Miller And Lake Preston Clash For State Tourney Opener
Bill Plummer reports Miller and Lake Preston high school cagers ready for the 1985 South Dakota state tournament at Mitchell. The Rustlers and Rustlers meet on the Corn Palace floor with guards vs giants, seasoned by weeklong practice and wary officiating, aiming for a finals clash with Sioux Falls or Mitchell noted as likely contenders.
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Helen Moody Weighs comeback after long layoff
In San Francisco on March 14, Helen Moody began daily practice for a potential return to international competition. With coach Howard Kinsey privy to her plans, Moody, once dominant from 1927 to 1938, tests form after a 1933 back injury sidelined her from nationals.
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Mar
Helen
Wills Moody
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England
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Delta Tau Delta Wins Intra Mural Basketball Trophy
Vermillion March 14 Delta Tau Delta fraternity claimed the intra mural basketball title by defeating Phi Delta Theta in the final game. Two round robin tournaments offered students chances to participate as indoor baseball and basketball seasons approach with plans for campus league events and a spring finale. The intramural meets are open to all enrolled students with events set to begin soon and a spring close to the season.
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Mar
University of South Dakota
Delta Tau Dela
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Echool
Rere
Marksmen to Engage Creighton and Coyotes in March
A Creighton University versus Coyotes matchup is planned for March 2? with a ten man team. The event features tactical contest elements, military science and athletics, highlighting shoulder to shoulder competition at the university.
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Braun Knocks Out Stonage In Second Round
A mixed-venue sports wire item recounts boxing action with Braun defeating Stonage in the second round, details limited by fragmentary text from a late edition. The report mentions other spring training notes and exhibition games involving Yankees, Cubs, Pirates, and Indians across Florida and California.
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Anderson Defeats Kingsbury In Revenge Bout
In a heated second heat of a March American Legion show, Anderson defeats Kingsbury following an earlier loss. The bout ended a night that also featured Al Braun flattening his rival, ending Huckin’s Ostic season and setting up next Monday’s regional Golden Gloves tournament.
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Gloves Tourney Tickets On Sale Today
Tickets for the regional Golden Gloves boxing tournament go on sale at Biron shops including Wry ers Corner Marvin Hughitt Recreation parlory Pat's Cover Tredway and Liem sport shop and Coney Island Lunch room. Champions from Watertown Aberdeen and Miller Huron districts will vie in eight weight divisions to reach the state tournament in Pierre March 19 20. The regional event at Deum's subiterum starts at 7 o'clock under Legion sponsorship.
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Lake Preston Quint Set for State Tourney Curtain
Lake Preston coach J T Rider will take his regional champions to Mitchell for the state tournament, leaving Friday morning to face Miller Rustlers at 2 30. The Lake Preston quint, led by RR Newsman center Captain Olson and Dahl, with Smithback and Shanks at guard, has practiced at Brookings and on the home floor. Many students and fans plan to accompany the team as school dismisses Friday.
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Clarence
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Millard Kapperad
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Sod City
Campbell Plans Warmup Run at Daytona Beach
Bluebird! is preparing to roll again but Campbell will not push for 300 miles per hour unless conditions improve. A tuneup was to use a slower speed with minimal timing gear on a windswept beach, while Campbell recovers from illness and Lady Campbell battles a respiratory issue.
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Daytona Beach
Mar
Bluebird
St Malers
John Roning Named New Anoka Coach
John Roning of Minnesota's Minesota'e 934 varsity has accepted a contract to coach football basketball and track at Anoka High School Minnesota starting next fall. Roning will lead the three programs as the leading local educator says.
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Yankton Greyhounds Open Track Practice For Season
Yankton College Greyhounds begin outdoor practice to prep for the track season with most lettermen returning except for weight throwers and broad jump. Ford Gross coaches dash candidates while Bob Smith and Jimmy Kendall tutor the distance runners under Carl Youngworth Vic Sinclair and Pritchard. Season opens in April at Hastings and aims to defend the conference crown at Huron on May 18.
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Huron
Colored Quint to Play at Redfield
Redfield fans will witness one of the nation’s best colored traveling basketball teams when the New York Hademites visit the Friedman Devil team next Saturday at 3 o clock. The Devils, rested after the high school season, say they are primed to meet the colored aggregation.
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Mar
New York
Lewis Gets Decision Over Emilio Martinez
Johnny Lewis of Phoenix defeated Emilio Martinez of Denver by a close decision in ten rounds at the city auditorium last night. The bout pitted a rising light heavyweight contender against a seasoned rival in Denver.
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Cardinals Overconfident Yet Ready For Spring Camp
St Louis Cardinals manager Frankie Frisch battles overconfidence as the world champions, boasting speed and power, prepare for spring training in Bradenton, Florida. Key players include brothers Paul and Dizzy Dean, Bill Terry’s rival, and reinforcements from the Cubs while Charley Gelbert returns on the infield and Terry Moore shifts to the outfield.
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Primo Carnera Heavy Favorite in Impelliteri Bout at Garden
Primo Carnera, at 260 pounds, is a 25 to 1 favorite to beat Ray Impelliteri in the Madison Square Garden main event tomorrow night. Impelliteri, six feet seven and fast for his size, could test Carnera, with the Garden planning to pair the winner with Art Lasky or Jim Braddock after the March 22 bout.
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Joe Louis To Rest and Plan More Bouts
Joe Louis, Detroit heavyweight hopeful, rests after a brief Pacific coast swing and hints at matches with Tommy Loughran or Charley Retzlaff. He expects his next Detroit date around March 23 and possible Chicago bout discussions loom as he climbs toward a title shot.
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The News Behind The News Review Teases Presidential and NRA Shifts
A chaotic collage critiques Roosevelt’s message and NRA fate, noting whispers of bill withdrawal, liberal opposition, and court tests. It cites Huey Long, CWA anecdotes, and relief-check quirks while tracking political maneuvering in Washington and New York.
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AOU W. Defeats Iroquois 30 to 25 in hard-fought game
In a close matchup TROQUOIS March tilt, AOU W. avenged two earlier losses to Iroquois with a 30 to 25 victory. Hansen led Huron with nine points, Hornbeck added seven, and Devick and Ayren six each while Valdex paced Iroquois with 13 points.
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Bnew
Norfolk's Team Wins Intra Mur al Tourney
In the final game of the men's intramural basketball tournament at Huron College John Norfolk's team won 25 to 0 after two overtime periods. Winning players include John Norfolk Wister Hexley Herbert Gosch Eugene Yobin Charles Armin and Robert Bateman. Opponents led by Lewis Brown featured George Efnun Harry Brown Arthur Chase Olen Burnett and Herbert Wadel. The inter-close event continues with freshmen vs sophomores at 3 PM in the college gym.
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Arthur Chase
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