Mitchell Hosts Eight Teams For B Championship Tourney
Mitchell opens the B basketball tournament with Hot Springs, Selby, Alcester, Delmont, Volga, Milbank, Highmore, and Vermilion region qualifiers. Eight players from each region listed as eligible and paired for first games: Mitchell vs Hot Springs, Selby vs Alcester, Delmont vs Volga, Milbank vs Highmore.
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Mitchell
Mar
South Dakota
Hot Springs
Selby
Alcester
Delmont
Volga
Milbank
Highmore
Tyro
Oilers
Spearfish
Takeng
McLaughlin
Westport
Waverly
Vermilion
Hishmore
Frankfort
Letcher
Avon
Tae
R. E. Rawlings
Pierre
South Dakota High School Athletic Association Board of Control
Ams
Rawlins
Alsc
Herbert Senne
Clifton Peterson
Reece Reynolds
Archie Lawson
Lievd Eckson
Raymond McCall
Jack Arney
Henry Holmdal
Milton Cole
Sumner Myhr
Ralph Bircher
Lesle Brown
Norris Cozine
Carl Craisey
Charles Koons
Harold Luderman
LeRoy
Lauderman
Dave Postey
James Tobin
Charles Bobb
George Hollinger
Robert Bordner
Alfred Fuerniss
Leslie Goetzinger
William Gross
Mulrooney Hoellwacth
Howard Jones
William Jones
Merlin Marvin
Emil Misterek
Herbert Schaefer
Ted Senild
Martin Wegehaupt
Dale Awiiz
Paul Bacon
Alfred Burke
Howard Clarke
Bernell Brink
Vernon Dooley
Stafford Flowers
John Gray
William Gray
Donald Howe
Washington Game Postponed By U
Vermillion March 13 Postponement of the football game with George Washington university from 1920 to 1931 was announced by W E Montgomery director of athletics at the University of South Dakota. Washington officials could not secure a suitable field and the National league ballpark was taken so the game was moved a year.
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George Washington University
Washington
W. E. Montgomery
University of South Dakota
Montgomery
Cardinal Heads Enthusiastic Over Prospects For A Pennant
Cardinal Street leads spring hopes with optimism over a pennant bid. President Breadon backs the squad, but a thin farm system and aging arms cloud the outlook as Street rebuilds a pitching staff and assigns Frisch to second while Adams sits in reserve.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Bradenton
Fla
St Louis Cardinals
Charles
Gabby} Street
Street
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Redbirds
Rogers Hornsby
Eva McKechnie
White Sherdel
Jess Haines
Clarence Mitchel
Gabby Street
Walter J
Coffeyville
Mitchell
Haines
Sherdel
Sylvester Johnson
Jim Lindsey
Houston
Cardinal Farms
Herman Bell
Bill Hallahan
Frankhouse
Carmen Hill
Pirate Fiinger
al Grabowski
Bell
Rochester
Grabowski
Danville
Charles Flint Rhein
Hal Hard
Earl Smith
Jimmy Wilson
Gus Mancuso
Sparky Adams
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Andy High
Adams
Charlie Gelbert
Jim Bottomley
Hunt
Texas A. & M
Sost
City Diamondball Fans Meet Tonight at 7:30
Diamondball team managers and interested orders meet in the opening session of the year tonight at 7 30 at the Treadway and Liem Snort shop Severs. Alex Culhane president of the Huron association says important matters will be taken up and officers elected. Discussion will cover Minnesota diamondball rules adopted by the South Dakota officers last fall.
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Heroa
Treadway
Liem
Severs
Alex Culhane
Huron Association
Minnesota
South Dakota Association
Kid McCoy Defeats Tim Stewart In Twenty Rounds
In 1908 Kid McCoy, aging yet wily, faces prospect Tim Stewart in a grueling twenty round bout. McCoy feigns confusion to test the rules, lands a potent “tap” that staggers Stewart, then stays on the attack as the pair exchange blows for two decades.
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Kid McCoy
Tim Stewart
Stewart
McCoy
Hoppel Named As U Fresh Leader
B N Nine of fifty two aspirants to the University of South Dakota basketball squad won the numeral awarded by the athletic board of control for noteworthy service Kenneth Hoppel of Huron was elected honorary captain by his teammates Like the versine lettermen the yearling numeral winners are all South Dakota boys Tice and Carlson Mitchell Masters Humboldt Leverett Watertown Buel Madison Fitzgerald Kennebec Murphy Pierre Hopper Huron and Chaussee Vermillion
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Vermillion
Mar
University of South Dakota
Athletic Board of Control
Kenneth Hoppel
Huron
South Dakota
Tice
Carlson
Mitchell
Masters
Humboldt
Leverett
Watertown
Buel
Madison
Fitzgerald
Kennebec
Murphy
Pierre
Hopper
Chaussee
Appelby Leads In Billiard Tourney
ST LOUIS March 13 Edgar Appleby of New York today held the top spot in the national amateur 18.2 balkline billiard tournament with three wins including a 300 to 140 victory over M C Wallgren, the Pacific coast champion, last night. Appleby completed his match in 14 innings with an average of 21.42. He ran 43 in his opening run and had a high run of 50 while Wallgren averaged ten with a high run of 64.
