Tigers Ready For Mitchell State Tournament Clash
Huron aims to upset Brookings as they travel to Mitchell for the 1933 state basketball carnival. Coach Coffey packs an eight man squad led by Eugene McGinty and Bertram Judson, facing a veteran Brookings roster in the opening round with hopes of advancing toward a state title.
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South Dakota
Huron
Brookings
Mitchell
Tigers
Spain
Bobcats
Coffey
Corn Palace
Eugene McGinty
Arthur Collin
Marshall Kitleson
Roy Bagte
Bretsen
Robert Hornbeck
Alvin Devick
Harold Pugsley
Bertram Judson
Yenkton
Watertown
Arrows
Pierre
Wold
Mcbridge
Marion
Brookings-Harop
Frank Coffer
Bob
Brookings High School
J Oreutt near first links crown in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia on March 16 Miss J Oreutt from Englewood New Jersey advanced to the semifinals of the Augusta women's invitation golf championship. Oreutt defeated Mrs W B Acamand of New York seven and six to reach the next round while Miss Peel Wattles of Buffalo beat Mrs O S Fall of Kansas City by raised score.
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Urgen Oreutt
Englewoo
N. J. Star
Kathryn Fi
Columbia
Peel Wattles
Buffaloith
Fall of Kansas
Ai City
Monogram Club Hosts Hitchcock Cage Tournament
Hitchcock high school's Monogram Club organized a novelty basketball tourney to raise funds for the student association and give inexperienced players a moment in the spotlight. Seven players formed five six-man teams. the event featured a regular draw and entertaining games. Harold Harms, Stanley Hart, Wills Gross, Charles Armstrong, Kent Right, and Marvin Riemath led the winning team which earned free admission to the celebratory party. All participants praised the combined tourney and party as a great success.
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Monogram Club
Hitchcock High School
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Stx
Harold Harms
Stanley Hart
Wills Gross
Charles Armstrong
Kent ‘Right
Marvin Riemath
McKechnie Pride Siren Junior Team Falls to Braves
Manager Bill McKechnie believed his junior varsity could beat the world champion Yankees after veterans subdued the trick, but the Boston Braves edged them 7 to 2 in Petersburg Florida exposing a miscalculation.
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Ckechnie Errs
Petersburg
Fla
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Accordion King Eddie Stinton Rises In Boxing and Music
Cleveland boxer Eddie Stinton earns notice as Frankie Simms’s brother and accordion star. He has 21 knockouts in 51 fights and recently impressed with a win over Adolph Heuser and Hans Birkie, drawing national recognition while leading a local dance band on off nights.
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Cleveland, Mar
Frankie Simms
BEC 45
Frankie
Cleveland
Tom Stinton
Eddie
Eadie
Adolph Heuser
Hans Birkie
Observers Find Difficulty Picking Favorite In State Cage Tournament
Eight basketball teams from South Dakota prep circles begin play to decide the 1933 state champion quintet. First round: Mobridge vs Marion, Brookings vs Hurco, Rapid City vs Aberdeen, Yankton vs Sioux Falls with semifinals Saturday. Last year’s runners up Rapid City favored, but none stand out.
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Mar
South Dakota
Mobridge
Marion
Brookings
Hurco
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Huron
Black Hills
Yankton Bucks
Yankton High School
Fishts Last Night By The Axecuted sre ice
Fragmentary clippings describe a chaotic scene with names and places including San Francisco Mexico City and New Orleans. The garbled text references individuals such as Tommy, Baby Ariz, Joe Montes, Fil Quintaner, and Bobby Cox amid unclear events and a chaotic crew.
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San Francisco
Young Tommy
Philippines
Baby” Arizmeu
Mexico City
Joe Montes
Seo Francisco
Fil Quintaner
Mes Drew
Joe Robinson
San
Tome Ama
Bobby Cox
New Orleans
Petition Drives to Remove USD Football Coach
Petitions circulated in Vermillion call for the retirement of Captain Stanley G. Backmen as head football coach at the University of South Dakota. The petitions, addressed to the athletic board, contract board, and state regents, urge his withdrawal as coach in advance of the regents meeting in Sioux Falls.
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Vermillion
Stanley G. Backmen
University of South Dakota
Athletic
Board of Comtract
State Board of Regents
Sioux Falls
Outsider Breaks In With Seeded Netmen
New York March 16 Dr Lawrence Kurzrok a young New York physician with a left handed drive upset sixth seed Berkeley Bel runner up to Tean Borotra 6 3 6 3 in the national indoor tennis championship advancing to a quarter final against second seed Clifford Sutter of New Orleans.
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New York
Mar
Lawrence Kurzrok
Kurmak
Berkeley Bel
Tean Borotra
Harris selects Tigers exhibition squad for Texas trip
Manager Bucky Harris names Detroit players Marvin Owen Heinie Schuble Pete Fox Johnny Stone Gerald Walker Jo Jo White for a Texas tour starting with a game against the University of Texas and a weekend series with Beaumont in the Texas League
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San Antonio
Tex
Bucky Harris
Detroit ‘Tigers
University of Texxa
Beaumont
Marvin Owen
Heinie ‘Schuble
Pete Fox
Johnny Stone
Gerald Walker
Jo Jo White
Cunningham Wins Indoor Mile at Madison Square Garden
Glenn Cunningham, University of Han nai junior, wins the indoor mile in 4 minutes 12 seconds at Madison Square Garden, narrowly missing the world indoor record as Gene Venzke fades to fourth. Carl Coan and Glen Dawson place ahead of Venzke's teammate. the meet also features a world indoor pole vault record by Keith Brown.
