Huron Tracks Readies Under Winter Conditions
Huron college and high school track squads await a weather break to begin outdoor training. Indoor drills continue as coaches Bell and Coffey assess talent including Scalp ers new sprinters Gage Morrison and Youel, and Tiger veterans Pederson Sherlock Wiermeyer. The season opens with dual meets and invites, culminating in the state carnival May 21 at Huron with possible Drake meet and Dakota Relays participation.
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Huron College
Tigers
Frank Coffey
College
Bell
Coffey
Wlisterik
Eddie Misters
Artesian
Dushmare
Cotil Misterik
Gage
Flandreau
Morrisom
Pierce
Livingston
Groton
Ring
Tiger
Caristen
Peterson
Ted Hohm
Hohm
Huron High School
Byers
Pederson
Sherlock
Wiermeyer
Niermeyer
Miller
Boyle
Floyd Nelson
Seeman Zoom
Pugsley
Rudy Lovejoy
En Trance
South Dakota
Maier and Nichols Light Heavyweight Title Fight Set
Milwaukee’s David Maier faces Buffalo’s George Nichols in a National Boxing Association light heavyweight title bout. The lefthander clash could crown a new world champion as Rosenbloom’s rule ends, with Maier the slight favorite and a ten round decision unlikely. Nichols previously beat Maier until a cut favored Maier, who also holds a win over Rosenbloom.
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William Weekes
Chicago
David Maier
Milwaukee
George Nichols
Buffalo
National Boxing Association
Maier
Nichols
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Filure
Rosenbloom
Rosth Bloom
Seven Coyotes Are Given Cage Awards
Seven members of the 1932 University of South Dakota basketball squad received varsity letters from the athletic board of control at Vermillion. Water Olson and Major Hoppell were declared ineligible with only three conference games on the schedule. Letters went to Adkins Parkston Walker Armour Maloney Madison Espe Salem Buck Madison Norton Watertown and Jenkins Sioux City I. Freshmen football and basketball numerals were not awarded under the new university policy, with awards to be finalized in May after fresh athletes’ eligibility is determined.
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Coyotes
University of South Dakota
Athletic Board of Control
Water Olson
Salem
Hoppell
Huron
Olson
Heppell
Adkins
Parkston
Walker
Armour
Maloney
Madison
Espe
Buck
Norton
Watertown
Jenkins
Sioux City
Wallace Continues Comeback Tonight at Madison Square Garden
March 18 report from New York notes 31 year old Billy Wallace of Cleveland, once a top lightweight, returns to Madison Square Garden tonight to meet Sammy Fuller of Boston in a ten round bout. Wallace has recently knocked out Eddie Wolfe of Memphis in his two preceding wins.
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Wallace
New York
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Madison Square
Baseball Notes from Spring Camps and Trades
In New Orleans Ralph Winegarner praised third baseman prospect with a three inning pitching display that may shift him to pitching in Toledo or New Orleans. Labe Herman nears a Reds camp join. Charley Gelbert may return to the Cardinals after salary talks. Babe Ruth adds two singles in a Yankee Braves game prompting questions about his fielding position.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Steve O'Neill
Ralph Winegarner
New Orleans Pelicans
Winegarner
Toledo
Gelbert
Bradenton
Fla
Charley Gelbert
Cardinal
Sam Breadon
The
Cardinals
Pennsylvania
Red Bird
Babe
ST. Petersburg
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Iowa Cagers Start In Quest Of Title
Iowa high school basketball teams chase a state title as five large schools and three small class entrants reach the late round. By evening four teams will remain to contest semifinals and finals over the next day with Marshalltown Mason City Washington Cedar Rapids Central Sioux City and Roosevelt among the leaders and Boxholm Livermore and Old Sioux City Central still alive after yesterday’s action.
Woonsocket Names Griffith New High Coach Next Year
Woonsocket school board appoints Raymond Griffith returning from Missouri to coach Woonsocket High School next year. He succeeds resigning John Hogar. Current high faculty L Crosswaite Maria Mylan and K X Kellogg will stay. Anna Hollister from Vermillion High is hired as principal.
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Wognsuunit
Woonsocket School Board
Raymond Griffith
Missouri
Woonsocket High School
Griffith
John Hogar
Bearkers
L. Crosswaite
Maria Mylan
K.X
Indiana And Illinois Cage Teams Dominate National Tournament
In Chicago, March 18, Loyola gym hosts early National Catholic prep basketball rounds with six Illinois teams and three from Indiana leading the field. Cathedral of Indianapolis and De La Salle of Felix, IL posted high scoring debuts, while Campion Academy and others from Illinois and Indiana survive the first round stacked schedule.
