Reds shake up club aim for pennant in 1931 season
Cincinnati Reds manager Col Howley launches a major rebuild to shake up the roster. He adds Mickey Heath and changes the outfield with new faces while keeping two strong double play pairings and relying on veteran pitching prospects led by Red Eis.
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Alan Gould
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Daniel Philip Howley
Reds
Mickey Heath
Clyde Sukeforth
Howley
Lughey “Cruz
Giants
Horace Ford
Jersey
Hoth
Ford
Sigasong
Dressen
Harry Heilmann
Sarazen and Farrell Tie in Miami Golf Final
In Miami the 5000 international four bell matches end regulation tied as Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell square off with Willie MacFarlane and Whiffy Cox after 18 holes. Darkness halted play with a daylight playoff set for today to decide the championship.
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Miami
Sarazen
Farrell
Cox and
MacFarlane
Fla. Mar
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Ferrell
Willie MacFarlane
Whiffy Cox
Strazen
Makiarizne
Cox
Saratec
Doland Wins as Wolsey Loses in Tournament
Seventeen teams contested the South Dakota district tournament last night. Doland defeated Wolsey to advance to the fourth round while Wolsey was eliminated.
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Doland
Wolsey
Aberdeen
Mec
Sixtenn
State Tourney Opens Friday With Eight SD Teams
Eight high school basketball teams from across South Dakota will begin a two day state championship tournament in Mitchell. Opening round pairings include Watertown vs Miller and Lead vs Parkston with Madison facing Yankton and Wakpala vs Waubay.
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Mitchell
Mar
South Dakota
Watertown
Miller
Parkston
Madison
Yankton
Wakpaia
Waubay
Opponent Sought For Tuffy Griffiths
Local wrestling post seeks an opponent for Tuffy Griffiths in a scheduled bout. Promoters invite interested wrestlers to contact the office for a match setup and venue details.
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Tuffy Griffiths
Bietehenale
Battle Of Giants Set As Yankton Waubay Tangle In Mitchell
South Dakota youths from eight high schools head to Mitchell for the state tournament with Yankton and Waubay favored for a likely semifinal clash. Yankton has 24 straight wins and a stingy defense. Waubay counters with an 8 foot center Humbrecht and Indian players from Wakpala and Barse. The field also includes Watertown Madison Miller Lead Parkston and others, with upsets common in regional play and mentions of all conference selections and regional results.
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Parkston
Rapid City
Mitchell
Yankton
Madison
Bulldogs
Bucks
Wakpala
Waubay
Pierre
R. E. Rawlins
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
Association
Earl Bradberry
Roy Humbracht
Harold Schultz
Harold Barse
Donald Englehart
Earling Iverson
Howard Thompson
Orville Darrington
Wilhelm Hovland
Wakpela
James Distribute
Sherman Cosgrove
Leonard Kurt
Jerry Martin
Sidney Martin
Frank Tiona
Joseph Parker
Floyd Howson
Ulysses Howard
Bennie Cramer
Watertown
Bertrand Aus
Jercy Cave
Roger Evans
Dale Freeburg
Jis McLaughlin
Robert Walrath
Glen Wagner
Birdeen Wishard
Harold Mooney
Maurie McGranh
Miller
Paul Bohsing
George Cahelan
Ray Dorenberger
Marion Dennis
Dean Rose
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M. Stensland
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Ray Haman
Stanley Smith
Leslie Rudd
Lloyd Schenk
Francis Livingston
Chester Beaver
Fred Rey
Arthur Hayes
Glen Smith
Tea St. Clair
Paul Akrop
Cyril Allen
Alfred Cappe
John Ayer
Wallace Furze
Edward Kurtt
Joe Marisovich
George Olson
John Radovich
Sam Ruick
Elton Urban
Frenk
Raymond Veronds
Leste Vines
John Vukovich
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Parkstoc
Miller Wakpela
Hamann
Yenkton
Humbrecht
Hamana
Region Two
Redskins
Barse
Mar
C. W. Wood
Miller ‘High School Rustiers
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Asone
Stensland
Cahalan
Dornberger
van Cleave
Ulrich
Rose
Bobsing
Smith
Dennis
Wood
Bohning
Var
University inquiry in Chicago questions officials and fund
A committee probing Water University administrative affairs spent two days in Chicago questioning Major John Griffith and Claire Thaleo. It concluded the 20 called betting fund did not exist and that former director Dr. Paul Belting was not linked to John’s athletic troubles.
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Chicago
John Griffith
Claire
Thaleo
Lowing
Paul Belting
Jows
Nan Laememaree Meeting Notes Spark Local Interest
A brief readout from a recent gathering of community members highlights key topics and upcoming activities. Delegates discuss new projects, funding needs, and volunteer opportunities amid ongoing local development efforts.
