Semi Finals Set in State B Tournament At Mitchell
Mitchell and Selby reach the afternoon semis pairing while Volga faces Highmore. Results from yesterday show Mitchell beat Hot Springs 26 21, Selby over Alcester 21, Volga 2 1 Delmont, and Highmore defeated Milbank 28 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Mar
Selby
Volga
Highmore
Hot Springs
Alcester
Delmont
Milbank
Jednerberg
Schoniysbach
Reynolds
Henry
Marlinson Center
Kibbel Brothers
Hest
Steer Hibbihbberkonniks
Pooley
Cox
Draisny
Ludeman
Bircher
Koons
Poe Teenie SL
Clark
Capde
Bacon
Aulis
Howe
Miskevich
Kocer
Esis
Bear
dJorderbers
Ates
Lawson
Edna
M. Heney
Torek
E O Johnson
F - Martinson
co _ DeGroot
Hishmore
Pi Evenson
Silvernail
Clabaugh
Hamlin
Cunningharr
Gutbank
W. Kibbe
J. Kibbe
Schaller
Harszison
Koch
Green Devils End Successful Year on FedS Court
The Fedora Green Devils defeated the Jacqueline Cardinals of Sioux Falls 46 to 46 in two overtimes to close a strong season. Bennett scored 23 as Fox, Nicolai led visitors with 12 and 10. Hubbard missed due to injury while Fedora totaled 22 wins in 28 games behind a six local-hometown lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora
Mar
Cora Green Devils
Jacqueline Cardinals
Sioux Falls
Bennett
Ranky
Cardinals
Fox
Fedora High School
Flubbardt
Morningside Plans Coyote Track Meets
Morningside college track and field will travel to South Dakota for at least one meet and host teams there this season. Coach J M Saunderson lists a slate including the Towa indoor conference, Drake relays in Des Moines, a Sioux Falls trip for the Dakota relays, a May 17 dual with a University, and North Central Conference outdoor meets May 30 in St. Paul with South Dakota teams.
Friedmans Annex Independent Title
Friedmans Devils of Redfield defeated Favikten 58 to 15 in the final game of the northern South Dakota independent basketball championship. Holgate, Sanders and McCarnery led with scoring while Sanders tallied 18 points and Holgate added strong defense in the rout. Era Qu Faulkton contributed defensively though Faulkton failed to ignite offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesadeen
Fear
Yrge Wino
Friedman
Devils of
Redfield
Favikten
Holgate
Sanders
McCarnery
Helgate
Faulkton
Jane
St Paul Golf Tourney Promises Major Prize
St Paul sponsors announce the 10 001 prize St Paul tourney to be staged Aug 15 16 194? over Kelley links in Ramsey County. Federation leaders expect top pros to enter including Hagen Farrell Diegel Smith Sarazen Watrous and Meblhorn with St Paul amateur champion R Gimesy Johnston among those anticipated to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
L. 5. Farrington
Junior Association of Commerce
Kelley Links
Walter Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
Phillies Show Dark Horse Hopes For 1930 Season
In Winter Haven Florida on March 13 1930 the Phillies boast a strong mix of veteran pitching led by Grover Cleveland Alexander acting as coach and potential star players. The club aims for first division with a young batting corps led by Frank J O Doul and Chuck Klein while new and returning pitchers vie for pivotal roles and Tommy Thevenow anchors the infield. Walter Leman is out after an auto accident with Virgil Davis and Al Cooper primed to handle catching duties and backstop duties respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterhaven
Fla
Une
Philadelphia Nationals
Phils
Pat Moran
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Phillies
Alexander
Burt Shorran
Pete
Frank J
Letts) O'Doul
Charles HH
Chuck) Klein
Rogers Hornsby
Tommy Thevenow
Tommy
Arthur Whitney
Fresco Thompson
Don Hurst
O'Daul
Klein
Sothern
Burt Shelton
Lester Svrcetland
Claude Willoughby
Ray Henge
Phil Collins
Walter Leman
Baltimore
Virgil Davis
al Cooper
Birmingham
Harry McCurdy
Teledo
Nagata Signs Up With Chicago Pros
Nagurski, star of last year's Minnesota Golden Gophers football team, signs to play for the Chicago Bears next season in the National League. He announced the contract today and will report next fall. Nagurski has been playing professional basketball this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
pronxKo Nagurski
University of Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Nagurski
Bears
Word Report
Fresh Acd Power To 1931 Maroons
Fresh freshmen basketball material grades well above average for the University of Chicago. Under coach Fritz Crisler and Nels Norgren the yearlings challenged the 1929-30 varsity in scrimmage. Alvin Jackson of Gary Indiana stands 6'4.5" and leads the standout prospects at center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincago
Mar
University of Chicago
Maroon
H. ©. (Fritz) Crisler
Nels Norgren
Chicago
Alvin
Jackson
Gary
Ind
Giant
Flandreau Indians Meet Tigers In Last Pre Tournament Game
Flandreau faces Huron at eight in a final preparatory basketball clash before the state tournament in Sioux Falls. Coaches mix lineups as Culhane and Wetrick officiate. key players include Collin, Wais, Bryan, Ayres, Englebretsen, Nouel, Hart, Stahl, Niemier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron High
Tigers
Ackon Dela
Sioux Falls
Flandreaudians
Caffey
Indians
Collin
Wais
Bryan
Eenter
Ayres
Jones
Huron
Englebretsen
Tipeff
Nouel
Hart
Stahl
Niemier
College
Alex Culhane
Ralph Wetrick
Brentford Closes Big Cage Season
