Giants Championship Outlook Deepens Confidence in Camp
New York Giants optimism grows as key players recover. Hubbard, Parmelee, and Schumacher aim to repeat 1933 form with a stronger lineup including Jackson back at shortstop, Terry predicting a powerful, balanced attack and a wealth of pitching depth entering the spring.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Mar
New York Giants
Florida
Wilt Jerry
Giants
Hubbell
Schumacher
Parmelee
Gus’ Bmancase
Jes
Johnny Verger
Iff
Terry
Wiliam Watson Clark
Travis Jackson
Bloney Ryan
Ryan
Jackson
Hughey Critz
George Granthany
Jon Moore
George
Kiddo) Davis
Mell Oxt
Frank Lefty
O'Doul
Hank Lester
Fred Gloater
Letber
Paul Weintraub
Homer Peel
Ram‘cerry
Bill
Jack Salveson
al Smith
Jon Bowman
Gay
Herman
Adolfo Luque
Fort Myers
Bill Terry
Sying
al Cuccisello
al Jaynes
Harlan McLendon
John Lesnardo
Nashville
Negotiations Drag Out Heavyweight Title Bout
Madison Square Garden president Marion Reed Kilpatrick said talks in New York continued to widen gaps over the Primo Carera and Max Baer championship. Jack Dempsey’s share and demands for more than 12 percent of receipts remain key sticking points in the negotiations.
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Ted New York
Marion Reed Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
Primo Carera
Max Baer
Col. Kilpatrick
Beer
Jack Dempsey
Tilden and Vines Win in Indianapolis International Tennis
In Indianapolis on March 13 the United States team of Bill Tilden and Elsworth Vines extended its international series lead over France with a 3-2 victory. Vines defeated Martin Plaa 6-3 7-5 6-0, Cochet beat Tilden 7-5 5-1 6-2 6- P, and Cochet had previously teamed with Plaa to win the doubles.
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Tilden
Vines
Indianapolis
Mar
United States
Bill Tilden
Elsworth Vines
Henri Cocnet
Aftr Vines
Martin Plaa
Tau French
Cochet
Plea
Arizmendi Battles Canzoneri in Ten Round Tucson Fight
In Los Angeles tonight Tony Canzoneri and Baby Arizmendi meet in a ten round bout with Canzoneri the favorite at odds from two to one to ten to eight. Arizmendi, age twenty, will weigh around 129 pounds or less while Canzoneri nears 130. The bout tests youth against experience as fans note Arizmendi’s vitality and Canzoneri’s veteran ring intelligence.
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Los Angeles
Maris—grims
Tony Canzoneri
Baby Arizmendi
Canzoneri
Jetzmendi
Mexico
Arimendi
Sam
Avizmendi
iSpring Football On At Highmore
Highmore plans spring football bridging basketball and track for about three weeks. About three freshmen sophomores and juniors will participate. The track team for the spring season is largely inexperienced with Hague, a miler, and Bloomeneader, formerly in the mile relay, as the only seasoned runners.
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Highmore
Mar
Highmore High School
Cher
Hague
Bloomeneader
Huron College H Club to Stage Boxing and Wrestling Show
The Huron College H Club presents an evening of boxing and wrestling in the college auditorium featuring 25 trainee athletes. The program opens with five 10 minute wrestling matches followed by tumbling acts and six three round boxing bouts led by notable ring names. The event starts at 7 45 PM with a small admission charge.
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Huron College
College
Ilmaes
Norval
Hepler
al “Primo Bucher
Jasper
Beareat’ Moulien
Don “Chicken
MacDougall
Ted
Speedy” Hohm
James “Socko
Norfolk
Herb “Kayo” Stahl
Hen ‘Mauler
Young
Wild Bul” Harbert
George
Bryant
Cai
Alleman
Keith
Wheeler
Kennard Beats Nelson In Six Round Boxing
Sherald Kennard 149 1 4 outpointed Battling Nelson 151 to win the decision in a six round bout in Fargo last night. Everett Rightmeter Sioux City outpointed Sam Musco Omaha. Musto sealed one round under Bryntmeier Johnny Stanton Minneapolis beat Billie Love Omaha in six rounds. Red Feather Oneida S D and Al Pall Sioux City drew in four rounds.
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Sherald Kennard
Nelson Fargo
N. D
Mar
Battling Nelson
Belgrade
Neb
Everett Rightmeter
Sioux City
Sammy Musco
Omaha
Musto
Bryntmeier
Johnny Stanton
Minneapolis
Highmore Lettermen Entertained By Coach Staack
Coach A A Staack hosted the Highmore junior high basketball lettermen at his home. Mrs Staack served seven o clock dinner and the guests played games. Attending were captain Donald Ryan and teammates Kenneth Tomter Clarence Busse Quentin Rubendall Douglas Taylor Leo Garrigan Johnnie Ralston Merrill Meigs and Vincent McTague. Letters will be awarded on awards day at year end.
