All Star Talent Lined Up For Thursday Mitt Card
South Dakota boxing fans will see a full Thursday program led by promoter L L Blake with ten round main bout Howard Liedtke of Aberdeen vs Tom Pruitt and a stacked supporting card in Daum's auditorium. Ted Berkel and Cowboy Gates meet in a six round semi windup, LeClaire versus Knight in four rounds, plus local four round prelims.
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L. L. Blake
Particips
Blake
Gong
Zony
Eluron
Howard Liedtke
Aberdeen
Bugs
Tom Pruitt
Pierre
Tony LeClaire
Virgil
Wilf Knight
Swede Salvorsen
Tully Lytie
Huron
Pinky Fugisang
Bobby Lundblad
Fizst
Battling Huntley
Black Hills
Brookings
Tormmy Pruitt
Pruitt
West Coast
Oakland
California
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Ojia
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Sharkes
Sote
Jack Perry
Frankie Murphy
Bert Tribler
Roach
Tony Oliver
Lanza
Jack Malone
Lindtke
Liedtke
Tifa
Gates
Berkel
LeClaire
Travis
Willis Knight
Knight
Ted Lewis
Jack Reiss
LeClair
RN. Munson Wall
Daum
Carleton Dominates All MidWest Conference Honors
Carleton college stars filled most first team spots in the All Midwest conference selections by coaches and AP writers. Sam Perrin Skip Crawford Ray Olson and Paul Block lead the Carleton players, with Monmouth and Knox also well represented. Carleton extended a long home winning streak and limited its losses to Big Ten opponents, signaling strong tourney form.
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Nicholson
Robinson
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O'Connor
Connell
Horner
Martin
Ripon
Sari
Nilsen
DS Moines
Mar
Carleton College
Associated Press
Cornell
Sam Perrin
Skip Crawford
Ray Nicholson
Paul Block
Ferrin
Boxing Week Docks Major Showdowns Across U S Cards
The week brings two champions Bat Battalino of Hartford and Mickey Walker plus top contenders Kid Chocolate Primo Carnera Tommy Loughran into action nationwide. Battalino vs Bud Taylor in Detroit. Walker vs Jim Mahoney in Chicago. Carnera meets Chuck Wiggins in St Louis. Chocolate meets Al Ridgeway in New York Madison Square Garden. Wolgast vs Black Bill in 15 rounds is the Garden feature.
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Mar
Bat Battalion
Hartford
Conn
Mickey Walker
Kid Chocolate
Primo Carnera
Italy
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Battalino
Bud Taylor
Detroit
Phila _delphia
Chocolate
Havana
al Ridgeway
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Black Bill
Cuba
Midgel Wolgast
Diamond Ballers To Meet Tuesday Night
Dimond ball managers and others interested in forming Huron's leagues are urged to attend the second meeting at the Tredway and Leim Sport shop tomorrow night at seven thirty. Patty Taylor, barely elected president of the Huron association, said managers wanting to place teams in the A or BA leagues should apply now so schedules can be prepared by league secretary Mark Spang. Umpires and other important matters will be discussed at tomorrow's session.
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Huron
Tredway
Leim Sport Shop
Patty Taylor
Peorly
Huron Association
Mark Spang
Lead Scores Big Basketball Tourney With 32 Teams
More than 200 players across five weight classes enter what is billed as the largest South Dakota basketball tournament. The event, hosted by Lead high School L club, runs Friday and Saturday with teams from Nisland Vale Deadwood Sturgis Spearfish public and normal schools Nemo Whitewood Terraville and Rapid City Indian school.
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Lead High School
L” Club
Heavyweil
Ders
Nisland
Vale‘Deadwood
Sturgis
Spearfish ‘Public and
Normal Schools
Nemo, Whitewood
Terravilla
Rapid City Indian” School
Sioux Falls Youth Eyes Minnesota Baseball Berth
Sioux Falls youth Henry Hess of Sioux Falls is among likely candidates for a catcher spot on the University of Minnesota baseball team. About sixty players are trying out as the squad heads south for a training trip next week.
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Minneapolis
Henry Hess
University of Minneso Tas
Indians Top Flan dreau In Tight Prestate Clash
The Huron Indians edged the Flandeau Indians 21 18 in a fast paced pre tournament game. Lowdog sparked the Indians with smooth scoring and Jumping Eagle dominated rebounds and defense as Huron fought to erase a late Tigers surge. Jumping Eagle, Heminger and Ayres paced the effort while Englebretsen added a late basket as the Indians held on for the win.
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Lowdog
Redskins
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Tiger
Huron
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Huron Basket
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Ayres
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Beane
Englebretsen
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Youel
State B Cage Championship Won By Mitchell In First Annual Meet
Mitchell wins the first State B high school cage championship with a 3 to 24 final over Volga. tournament notes limited attendance, financial issues, and a plan for an early next school year meeting to decide the future of B meets. Richard Henry of Velza starred for Volga. Mitchell led with Ludeman Koons and Birchey.
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Mar
Hgh School Athletic Association
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The
Athletic Association
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Highmore
Selby
Hot Springs
Delmont
Alcester
Milbank
Ludeman
Moons
Birchey
Richard Henry
Velza
Henry
Miles
Koons
Vol 8A
Sioux Falls
Mastro La Barba Fight Delayed Then Rescheduled
Chicago on March seventeenth The featherweight Earl Mastro of Chicago will meet former flyweight champion Fidel La Barba in a feature round bout moved from Friday night to April at the coliseum The postponement followed the death of Mastro's mother as he had just scored a four round technical knockout over Spark Plug Russell in Peoria Illinois
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Chicago
Mar
Earl Mastro
Fidel la Barba
The
Coliseum
Mastro
Earl
Spark Plug Russel
Peoria
Mitchell Named Two Spots On State B Team
Mitchell and teammates Ludeman Koons earn key forward and guard slots on the state B all tournament team announced after the BY meet. Volga Highmore Selby each claim first team positions with Henry Volga earning a guard spot and Miles Henry on second team. Schanzenbach Selby is named best center and Mitchell is recognized as outstanding forward.
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Highmore
Ludeman
Schancenbach
Selby
Koons
R.henry
Volga
M. Henry
Hoellworth
Delmont Acltz
Hot Springs
Birchey
Mitchell Howe
Mar
Meet Here
Burchey
Richard Henry
Volta
Miles
Schanzenbach
Helen Opens Season With Impressive Tennis Win
Pasadena California Helen Walls Moody opens the season with a 6 3 6 3 victory over Edith Cross of San Francisco to win the Huntington hotel invitational women’s singles title. Match played between rain squalls.
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Pasadena
Cal
Mel
Choose Players For Tournament
Eight regional South Dakota high schools plan to nominate 63 eligible players for the Sioux Falls tournament to crown the state basketball champion. Principals and the SDHSAA board of control will verify eight players per school before the March 21 start. Protests must be filed with secretary R. E. Rawlins in Pierre and copied to the school principal.
Dates Set For N W Public Links Meet
Watertown announces the Northwest Public Links Golf tournament will be played on the municipal course Sunday and Monday June 29 and 30. Charles Garthright, general chairman, says the event is open to players from six states North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and Montana. Top Northwest players are expected to compete.
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Charles Garth
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North
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Montana
Garthright
Northwest
Burnett Zim merman wins Iowa State minor Jetter award
Watertown South Carolina athlete Burnett Zim merman was named winner of a minor Iowa State College Jetter for the 184 Big Six season, announced by Athletic Director Metcalf last night.
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Burnett Zimmerman
Watertown
S. C
Iowa State College
Metcalf
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