Mitchell Kernels Claim 1932 State Basketball Title
Mitchell high won the South Dakota state prep school basketball title, defeating Rapid City 21 to 7 in Sioux Falls. Captain Brown led scoring with three field goals and four free throws as Mitchell pulled away late, after a tight defensive game and a 7 to 4 fourth quarter. Rapid City, Doland, Yankton, and Sioux Falls were among early round exits.
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Teany
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Region Four
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Central South Dakota
Hal Doland
Cobblers
Spink County
Kernels
Yankton
Quintesmen
Bucks
Leattle Royal
Fugisang to Meet Maunders in Foreign War Veterans Card
Kid Fugisang of Huron accepts a challenge from Jor Maunders of Virgil for a semi-windup bout on Wednesday night as part of the Foreign War Veterans card topped by a six round final between Sorrell Top Seaman of Hucor and Tony LeClaire of Virgil.
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Virgil
Kid Fugisang
Huron
Jack Reiss
Sorrell
Seaman
Hucor
Tony LeClaire
Henry's Again Win A A U Court Title
Henry’s of Wichita Kansas captured a third consecutive A A U National basketball title with an 8 15 to 14 victory over Missouri teachers of Maryville in Kansas City. Melvin Miller senior forward made the decisive shot in the final minute as the Schuessler Athletic club of Chicago finished third.
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Chicago
University of Indiana
Henry Brecksmith
Brecksmith
Midwest
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Billy) Hayes
Ivan Fuqua
Hoosier
Gene Venzke
Henry
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Wichita
Kas
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Schuessler Athletic Club of
Mines Boxers Set To Invade Aberdeen March 21
School of Mines boxing team travels to Aberdeen March 21 for five three round bouts at Northern Teachers College with Preliminary fights at Northern to decide King representatives of the Wolf squad.
Baseball Notes from Palm Beach Camp Cardinals Duel for Shortstop
West Palm Beach notes show Jimmy McLaughlin and Lin Storti contending for the St. Louis Browns shortstop job as spring training advances. Wyatt, a former Tigers pitcher, vies for No. 2 duties after a solid outing against the Seals. Yankees seek pitching depth with rookies Brown and Murphy tossing five no-hit innings against Boston, while Crosetti and Selkirk spark the offense.
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Detroit Tigers
Seals
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Missions
Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Walter Brown
Johnny Murphy
Boston Braves
Rockies
Frank Crosetti
George Selkirk
Wwe
Baseball Results From Yesterday By The Associated Press
Yesterday’s results show ties and wins across multiple sites. New Orleans tied 5 5 in nine innings between Cleveland and New Orleans, while Oakland defeated Pittsburgh 3 1 and Chicago beat New York 3 1. Other scores include St Louis 2 Philadelphia 0 and San Francisco A 4 Detroit 1.
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Boston
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Detroit
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San Prancisco—Missions
Yanks Depend On Youngsters For New Pennant Bid
The New York Yankees plan to rely on a youthful infield to dethrone the Athletics in the American League. Frank Crosetti and Saltzgaver lead a promising group viewed by Joe McCarthy as key to a strong season with solid outfield and pitching support from Pipgrass Ruffing Gomez and Allen. Veterans Pennock and Wells may fill bullpen roles as the club blends youth with experience.
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Tony Lazzeri
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Gehrig
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McCarthy
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Charley Ruffing
Vernon Gomez
John Allen
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Harter
Jersey City
Portsiders
Herb Pennock
Ed Wells
Trouble Looms For Indoor Net Leaders
National indoor tennis championship third round underway in New York on March 14. French stars still pose threats to the leaders while several seeded Americans including Sidney Wood Jr Berkeley Bell and Frank Bowden occupy favorable positions as clashes narrow the field to 16.
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Sidney Wood, Jr
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Frank Bowden
Prima Carnera Slapped On Street by Unknown Man
London dispatch reports boxing giant Prima Carnera confronted on a street by a man who slapped him on the jaw for a laugh. Carnera demanded explanation but the assailant fled the scene.
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Prima Carnera
London
Prima Car Dera
Amatt
Central S. D. Teams Back For 1933 State Tourney
Central South Dakota will return with four holdovers from this year’s state basketball squad as Doland and Pierre prepare for the 1933 tournament. Mitchell won the title, with coach Quin tal and the Kernels returning next season, while Deland and Pierre expect strong reinforcements and Tweedle and Raish return for another run.
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Wheelers
Sioux Falls
Bill Flunmer
Gharonite Sports
Clare Lovelace
Howard Hate
Alvin Thomas
Kenneth Parden
Ray White
Dolan
Johnnie Aldrich
Albert Pfotenhauer
Jessa Robinson
Bill Theim
Lynn Barnes
Tom Kirk
Pierre High School
Deland
Pierre
Doland
Marschalk
Kenneth Tweedle
Donald Raish
Martin To Steal Only On Signals
BRADENTON, FLA. Manager Gabby Street says Pepper Martin will steal bases only on signals to avoid sacrificing wins. He notes Martin's speed is valuable but must support the team, with older teammates also capable of stealing. Street stresses smart base running, sacrifice, squeeze plays, and hit and run as keys to last season’s success. Joel Hunt may become another speedster asset on the bases.
