Tiger Hopes Slump as Tigers Lose Key Players to Injury
Huron's Tigers face a tough game at Mitchell without Jack VanArsdale and Bud Brenner. VanArsdale hurt his shoulder in the Aberdeen contest and Brenner injured a hip in training. Graves steps in for Brenner, Pierce shifts to guard, with Bloomberg and Luby and Case supporting.
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Goave Huron
Tigers
Jack VanArsdale
Mitchell
VanArsdale
Aberdeen
Dek Jotz
Com Palace
Pierre
Tiger
Bud Brenner
Huron
Graves
Brenner
Deklotz
Pierce
Sports Roundup from New York with coaching letters and notes
Detroit Lions coach Gus Dorais asks college coaches to refer players willing to play pro football. Alpena official recounts a ration book anecdote in a gym office with an X ray machine. North Carolina colleges plan basketball doubleheaders next season and George Washington is booked into several. Lou Nova buys El Cosmic Rancho in Encino. Boxing details include Sonny Boy Walker’s promotions on Guadalcanal. Cubs and White Sox spring training lacks, predicting tougher drills. Tahiti cement mixes coral rock with water and sugar.
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New York
Mar
Gus Dorais
Detroit Lions
College
Detroit
Yankees Still Team To Beat In American League Pennant Race
The Yankees remain the team to beat in the American League pennant race despite losing stars to military service. Key infielders and outfielders depart, but veterans and strong pitching prospects bolster the lineup. Guarded optimism surrounds Nick Etten at first, a fast outfield trio, and a deep pitching staff led by Russo and Chandler as the team aims to stay ahead.
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Yankees
New York
Uncle Sam
Phil
Scooter) Rizzuto
Buddy Hassett
Robert
Red) Rolfe
Scooter
Buddy
Red
Yale
Tommy Henrich
George
Twinkletoes
Selkirk
Big Rufus
Chungking Corps
Henrich
Ruffing
Joe Gordon
Frankie Crosetti
Newark
George Stirnweiss
Bill John
Jon
Henry Maijeski
Yankee
Crosetti
Bill Knickerbocker
A’s
Stirnweiss
Johnson
Majeski
Elton
Nick Etten
Phils
Ed Levy
Allen Gettel
Gerald Priddy
Oscar Grimes
Cleveland
Fitcher
John Lindell
Roy Weatherly
Yanks
Tuck Steinback
Charles Keller
Russ Derry
Budetheny
Metheny
Rufling
Ath Donald
Spud Chandler
Hank Borony
Ernie Bonham
Marius Russo
Marvin Bruer
Johnny Murphy
Jim Turner
Russo
Tom Byrne
Charles Wensloff
Kansas City
American Association
Milo Candini
Rinaldo Ardisola
Robinson
Bill Dickey
Rollie Hemsley
Buddy Rosar
Roy Culfonbine
Weatherly
Grimes
State Baseball Leagues To Meet At Redfield
A meeting of the South Dakota Amateur Baseball Association is set for March 25 at Redfield. Rev. P. P. Meyer, secretary, says the site for the 1943 state tournament will be decided then and urges league officials to report their status. A survey suggests about a dozen leagues will operate in 1943, down from 21 in 1942 and 31 in 1941.
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Aberdeen
Mer
South Dakota Amateur Baseball Association
Redfield
P. P. Meyer
Gettysburg
Meyer
Blind Grappler Faces Big Time Wrestling Tourney
Samson, a blind wrestler from the Overbrook School for the Blind, enters the 39th annual Eastern Intercollegiate tournament along with undefeated Fred Barkovitch in a two day event featuring top competitors from nine colleges. Barkovitch, 128 pounds, seeks a strong showing to pursue coaching plans.
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Rriladelehia
University of Pennsylvania
Samson
Fred Barkovitch
Barkowitch
Overbrook School
Giants Await Mize Physical To Fill First Base
The New York Giants weigh options at first base as Johnny Mize awaits a physical after being acquired from St. Louis. Hank Leiber retires to chicken farming, leaving a void at the position with Babe Young in service and no decisive move made yet.
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New York Giants
Gianta
Giants
William Terry
Johnny Mize
St. Louis Cardinals
Hank Lei Her
Mel Ott
Mize
Leiber
Babe Young
Etr
Big Young
Nervice
Appalachian State Team Surges to Intercollegiate Quarterfinals
Appalachian State’s coach player arrangement helps the team reach the quarterfinals at the national tournament after defeating Simpson College and Kansas Wesleyan. Maryville Teachers and Hamline push through as other favorites, with key upsets shaping the bracket.
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Nore
Garrett Kansas City
Mar
Boone
Kansas
Wesleyan
Belus
Wilbur Stalcup
Maryville
Appalachian
Eastern Oregon College of Education
Lafranche
Hamiline University of St. Paul
Pepperdine College of Los
East Central
Hamline
East
Central
Cal Benson
Cal Capshaw
Rollie Seltz
Joss
Norlander
Buddy York
Pepperdine
Luthher College of Decorah
Luther
Cagers
St. Cloud
Eastern Washington of Education
Cheney
Murry
State
Southwestern
Winfield
Kan
Eastern Washington
College of Education
Mion
Cape Girardeau
West Minster
Fulton
North Texas State
York
Neb
College
Tencha
Appalachian State
Creighton to play at Madison Square Garden in New York
Creighton University basketball coach Hickey takes the 19 of 20 winning Bluejays to the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Invitational at Madison Square Garden March 18 29. The squad posted a 1017 point season total averaging 50.8 and features All America candidates Ralph Langer and Ed Beisser.
