Prep Cagers Open Annual Title Scramble At Mitchell Lake
South Dakota basketball fans gathered for the state tournament as eight teams advanced from district play. Lake Preston meets Miller in the opener while Yankton faces Sioux Falls defending champions Mitchell. Five small schools Miller Lake Preston Mobridge Webster Murdo challenge eastern powerhouses in hopes of ending a long title drought.
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Canzoneri Favored To Avenge Licking In Chicago
Tony Canzoneri, aiming to reclaim the world lightweight title, fights Chuck Woods at Chicago Stadium after a decisive defeat three weeks earlier. He starts as a 7 to 5 favorite but must work hard to regain prestige and rebound against Woods in a decisive rematch.
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Tony Canvoner
Chuck Woods
Detroit
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Barney Ross
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Marilyn Rodin and Beverly Mycue Born In Springfield
Marilyn Rodin and Beverly Mycue, daughters of Mr and Mrs M D Mycue of 619 Frank Avenue Southeast, welcomed a robin this morning. The moment marked a small domestic note in a local home.
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Beverly Mycue
Mr. Ane
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Robin
Joe Louis Eyes Baer Challenge in 15 Round Knockout Claim
Detroit March 13 Joe Louis predicts prideful confidence in himself and declares Max Baer a wild swinger he could knock out or decision in 15 rounds He doubts Baer’s power and cites Carnera Schmeling and Lackey as tougher paths to a title shot Louis says Roxborough doubts experience but he insists he can beat anyone including Baer with his current punching strength
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Joe Louis
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Ottie
Wisconsin Women in Tourney Final Contention
Belleair officials prepared to mail the Belleair golf crown to Wisconsin while deciding whether to address it to Bernice Wall of Oshkosh or Frances Hadfield of Milwaukee. Wisconsin's Maureen Orcutt and Jean Bauer were upset by Wall and Hadfield, Wall defeating Orcutt 5 and 3 and Hadfield beating Bayer one up.
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Bernice Wail
Oshkosh
Frances Hadfield
Milwaukee
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
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Miss Hadfield
Miss Orcut
Negro Quint Beats Gettysburg Indees 56 11
The Heelem New York Globe Trotters, managed by S Graves, defeated the Gettysburg Indees 56 to 11 in Gettysburg. The Trotters, unbeaten this season after facing over 100 college and independent teams, showed superior passing and shooting.
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Exhibition Baseball Results Recap and Schedule Notes
AP report summarizes yesterday's results with New York defeating Boston nine to three while Chicago edged Pittsburgh one to zero. Additional notes mention Miami as a venue and several games at Los Angeles West Palm Beach Biloxi and other sites with teams including St Louis Boston Albany and Washington CA.
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Chicago
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Baseball News Roundup From Florida and California
Baseball items from spring camps across Florida and California feature players and managers discussing lineups. notes include Wiliam Watson Clark’s status, Joe Malay as Giants understudy, Phillies vs Tigers, Athletics vs Red Sox prep, Braves vs Yankees clash, Reds optimistic, Stewart signs with Senators, Cubs hopes for hitters, Cardinals vs Giants prep, Tigers hosting Phillies in Grapefruit League, and Pirates resting Bush and Weaver after a tight Cubs game.
Connie Mack Pins Pennant Hopes On Foxx Gamble
ALAN GOULD reports from Fort Myers that Connie Mack bets the Athletics success on James Emory Foxx after moving him to catcher, aiming to shore up the lineup and reclaim a pennant race edge. Foxx backs a deep, improved squad guided by Sugar Cain pitching veteran help, while questions loom at first base and the outfield config around stars like McNair Higgins Cole man and Moses as leadoff potential.
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Mickey Cochrane
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Jet ‘Toater
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Bill Dietrich
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Sugar) Cain
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Bib Willams
Eric McNair
Frank
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Higgins
Wallace Moses
Georgia
Galveston
Ed Coleman
Moses
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Roger Cramer
Bob Johnson
A’s
Recruits on Spot as White Sox Open Ex Exhibition Schedule
The Associated Press reports lightweight results with Joe Ghaouly from St. Louis outpointing Eddie Cool of Philadelphia while Bobby Pacho of Los Angeles outpoints Harry Carlton of Missouri and Jack McAvoy is knocked out in Hartford. Manager Jimmy Dykes begins testing new recruits as Chicago White Sox start exhibition schedule against Los Angeles in Santa Monica.
