Dodgers Trade May Boost Pennant Bid In 1941 Season
Brooklyn Dodgers pull off a high profile infield swap with Cincinnati Reds adding Cuccinello for Babe Herman and Ernesto Lombardi Wilson will cover outfield spots while Del Bissonetto Wright Stripp anchor the infield. The deal strengthens pitching depth and raises expectations for a title push.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Ployd Cavendish
Babe
Cuccinello
Herman
Gilbert
Suleworth
Lombardi
Cuscinello
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Max Carey
del Bissonetto
Glenn Wright
Stripp
Wright
College Mat Program Is Postponed Again
Huron and Augustana matmen postpone a state conference matchup due to impassable roads and gym access issues. Ward H Bell, Huron College athletic director, says matches may move to March 22 or to an alternate site, with American Legion Hall planned as the venue and postponed action from last Wednesday.
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Nave
Lopcea
Huron
Augustana Colieses
Ward H. Bell
Imuron College
Augustana
Huron_ ney
Bell
Sioux Falls
Vikings
Huron Wom
Luron College
Ustown
American Legion Hall
Meenan Tries Wedded Life Again at Northwestern
Northwestern football star Ken Meenan and North western student Miss Juan Rogers married in Waalegart with Justice Watlenwein officiating. Meenan is a sophomore and already wed last September to Helen Major. that marriage was annulled after parental objections. Both couples risk university expulsion for attending without parental consent under a school rule.
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Ken Meenan
Evanston
Kery Meenan
Northwestern University
Juan Rogers
Klamsih Fails
Major
Meenan
D. £. Meenan
Oak Park
National Mitt Meet Opens Tonight In Grand Rapids
The national boxing tournament to crown a challenger to Tony Cantortert’s title begins tonight in Grand Rapids with four ten round bouts scheduled. Matches include Lord Cleveland versus Jimmy Dean, Mickey Genato versus Harry Robertson, Henry Koope versus Eddie Black, and Glenn Camp versus Eddie Selion.
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Grand Rapids
Mick
Tony Cantortert
Tie Lord
Cleveland
Jimmy Dean
Lo Pa
Mickey Genato
Alabama
Harry Robertson
Port Huron
Mich
Henry Koope
Detroit
Eddie Black
Milwaukee
Glenn Camp
Chicago
Eddie Selion
Columbus
Hishmore Golf Club Elects Officers After Annual Banquet
Hishmore Golf Club chose W. G. McLaughlin and Frank Hawkins as secretary-treasurer to lead the club next year with directors Frank McKellip Bert Ray J. S. Perkins and Mies Bernice Swanson. The election followed the annual banquet hosted by the Altar Society. Beaumont Texas. After a vote of fans, home uniforms for the Beaumont lab of the Texas league were selected with red pants white shirts red caps and white stockings with a two inch red stripe.
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Hishmore Golf Club
Hughmore
W. G. McLaughlin
Frank Hawkins
Golf Club
Durin
Frank McKellip
Bert Ray
J. 5. Perkins
Mies Bernice Swanson
Ladies of the Altar Society
Beaumont
Tex
Beaumont Lab
Texas Leeque
Giants could field stronger club in 1932 race
John J. McGraw predicts the New York Giants will be tougher in the 1932 NL race than last year, with improved pitching and defense. He cites Hughie Cruz’s arm, Fred Linstrom’s health, and new talent like Leonard Koenecke Verger Gibson Schumacher as key factors while noting St. Louis as the team to beat and rival clubs Chicago and Brooklyn may contend.
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John McGraw
New York Giants
Hughie Critz
Kasersta
Fred Lindstrom
Leonard Koenceke
Indiakapelis
Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Giants
St. Louis
Hughie Cruz
Chicago Cubs
Tontendera
Brooklyn
Criz
Fred Linstrom
Portsiders
Tme
Leonard Koenecke
Indianapolis
Johnny Verger
Sam Gibson
Harold Schumacher
Wolves To Report For Spring Drills
Aberdeen March 15 Coach Campbell of the Northern Teachers College asks aspirants to report for spring practice, last half of the month, to replace graduating seniors. Lettermen from the 1931 state conference champions will assist.
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Wolves
Aberdeen
Campbell
Northern Teachers College
Atate
Detroit Improvement If It Comes Will Be Feather In Carrolls Hat
A Stanford University style feature from Palo Alto notes Detroit’s pennant push led by manager Bucky Harris as he assembles a strong infield and seeks pitching depth. Veteran trainer Carroll from San Francisco is highlighted as a key potential boost, with new players like Rogell Hiel Richardson and rookie prospects shaping the Tigers’ spring outlook.
