In Basketball Run
Sports editor notes a townwide “crisis” of tournament fever as Friday and Saturday loom with the Tigers in contention. If they win, a slow recovery follows. if not, townsfolk face a quick sobering reckoning. Officials set up a hotel room bureau and a special seating section for visiting Huron fans, framed as courtesy yet described as a quarantine to limit contagion of fever.
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Onetime Chicago Grid Hero Dies at 51
Walter P. Steffen, 51, longtime Chicago jurist and former Carnegie Tech head coach, died at home after long illness. Steffen started coaching Carnegie Tech in 1914 and later served as commuting coach while pursuing law work. He played for the University of Chicago from 1906 to 1908 on Big Ten championship teams. Amos Alonzo Stagg praised him as one of the greatest open field runners. Steffen later worked as assistant U.S. attorney and served on the Chicago city council before his 1922 election to the Superior Court bench.
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Camp News From AP Players Training Full Time
Camp notes from Florida and California report Pie Traynor urging Pirates to focus on training. Hank Greenberg draws attention in Detroit camp while Zeke Bonura and others compete for infield spots.
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Southwestern Off On Scoring Spree In Second Period
Warrensburg Mules, touted as the team to beat, face a test against Southwestern College in the semifinals of the Kansas City tournament. Both teams impressed in the first round with Warrensburg defeating Luther College 55 to 38 and Southwestern rallying from a slim halftime lead. The day’s other games saw South Dakota Wesleyan and Morning Side reach the next round, while Benedict’s of Atchison and the Arkansas Teachers of Conway are also noted among contenders. Officials: Cochrane and Bason.
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Florida pro football and baseball notes from Lakeland
Florida notes from Lakeland sketch spring baseball and football scenes. Dinny Dean reports on Ta and Ta, Cochrane praise for a young catcher, Waner’s varied skills, and Detroit’s Hank Anderson coaching. Famed scouts and front office moves feature Bake Herman, Al Simons, and Max Carr. The piece notes Yankee optimism, Florida football chatter, and Northwestern spring drills with Waldorf.
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Infield Is Big Question Mark In Cardinal Pennant Chance
The St. Louis Cardinals face an infield crisis as Teague pennant prospects hinge on Durocher Martin Gutteridge and Mize. Pitching improves with Lon Werneke, Mickie Owen, Brusie Ogrodowski compete for catcher roles. Frank Frisch fixes rotation with Dean, Warneka, Johnson, McGee, Haines as reserves. Medwick Moore and Pepper Mar must pace outfield.
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LaGuardia Opens ABC Bowling Meet in Armory Debut
New York reports Mayor La Guardia will officially start the ABC bowling tournament at the 22nd Coast Artillery Armory. The opening features 28 lanes, two end officials, and 28 pin boys, with champions and records listed for five man two man binges all events and a separate Louis Des Moines stop noting Joe Louis on tour after exhibition rounds with Eddie Machen and Dixie Leonard.
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Ribbons and cards prepared for Huron Tiger fans at Mitchell
Huron backers traveling to the state tournament in Mitchell will receive gold tape ribbons printed with HURON and WERE FROM HURON cards. Ribbons available at the Chamber of Commerce, and Harry Lampe will distribute them at the Corn Palace gate Friday night. A heading bureau via the Mitchell Chamber will help fans find housing for the two tournament days.
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Soil Erosionins Lose Top Tie In League Night
The Soil Erosionins dropped the third game to Council Onskera ending their bid to stay first in the Commercial Handicap League, yielding the top spot to the Bankers who shared the lead last week. Leighton Chevrys took two of three against Morin Coltons in the other match. Hallock led last night with the high three game total and the high single game was not fully recorded.
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Fights Last Night in Multiple Cities Reported Draws
In New York Kid Chocolste drew with Boenig Friedkin after a 127 to 13 point tally, while Cuba and New York spectacles included 125 to 124 outcomes with Toby Vigil outpointing Speedy Dada in Manila. Seattle saw Al Hostak defeat Johnny Siks by a decisive margin as Bismarck, D. I. hosted boxing action.
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Turf Expert Tells How To Have Fine Sport Field Grass
Columbus report quotes Ohio State University turf expert George M. McClure advising home owners and athletic facilities on greener grass. He stresses rich top soil, yearly fertilization, and proper seeding. recommends Kentucky bluegrass for fields and golf fairways, plus a mix with drought resistant varieties for durability.
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Huron CCC Five Wallops Wolsey in easy win
Huron CCC Company 2770 quintet beat Wolsey Independents 45 to 2. Swenson Engen Webb Machart and Reimers starred for Huron with Boyle and Cogswell leading Wolsey on defense.
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