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Frisch
National League
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Dempsey Struck by Influenza While Training
In Toledo on March 14 Jack Dempsey suffered influenza. Manager Leonard Sachs hoped he could still fight Wednesday in Clarksburg West Virginia. A Youngstown show was canceled while the champion, feverish, defeated Time Charles and Jack O Dowd in brief two round bouts.
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Jack Dempsey
Leonard Sachs
Jack
Clarksburg
W. Va
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Youngstown
Jess Willard
Tiger
Jack O'Dowd
Little Rock
Charles
Louisville
Gettysburg Indees Sweep District Championship Win
Gettysburg Indees defeated Murdo Quint 52 to 23 to clinch the district championship. The game began with Gettysburg pushing ahead as visitors hit three baskets early, solidifying their lead through sustained scoring and strong defense.
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Bax
Indee Sharpshooters Hold Off Tidees In Tight Game
Indee sharpshooters opened strong and led at the half while scoreless later. They poured in 26 points in the first half and again 26 in the final quarter as Murdo led 14 to 17. The game was clean and hard fought with few personals. The Tidees showed championship form late, limiting opponents to five field goals and one free throw while scoring similarly.
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Tidees
Murdo
Delay in awarding U freshman letters at USD
Vermillion March 14 Freshman football and basketball numerals at the University of South Dakota will not be given out until the same time in May, according to Stanley G Backman director of athletics. The letters and numerals will be awarded at the annual gridiron banquet held sometime in May.
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Stanley G. Backman
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Hollers Before Ties Hit Dallas Steers
The Dallas Steers struggle to reach terms with Hank Bonura the hard hitting first baseman who recently wrote the club from New Orient amid a tense contract stalemate as frustration rises over negotiations.
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Bonura
New Orient
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Light Heavyweight Meet Ends Friday in Chicago
The National Boxing Association crown finals pit Dave Maier of Milwaukee against George Nichols of Buffalo in Chicago Stadium Friday night. Rosenbloom remains 175 pound champion where not under NBA control, with plans for him to face the tournament survivor if possible. Madison Square Garden cards pair Sammy Fuller with Billy Waltsse, plus Boston arena shows Jack Dorval versus Arthur De Kuh in Boston and Charley Retzlaff versus Jack McCarthy at the Boston Garden. Jack Sharkey appears in two round exhibitions with Pedro Lopez and Eddie Malcolm.
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Arthur de Kuh
Boston Garden
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Duluth
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Eddie Malcolm
Minneapolis
Hitchcock High Names Captains For Next Year
Hitchcock High Bluejays elect Maxine Sutter as girls captain and Clayton Lefty Kembel as boys captain for next season. Both squads return several regulars and reserves, with hopes for a strong year ahead. In Fort Worth, Dave Campbell won the bulldogging title at the Southwestern Exposition in 4.43 seconds.
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Boosters Open Week With Howard Clash In South Dakota Playoff
The Loch Dake Boosters, led by Jolie Hinmen and the Hnicn Basslers, face Howard Legion Savages tonight in a pivotal South Dakota playoff game. A win would seal the series. a loss could force a decisive third game on a neutral court. Starting for Loch Dake are Walz, Hudler, Englebretsen, Wetrick, and Hinman, with Smith, Brown, Coates, and Furak among the squad.
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Coates
Furak
Iowa to hire Drake coach Solem for Hawkeyes
Iowa City March 14 The Hawkeye athletic board prepared to sign final contracts for Sol em Drake University coach to direct University of Iowa football after a three month search. Salem Dorais and Madison Bell were other candidates with negotiations totaling about eight thousand dollars salary.
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Ossig ‘Solem
Drake University
University of Towa
Burton A. Ingwersen
Hawkeye Athletic Board
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Gus Dorais
Detroit
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Texas A
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Iowa
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Minnesota
Dike
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
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Inwa
Notre Dame Uses Four Offensive Plans In Cage Campaign
Notre Dame coach George Keegan employed four offensive schemes this season, mixing cross court play with a pivotal center and top man at the basket. The squad also added two defensive looks and occasionally used a modern pro style. In one game three offenses were tried.
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South Bend
George Keegan
Notre Dame
Keegan
Mikkelsen wins special ski event at Mt Hood carnival
Roy Mikkelsen of Chicago won the special sled jumping event at Mt. Hood during the Anat winter Sports carnival. He scored 220.4 points from jumps of 193 and 196 feet. Anton Lekang of New York posted the longest jump at 197 feet but finished second with a 175-foot second jump. Dein Guttorm Paulsen of Chicago and Anish Unicd also placed, with scores around 213.
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Portland Ore
Roy Mikkelsen
Chicago
Mt. Hood
Anton Lekang
New York
Dein Guttorm Paulsen
Anish _Unicd
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