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Etr
Sai Sears Eae
Moose Bowler Stars as Team Sweeps Three Wins
In the Avenue industrial league last night the Moose bowling team swept all three games against the C. & WN. W. railroad quint. Cochrane led with a 617 total and a high game of 226, supported by Baum 582 and Helms 571. Dumdey 560 for the railroaders and Teuber 552 were the top countermarks for the visitors.
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Moose
C. & WN. W. Railroad Quint
Baum
Helms
Dumdey
The
Railroaders
Teuber
Sporrier
Eight Remain In A.A.U. Cage Race Quarterfinals Close In
Eight teams left in the National A A U basketball tournament rest for quarterfinal games. Bethany college Lindborg Kansas faces Henrys of Wichita while East Central Teachers Ada Oklahoma meets Los Angeles Athletic Club. Cincinnati’s Big Four and Young Men’s Institute of San Francisco clash, Kansas City A C faces Lane Campbell five of St Louis in an all Missouri matchup. Upsets included Lowe and Campbell 22 to 2 over Ascension Minneapolis and Bethany Swedes 23 to 19 over Phillips Bartlesville.
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Mar
Henry's of
Wichita
Kas
Bethany College of Lindbord
Henry's
East Central Teachers
Ada Okla
Los Angeles Athletic Club
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Oklahoma
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Amooth
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Indianapolis
Ascenson Club
Minneapolis
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Bethany
Diamondball Meet Aims to Plan 1881 Season
Amos Stafford, president of the Huron Diamondball Association, calls a Monday night meeting to discuss funding ideas for the 1881 season. Proposals include benefits and a dance to raise funds for Tanguea summer programs, with officers to be elected and a tentative lineup to be set for summer schedules.
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Ie Huron
Tredway and Liem
S'Dock
State and University Rifle Teams to Meet
Georgetown University and the State University rifle squads are set to clash in a debut match. Both teams hope to showcase emerging shooters and sharpen season form on the range.
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Georgetown
Waiveesig
Stetson Reaches Semi finals in Belleair tourney
In Belleair Florida on March 12 Mrs. Helen B. Stetson of Philadelphia matched strokes with Mrs. Sidney Small of Detroit in the Detreatr women's golf championship semi finals. Mrs. Melvin Jones of Chicago and Mrs. L. G. Riley of Pittsburgh opened the lower bracket. Stetson beat Bernice Wall of Oshkosh Wisconsin in the quarter finals while Jones defeated Mrs. H. A. Buxton of Tampa to advance.
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Helen B. Stetson
Philadelphia
Sidney Small
Detroit
Melvin Jones
Chicago
L. G. Riley
Pittsburgh
Stetson
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Seneca Cager Sets High Scoring Mark
Hollis Snell, Seneca high school forward, delivered a standout season finale scoring 16 of his team’s 17 points to finish with 167 season points. Seneca totaled 240 points for the season, with more than half coming on the road.
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Seneca Cager
Seneca
Hollis Snell
Seneca High School
Snell
College Golf Meet Set in the Mid West at Olympic Fields
A college golf meet will be staged in the middle west for the first time at Olympic Fields in Chicago. Jones won seven rounds and defeated Gen mam in the fourth round of the event.
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Mid-West
Caicago
Mar
Blagiate Golf
Middle West
Olympic Fields
Jones
Gen. Mam
Exhibition Results by The Associated Press
Exhibition results from New York show Bates and Brookins leading in early events as the meet unfolds with notable performances from several unnamed competitors in MN and surrounding areas.
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Lew Yors
Brookis
Bates
Walz To Captain Prep Cage Squad
Members of the 1931 32 Huron Tigers basketball team elect Ernest Walz captain elect for next season. Walz is a junior and will begin his third year with Huron, after earning a regular forward role in the 1930 title run. Captain Emil Englebretsen and seven others receive letters as coach Coffey plans a reborn squad with returnees and promising players.
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Huron High
Miller
Pierre
Ernest Walz
Tiger
Walz
Huron
Frank Coffey
Emil Englebretsen
Milo Youel
Jack Hart
Eugene Sherlock
Maynard Niermeyer
Arthur Coffin
Russell Bullis
Englebretsen
Tost
Coffey
Hig Green
Cham
Tigers Edge Toward Eastern South Dakota Title
Upionship aspirants in the Eastern South Dakota conference see the Tigers win seven of 13 in the circuit. A district championship run by Huron ended when Miller beat them in the regional tournament, dropping them from state contention.
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South Dakota
Tigers
Ho Chamip
Huron
Washington Barred From Title Series By Columbia Refusal
Washington University coach Earl Campbell announced a telegram from Columbia University officials denying consent for a basketball series in Chicago for the national title. Washington had won the Pacific Coast Conference championship.
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Seattle
Mar
Earl Campbell
University of Washington
Columbia University
Chicago
Washington
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