Catholic Basketball Tournament Opens At Loyola Tonight
Sioux Falls College swept the first annual intercollegiate boxing tournament with eight weight divisions, led by Glanzer and Gosch. University of South Dakota finished third as Huron led in points. Saint Ambrose and other colleges also competed in Chicago Loyola’s interscholastic basketball tourney begins with De La Salle and St Ambrose as Chicago Loyola hosts 14th annual national Catholic event.
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Enid
Oklo
Daniel Yellow Otter
Springs Cagers Name Bob DeLay Honorary Captain
Bob DeLay, high scoring guard for Wellington Springs, was elected honorary captain of the high school basketball team after a two season run. He averaged seven points per game with 115 points over 17 games and also played center in football. DeLay starred in music and leadership roles, serving as senior class president and active in the Quill and Scroll Society and debate.
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Platte
Bob
Towa Tournament Opens With 16 Teams at Drake Fieldhouse
Des Moines Iowa March 3 interscholastic boys basketball championship begins tomorrow at Drake Fieldhouse. Sixteen teams split evenly between class A and B compete. Ames the 1936 champion is not a finalist. First round pairings include Blencoe East Waterloo Centerville Rolfe Davenport Newton Melrose Geseseo Bronson East Sioux City Clarinda Ottosens Delhi Mitchellville Marshalltown Maloy.
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Sioux City
Clarinda
Ottosens
Delhi
Mitchellville
Marshalltown
Maloy
Uncredited idea aims to host midwest high school basketball invitational
A Huronite sports column praises a reader conceived plan to bring Edison High, South High, Minot or Valley City and North Dakota champion into Huron for a two day invitational tournament. The proposal would crown a northwest unofficial champion and feature North and South Dakota powerhouses with Nebraska title contenders.
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Tigers
South High
North Dakota
Minot
Huron
Tommies
Nodaks
Connie Callins
Nebraska
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Tommie
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Laurels
Offeir
Midwest
Northwest
Mendel Lines Up Faulkton Trackmen For Season
Mendel reports regular practice begins with eight lettermen and many candidates. Captain J Brewer excels in the 40 280 100 yard dashes high jump and broad jump. J Dunsmore fields the 440 dash hurdles pole vault discus and 220. Hall runs the 440 and hurdles. M Melius runs mile and half mile. L Eastburn tackles half mile 440 and pole vault. J Maloney runs 440 discus shot put and 220. Kenneth Harris competes in 1440 and 100 yard dashes. John Maloney, last year's captain, cannot start due to a broken hand. Harris also sidelined by a pulled tendon.
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Faulkton
Mar
Troiang
J. Brewer
J. Dunsmore
Hall
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L. Eastburn
J. Maloney
Kenneth Harris
John Maloney
Boxing Roundup From Cities Across the U S
Leonard Del Genio of New York knocked out Eddie Reilly in New York. Chuck Woods outpointed Al Manfredo in Detroit. Aurel Yoms stopped Jimmy Martin in New York. John Henry Johnson outpointed Ralph Chong in Camden New Jersey. Freddie Caruso defeated Neil Renu in Jersey City Hoboken area.
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Eddie
Reilly
Detroit
Chuck Woods
al Manfredo
Los Angeles
Aurel Yoms
Romani
Jimmy Martin
Camden
N.J
John Henry Johnson
Atlantic City
Ralph Chong
Miami
Redlegs Hope for Strong Rally In A A U Cage Tourney
In Denver sixteen teams enter the third round of the National AAU basketball tournament with the Cincinnati Reds and manager Chuck Dressen aiming for a sharper pitching staff and a stronger lineup. Luminaries include Ernie Lombardi, Babe Herman and Joe Dwyer, while new stars like Les Sarsella and Lew Riggs anchor the infield as the Reds seek better results than last season. The tournament also sees many favorites advancing, with tight finishes and notable upsets scarce.
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Alex Kampobris
Bill Myers
Lew Riggs
Babe Herman Ant
Charlie Gelbert
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Dutlaw
Durham
Ernie Lombardi
Spud Davis
Bill Campbell
Mike Cuyler
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Phil Weintraub
Joe’ Dwyer
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Herman
Don Breenan
Whitney Martin
Denver
Ocean
Qaklang
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Mohawks
Amsterdam
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Arkansas State Teachers
Grade Tourney Opens as Teams Vie for Finals
First annual grade school basketball tournament advances. six teams ready for the first round this afternoon at 7 15 p m in the Jefferson School gym. Tomorrow night will decide champions in each division with three finals.
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Gyronashim
Jefferson
Washington
Huntington
Case
Merry
McKinley
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van Arsdale
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Woodward
Stahl
Wilson
Barr
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Wilsonites
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Waldner
Will Not Retire Says Cunningham
New York March 17 44 Rumors of his retirement are untrue Glenn Cunningham the husky Kansan will seek his fifth straight victory in the Columbian mile at the Knights of Columbus games in Madison Square Garden tonight He says he will keep racing as long as others do not pass him He hopes to coach later while remaining active in running Archie San Romani Luigi Beccali and Gene Veniko join Cunningham as top contenders in the mile field.
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Lough
Glens Cunningham
Madison Square Garden
Tine
Jonger
Glenn
Hhis. Prd
New York University
School of Education
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Archie San Romani
Luigi Beccali
Gene _Venike
Wrestling Results From AP Report Highlight Throws
In a brief AP roundup, wrestlers Chief Lie Wolf Trinidad Colo Ed Meske and Cliff Olson Minneapolis Hank Harber George Beverly California Stanley Pinto Nebrask a Bronke Nagurski Tremationsl Falls Minn all scored victories by throws. Matches spanned cities including New York Harrisburg Newark Minneapolis and Minneapolis with varied match times.
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New York
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Trinidad
Colo
Ed Meske
Alwon
Harrisburg
Cliff Olson
Minneapolis
Hank Harber
Cambridge
Mass
Newark
N. J
George Beverly
California
Stanley Pinto
Nebraska
Bronke Nagurski
Tremationsl Falls
Minn
Aber Kashey
North Dakota Class A Tourney Opens Friday Rivalries Begin
BISMARCK ND March 17 High school basketball peaks as the North Dakota Class A tournament starts Friday and runs through Saturday with Grand Forks Valley City Fargo and Minot in top brackets. Walshenton and Bismarck Dickinson meet in the first round and semi finals set for Saturday morning. The Minor Club coached by Harley Robertson is the favorite with 17 victories and two defeats.
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Valley City
Bismarck
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Mar
Grand Forks
Mtess Valley City
Fargo
Coma
Wshpeton
Walsh County Aczies
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