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Omaha
Neb
Creighton — University
Hickey
Madison Square Garden
Great Lakes
Hickeymen
Creighton
Bluejays
Kaneas
Long Is@ University
Garden
Washington State
Duquesne
Dukes
Ralph Langer
Ed Beisser
Joe Loisel
Ward Gibson
Gene Lalley
Don “Pinky” Nowles
Melrose
Amon Bluejay
Army
En Elmer Munden
Air Corps
Barney Furdick
Dick Nolan
Kansas City
NCAA
Metropolitan Intercollegiate Committee
New York
Bowling results from Fair City League and others
Readable scores show multiple teams and players with totals and handicaps. Artz Studio and Life Benefit led in separate matches with high individual scores, while Service Shoe Shop and Sportsmen Bar posted sharp totals and handicaps.
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Fair City League
Artz Studio
Dumdey
Artz
Emmelius
Johnsoney
Baldwin
Adame
Roger
Jeffers
Hollard Bush
Eight Teams Begin Hard Battle For Championship At Aberdeen
Eight teams start the South Dakota Class B high school basketball tournament in Aberdeen with entry from Rosebud Indian School Dell Rapids Alpena Mobridge De Smet and Oglala Inn among others. The opening round features Dell Rapids versus Rosebud Indian School and Alpena versus De Smet in a packed Aberdeen Auditorium setting. R M Walseth of Pierre arrives to oversee final preparations for the event.
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Aberdeen
Mar
South Dakota
Aberdeen Auditorium
Britton
Mobridge
Oglala Inn
de Smet
Alpena
Indians
Dell Rapids
Toammey
Rosebud
Oglala
Eastern
R. M. Walseth
Pierre
State Board of Control
Servicemen Favor Major League Baseball Near Unanimous
Spokane survey shows 95 percent of over 12,000 respondents approve continuing Major League baseball. Included are 8,000 Navy men among army spokesmen like Col. George S. Clarke of Spokane, famed as one of the last to leave Bataan.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Athletic Round Table
Navy
Army
George S. Clarke
Bataan
Ortiz Knocks Lou Salica Out In 11th Round
Manuel Ortiz retained the world bantamweight title by stopping Lou Salica in the 11th round of a 15 round bout in Oakland California. Ortiz dominated all rounds and a body shot sent Salica down for a nine count before the referee halted the fight. A crowd of about 7 000 paid gate money of $10 323 for the event. Ortiz weighed 117 3/4 pounds and Salica 118.
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Oakland
Calif
Manuel Ortiz
Lou Sea
el Gentro
Brooklyn
A . Ortiz
Salica
Hollywood
New York State Athletic Commission
Ortiz
National Boxing Association
Radio Central War Time Program Schedule
A detailed list of radio programs for Thursday and Friday March 11 and 12 including Fanny Brice Frank Mor and Bert Lahr segments, Death Valley Days Stage Door Canteen Wings to Victory and major performances with musical and news blocks, house bands and guest stars.
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New York
Mar
NEC
Fanny Brice
Frank Mor
Bani
Aldrich
Bin
Joshy
Rudy Welke
Bill Abbott
Bert Lahr
CBS
Ransom Sherman
Leo Carrillo
Bowes
Reichard Niebuhr
Martin
Metropolitan Opera
U.S. A
UCEP
Henry King
Wings To Victory
MBS
Dark Destiny
Alfredo Antonini
London
Yankee Follies
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
Waring
Stoopa
Amos and
Andy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Rex Stout
Tommy Riggs
Betty
Montezuma
Marines Mbs
Kaltenborn
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Lucille Manners
Farr. Goodwin
Kate Smith
Dinah Shore
Barry Sisters
Willard Thumbs
Cisco-Kid
Abe Lyman
Nbe
Playhouse
Brewster Boy
Lanny Ross
M.C
Gracie Fields
Mary Small
Paul Schubert
Chicago Hosts Victory Bowling Tourney For Charity
Chicago becomes a bowling hub as 48 teams with averages of 950 or better compete Saturday and Sunday for the $4,800 Victory tournament. Proceeds benefit the Chicago Service Men's Center bowing alley maintenance with a $2,000 first prize. Teams come from several Midwest and Eastern cities.
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Chicago
Mar
Chicago Service Men's Center
Wood Undergoes 7 Hour Spine Operation
Craig Wood, U S and Canadian golf champion, had a seven hour operation on his spine after a mistaken hospital visit at Miami Beach. The procedure revealed a gustle formation between vertebrae and keeps him from Red Cross exhibitions for the year and any Marine Corps commission.
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New York
Craig Wood
United States
Miami Beach
Wood
Red Cross
Marine Corps
Weather snapshot and historical note for Huron area
Weather report shows no major changes with forecast lows between 7 and 17 degrees and light to moderate winds. South Dakota outlook includes light snow in northeast regions with warmer east portions and stronger winds diminishing tonight. A 1941 statistic notes 10 million blowouts and 1.6 million stranded motorists in the United States.
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Huron
South Dakota
United States
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