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Highmore
Mer
A. A. Staack
Intramural Play Ends At Huron College Championship Game
The Huron College intramural basketball season ended with two games. In the consolation final Lewis Bloom’s team defeated Jimmie Norfolk’s squad with standout guard Gage. In the championship John Pasek’s team beat Ramsell’s 29 to 21, featuring captain John Parek Hepler Buchastan Holm P Fuller Stahl and Poppen as players.
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Huron College
Lewis Bloom
Jimmie Norfolk
Gage
John Pasek
Ramsell
John Parek
Hepler
Buchastan
Holm
Huron Mittmen head to regional Golden Gloves
Huron's three district champions Floyd Fugisang Billy Munson and George Theimer depart for Gettysburg to face regional rivals in eliminations aiming for a state tournament berth. Wining regional bouts earns entries to the Sioux Falls Golden Gloves. All Gettysburg bouts occur tonight.
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Huron
American Legion
Gettysburg
Floyd Fugisang
Billy Munson
George Theimer
Highmore
Pierre
Jourdis
Sioux Falls
County Circuit Honors Players Named for Bea die Conference
At a Bea die County Conference meeting, the all conference basketball team was announced with Glaze Kambel Marshall and Wessington as top vote getters. Bonilla leads girls championship group as site chosen for the annual track and field meet at Wessington on Wednesday May 2. All schools except Cavour and Sand Creek attended.
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Beadie County
Glaze
Hitchcock
Gaughan
Wessington
Kludt
Yale
Kambel
Fuller
Bonilla
Pratt
Marshall
Boyle
Wolsey
Peters
Gross
Russell
B. Schneller
Cavour
Kamicbel
Bon
Polo Tournament Awarded To Chicago In 21 Dates
Chicago was awarded the national indoor polo championship and the western indoor event with set dates in April and March respectively. St Lawrence town team beat Ft Thompson Indlam Stephan 22 to 13 with Ted Abbott top scorer on nine points. Tiger Joe Randall outposted Jackie Purvis in Elyria Indianapolis game report incomplete.
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Chicago
National Indoor
ST. Lawrence
Ft. Thompson Indlam-Stephan
Ted Abbott
Columbus
Joe Randall
Elyria
Jackie Purvis
Indianapolis
Stoefen Aims For Davis Cup Berth And National Title
Lester R. Stoefen, Los Angeles tennis star, seeks a Davis Cup spot and the national outdoor singles title in the U S indoor championship. The 23-year-old, ranked No 3, boasts a powerful serve and deft slicing, while facing Dr. Lawrence Kuderek in the current round. French players Borotra and Boussus encounter strong American opposition as first round doubles are scheduled. The event progresses with Stoefen’s bid amid a field of veterans and rising stars.
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Robert Cavagnaro
Associated Press
New York
Lester R. Stoeffen
Sanity
Los Angeles
Gerac
Stovlen
Seventh Regiment Atmoty
U. S
Raut
Lolder
George Lott
Amaricy
Sesses
Lawrence Kuderek
Stoefen
Jean Borotra
Ernest Koslan
New York University
Frank Bowden
Bell
Christin Boussus
Geore M. Lottix
Chicago
Paul Feret
Eugen McCanliff
Andre Merlin
Helder
Bears Win Girls Basketball Title
The junior high girls basketball season ended with the first team captained by Kathleen Henen crowned champions. Team members include Clara Jacobson Audrey Beelman Kavild Joen Henen guards Oral Johnston Lorainne Burnside Laonne Hammond Marliss Cummins. Final standings list Beary 9-A first tiers 8-A first Wild Cats 9-3 Gophers 9-4 second Wolves 4 second. Kathleen Benes won the free throw tournament with Mary Jean Scruby second. Eleanor Neilsen refereed all games and Marliss Cummins served as general manager.
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Kathleen Henen
Clara Jacobson
Audrey Beelman
Kavid Joen Henen
Oral Johnston
Lorainne Burnside
la ¥Onné Hammond Marliss Cummins
Gophers
Wolves
Kathleen Benes
Mary Jean Scruby
Eleanor Neilsen
Marliss Cummins
Hel
Bacheran
Aberdeen Regional Champions Crowned in Am. Legion G Gloves
Regional champions were crowned in Aberdeen last night in the American Legion amateur golden gloves tourney and will represent Region 3 in the state boxing tournament. Winners include Joe Marsh Isabel 200 light heavy Henry Osibov Aillsview 169 middleweight Donald Walworth Barnard Lif Welterweight Harold Rokte Aberdeen 2145 Werte Java 147 lightweight George Dresselhuys Aberdeen 131 feather Gerald Yeager Barnard 118 bantam Robert Hagerty Aberdeen 115 fly Richard Mathews Mobridge 200. Four champions Walworth Kunz Dresselhuys and Yeager emerged from eliminations between Aberdeen and Mobridge district winners.