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Cathedral High
Sioux Falls
Campion
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Indianapolis
Juliet Quints
Faul Mickelson
Chicago
Loyola University Gymnasium
Aliispis
Indiana
Illinois
Hoosier State
Cagers
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Father Hyan
Nashville
Tenn
South Dakota
Cathedral
de la Salle
Feliit
Bren
Little St. Mary's
Bird Island
Minn
Dillehalder
St Francis
Athol Springs
Central Catholic High
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph
Huntington
W. Va
Ilinois
St. Philip
St Mel
St. Patrick
Trinity of
Bloomington
Spalding Institute of Peoria
Catholic High of
Washington
Minneapolis
Jasper Academy
Jasper
Ind
Spalding of
Peoria
Cathedral of Indianapolia
Take Hig
Campion Academy
Carr
Cathedral Guard
Treland
Campion Guard
Four Teams Remain In N D Cage Meet
Valley City March 18 ND high school consolidated tournament semifinals set with Munich Grandin Tuttle and Hamlet advancing after first round wins. Tuttle faces Hamlet while Grandin meets Munich in the next round. Worthy Wood, a leading Chicago trotter, will race again this season for trainer William Doc McMilles.
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N.D
Valley City
Munich
Grandin
Tuttle
Hamlet
Worthy Wood
William “Doc” McMilles
Four Remain In Gopher Tourney
Thief River Falls, Winona, Chisholm and Mankato advanced in the 20th state basketball tournament in Minneapolis. Crosby-Ironton and Northfield were upset, Winona defeating Crosby-Ironton 35 to 27 and Mankato beating Northfield 17 to 15. Thief River Falls beat Balaton 31 to 17, and Chisholm eliminated Princeton 20 to 11. Semifinals schedule has Thief River Falls vs Winona and Chisholm vs Mankato.
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Minneapolis
Thief River Falls
Winona
Chisholm
Mankato
Crosby-Ironton
Princeton
Crowningshield Named Miller High Coach
Bernard R. Bud Crowningshield of Mitchell accepts a contract to coach athletics at Miller High School for the coming year. He has three years as assistant at Mitchell High and led successful B teams. A Mitchell High graduate, he played and coached at the University of Illinois and South Dakota.
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University of Iinvis
Crowningshield
Huron Girl Leads State College Women’s Athletic Association
Marian Bates of Mitchell, a junior science student, was chosen president of the Women’s Athletic Association at a special meeting. She has excelled in tumbling, hockey and kittenball and serves as a student instructor in tumbling. Other officers named include Edith Smith as vice president, Doris Conway as secretary, Anna Thue as treasurer. Their terms begin with the spring quarter and run for one year.
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Anna Thue
Luke Norden
Cambridge Rowers Face Oxford in 4th Annual Thames Race
Cambridge light blue are the favorites as Oxford, hampered by influenza, aims to stop the Cambridge winning streak in the four mile River Thames clash. Since the war the tally leans 40 to 42 in favor of Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Putney-On-Thames
Eng
Klar
Oxford
Thames
Oxonians
All-Star Team Trims Wesleyan in OT Thriller
Yankton's Dakota Wesleyan fell 43 to 39 in overtime to South Dakota University’s All-Stars. Beiers missed for Wesleyan as Adkins led with 19 points and Olson added strong support. final score 43 to 39.
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Yankton
South Dakota University
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota
Warden
All-Stars
Mitchell
Beiers
Tigers
Wesleyan
Adkins
Olson
Coyote
Mackey
Adking
Ieam
Wesleyan Fishbeck
Holgate
Marsh
Cleveland Indians Hope to Cut Losses With Training Camp Plan
Cleveland Indians trainer Roger Peckinpaugh focuses on reducing errors and improving fielding and physical conditioning at camp in New Orleans. He aims to lift team play and batting strength, outlining a tentative 1931 lineup including Connaster, Hodapp, Kamm, Montague, Pytlak, Sewell, Averill, Jameson, Porter, Seed, Vosmik, Brown, Connally, Ferrell, and others.
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Ralph Wheatley
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Indians
Peckinpaugh
Connaster
Morgan
Burneth Hodapp
Kamm
Montague
Myarty Pytlak
Sewell
Averill
Jamieson
Porter
Seed
Vosmik
Brown
Connally
Ferrell
Harder
Hudlin
Jabolorowski
Lawson
Junior Hardwood Titlists Crowned Wolverines And Hoot Owls Win In Play-Off Games
Diamondball to start soon after last night’s intra mural finals at John Bangerter school. Wolverines beat Monkeys 27 19 with Bert Judsor scoring seven, while Hoot Owls edged Jay Birds 16 14 led by Grant Pasek. Upsets marked both finals. 135 high school boys from 11 schools competed in the stave wrestling meet in Indien.
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Wolverines
Hoot Owls
John Bangerter
Bert Judsor
al Devick
Monkeys
Hont Owls
Grant Pasek
Eugene Murphy
Jay Birds
Bamgerter
Indien
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Creorge
Lowdog
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Dashmner
Minnesota Eles
Méche'l
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Watertown High School
Drake
Rence
Dakota Relays
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Ellendele
Jamestown
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Publin
Irish Amateur Athletic Union
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Red Sox
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