Eagles And Warriors Vie For State A Crown In Mitchell
Aberdeen and Sioux Falls, co champions of the Eastern Conference, may settle the question of superiority in the final game of the abridged State A Tournament at Mitchell Saturday night. The Eagles face Rapid City while Sioux Falls meets Mitchell in a pair of 2 p.m. and 3:20 p.m. semifinals, with the consolation at 7 and the championship at 9:20. The Tigers, absent since 1932, were eliminated by Mitchell 27 to 20 in the sectional final.
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Mitchell
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Wars
Rapid City
Mitchel
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Tigers
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Corn Palace
Kernels
Warriors
Canton
Madison
Joe Quintal
Rapid City Cobblers
Hot Springs
Dan Lennon
Bison
Gold Diggers
Watertown
Dangerous Arrows
Brookings Bobcats
Colorado-Duquesne Contest To Decide
New York dispatch reports Colorado University’s Buffs routed DePaul 52 to 37 in the Metropolitan Invitational, advancing to a Friday final to face a formidable Duke of Duquesne squad after Duquesne upset Oklahoma State.
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Vanderbilt May Quit Football Says Scribes May Be Next
A New York sourced column reports Vanderbilt may drop football, driven by a strong faculty bloc and a financial deficit of around 150 thousand dollars. The piece surveys other sports notes including DiMaggio and Keller among top hitters as spring training unfolds.
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Keller
DiMaggio
Edd Emietz
New York
Bozeman Seeks Third Victory in World Billiards
Bozeman, Vallejo cue star, seeks his third straight win in the $20,000 world three-cushion billiards tournament at Chicago after routing Art Rubin in 30 innings and 46 minutes. Other results include Hoppe beating Thurnbiad, Chamaco over Levies, Reisell defeating Ha, and Denton defeating Schaefer in closely contested matches.
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Tay Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Cue Star
New York
Art Rubin
Bateman
Allen Hall
Willie Hoppe
Joe Chamaca
Mexico City
Art Thurnbiad
Kenosha
Wis
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Rubin
Welker Cochrin
San Francisco
Johnny Layton
Jess Jacons
Hoppe
Thurnbiad
Chamaco
Debany Levies
Sedalia
Otto Reisell
Philadelphia
Tif Denton
Kansas City
Jake Schaefer
Cleveland
Stephan Indees To Defend State Title In Salem Tourney
Stephan Indees depart Friday for Salem to enter the independent basketball tournament. They seek to defend last year's title after defeating Montrose in the finals. Louis Tompkins, in Sioux Falls this week, will join for the opening game against Salem.
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Stephan Indees
Salem
Weather Asem Labow TM battle for honors in league
Helen Strother and Opal Royer fought for top honors in the Golden Pheasant League last evening, Strother winning by one pin 532 to 521 while aiming for a high single game of 222. Berg Style Shop rose to second place as Tunell's Shoe Store slipped to third. Rite's Food Shoppe swept its series, with NWP gexis defeating Tunell's, Berg's beating Gagnon's Dairy, and Armon's defeating Liebrecht's by two to one. High scorers included Cornelisen 513, Harvey 448, Peek 420, and Olson 483. The Industrial League saw Great Northern beat first-place Huronite two games to one, while Waeve's trimmed Fullerton by the same margin, narrowing Huronite's lead. Coca Colas moved closer by taking three from Montgomery-Ward, and Osborn's topped Home Grocery two to one. Frank Brown of Huronite led with 489 pins. Gievre of Great Northern had best single game 246 and $75 prize. Other leaders listed include Roush 570, McDowell 563, Buckler 548, Simpson 535. The Industrial League will bowl again Sunday at 5:30. The forecast covers Huron and vicinity with partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures. Temperature notes and hourly forecast included.
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Miss Strother
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Amour
Harvey
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Floss
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Industrial League
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Fullerton
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Frank Brown
Kegler
Gievre
Roush
Great Worthorn
McDowell
Fullerton’s
Buckler
Naeve
Simpson
Bob Roush
Nothing New In Baseball Says Sugden A Veteran Scout
West Palm Beach Fla March 14 For almost half a century Joe Sugden a longtime St Louis Cardinals scout and Rochester Reds coach argues there is little new in baseball He recalls catching 19 games without an error and says today’s players would fit into the old game but cannot be fairly compared to past stars with the same speed and skill
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Joe Sugden
St. Louis
Cardinals
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Charles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jenrer
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Exhibition Baseball Results From Florida and California
Exhibition games in Bradenton and Miami Beach produced wins for Detroit over Boston 6 to 4 and Philadelphia over Syracuse 5 to 3. In St. Petersburg New York topped Brooklyn 5 to 2, while Boston defeated New York in Winter Haven 7 to 3 and Cincinnati beat St. Louis 7 to 1. Bollywood edged Philadelphia 4 to 2 in Anaheim.
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Associated Press
Bradenton
Fla
Detroit
Boston
Miami Beach
Greyhounds to Run at Chicago Armour Relays
Yankton College runners Virgil Grace and Orville Robinson will compete for South Dakota in the Armour Relays at the University of Chicago fieldhouse. The duo, entering either the half mile or mile, join Morgan Smith and others as the Greyhounds enter major indoor action this year. Grace holds the 2 mile intercollegiate title. Robinson recently set state and eastern high school conference records. They depart Friday by train and return Monday.
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University of Chicago
Armour Relays
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Naperville
Ilinois
Robinson
Sioux Falls High School
Grace
Buxton
Wisconsin
Walter Mehl
De Smet Meets Aberdeen Elks In All-Dakota Tourney Action
Aberdeen Elks, De Smet, Langenfeld quint, Watertown, Lamoure, Fargo and Northerners advance to quarter finals of the All-Dakota Independent basketball tournament. Wednesday results include Lamoure over Aberdeen Gamble 30 25 and Langenfeld runners-up beating Westport 51 23.
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Halli Wins Downhill at National Ski Championship
Sig Hall of Seattle captured the downhill title at the national four way ski championship in Mount Baker Washington with a time of 2 36 86. The Engen brothers Sverre Engen of Salt Lake and Alf Engen of Sun Valley finished second and third. Slalom is set for tomorrow with cross country and jump events to follow in Snoqualmie Pass.
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West Texans Narrowly Loses To Missouri In Thriller
In the national intercollegiate tournament second round West Texas State Canyon falls 50 to 49 to Tarkio Missouri. Tarkio advances with a late defensive stand as West Texas State struggles to score in the final minutes.
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Wrestling Results From Boston and Wilmington Meet
Maurice Tillet of France, at 276 pounds, defeated Gina Garibaldi of New York at 228 pounds by straight falls in Boston. In Wilmington, Sati Plum imet of South Bend at 242 faced Don Evans of Houston, each winning a fall as the curfew ended the match.
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Don Evans
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