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Aberdeen
American Legion
Gerald Yeager
Barnard
Robert
Hagerty
Aberideer
Richard Mathews
Mobridge
Walworth
Kunz
Dresselhuys
Yeager
Eawin Kung
Exhibition Baseball Recap From AP Digest
The Associated Press report summarizes exhibition baseball results across multiple cities. Notable bouts include Leo Redek defeating Paul Dazzo in Chicago and Donald Barry edging Charles Masseta in Pittsburgh, with New Orleans and Orlando bouts featuring Harry Dublinsky and Maxey Rosenbloom respectively.
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Chicago
Leo Redek
Paul Dazzo
Pttsburgh
Donald
Red) Barry
Washington, D
Charley Masseta
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Harry Dublinsky
Ervin Ber- Ver
Orlando
Fla
Maxey Rosenbloom
New York
Gordon Fortenberry
Cocca
Pirates in spring camp spark interest with Solters
In Sarasota and across Florida spring training reports highlight Julius Solters of Pittsburgh sparking the Red Sox session with a homer and a long drive over the left field wall. Vosmik and others flash power for the Indians while other clubs unveil rookie hurlers, lineup shakeups, and managerial notes.
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Solters
Sarasota
Julius Solters
Pittsburgh
Julius
Red Sox
New Ball Park
Boston
Boxing Night Results From Multiple Cities
Fight summaries list bouts in Philadelphia Holyoke Cleveland and Syracuse with winners outpoints and draws The Waner brothers held their first workout while practice games between regulars and newcomers were set to begin The Cardinals consider trades for unsigned players while Reds scout eyed Winford and Myers A Florida baseball instruction camp run by Rogers Hornsby opens to teach pitching stance and fielding skills
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Waner Brothers
Paul
Lloyd
Holbouts Brandton
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Benie Orsatti
George Wetkins
Flr Rhem
Cincinnati Reds
Jimmy Willams
Cardinal
Jim Winford
Wiliam H. Myers
West Palm Beach
Rogers Hornsby
St Louis Browns
Charley O'Leary
Grover Bartley
Hornsby
Jare
Tulsa Otters Run Up 52 12 Win Over Sioux Falls
Tulsa Otters defeated Sioux Falls 52 to 12 in an AAU basketball round yesterday. Carlton and Lanthon led Tulsa with 10 points each as the Oilers rolled to the big early advantage. Other results from the opening rounds included Pan Handle A and M, and Olympic club advancing, with several favorites facing round two byes due to matchups.
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Kansas City
Mar
Tula Okla
Oilers
Olympic Club
San Francisco
White Eagles
Measure of
Sioux Falls
Snother College
Springfield
Wyoming
Uni
Beles Ni M
Chicago
St. Louis
Ogden
Carlton
Getty
Tulsa
Seera
Tulsa Otters
Hyatt
Mullins
F Jerome
Pickel
Largon
Lanthon
Willams
Tora
Joensense
Pan Handle A. & M
Goodwell
Okla
Sul Ross
Alpine
Texas
Covertbaeh
Wichita Oilers
Wichita
Kun
Goleub Shoes
Dominion Electric
Minneapolis
Hunt Oilers
Tullos
Jenn Creamery
Hutchinson
Kan
Colonial Baking
Litle Rock
Ark
Sugar Creek
Rath't Black Hawks
Waterloo
Gridley Chieftains
Wiebits
Kew
Phillips University
Enid
Denver A.C
Denver
Cal
Omaha University
Oaans
Neb
Utah
Boosters
Houseold Finance
Durant Teachers
Durant
Ningle Chiefs
Harvey
TIL
Magenolia Gilers
San Antonin
Tex
Archrive
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Jones
Lwico
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Horton Smith
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Arizmendi
H” Club
Bonilla Girls
America
Bears
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Vosmik
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland Indians
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Dick Porter
Vowralk
REDS
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Avalon
Calif
Tuck) Saimback
John Pomorski
Gus Nicholas
Dele Mills
Chicago White Sox
Angels
Seattle
Santa Barbara
Pusedens Merchants
Brederick
Johnny Frederick
Brooklyn Dodge Recvkus
VTE Oas
Johnny
Saltzgave
St, Petersburg
Zsack
Saltzgaver
New York Yankee
Joe McCarthy
Winter Haven
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Kentucky
Tennessee
Persorr
Irvine Jeffries
Otter
Lew Chiozza
Fletcher
ST. Petersburg
Elburt Fletcher
Boston Braves
Elburt
Bil McKechnie
Joe
Biloxe
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Cronin
Paso Robles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Petrifter
George Gibson
Bill Swift
Cleto Locatelli
Italy
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Drew
Tony Falco
Johny Jadick
Holyoke
Vince Dundee
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Jad Jaminski
Nanticook
Cleveland
Joe Spensil
Pittseburg
Joe Glick
Brookes Ly
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