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ST. Louis
Edgar Appleby
New York
M. C. Wailgren
Pacific Coast
Appleby
Wallgren
Faulkton Wins In Aberdeen Tourney Finalist Bid
Faulkton defeated Roslyn 24 19 to reach the final in the Aberdeen independent basketball tournament. Redfield Friedman Devils face Aberdeen ML A in a semifinal to decide Friday’s finalist, with Redfield the 1929 champion after beating Gettysburg 34 23 and Selby beating Kidder 34 18 in earlier action.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Faulkton
Roslyn
Redfield Friedman Devils
MLC. A. Jenight
Faulkion
Redfield
Gettysbure
Selby
Cuban welter may be seen in action on next Mitt card
Huron promoter L. L. Blake announces six preliminaries for the March card on Thursday featuring Cowboy Gates of Pierre Ted Barker of Aberdeen and welterweights Tony LeClaire Virgil Knight and Willis Knight in six round bouts. Turner the Cuban welter from Watertown likely to appear if an opponent is found. Pluitt the Brookings middleweight draws local support while Liedtke and Pluitt prepare for a ten round main event. Turner has recent wins in Michigan and South Dakota.
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Huron
L. L. Blake
Cowboy Gates
Pierre
Ted’ Barker
Aberdeen
Howard Liedtke
Tom
Pluitt
West Coast Negro Flash
Brookings
Tony
LeClaire
Virgil
Willis Knight
South Dakota
Biske
Doty Turner
Watertown
Twin Cities
Turner
East
Michigan
Matty Matthews
Flandres
Lee Cavanaugh
Bismarck
North Dakota
Blake
Tom Pluitt
Brookings Fight
Liedtke
Rollie Frenet
Jack Derepsey
Gene Tunney
Flandreau Indians to meet Huron Tigers Saturday here
Flandreau Indians and Huron Tigers basketball game planned for Saturday at eight in the college auditorium. Coach Frank Coffey sought strong non league competition before the state tourney. Lineups may shift with Englebretson possibly starting and Bryn sliding to guard to boost scoring.
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Defutite
Flandreau
Huron
Tigers
Frank Coffey
State Athletic Association
Rawlins
Pierre
State Board of Control
Collin
Walz
Bryn
Ayres Ated
Englebretson
Bryan
Hart
Stahl
Niemier
Youel
College Auditorium
Notre Dame Track Strengthened by Canadian Sprinters
Irish Notre Dame track team gains two fleet Canadians Wilson and Little as key runners. Wilson clocks a 48 second quarter and Little posts an 880 in 1 54 4 as the squad boosts its speed. An average healthy man could lift about two and a half times his weight.
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Notre Dame
Wilson
Little
Black Elected To Head Wolf Cagers
Ten lettermen at Northern State Teachers College announced Herb Black of Big Stone City as captain for the 1951 basketball team. Black starred all season, led Wolf camp in scoring, and also earned football and track honors. Captain-elect Black joins Virden Laird and others from Aberdeen and nearby towns as monogram recipients.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Northern State Teachers College
Herb Black
Big Stone City
Black
Herb
R. N. Campbell
Virden Laird
Williams
Dresselhuys
Mattice
Abereen
Scherf
Roscoe
Duffy
Montrose
Baugust
Emery
Washa=baugh
Marquis
Huron
Comiskey Makes Shires New Offer
CHICAGO mar 13 Pi Charles A Comiskey owner of the Chicago White Sox is willing to meet Shires on compensation and offers a 37500 a season first base deal plus a bonus if conduct is becomingly on and off the field. He requires a pledge from Shires to curb temper.
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Chicago
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Charles Arthur Shires
Sox
Arthur
Shires
Comiskey
Gambler and Walker Face Hampton and McIntyre in Final
Clarence Gambler and Cyril Walker advanced to the S6 hole finals of the International four ball matches in Miami Florida today. They defeated Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell in yesterday's semifinal as Gambler made a par four on the 39th hole to win.
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Gambler
Walker
Hampton
McIntyre
Miami
Fla
Man
Clarence Gambler
Cyril Walker
Harry Hampton
Neil McIntyre
Gamber
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Breen
Minnesota Stars Face Nagurski All Americans In Tour
Minneapolis March 1. The Nagurski All American cage team resumes drills and prepares for a heavy schedule. Dave MacMillan will referee and introduce a dedicated throw up official. The tour includes a game against South Dakota leaders and a March 26 clash with Central South Dakota All Stars in Huron, with upcoming dates in Chicago and Minneapolis.
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MacMillary
Chicago
Minneapolis
MacMillan
Alimes
Alia
South Dakota
Cayote State
South Dakota All Stars
Huron
S. B
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