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Detroit
Carroll
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Hoover
Bucky Harris
Harris
San Francisco
Denny
Gehringer
Alexander
Gebringers
Bad Am
Charley
Bill Rogell
Tigers
Toronto
Bill Hhiel
Jewel Ens
Nolen Richardson
Ray Fritz
Marvin Owen
Johnny Stone
Roy John
Som
Gerald Walker
Bill Lawrence
Joyner’ White
Beaumont
Tiger
Tommy Bridges
IV Sorrell
John Wratt
Art Herring
Hogsett
Uhie
Whitehill
Mark Koenig
Izzie Golistein
New York
Texas
Luke Hamlin
Southpaw
Phil Page
Seattle
Buck Marrow
Hed Demutels
Muddy” Ruel
George Susoe
Pittsburch
Fab
Deeny Carcoll
Baseball Notes from spring training roster shuffles
Cubs manager Rogers Hornsby plans to trim the roster over the next three days with moves involving Del Young to Reading in the International League and possible transfers of Bill Jurges Mike Kreevich and Bill Campbell to Los Angeles. Campbell may also get Joe San Antonio while Joe Vosmik shines in Indians drills as Browns holdout Ratech Kress faces pressure to play with St Louis this season.
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New York Giants
Rogers Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
del Young
Reading Club
Bill Jurges
Mike Kreevich
Outfelder
Bill Campbell
Los Angeles
Giants
Hornsby
Bush
Wartrek
Browns
Kress
West Pala Beach
Fla
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
Rateh Kress
Bell
Ball
Kresaoe
Walter Stewart
Rick Ferrer
Baseball Results From Spring Training Games
Reported results from multiple spring exhibition games feature clubs including Philadelphia and Brooklyn in Florida and California venues. Scores listed show varied outcomes across matches in Winter Haven, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, and Los Angeles with teams such as St. Louis, Boston, New York, and Newark participating.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
St. Petersburg
State Tournament Receipts Decline in Sioux Falls
Receipts at the South Dakota high school basketball tournament in Sioux Falls fell to under 370 dollars, a decline of over three percent from prior peaks. Athletic business manager Prof. M. M. Brum notes expenditures will be covered by funds from the events.
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Sioux Falls
M. M. Brum
Yale
Howley Confident Barter Will Raise Reds From Cellar
Cincinnati Reds manager Dan Howley expresses optimism after a nine player trade with Brooklyn. Key gains include Ernest Lombardi Walter Gilbert Clyde Sukeforth and Herman plus Cincinello Stripp, while Tony Cuccinetto and Joe Stripp move on. Pitching hopefuls Lucas Johnson Carroll Frey Benton Rixey may lift the staff as Howley targets a league rise.
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Alan Gould
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Dan Howley
Brooklyn
Redland
Floyd Gabe
Herman
Ernest Lombardi
Walter Gilbert
Tony Cincinello
Joe Stripp
Clyde Sukeforth
Cincinnati
Howley
Dan
Lorabardi
Stripp
Cuccitello
Mickey Heath
George Grantham
Conch
Peppery
Leo Durocher
Andy High
Gilbert
St Paul
Joe Morrisey
Grantham
Heath
Marion
Sukeforth
Clyde Menion
Milwaukee
Lombardi
Mowley
Red Lucas
Si Johnson
Qwen Carroll
Frey
Bentop
Rixey
Walter Hilcher
Iway
Cathedral High Seeks NCBA Title in National Championship
Sioux Falls S F Cathedral High with coach Harold Baillie and ten players heads to Chicago for the National Catholic basketball championship at Loyola University. They stop tonight at Dubuque Iowa and face Campion Academy Prairie du Chien Wisconsin in the first round. Cathedral has won 29 of 34 games this season and seeks a deeper run after two prior first round exits in 1924 and 1928.
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S. F. Cathedral High
Sioue Falls
Harold Baillie
Cathedral High
Chicago
Loyola University
Sioux Falls
Dubuque
Cathedral
Campion Academy
Prairie du Chieu
Kansas City Hockey Team Shuts Out Opponents In 3 Games
An American League hockey club from Kansas City posted 13 shutouts across three games for the circuit’s best defensive record. Elsewhere in Ames Iowa Roland Lillie of Town State College dominated seven varsity wrestling meets pinning foes quickly. A windstorm at an San Antonio wrestling program sent 6500 spectators scrambling for cover. Purdue students Milton House and Kenneth Patrick rolled 50 miles to attend a high school basketball tourney in Salem. Mrs Henkin made a hole in one on a par 4 while Tom Pine recorded a 21-yard eagle one in a 2 2 par three.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Hockey
Ames
Roland Lillie
Guthrie Center
Lillie
Indiana Basketball Fever
Salem
Ind
Milton House
Kenneth Patrick
Purdue Univiversity
Castlewood Licks
CM Henkin
Tom Pine
If Neilson
Bierman to Coach Gophers Starts First Season Next Fall
Bernard W. Bierman will begin his first season as Minnesota football coach in September. He just finished winter practice with candidates for the 1932 Gopher eleven and plans a six week spring session starting in April to instill his play style. The former Minnesota star returns after 17 years away, having gained national notice at Tulane University where his teams lost only two games from 1928 to 1931, both inter sectional.
