Mitchell Hosts Key South Dakota Prep Tournament Teams
Mitchell welcomes the leading South Dakota basketball squads for the Class A tournament weekend. Lead Pierre and Watertown arrive for workouts on the Corn Palace floor ahead of Friday games. The Huron Tigers practice with Mitchell, while Sioux Falls, Easton, and Aberdeen are not expected to train here. Bleachers expanded to seat about 4500 for finals. Coaches and referees meet Friday to outline play as teams seek the title.
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Mar
South Dakota
Pierre
Watertown
Corn Palace
Dion
Huron
Tigers
Mitchell Kernels
Palace
Sioux Falls
Eaton
Aberdeen
Geo
Dircum
Pian Tiger
George Dek
Yankton
Deklotz
Mitchall
Schmeling Offers Braddock 250000 To Fight In Germany
New York March 21 Max Schmeling offered Jimmy Braddock 325000 free of German tax to defend his heavyweight title in Germany this summer. Braddock’s manager Joe Gould indicated no intention to sign and Braddock had a June 22 bout set in New York. Schmeling would pay 50000 for the Garden and Jacobs rights and forfeit 25000 if he failed, aiming to round Braddock’s earnings to about 400900 including radio and motion rights with American totals nearby.
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Teiling
Max Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
Schmeling
Germany
Braddock
Tenton
Marison
Square Garden
Joe Gould
Hom Mgnified
Joe Lauis
Rompencare
Edison
Square
Mike Jacobs
Century Sporting Club
Braddock-Schmeling
Garden
Berlin
United States
Gardens
Braddock,Lauig
Jacobs
Joe Jacobs
Gould
Tournament broadcast set for Mitchell college games
Mitchell plans broadcast of the classic with three stations carrying opening rounds Friday at 7 30 and 3 40 p m. Semis Saturday at 2 and 3 am with the final at 9 pm. Deklott to attend coaches conference. Dunbar and Campbell to lead squad to Mitchell. Asbury Park boxing results note Mike Piskins outpoints Ralph Vona in Asbury Park.
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Huron College
College Auditorium
Mitchell
South Dakota
Aberdeer
Rapid
Ate Ppm
Deklonz
Eoal
Dunbar
Bob Campbell
Mitchel
Dek—lott
Tournament chalk talk hints at likely finalists
A veteran sports writer previews the upcoming basketball tournament, listing likely contenders Amherst Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown and Lead as strong teams. The piece notes Mitchell at home against Watertown and Aberdeen’s influence as a gauge, while conceding outcomes remain uncertain with injuries and upsets possible.
Garden Outside Ruling Fades in Big Boxing Power Shift
Alan Gould analyzes the shift in heavyweight boxing power as Madison Square Garden loses exclusive control over the era’s top title prospects. Braddock and Louis face Chicago plans while Louis remains under Jacobs brokerage, reshaping who dictates the sport’s marquee showdowns.
Senators May Prove Surprise Package For American League
In Orlando, PAUL MICKELSON outlines Washington’s plans under manager Bucky Harris. The Senators show a strengthened pitching staff led by Buck Newson and Jim Deahang, with Joe Casercella among the hopefuls. Debates over left handed hitters persist as the lineup stabilizes with Kuhel Myer Travis Lewis infield and Chapman in the outfield.
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Paul Mickelson
Orlando
Fla
Mar
Bucky Harris
Bucky
Washington
Shanty Hogan
Senators
Newson
Cate
Jimmy Deahong
Pete Appleton
Joe Cascerella
Harris
Jack Salverson
Los Angeles
Dick Lanahan
Chattanooga
Sastern Harris
Big Hogan
Shanty
Joe Kuhel
Buddy Myer
Cecil Travis
Bowling Leagues Eye Weekend Invitational Tournament
Frundling results set the stage as Furan’s team concentrates on an upcoming invitational. The Huranites beat Montgomery Ward in two of three, while National Bankers hold a half game lead over Soil Erostonists, with 60+ bowlers expected for the event. Roy Daym noted peak visiting talent Sunday as a clash with the state basketball tourney ends. Final scores listed show mounting totals across multiple matches.
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Furan
Montgomery Ward
National Bankers
Erostonists
Tomorow
Roy Daym
Mitchell
Montgomery
Hiveontte
Erensselh
First South Dakota intercollegiate boxing tourney set
Sixty fighters from seven colleges will compete at Sioux Falls College Coliseum over Monday and Tuesday with teams from University of South Dakota School of Mines Northern Teachers College Yankton Augustana and others. Four to sixteen boxers per division expected per coach Wally Bargesheimer. Also note Cincinnati Reds opened training with a practice game in Tampa Florida.
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Mar
Abe
Sioux Falls College
University of South Dakota
School of Mines
Northern Teachers College
Buron
Yankton
Augustana
Sieds Falls
Southern Normel
Dakota Wesleyan
State College
Hay
Wally Bargesheimer
Hustlers Have Biggest Season In Harrold History
Harrold’s Hustlers under Coach Harold Tiemens finished a record 16 wins and 3 losses, capturing the Little Central Conference title with 9–0, winning the Conference tournament 25–17 over Canning and 32–1 over Ree Heights. They took district 16 with 22–20 over Pierre Indians and 32–4 over Blunt, but lost regional final to Redfield 36–15 after earlier 22–14 win over Ree Heights. They were defeated twice by Onida 10–7 and 16. The team scored 542 points.
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Harrold
Mar
Hustlers
Harold Tiemens
Redfield
Canning
Ree Heights
Pierre Indians
Agar
Pierre, Indians
Blunt
Onida
Waterlin
AAU Chairman Pushes Athlete Control Of Travel
A. A. U. chairman Larrin Andrews criticizes Olympic officials for travel perks and calls for reforms to restore athlete influence. He cites surveys of 70 sportsmen and favors reducing amateur status penalties and adding an athlete on every AAU committee to represent competitors.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Olympic
Larrin Andrews
Andrews
Gutsuiannitires
Local Team Ends Season With Strong Defensive Run
Season 10 marked by a 379 opponent score average of 26.9 points per game while yielding 19.9 points. The team relied on a one line defense for most of the year and boasted star scorers Getters Stauble and Benedio center with 191 and 141 points. Four players depart to graduation as Coach Tieniens oversees his second season after a runner-up finish last year.
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Xone Duefense
Yer
Poin
Getters Stauble
Beniot
Uate
Aberdeen
Nova
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