O'Day And Braun Face Off In Huron Title Bout
Mickey O'Day and Al Braun voice high confidence as they near their 10 round rematch on the March American Legion boxing card in Huron. Promoter Leo Bloomberg plans a Demerey clash next month and Melvin O'Day meets Marian Haynes in the four round semi windup, with several other local fighters on the bill.
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Rorog
Brann
Broadland
March America Legion
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Braun
O'Day
Broun
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Aberdeen
Leo Bloomberg
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Mitchell
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Huron Kingdom
Peterson
Bob Peterson
Fair City
Cy Lyons
Chad Bucher
Artesian
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Dutch Tobin
Pete Osman
Iroquois
Edward Holder
Yale
Fenk Staley
al Braun
Aswell
Sorority Wins Marksmanship Trophy At USD Range
Pi Beta Phi sorority receives the Guidon trophy for marksmanship after a University of South Dakota range contest. The winning team total was 278 with Dorothy Pier 92, Fieancé Parish 93, and Cleo Johnson 97. Second place went to Beta Alpha shooters Elizebeth Mandeeville 95 Marion Manderville 98 Leona Frasch 90.
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Pi Beta Phi Social Sorority
University of South Dakota
F. R. Kilbourne
Dorothy Pier
Belvidere
Fieancé Parish
Rapid City
Cleo Johnson
Sioux City
Fights and checker title noted in scattered results
The report lists multiple boxing results across cities including Philadelphia Hartford and Pittsburgh with(outpoints and stoppages) involving fighters such as Winston Ruggerillo Obie Walker Meyer Christner Zivic and others. It also notes Sam Morrison winning the South Dakota checker championship in Sioux Falls on Monday afternoon during the state tournament.
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Sioux Falls
Mar U
Sam Morrison
South Dakota
Greyhounds Seek State Title with Vance Absent Note
Yankton College previews defense of the state college conference track title as veteran stars depart. Fourteen lettermen and a strong freshman class train, led by six point-scorers from last year, with Cad Youngworth shaping the Greyhounds’ 1933 team and new faces from multiple towns joining the squad.
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Yankton
Mar
Yankton College
Greyhounds
Rive
Judieus
Carl Youngsworth
Clarence Dunn
Woonsocket
Reese Reynolds
Alcester
Yenkton
Wilson
Reynolds
Ptak
Furlong
Dakota
Elever Reiss
Neligh
Nebrano
Ned Batcheller
Sion
Arnold Preheim
Freeman College
Robert Lyman
Spearfish
Eugene Jorgenson
Irene
Kent Trsile
Neodesha
Kansas
Marvin Strub
Manchester
Heiniz Walder
Frankfort
Joe Jurick
Chicago
Victor Sinclair
Gregory
James Barber
Tyndall
James Kendall
Interior
Aberdeen Hosts Interstate Track Relays April 2
Aberdeen to hold a three division track meet for colleges and high schools of North and South Dakota and Minnesota on April 2. Sponsored by Aberdeen High School Northern Teachers College and Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce. Events include half mile mile sprint medley and special running and weight events for both colleges and high schools.
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Mar
Aberdeen Relays
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Aberdeen High Year
Northern Teachers College
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Petrolie And Ross To Meet In Chicago March 22
Chicago reports Petrolie from Fargo Express and Barney Ross a local standout will clash in a ten round welterweight bout at 138 pounds on March 22 at the Chicago stadium. Each side posted $1.00 guarantee. It marks the first forfeit weight in years and the first boxing show at the stadium since receivership in January.
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Ross
Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Bill Petrolie
Fargo Express
Barney Ross
Varias Milling
Los Angeles
Johnny Pena
New York
Pena
Washington Boulevard
Coliseum
Stadium Corporation
Intta
Exhibition Scores By The Associated Pres Yesterday
Scores from exhibitions include Brooklyn CW and Philadelphia 1A results. Los Angeles PCL beat Chicago Ch 10 to 4. Today's schedules feature New York A versus Boston Gi at St Petersburg, Cleveland A versus New Orleans BA, Chicago CY against New York NJ at ten vanes, Pittsburgh 0 versus Oakland CL, and Cabland.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Boston
St Petersbire
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New Orleans
Ten Vanes
Pittsburgh
Oskland
Cabland
Will Meet To Form S. D. Diamond Loop
Garden City announces a meeting to finalize a statewide association of South Dakota amateur baseball leagues within two weeks. Howard Lyke and F N Cosgrove say a central location will host the gathering, with about seven leagues backing the plan. The proposal mirrors Minnesota’s model and plans an annual playoff of league champions for the state title.
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S. D. Diamond Loop
Garden City
Mar
South Dakota
Howard Lyke
F. N. Cosgrove
Lyke and
Cosgrove
Minneola
University of South Dakota names WAA officers
Fifteen girls were elected by the Women’s Athletic Association at the University of South Dakota to lead for the coming year. New officers are Lorens Rassnussen Mobridge president Dorothy Anderson Vermillion vice president Ruth Powers Burke secretary Florence Parrish Rapid City treasurer. Outgoing officers are Imogene Baker Sioux Falls president Clea Johnson Sioux City vice president.