Brentford high school caps a strong basketball year winning the Sun Shine league title with 11 wins and one loss, coached by Mikkelsen. The team and the Midget squad finished with solid totals, while sickness affected district play and a lone setback came at Aberdeen on Roosevelt and Simmons junior highs. The girls team, guided by Supt. Houge, posted five wins four losses and one tie, totaling 209 points for and 194 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentford
Mar
Brentford High School
Prantifort
Westport
Aberdeen
Cresbard
Ashton
Reckham
Mellette
Faulkton
Reedfield
Frankfort
Redfield
Bristol
Midgeti Ag
Mikkelsen
Roosevelt and Simmons
Supt
Houge
Tompkins Returns From Hills District Farm Meetings
A W Tompkins secretary of the South Dakota Farm Bureau federation returns to Huron from the Black Hills district where he attended Fall River and Pennington county farm bureau conventions. He spoke in Rapid City on March 12 and at Hot Springs the next day. He noted rising interest in Pennington county and a growing Fall River bureau aiming to double its membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Hills
A.W. Tomplkins
South
Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Huron
Black Hills
Fall River
Pennington County Farm
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Fort Lauderdale and Biloxi
Associated Press reports Fort Lauderdale Florida saw St. Louis beat Buffalo 16 to 5 while Biloxi Mississippi hosted Washington 15 and other listed games show team matchups including New Orleans and Boston with unclear results due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
St. Louis
Buffalo I
Biloxi
Miss
Washingiot
New Orleans
Boston
Cuban fiajh kayoes Connors in second wall
In Wall South Carolina last night the Cuban fighter Aberdeen floored Connors with rapid right overhands in the second round of a ten round bout. Connors broke his jaw and was fed medical attention as Lee Morford and Dr Mills certified the injury. George Safkin from Wall was stopped in the semi windup as his seconds threw in the towel in the fifth round. Four amateur bouts completed under the refereeing of Philip Byres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rippatoe
Kayoes Connors
S. C
Fiazh
Aberdeen
Clark ‘Conners
Wall
Connors
Lee Morford
State, Boxing, Commission
Jack Payne
Rushmore
Stone Catder
Keystone
George Safkin
Safkin
Felie Byres
Philip
Ring Post Hands K. O. To Wrestler
Ring action reports a knockout victory in a 68 world heavyweight bout featuring Shikat the Indian against an unnamed challenger. The match description emphasizes a decisive finish with Shikat securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. O. To
Shikat
Baseball Camps Forecast Strong Yankees Season Ahead
In St Peters burg four Yankees veterans Ruth Pennock Bengough and Van Pelt are reported in good condition. McGraw clashes with holdups as Giants in San Antonio. Phillies head to Tampa missing Klein O Doul and Thompson. Pirates pre pare for Seals as rookies return. Browns prep for Brewers and Coffman Kimsey trio. Rickey notes rookies leaving as Camp opens. Heilmann shows power for Reds in Orlando. Peckinpaugh watches Cleveland rookies versus Pelicans. Harris's Tigers face Nationals in Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bol Shank
Ikew York Yankees
Jast Sfear
Babe Ruth
Herb Pennock
Beeny Bengongh
Ployd van Pelt
Ruth
Pennock
Bengough
van Pelt
C N W Plans Sports Program For 1930 Season
The Dakota division of the C N W railroad reorganizes to run a broad 1930 sports program. Intra division baseball and track contests will lead to a Chicago system meet with a baseball club vying for the system title. The Minnesota and Dakota divisions pursue major league style diamond, while golf trapshooting and horseshoe pitching gain prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota i
Afl
Arstens
Chicago
Stra Bie
Joe
Miouns
Andes
Thatcher
Merle Lithdeen
Winans Spray
Syster
Astet
Dukes
Northwestern Railroade
Dakota Division
Minnesota
Dakota
Dakotais
Uien
Seversl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Velay
Green Devils
Morningside
Coyote Track
Friedmans
WEW York
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Sammy Kman
Jackie Pilington
Buffalo
Tommy Paul
Bulgio
al Brown
Panama
Alan Gould
Tom
Thevenow
cHudt” Klein
Mgr, Burt
Claude Swilloughby
Burt Sholten
Nagata
Maroons
Flandreau Indians
Coffey
Smnk
Foxy Phan
San Antonio
TENAS
Joan McGraw
New York Giants
Holicuts
McGraw
Freddie Lindstrom
Bill Terry
Bob O'Farrel
Ed Roush
Larry Benton
Tamna
Detroit Tigers
Chuck Klein
Lefty O'Doul
Shonon
Paso Robles
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Seals
Burl Pharr
Arkansas
Ben Sankey
Charley Engle
Ens
Loopy
Dick Barrell
West Palm Beach
St. Louis Browns
Milwaukee Brewers
Herman Halshouser
al Crowder
Dick Coffman
Chad Kimsey
Buffalo Bisons
Bradenton
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinal
Jamel Hunt
Houston
Eddie Detker
Tex Carleton
Faul Derringer
Rochester
Orlando
USA
Harry Heilman
Detroit
Cincinnati Reds
Heilmann
Colts
Roger Peckinpaugh A
Cleveland
New Orleans Pelicans
Tampa
Stan‘tey Harris
Wyatt
Hogsett
Herring
OL Sport
Baseba
Central Radiator Co
Wisconsin Ave
Royal Hotel
Xia
Brown’s
Comer 2Nd
Iwinaia
Addael
Meg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!