Huron Boxing Tonight Ends Winter Campaign With Big Card
Huron fans pack Daum's auditorium for the final 1934 25 winter program headlined by Al Braun of Broadland vs Bob Stanage of Winner in a 10 round title bout The undercard features Kid Kingsbury of Kimball Clarence Anderson of Lake Norden and a six bout preliminary lineup plus amateur and welterweight clashes all timed to begin around 4 30.
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al Braun
Broadland
Bob
Daum
Stanawe
Ofer Braun
Lady Luck
Braun
Stanage
American Legion
Hare
Huron
Goldeners
Brown
Kingbury
Anderson
Kid Kingsbury
Kimball
Huron Kingdom
Kingsbury
Clarence Anderson
Lake Norden
George Theimer
Young Ort
Mayer
Fedora
Keith Gordon
van Scoy
Lucian Jewel
Aberdeen
Noel Leckness
Albert Fields
James Kelly
Watertown
Ham Haggerty
White Lake
James Hunter
Mitchell
Figure Skaters In Annual Fest In New York Carnival
International skating carnival opens with top European and American skaters featured. Sonja Henie misses the event for the first time. Maxi Herder Ernst Baier Viv Ann Hulten lead a strong European lineup. United Stars champions Maribel Y Vinson Robin Lee appear alongside Toronto and Boston pairs, with the Skating Club of New York staging group features.
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New York
Sonja Henie
Norway
Europe
Maxi Herder
Ernst Baier
Germany
Viv- Ann Hulten
Idi Paper
Karl Zwack
Avastoria
Maribel Y. Vinson
Robin Lee
United Stars
Louise Bertram
Stewart Reburn
Toronto
Tiny Audrey Peppe
Suzanne Davie
Frederic Goodbridge
Boston
The
Skating Club of
Woonsocket Plans Baseball Campaign Delayed Birthday Spin
Special members of the 1934 Woonsocket basketball team helped manager Edd Grunewaldt celebrate his birthday at a local dinner. Grunewaldt, in charge for three years, expects to field a team again this season and will accept tryout applications by April 1.
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Woonsocket
Mar
Edd Gaunewaldt
Geven Yelack
Grunewaldt
Mines Cagers To Receive Letters at School Of Mines
Rapid City report states eight members of the School of Mines basketball squad will be recommended for letters under coach Ray Hahn. Team captain Bernard Buns will receive his fourth letter. others listed include Settershire Morgan Fotchtner Wa-Doolittle Richaré Hert McEae and Herold Buns.
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Rapid City
Mar
School of Mines
Lane
Ray Hahn Annomerd
Tor
Bernard Buns
Cetter
Weason
Buns
Recera
Morgan
Fotchtner
Wa- Doolittle
Richaréoe
Robert Hert
McE
Baer pushes 15 round fights in California legislature
Sacramento dispatch says heavyweight champion Mex Baer urged California lawmakers to permit 15 round bouts in place of the current 10 round limit when a decision is given. He spoke at the assembly rostrum amid laughs and support from Assemblyman Baloney who said a bill would be prepared. Hoff man hinted Baer would fight in California if Garden replies to a summer bout plan.
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Calif
Mex Baer
California
Bill
Eustomers
Thomas A. Baloney
San Francisco
Baer
Ancil Hoffman
Maloney
Hoffman
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Garden
Primo Camera
Max Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Germany
Beer
Camera
Schmeling
League Leaders Suffer Reversal in City Handicap League
Phillips bowlers slipped from first after losing two games to Myers Corner Keglers. Oilers won the final as George Royer and Marion Myers led scoring, Royer topping Myers by four pins with a 626 count amid bristling exchange.
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Myers
Keglers
Oilers
George Royer
Phillipa
Xnchorman
Marion Myers
Quint
Roger
MY O
Acres
Bantenau
Gillespie
Landis
Price Scale Set For Cage Meet In Mitchell
Mitchell officials announced admission to the state basketball tournament this week end will be 75 cents per session, with championship finals Saturday night. Season tickets are on sale for 2 and available at Scharmweber's recreation parlor the Scoreboard and Scallin Drug. Sessions include two games starting Friday at 2:30 with Miller vs Lake Preston and Yankton-Sioux Falls following. Murdo vs Mitchell at 8 or 9 p m. Maobridge l and Webster at 9 pm. Consolations begin 9 pm Friday and 10 pm Saturday with a consolation final then the title tilt. Extra bleachers will raise seating to about 4,000. Hotels report strong bookings ahead of anticipated record crowd.
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Murdo
Mitchell
Maobridge
Exhibition Baseball Crisscrosses Florida Camp Reports
In spring camp reports from Florida rookies lead the Dodgers. George Sellerk is groomed by the Yankees for right field and possibly Babe Ruth’s No. 3 batting spot. Larry Benton, 33, shows scoreless innings for the Giants. Other clubs resume grapefruit league play as Chicago Cubs plan big Four pitchers against the White Sox. St Louis Browns work out after two-game series with the Giants. Regulars and rookies fill lineups across Bradenton Lakeland and Tampa Bay as managers assess depth.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
George Sellérk
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Miami Beach
Larry Benton
New York Giants
Benton
Eastern Intercollegiate Cage Championship Set Tonight
New Brunswick New Jersey March 13 on Rutgers neutral court Columbia Liars and Pennsylvania Quakers face off to settle the Eastern intercollegiate league title. Both teams finished the regular season tied for first with ten wins and two losses.