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Glenn Cunningham
University of
Venzke
Bell
Pennsylvania
Carl Coan
Glen Dawson
Tulsa
Frank Crowley
Manhattan
Cunningham
Keith Brown
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Emmett Toppine
New Orleans
Doland Track Prospects Look Bright for Wheeler Team
Poland March 16 Special The Doland Wheelers coach Art Brooks faces a strong slate of returning and new stars after last year regional champions. Though top scorers Hoover Klingelhofer Mar and Mel MecNickle graduated, Ford Gross remains, along with Parden Olson Lovelace and several newcomers expected to push for relay spots and points in sprint and distance events.
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Poland
Mar
Art Brooks
Wach
Hoover
Klingelhofer
Mel MecNickle
Ford Gross
Parden
Olson
Brooks
Gross
K. Parden
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
Daily results from exhibitions note St Louis over Philadelphia 6 to 4 and New York over Boston 8 to 4 with Chicago games a mix of results. Upcoming doubles feature Boston versus St Louis in Sarasota and New Orleans hosts Cleveland while New York meets Philadelphia in Winter Haven and Los Angeles hosts New York.
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New York
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Chicago
Washington
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Hollywood
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Oakland
St Louis
Saradora
Fla
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Winter Haven
St Petersburg
Fla - Chicaga
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Portland
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Francine
York
Los Angeles
Browns Employ New Deal in Shifting Lineup
St Louis Browns plan a radical lineup shift for 1933 hoping to break out of a three year rut. Trades with the Washington Senators bring Sam West and Reynolds to renew defense and punch, with Bruce Campbell and Rick Ferrell strengthening the lineup while Bain and Schane remain in reserves as Killefer rebuilds the infield and staff.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Washington Senators
West Palm Beach
Browns
Bill Killefer
Letty Stewart
Goose Gorin
Fred Schutte
Senators
Ue Brown
Carl Reynolds
Same
Killefer
Fea
Sam West
West
Center Feld
Rey
Lnolds
Bruce Cambell
Rightield
Rick Ferrell
Inield
Lin Storti
Todd Gullic
Debs Garris
Texas
Western League Faces Potential Shutdown Over Financial Strains
The Western League, grappling with years of trouble, risks disbanding amid financial woes and expectations of two lean years. Rumors circulate about drastic measures for the longtime circuit as leaders predict a shaky near term and possible restructuring.
O'Day Outpoints Braun Again In Legion Card Bout
Mickey O Day of Groton won a second decision over Al Braun of Broadland on the March American Legion program, setting up a planned bout with Dick Demerey of Aberdeen in April. The main win followed a night of six or more scraps, with O Day using close range tactics and steady infighting to secure the decision. Other preliminaries featured Marion Haines, Mitchell, Melvin O Day, Bud Jansen, Bruce, and Dutch Tobin in draws or narrow margins as Lyons and Bucher earned improvement and Osborne faced Osma. A challenge from Mike O Day of Groton to Sorrell Top Seeman was accepted for a middleweight bout with time and place to be announced.
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Broadland
Mickey O'Day
Groton
Les
Dick Demerey
Aberdeen
O'Day
Braun
American Legion
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Tennant
Sprech
p'Day
O'isy
Brat
Marion Haines
Mitchell
Melvin Oday
Grapton
Haines
Jharm
O'Dey
Haynes
Bud Jansen
Bruce
Big Carcoran
Jansen
Ony
Corcoran
Jensen
Tony LeClaire
Virgil
LeClaire
Lyons
Cy Lyons
Huron
Bob Peterson
Peterson
Chad Bucher
Artesian
Madison
Dutch Tobin
Prom
Tobin
Bucher
St. Hofer Exyers Osman
Edi
Yale
Pete Osman
Iroquois
Hofer
Osman
Sorrell
Jeby Is Favored Despite Losses
New York March 16 Vince Dun dee aims to win the New York state middleweight crown from Ben Jeby tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden. Dun dee has two prior decisions over Jeby and a recent comeback win by knockout over Frankie BattagUa, while Jeby is installed as a top favorite for the 15 round bout.
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Vince Dundee
New York State
Ben Jeby
Jeby
Frankie Battag Ua
Madison Square Garden
Lake Preston Cager Entertains His Mates at Home
Lake Preston March 1 Specially As his home south of the city Alvin Bies host to Lake Preston High school basketball team and their coach J T Rider and Mire Rider At 8 o clock chicken dimmer was
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Mar
Alvin Bies
Felowssembers
Preston High School
J. ‘T. Rider
Mire
Ruppert Stands Firm On 50000 Offer For Ruth
In St Petersburg on March 36 Babe Ruth and New York Yankees owner Col Jacob Ruppert remain far apart over salary. The latest exchange narrows the gap to 5000 with Ruth asked to consider 35001, Ruppert persists at 50000.
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ST. Petersburg
Pla
Mar
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Babe
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Tarr
Wesleyan Meets Swedes Tonight at Corn Palace
Early arrivals for the state high school basketball tournament expect a hardwood show as Dakota Wesleyan, four time champion of the state conference, faces Olson's Terrible Swedes, a renowned traveling outfit. Wesleyan, fresh from Kansas City, aims for peak form in Mitchell with the game set for 8 30 at the Corn Palace.
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Mutchella
Mar
Dakota Wesleyan
Olson
Mitchel
Wesleyan
Tigers
A. A. Ui
Bush Shapes Reds Lineup for Practice Games
Manager Donie Bush began assembling Cincinnati Reds positions for weekend exhibitions with the Philadelphia Athletics in Tampa Florida. The regulars lost 4 to 3 in the Coke game while younger players benefited from three veteran pitchers in the seven inning contests.
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