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Joe Ghaouly
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Eddie Cool
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Harry Carlton
Jersey City
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Jack McAvoy
New York
Santa Monica
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Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
New Creighton Coach Sees Bluejay Football Talent
Creighton University in Omaha introduces Marchmont Schwartz, former Notre Dame star, as head coach guiding first drill with about 35 hopefuls. Notable veterans include Vincent Anderson and George Busch, while yearlings show promise under limited resources as Schwartz pursues fundamentals and a nine game schedule next fall.
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Bob Zuercier
Francis Fishler
Bill McDonnell
Joe
Iron Duke" Navoiehick
Paul Schmidt
Joe MedXerina
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Corky" Kareekas
Doug Trish
Orin Schroeder
Tony Sesto
al Kubes
Joe Sheppard
Ed Brick
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Floyd
Moose” Nelson
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Schmvartz
Leo Bowulsti
Bill O'Callaghan
Jack Pederson
Holland
Paul Hartner
Carl Vinsiguerra
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Fred Reif
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Darrell Weber
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New Deal clashes and budget fights frame Roosevelt era politics
The piece analyzes congressional friction over labor and NRA policies, noting Roosevelt's shifting stance, possible Wagner bill support, and how elite advisers like Wallace and Ickes influence farm and labor debates. It also critiques La Guardia's push for a federal backed municipal loan plan and the broader New Deal governance tensions.
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Real Estate Transfers from Beadle County Abstract Co
Transfers filed with Beadle County Abstract Title Co list Mamie Pyle selling to the State of South Dakota for one dollar the SW quarter of section 1-4-109-62. Barbara Kicinsasser to John Wipt Freeman South Dakota for one dollar the SE quarter of section 1-45-13-60. Minnie Frost to Bernice Frost New York North Central for one dollar lot 11 block 2 in Ash and Park Addition to Huron. Lampe to Leon and Cox of Harom for one dollar the lot in 1st Addition to Morningside. Sheriff to Equitable Life Assurance Lov for eleven dollars and fifty cents in Ya 23-1-14.
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Little Eight Baseball League Elects Officers in Garden City
A Garden City meeting of the Little Eight baseball league elected officers William Fetterly as president Wallace as vice president Gordon Brown as secretary and treasurer Francis Cosgrove of Garden City as treasurer. Membership discussion touched league inclusion and eligibility rules were modestly revised.
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Gordon Brown
Henry
Francis Cosgrove
Thase
Carnera Faces Gigantic Opponent In MSG Bout Tonight
Primo Carnera, weighing 239 pounds, meets Ray Impellitiere at 258 in an 11 round Madison Square Garden spectacle billed as the season’s biggest indoor boxing show. Impellitiere, a rising challenger, seeks an upset while Carnera is the clear favorite and Garden plans a winner's path toward potential Schmeling challenger.
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Primo Carnera
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Impellitiere
Jack Dempsey
Carpera
da Preent
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Question Park
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Harry Lenny
Peekskill
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Walter Neusel
Marty Gallagher
Lenny
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Big Ray
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Art Lesky
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
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Forty five teams enter Denver tourney in city auditorium
Forty five quintets have entered the National A A U basketball tournament in Denver. Secretary Willard H. Greim of the Rocky Mountain Association said more may enter, with pairings to be made this afternoon. To narrow to 32 for the championship bracket, games run Sunday and Monday morning, with finals Monday afternoon. Teams include Sioux Falls and Utah State among college entrants. independents feature the Tulsa Oilers, Denver Pigs, Hollywood Universals, and Stage Liners as favorites.
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Legion Broadcast Saturday Celebrates 16th Anniversary
The American Legion marks its 16th anniversary with an NBC network broadcast Saturday evening starting at p.m. Central Standard Time. National commander and dignitaries will speak, accompanied by music and other features.
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