Watertown Arrows Defeat Miller 21 to 13 In State Opener
Watertown Arrows upset Miller Rustlers 21 to 13 in the opening round of the South Dakota state high school basketball tournament. Miller struggled with active Watertown defense, slow start, and late surge as Watertown advances toward the semifinals led by Cope and Frederick.
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Chester Wood
Miller High School Rustlers
Watertown Arrows
South Dakota
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Froebd
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Fesbee
Ateriownm
Arrow
al Frederick
Calahars
Dornberger
Wernner
Aera
Cope
Wagner
Evans
Freeburg Drii
Russlers
Stensland
Bohning
Dornbergur Sca
Millec
Wee
Bell
Yankton Bucks Favored For Seventh State Title In Ten Years
Mitchell report notes Yankton Bucks, undefeated before the semi finals of the South Dakota high school tournament, face Waubay as Watertown meets LeSoux in the other semi. Yankton beat Madison 28 to 18 in the opening round while Waubay center Humbrucht and Wak Pala Indians provided strong showings against Leed and Parkston.
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Mitchell
Mar
Yankton
Bucks
South Dakota
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Marchracht
Giant Waubay Center
Wakpala Indians
Leach
Watertown
Miller
Huron
Leed
Parkston
Woller II
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Scotalian
Beli
Olson
Furze
Mye
Springer
Mogckwart
Weidenbeach
Adkins
Weidenbach
Arrows
Frecevick
Wagner
Bohaing
Stensland
Madison vs Yankton basketball thriller amid noisy crowd
Madisons strong challenge to Yanktons guards disrupted by Holters pressure as Olson led scoring with five baskets and two free throws. About a thousand fans attended the matinee with 2500 expected last night as the Mitchell band played and the game aired on WAX and EGDA.
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Mitchell Bend
Madison Drum Corps
WAX
EGDA
Aberdeen Y. Meets Faulkton In Final
Abstracted high school basketball note indicates Aberdeen Y. and Faulkton reach finals after semifinals. Result framing suggests Aberdeen Y. defeated opponent to advance, with scores and team mentions partially garbled.
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Faulkton
Faulkten Aon
Aberdeen
N.C. A
Laws Cover Many Hunting and Fishing Regs in 1931
Pierre March 14 The 1931 legislature enacted broad game and fish laws introducing separate hunting and fishing licenses at 1 each. Nonresident licenses rise to 3, fish seasons shift for bass and bullheads, and bag limits adjust across species. Revenue grows about 70000, with many provisions effective July 1 and a few measures failing. The article also notes baseball trade talks involving Babe Herman and Dazzy Vance in Clearwater Florida.
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Pierre
Mar
State Game and Fish Commission
Izaak Walton League
C. H. Johnson
Game and Fish Department
Boundary
Minnesota
Missouri River
Game and Fish Commission
Office of State
Game Commission
Lear
South Dakota
Wheeler Bridge
Tourney Sidelights By The Annolated Prem
Mitchell and Wanbey show in high school tourney action with Geestrales work and bail fondling, as Humbracht scores four baskets without fouling while the center is the key.
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Prem
Mitchell
Jhamay Distribete
Palais Soitien Conte
Inch Wanbey
Boretellar
Teewrmemem
Humbracht
Boston Braves Contend If Breaks Fall Right In 1931
Boston Braves under Bill McKechnie show progress in the 1931 season with a revamped lineup. New outfielders Red Worthington and Wes Schulmerich add power to flank Wally Berger, while Earl Sheely returns to first base and Bill Dressen takes third. The keystone pair Maranville and McGuire anchor the infield, with a veteran pitching staff led by Socks Biebold.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Boston Braves
Bill McKechnie
McKechnie
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Braves
Red Worthington
Rochester International
Wes Schulmerich
Los Angeles
Wally Berger
Cubs
Robins
McKechniie
Earl Sheely
Rabbit
Ced
Harry
Socks) Biebold
Bruce Cunningham
Ben Cantwell
Fred Frankhouss
Tom Zachary
Wil- al Boot
al Spohrer
Bridgewater Lions Meet Clark Clothiers for Amateur Title
In Rapid City tonight Bridgewater Lions of Lead face Clark Clothiers in the American Legion staged tournament final. Lead advanced by defeating Bab's Grocers 9 to 3 while Bridgewater beat Sturgis faculty five 43 to 1. Sullivan and Lodge anchored Sturgis to 13 at half but Bridgewater surged with Sol Bridgewater and Shinkatt contributing 15 apiece.
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Clark Clothiers
Rapid City
Mar. M
Bridgewater Lions
Clark
American Legion
Bridgeweter
Sturgis
Sullivan
Lodge
Sol Bridgewater
Shinkatt
Petrolle Tut Purses Paid After NY Commission Probe
The New York state athletic commission, closing its inquiry into the Petrolle versus Tut bout, ordered that both fighters receive their purses. Chairman James A. Farley said the payment indicated the fight was not pre arranged. Madison Square Garden was denied approval to match Petrolio against Tony Canzoneri next month.
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Tut
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
James A. Farley
Madison Square Garden
Petrolis
Tony Canzoneri
Petrolle
Atty
New York State
Farley
First 1931 D Ball Meet To Be Monday
A meeting to raise funds for the Huron Diamond Ball Association’s 1931 activities and to organize leagues, elect officers, and plan preliminaries is set for Monday at 8 pm at the Tredway and Lion Sport Shop. Amos Stafford urges all players managers and interested parties to attend, with reps from groups planning teams in the coming summer especially urged to be present.
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Huroniamondball Association
Amos Stafford
Huron
Stafford
Tredway
Lion Sport Shop
Loughran Beats Emile Schaaf In Madison Square Garden Fight
Tommy Loughran avenged earlier defeats by Emile Schaaf with a dominant decision at Madison Square Garden. The Philadelphia boxer used sharp jabs and counter rights to control the bout, winning seven of eight rounds before Schaaf rallied late. Loughran weighs 182½ pounds to Schaaf’s 200. His next bout is against Tufty Griffiths in Chicago on March eT.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Mar
Tommy Loughran
Emile Schaaf
Madison Square Garden
Loughran
Max Baer
Schaaf
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Philadelphian
New York State Athletic Commission
Sharkey-Loughran
Max Schmeling
Young Stribling
Striveling
Schmeling
Tommy
Scheaus
Chicago
Henrys Defend Title In Final With K C
The Henrys of Wichita Kansas will defend its A A U basketball title against Kansas City Athletic in the all midwestern final at the national tournament in Kansas City. Los Angeles A C and San Francisco YM I meet for third place as California teams exit with semifinals results.
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Henry Wam
Wichita
Kas
Kansas City Athletic
California
Los Angeles A. C
Young Men's Institute of San Francisco
Californians
End
M. I
ILC
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