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Minneapolis
Bernard W. Bierman
University of Minnesota
Gopher
Bierman
Minnesota
Tulane University
New Orleana
Tulane
Southern California
Junior Cagers Find Title Playoff Glow In A League
Tonight closes regular play in Coach John Bengerter's junior high intra mural league with two A games and one B game on tap. Wolverines and Monkeys have finished in a deadlock for first, Bearcats face Gorillas and Gophers, Hoot Owls and Jay Birds threaten a two way lead, while Hen Hawks meet Ravens in the B division as schedule shifts prep for Thursday playoffs.
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John Bengerter
Wolverines
Monkeys
Bearcats
Theer
Hoot Owls
Jay Birds
Bangerver
Wolverines Monkers
Saa
Northern Athlete Dies in Aberdeen After Illness
Liesh Wilson 18, son of Mr and Mrs FR Wilson and a noted local athlete, died in Aberdeen after six weeks of illness from influenza and pneumonia. A Northern Normal alumnus, he earned several football letters in high school.
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Aberdeen
Liesh Wilson
FR. L. Wilson
Wilson
Northern Normal
American High School
Sentry Duties Highlight Duck Hunting on Naval Reserve Field
On the naval reserve field Syme, a newly graded section of a duck hunting area was seeded at 4000 dollars to support responsible hunting. A sentry will enforce access and keep off the area to protect the field and prevent unwelcome disturbance during the season.
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Seattle
Naval Reserve Syme
Will Meet Wolsey Here Tomorrow In Second Of Series
The Heron Boosters aim to clinch the Central South Dakota title by beating the Wolsey Independents in the second game of the series at Huron college gym. Englebretsen led scoring as Huron edged Howard 37 to 34 in a near repeat of an earlier thriller.
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Wolsey
Howard
John Hinnan
Heron Boosters
Central South Dakota
Wolsav Independents
Boosters
Howard Legion Savages
Huron College Gymnasium
Tigerettes
Huron High School
Wolsey Indees
Hurom
Huron
Sever
Englebretsen
Pase
Smith
Hudler
Eerie
Ben
Wetrick
Hinman
Davison
Savage
Gulbransen
Clark Brothers
Devison
Huron Boosters
Walz
Howard Savages
Kersten
R. Clark
Guilbransen
Delsing
al Opie
Clark
Rucon
Bucle
Easter Normal
Seeded Net Players Stand Firm in National Championships
In New York on March 15 the national denis championships reduced to 16 players with 13 seeds intact. Only unseeded Harold Gerkin Lincoln Halberstamiy Ernest Koslan survive alongside a mix of French and U S contenders including Jean Borstin Christian Boussus Antoine Genti George Lott Gregory Man Eddie Jacobs Frank Shields Sidney Wood and others from New York. Doubles begin with two first round pairings Borotza versus Jacobs and Belk versus Koslan.
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New York
Harold Gerkin
Lincoln Halberstamiy
Ernest Koslan
Hamilton
N.Y
Erim
Jean Borstin
Christian Boussus
Antoine Genti
George Lott
Chicago
Gregory Man
Newark
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Frant Shields
Sidney Wood
Berkeley Bell
Julius Seligson
Edward Jenkins
Frank Bowden
Eugene McCan
Iff
Tooay
Borotza
Jacobs
Belk
Koslan
Metcalf Denies Minnesota Athletic Director Links
Towa State College athletic director T. N. Metcalf says he has received no communication about the Minnesota athletic directorship and rejects reports he is being considered. Minnesota officials had indicated he was under consideration for the post.
Boxing results from Boston to Omaha headline night
Reported by the Associated Press fights last night featured Dorval defeating De Kuh in Boston, Dundee stopping Forgion in Baltimore, Bojarski beating Bass in Pittsburgh, O'Brien over Jones in Holyoke, Campbell outpointing Mandell in Miami, and Payne earning a decision in Siquechy with several other bouts noted across cities.
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Associated Press
Boston
Jack Dorval
Quincy
Arthur de Kuh
New York
Baltimore
Vince Dundee
Elmore
Vincent Forgion
Philadelphia
Pilttsburgh
Frankie Bojarski
Benny Bass
Foul
Holyore
Mass
Frankie O'Brien
Hartford
Conn
Goria
Jones
Kron
Camrysioner
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