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Ha- University ‘of
South Dakota
Lorens Rassnussen
Mobridge
Dorothy Anderson
Ruth Powers
Burke
Florence Parrish
Rapid City
Fressurer
All-Dakota Volleyball Tourney Set in Aberdeen
Aberdeen S D March 13 Volley ball teams from many North and South Dakota towns prepare for the third annual All Dakota tournament March 25. Sponsored by the Aberdeen M C A the event uses Aberdeen High School North era college and the M C A courts for early rounds. Classes B C and D determine competition with no Class A. Defending champions include Sioux Falls Watertown and Highmere in B C and D.
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S. D
North
South Dakota
Northerm College
M.C. A
Y. M
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Highmere
Hee *Heights
Mobridge
Lela
Feederlick
Timber Lake
McLaughlin
Pollock
Sixteen Players Remain in Net Indoor Championship
New York March 14 The national indoor text championships narrowed to 16 players with all eight seeds still alive. No. 1 Gregory S. Mangin of Newark led seeds by beating James M. Greer while Sutter of New Orleans eliminated Armand Bruneau of New York. Other seeds MecCauliff Hall Wood Shields and Bell won easily. Doubles began today with Lott Bowman Seeds and Pitman as early matches.
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Mar
Gregory S. Mangin
Newark
Mangin
James M. Greer
Deuce
Cimt Sutter
New Orleans
Ealt
Armand Bruneau
Eugene D MecCauliff
J. Gilbert Hall
Sidney B. Wood
George Lott
Frank Shields
Berkeley Bell
Sutter
Julius Seligson
Lott Va
Herbert L. Bowman
Shields
John H. Pitman
A Shields
Lott
Mangin Andl Bell
McCauliff
Wood
Edward W. Burns
Amateur Boxers To Compete At Omaha
Amateur leather pushers in the Mid Western territory of the AAU will exhibit their ware at the annual boxing tournament March 24 staged in the Creighton university gym under the direction of A A Schabinger and G P Wendell Creighton athletic officials and president and secretary of the A A university.
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Omaha
Mar
Cx Wil
Creighton University
A. A. Schabinger
G. P. Wendell
Creighton
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Lew Fonseca records players with film for Sox use
California Canary Lew Fonseca arranged movie footage of White Sox players including Grube Berry Appling Simmons Lyons to study fielding pitching and hitting techniques. He planned to film Lefty Grove and General Crowder while delivering pitches and curves as a teaching aid for the team.
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White Sox
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Lewo
Grube
Berry
Appling
Simmons
Lyons
Sox
Lefty Grove
General Crowder
Promoter Scotty Monteith Orchestrates Bicycle Boxers Race
Detroit promoter Scotty Monteith hatched a stunt at a six day bike race to feature a boxing managers race. Each entrant paid two bucks and pedaled on wooden saucer wheels with Monteith leading until others faded. Only Monteith remained on a wheel as the crowd recalled his past as a European pro rider.
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Scotty Monteith
Detroit
Scotty
Europe
Coast League Woes and Babe Ruth Mentions
The piece discusses struggles of the Pacific Coast League with job cuts and lower salaries pushing players to other leagues. It cites Batting legends Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, mentions Tunney and Dempsey style study, and notes fans' tolerance for lower quality play amid economic constraints shaping 1933 season outcomes.
Wolsey High Teams Entertained by Local Hosts
In Boston a social gathering at the Lombard home hosted Wolsey high school basketball teams and coaches Percy Washabaugh and Axile Darling after a dinner at 26:30. The event featured carded purses and decor in Cardinal and gold colors, while Sammy Slaughter and Norma Conrad were noted in local coverage.
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Wolsey
Mar
al Custer
George Lombard
Wolsey High School
Percy Washabaugh
Axile Darling
Lombard
Crowning South Dekots prep champion despite rumors of cancel
Mitchell headlines the 1933 South Dekots prep tournament in Teediness with plans for a full carnival at Com Palace and a coach's breakfast at Dakota Wesleyan. Huron, Sioux Falls, Yankton, and Brookings ready large delegations as Mitchell defends title amid weather and attendance hope.
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Mar
South Dekots Prep
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Sioux Falls
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Brookings
Toome
Graham Hall
Dakota Wesleyan University
Stewart A. Ferguson
Halsey Hall
Minneapolis
Mimm
Snort
Believe Ruth Will Reach Agreement
ST PETERSBURG FL Mar 14 UF Babe Ruth and Col Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees are still 10000 apart on the salary question but observers believe a compromise will be effected The slugger wants 60000 for the season while Ruppert offers 50000 Those watching figure a 55000 deal would be a 20000 cut from Ruths 1932 salary Ruppert will not pay more than 60000 Ruth says he would quit baseball before accepting that figure Conferences have been held and Ruth will not take part in exhibition games until signed
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Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
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Col. Ruppert
Ruth
Tournament Scores From Sioux Falls First Round Details
The report lists multiple high school and college matchups with scores across rounds. Notable games include Mutual Benefit, Colman, Montrose, and Dakota Eagles with mixed results, plus chess results featuring Edgerton, Mine, and Augustana Reserves among others. Final round notes indicate finals tonight and various player names such as Trent Hudson and Egan Mormons in close outcomes.
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Associated Press
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Tormey
Mutual Benefit
Colman
Flaraireau Dakota Eagles
Baltic
State College
Edgerton
Lester
Augustans
Davis
F.C
Crocka
Creighton Coach Becomes Omaha’s Popular Bachelor
Creighton coach Is popular with women in Omaha as a freshman football and basketball mentor. Last week he visited a church event and learned the service offered women’s coats only after delivering a coat order by telephone inquiry.
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