Arrows and Tigers prep for key tourney tuneup
Huron hosts Watertown Arrows in a Dickinson Conference clash as both teams seek momentum before the Eastern C tournament. Watertown's strong form, eight straight wins, tests Huron's defense led by Kaminsky and forwards Vonderharr Walsh. Digre may join the A squad for the post season.
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Waterlows Arrows
HE College
Tigers
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Arrows
Yankton
Madison
Aberdeen
Watertown
Mitchell
Sion Halla
Thhough
Ertown
Dekloty
Seggions Manley
Arilis
Feecrow
Diggs
Ray Kaminsky
Vonderharr
Walsh
Ebert
Huddleston
Juha Digre
Percy Washabaush
Fany
John Norfolk
Norfolk
College Court
Them & m
Three New Indoor Track Records Reported at Hanover
Amateur Athletic Union officials close the books on three indoor marks set by Dartmouth men led by John Borican, Lloyd Hahn, and the Ford 1 Mile Relay team. Borican shatters the 800 meter and 600 yard records, Hahn ties the half mile, and Ford 1 Mile Relay edges out NYU in a record time.
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Glenn Cunnizeham
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Jervsiy Negro
Ford
New York
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Borican
Iso
Lloyd Hahn
All-Stars Win Over Woonsocket All-Stars Win Over Woonsocket
Woonsocket March 16 special. Woonsocket’s State B consolation champs lost 28 to 25 in the annual All-Star game. District All-Stars led 26 20 at halftime as Burenfield scored 18 and Zieman 12 for the locals. Other players named include Cave Letcher Tevedam Alpena Sehnrger Wassington Springs Robert Burehfield and Saville. Lane Corey Fedaray Scott Artesian and Patesch also featured. Faculty teams competed in the preliminary line with Wessington Springs and Forestburg. Final score Inties 29 Forestburg 25.
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Redmen
Burenfield
Lane
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Letcher
Tevedam
Alpena
Sehnrger Wassington
Springs
Robert Burehfield
Saville
Corey
Fedaray Scott
Artesian
Patesch
Forestburg
Wheeler and Hanson
Wessington Springs
Avoyle Tarncer
Aspen
M. W. Sycing
Franz
Ther
Eight Strong Teams Remain In Denver Meet Quarterfinals
In Denver on May 16, eight strong teams vie for the National AAU championship in a quarterfinal round. The field includes seven of the original eight seeds, with the Colorado Springs Antlers the lone outsider. Yesterday’s results feature Seattle Alpines 35, Wichita Car Rates 29. Hollywood Metros 84, Greeley 39. Anderson 26, Union Wire 35. Olympic Club 37, National Business College 33. City Parks 35, Oakland 30. Phillis 48, Sam Houston Teachers 28. Harmons 45, Colorado College 38.
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Strional A. A. U
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Pike's Peak
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Wichita
Kas
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Greeley
Colo
State
Anderson
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Union Wire
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National Business College
Roanoke
City Parks
Oakland
Guif
Golden States
Bartlesville
Olela
Phillis
Sam Houston
Texas
Chicago Harmons
Colorado College
St Francis Set For National Catholic Prep Tournament
St Francis prepares for the 16th National Invitational Catholic prep basketball tournament at Loyola University in Chicago March 22 to 26. Seven more schools joined the field including St Bernard St Johns St Stephens Mission St Francis Mission St Gregory Louise Academy and Holy Family Academy.
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Bruies
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St. Bernard of
Spradford
St Johns
Brooklyn
St. Stephen's Mission
Wyoming
St. Feanvis Mission
South Dakota
St. Gregory
Shawnee
Okla Lous
Academy and Holy
Family Academy
al Inaus
Wesleyan Falls to St Ambrose in KC Tourney
In Kansas City, Dakota Wesleyan University lost 42 to 21 to St Ambrose College Davenport Iowa in the second round of the National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament. Wesleyan, after knocking out Final West Lexus State, was held scoreless in the second half until 15 seconds remain. They advance to face Glenville College Glenville West Virginia in the quarterfinals tonight.
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Mar
Dakota Wesleyan University
SL Ambrose College
Davenport
Towa
Dakota Five
St. Ambrose Quint
Lexus
Iowans
Wesleyan
Glenville College
Glenville
W. Va
Henry Armstrong Faces Dual Title Bid Tonight
St Louis boxing scene sees Henry Armstrong clash with Lew Feldman in a 15 round bid at 135 pounds. If Armstrong makes weight, he defends lightweight and welterweight crowns. Feldman threatens both titles with a clean weight at the scales.
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Mar
Nammerin
Henry Armstrong
Httle
Ring
Lew, Feldman
Brooklyn
Nesro
Armairone
Shopld Felderman
Frisch Signs One Year Radio Deal With Bees and Red Sox
Frankie Frisch former St. Louis Cardinals star resigned from baseball last August to become a radio announcer for the Boston Bees and Red Sox. He rejects voice culture courses and says his voice is in good shape. salary terms not disclosed but a clause allows him to resign for a big league job.
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Frankie Frisch
Feader
St. Louis
Frisch
Roy Engelbretsen Emerges From Sibling Shadow at Creighton
The Omaha World-Herald lauds Roy Engelbretsen as he surpasses early doubts from Creighton fans. Once overshadowed by Emil’s MVC star status, Roy emerges as a top guard and football end, notably excelling after injuries and a pivotal Oklahoma A&M game, carving his own place among Creighton's athletic immortals.