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New Brunswick
Rutgers’ University
Columbia Liars
Pennsylvania ‘Quakers
South Dakota Baseball Leagues Plan New Year
State B B Group outlines preparations for a 1935 season in South Dakota baseball. The Association of South Dakota Baseball Leagues, an amateur body, enters its third season with 17 leagues this past year and 13 the year before. Membership remains strictly amateur while efforts emphasize organized play and proper governance.
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State B. B
Garden City
Mar
Association of South Dakota
South Dakota
South’ Dakota
Taraui
Redfield Names Athletic Captains for Football and Basketball
Redfield March 13 Special two senior two sport letter winners John Leveld end and Bruce Hopkins guard named honorary captains for football and basketball respectively. Leveld starred three seasons on the Pheasant gridiron, earning all state mention. Hopkins solid guard and fullback who contributed in basketball and football, both to graduate next year. Both will be missed on their teams and may attend college athletics.
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Redfield
Redfield High School
John Loveld
Bruce Hopkins
Pheasant
Leveld
John Leveld
Pheasant Gridiron Warriors
Green Lanterns To Play Swedes in Sunday Showdown
Miller Green Lanterns close their 1935 tour with a Sunday game against the Ol sons Terrible Swedes who boast 1,600 wins in 14 years. The Swedes bring George Campbell six eight and Saint Wise six three among others. Game in Miller auditorium at 3 20 with a 2 30 preliminary.
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Carl Howard
Hubert
Drakes
Mackey
Bohning
Fox
Henry
Harrold Ransen
Burch
Spring Drills For Bluejays New Creighton Coach To Lead Team
Omaha Neb Mar 13 Creighton University prepares for spring practice with new head coach March Schwartz calling the football squad together on March 15. Captain Vincent Anderson leads potential candidates as sophomore and junior talent looks to prove itself with backfield stars like Bob Zuercher Joe Naviochick and George Busch shaping the crew under Schwartz guidance.
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Creighton
Weels
Omaha
Neb
Mar
Sperial
Marchmont Schwartz
Creighton University
Vincent Anderson
Anderson
Idaho
Bob Zuercher Wiill
Zuerchey
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago University
Schwartz
Marehy
Jay Berwanger
Marchy
Zueecher
Zuercher
Joe “Iron Duke
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George Busch
Don Melyer
Francis Wilcox
Lusty Goocke
Paul Rudy Harinek
Fulback
Carl Vinciquerra
Mangin Relaxes On Tennis Court
Gregory S. Mangin, once a top indoor player and national rank leader, relaxed after a business day by playing tennis. He works in a brokerage house and says the mental pressure of a full day hurts his form, noting that good tennis and business do not mix.
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New York
Gregory S. Mangin
Mangin
Inflation Plot and Gold Profit Tied to Federal Central Banking
A confidential cabinet officer letter argues New Deal aims to centralize money control in the Federal Reserve, reducing currency issuing by national banks. It contends inflation fears are a deliberate ruse tied to distribution of gold profits and a stabilization fund, warning Congress and business leaders about potential tax shifts and labor policy directions.
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Federal Reserve
Wiorgenthau
Ben
Thames
Congress
Ig Hirt
Australia
AAA
Roosevelt
Yanks Rely On Youth In Fight For 1935 Pennant
The Yankees, minus Babe Ruth, push forward with a youthful roster as they brace for the 1935 pennant race. Manager Joe McCarthy praises Ruth’s greatness, while emphasizing a strong pitching staff led by Lefty Gomez and Red Ruffing. Earl Combs returns in left, Bill Dickey stays healthy, and several young players push for key roles as the club eyes another championship.
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Babe
Herb Pere
Tony Lazers
Zarie Coles
Lou Gohrrig
McCarthy
Marse Joe
Gig Charley Rudting
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Frankie Crossett
Robert
Rad) Rolfe
Lamers
Gehrig
George Selirk
Selkirk
Ruth
Combs
Earl Combs
SL Louis
Bill Dickey
Vernon
Gomez
Red
Tigers
Fillies Given Little Chance In Kentucky Derby
ROBERT MAY reports that owners see almost no chance for a filly to win the Kentucky Derby. Only Nellie Flag among last year's juveniles was nominated for 1935, with Regret the only filly to win in 1915. Weight contrasts and changes in Derby rules highlight the uphill battle for fillies.
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Associated Press
New York
Mar
Calumel
Nellie Flag
Mata Hark
Bazaar
Too Nancy
Motto
Go Quick
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Col
HR Bradley
Black Helen
Regret
Thera
Larry Udell Quits Campaigning in Minnesota Fight Career
Larry Udell, light heavyweight boxer of Aberdeen 5 D, announces retirement from active campaigning and will join Ford Motor Company's twin city plant. Udell, a top northwest contender in his division, ends his boxing career and hangs up his gloves. In Reading, Jimmy Fantiilg defeated Joe Meslon by points in a 140 133 bout.
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Mar. L
Eppolas
Udell
Aberdeen
Ming
Northwest
Hies
Ford Mar
Twin City
Reading
Jimmy Fantiilg
New York
Joe Meslon
Scranton
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