Other Favorites Win Handily to Step Into Semis
Hurouite Sports Editor reports on March 6 in Mitchell. Huron Yank ton Madison and Watertown top seeds all won first-round scrimmage games. Madison beat Aberdeen 99 to 27 as Aberdeen’s guard Smith was ejected in the fourth period. Watertown defeated Gold Diggers 35 to 18. Huron led 20 to 5 late in the first half as Vreeland and others scored, while Woonsocket had Bryan ejected in the fourth period. Yankton topped Eureka 29 to 6 in a one-horse show with Jengen scoring seven field goals before fouling out.
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Al Singer Beats Taylor In Close Madison Square Garden Decision
In a tense 10 round featherweight bout at Madison Square Garden, Al Singer outpointed Hud Taylor to claim a disputed decision. Singer endured a stiff midsection and body attack, trading blows as the judges saw it for a narrow victory.
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Heaney roses to Maloney Feeney loses to Von Porat
Day by day in every way Tunney's choice of Heaney fors that last heavyweight engage Ment of his looks rise Wiser It just goes to show as-0 goorty will tell you it Not necessary to Plattar Those British heavyweights they're faster than that One for the rules of the A A T states that amateur athletes compete for pleasure and physical benefits There you nares the only excuse a man needs for appearance After years of furnishing their leagues with players such as Joe Sewell Cal Pratt Luke Sewell Riggs Stephenson and 20 on the University of Alabama is falling off The only player sent up recently was Grant Gillig and he has drifted back to the Red Sox as Branch Rickey seems to have overlooked a bet in not buying the Alabama varsity labama farms LaBarba Kayoe Sydney New South Wales May 16 Fidal LaBarba of Los Angeles a former champion knee led out Willie Smith South African boxer in a twelfth round bout
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Fights Last Night In Watsonville Showdown
Last night in Watsonville a local boxing card featured heavyweights and several bouts were fought with notable power punches. Promoter Strong reported solid attendance and excitement as fighters hoped for future title opportunities.
Reds face long rebuild as 1929 plans take shape
The Cincinnati Reds consider changes to the 1929 roster with focus on catching ace Val Picinich, veteran leadership at second and short, and a pitching staff led by Red Lucas and Dolphe Luque. Manager Hendricks weighs in on fielding, reinforcements, and the challenge of finalizing a competitive lineup.
Around Baseball Training Camps Headlines Mixed In South
In San Antonio Texas Sobu Mc Graw and the New York Giants plan to train there for three years. In St Petersburg Florida Seam Byrd helped the Yankees win 8 to 4 against the Braves with a late run. Lena Blackburne's White Sox suffered a 9 to 0 setback to Fort Worth, marking their first loss of 1949.
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Faces Petrolle Louis Cardinals the winning run in exhibition
West Palm Beach reports a 6 to 1 exhibition loss as the St. Louis Browns start later add depth with top nine starters. In Phoenix Detroit’s front shows a preview of a powerful batter lineup, while Washington’s Walter Johnson remains cautious yet hopeful about spring showing and potential division contention.
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Gonzalez Grows Popular Ahead of Big Fight
As the scheduled 10 round bout with Billy Petrofle nears in Huron Gonzalez gains attention. The Philippines to Cuba and Australia tours boosted his record and Chicago promoters note his potential despite limited schooling. He skilled right hand punches and a relentless style that unsettles opponents. In other notes, the Braves edged the Yanks 5 to 4 as Johnny Cooney impressed on the mound.
Free Throws Lift Madison In 1929 State Tournament
A Willard, Madison, Minnesota team game report notes the Madison player from Madison-Aberdeen who made four straight free throws, totaling 13 points from fouls as Madison won on free tosses. Aberdeen scored more baskets, while Huron’s cheering section led Friday’s tournament crowd of about 6,000 as trains delayed travel.
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Kasper Names District Officers For Legion Junior Baseball
Brookings March 15. A list of district athletic officers for South Dakota Legion Junior baseball was announced by T C Kasper state athletic officer and State College director. He said 1928 saw 2 200 boys registered and districts will field more teams this season with leaders in each district planning local leagues and tournaments guiding state competition.
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All District Team Is Named In Spink
FRANKFORT March 16 Special Coaches named the all district basketball team with Warners of Frankfort and Tubandt of Redfield as captains and centers Forward selections include Phillips Frankfort Baslain Redfield and Wagner Redfield Guards are Valdez Frankfort Delove Meliette Harrington Redfield The Fort Myers Florida note mentions two game series with the Fighting Phillies and Athlet ics readiness for more opponents Winter Haven Florida says the Pau lies disciplined for a long practice ahead of a game with the St Louis Cardinals.
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Bob Coffey Heads High Ten As 1930 President
Mitchell March 16 Sioux Falls High School won the 1929 Eastern South Dakota Basketball Conference title. Coaches and officials met in a secret spring session as Bob Coffey of Brookings was elected president with W Stevenson Yankton as vice president and R R Delmer Aberdeen as secretary treasurer. A resolution urged Madigan and Vermillion to seek larger floors. An officials list for football was prepared with 17 referees. The 1930 cage schedules were set.
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Yankton Relays Seek Fast Start for Season
Yankton college Greyhounds prep for a strong relay season opening in April with Minnesota Relays and weekly meets at Hastings, Drake, and Dakota. Expect standout mile medley and two mile relay squads led by Valder, Lyman, and the Franklin medley crew aiming to set records. Norfolk dual, Nebraska Town South Dakota, and Dakota Relays precede conference action at Sioux Falls.
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