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Box) Engelbretson
Roy
Creighton
Blue Jay
Box
Omaha World-Herald
Roy Bayelbretson
Creighton University
Huron
S. D
Engelbretson
Ray Engelbreison
Nore Dame
Ray
Oklahoma Aggie
Bluuvs
Pals
Engelbreisen
Cowboy
East Central Loop First Team Tops Seconds 49 to 0
East Central Conference all star first team defeated the second squad 49 to 0 in Lake Preston. Notable scorers included Holcomb, Johnson, Bryant, Oldham, Matson, and Scherkenback. First team led 32 to 5 at halftime. seven trophies were awarded to first team members and Bryant and Oldham received conference honors.
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Mar
Shhielte
Volga
Holcomb
John+ sor
Hetland
Pix
Willow Lake
Stanfield
Shannon
Oldham
Miner
Annis
Iroquois
Wiedenkoop
Ington
Wilmarth
de Smet
Ahicit
Matson
Scherkenback
Bryant
Fights Last Night in Birmingham boxing card recap
Jimmy Perrin of New Orleans edged Lloyd Pine of Akron by a points decision in Birmingham Alabama. Perrin fought at 125 pounds, Pine at 126, in a closely contested bout held last night.
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Ala
Jimmy Perrin
New Orleans
Lloyd Pine
Akron
Puny Stick Work Affects 1938 Bees Season Outlook
In Bradenton, Casey Stengel shapes a Boston Bees lineup with Johnny Hill Ed Miller Buddy Hassett and Tony Cuccinella boosting defense and batting. New faces include Simmons Garrs Outlaw Ralph McLeod and Ralph Hedgin as the Bees seek scoring power while sustaining top pitching and fielding.
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Fla
Casey Stengel
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Avas Atl
Bees
Lou Bette
Danny MacFayden
Milburn Shaffner
Jim Turner
Nowey
Casey
Johnny (Bower) Hill
Atlanta
Jed
Southern Association
Rabbit Warsiier
Ed Miller
Kansas City
Tase
Buddy Hassett
Brooklyn
Tony Cuccinella
Simmons
Garrs
Jims Outlaw
Syracuse
Ralph, McLeod
Hartford
Ralph Hedgin
Evansville
Demaray Set for Huron Sunday Boxing Card
Promoter Leo Bloomberg announced that Dick Demaray will be in Huron for his 10 round bout with Jerry Johns, with Demaray’s manager Isham Hall stating the team will arrive by Sunday afternoon. Sally Stark Rusty Gramming Lucius Weaver and Jeuit Gordon will also appear in six round bouts, while Willard Hofer replaces Jimmy Upchurch in a prelim. Johns has trained daily at City Ball and locals believe he will give Demaray a tough test.
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Huron
Jerry Johns
Leo Bloomberg
Isham Hall
Demaray
Bloomberg
Sally Stark
Rusty Gramming
Lucius Weaver
Jueith Gordon
Hall
Knight
Weaver
Gordon
Tem
Gossip From The Training Camps Highlights Infielders’ Arm Strength
In camp after three days Hal Trosky of the Cleveland Indians showcases his famous rubber arm with hard throws while joking about sore arms. Vander Meer recovers from a cold to reach hospital with an inflamed appendix. Casey Stengel leads Boston Bees and Joe Cronin directs Red Sox rookies on opening day in Sarasota, amid a lineup of regulars. Ki Aldrich at Fort Worth wears an eye patch from an ailment before the Re Sur Bow game with Carnegie.
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New Orleans
Hal Trosky
Cleveland Indians
Sarasota
Fla
Boston
Casey Stengel
The
Bees
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Fort Worth
Ki Aldrich
D. C
Baseball Holdouts Spark Pay Pressure Across Majors
New York March report shows Red Rolfe Joe Medwick Bill Werber and others among holdouts as negotiators push for higher salaries. Ed Barrow says Yankees won’t grant voluntary raises. Rolfe seeks 15 600 up from 18 500 while Medwick asks 20 000 after a strong 1933 season. Browns Newsom and Kress also hold firm with stalled talks as Cleveland and St Louis clubs face wage strain.
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Red Rolfe
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Joe Medwich
SL Louis Cardinals
Bill Werber
Philadelphia Athletics
Paul Weaner
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Indians
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Johnny Broncn
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Buex Newsome
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Ralph
Red) Kress
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Connie Mack
Gantenbein
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Rolfe Wit
Ond
Baseball
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Cardinals
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Cleveland
Parsons
Playeriair
Cyril CG
Stipa Vky
Johnny Bronca
Yale
Yankees
Averill
Staus
Laty
Hudlin
Smonieka
Newsom
Meifrer
Shorision Kress
Four Teams Poised For A Tourney In Rapid City
RAPID CITY March 16 Pierre Governors and Flandreau Indians Eastern State A basketball contenders arrive for final workouts before the state tournament. Rapid City Cobblers, fourth title hopeful, finish practice and prepare for 8 p.m. opener against Pierre. Lead-Deadwood? qualifiers and Creu Indians face Lead in 9 20 p.m. contest. Medals and trophies awarded to top finishers after Saturday’s games.
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Mar
Pierre Governors
Plandreau Indians
Joes High School
Flandreau
Rapid City Cobblers
Pierre
Creau Indians
M. Walseth
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
Wrestling Results by the Associated Press
Ali Beba of Kurdistan beat Bob Warner of Portland in two straight falls in a 210 to 225 match, two out of three falls, at Rochester.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Ali Beba
Kurdistan
Bob Warner
Portland
Ore
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