Tigers Aim High In SD Class A Tourney Debut
Heron High School's Tigers travel to Sioux Falls for the 1936 state A tournament. Coach Deklotz bets on veteran and underclassmen mix to gain experience, facing Mitchell in the first round, with Sioux Falls favored to win, while eight teams compete for the title in a crowded, upbeat field.
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Huron High School
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Highmore
Tournnament
Feld
Sigemund Kuliwik
Vincent McGiety
Norman Englebretson
Bacup
Kulawik
O. F. Jacobsen
Bob Osborn
Joe Cadwell
Bob Rice
Mike Boyle
Huron
Tigers
Flatron Quintets
Auto-Mobile
Deklote
AOUW Five Wins Pair at Alpena
AOUW Wengers scored two victories over Alpena town team in a doubleheader. In game one Kittleson and Marah led Huron to a 21 to 16 win with Teveldahl and Kunze starring. The AOUW won the second game 3 30. Pete Bol ate and Harold Holgate starred for Huron, Mec Williams and Kunze for Alpena. The AOUW planned the two games as prep for the Aberdeen independent tax parliament to enter this month.
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Alpena
March
Isperiall
Huron
Aoul Wengers
Kittleson
Marah
Teveldahl
Kunze
Lopera
AO. O. W's
Pete Bolate
Harold Holgate
Mec- Williams
Alvena
A. O. U.wl
Aberdeen
Jate
Joe Louis to Meet Schmeling in June
NEW YORK march 43 the bout between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling will be held in New York City in June Promoter Mike Jacobs announced after a conference with John J Phelan chairman of the New York state athletic commission The date and site will be announced in tow date LANDIS WINS AGAIN EAST GRAND FORKS MINN march MAeim Jim Londox former world heavyweight wrestling champion tossed Mike Nazarian of Little Rock Ark in 23 minutes last night
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New York
Ave Louis
Max Schmeling
New York City
Mike Jacobs
John J. Phelan
New York State Athletic Commission
Landis
Grand Forks
Minz
Maeim Jim Londox
Mike Nazarian
Litte Rock
Ark
One Sided Wins In Catholic Meet
Chicago scene reports the seventh annual national Catholic High School basketball tournament opening round. St. Xavier's Tigers routed De Padua 48 to 2, De LaSalle overwhelmed St Francis 9 to 0, Our Lady of Victory crushed St Anthony 32 to 1, with defending champion St. Xavier and other favorites advancing.
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Chicago
St. Mavier
Louisville
de LaSalle
Our Lady of Victory High
Lackawanna
N. C
Xavier
Tigers
de Padua
Ashland
Wis
St. Francis
Council Bluffs
Our Lady of Victory
St. Anthony
Willow Lake Ends Season in 19 to 17 Win at Hayti
Willow Lake High School capped its local season with a 19 to 17 victory over Hayti. The home team finished 30-50 games this season with a .500 percentage. Six seniors started, signaling hope for next year as the coach sees strong underclassman talent.
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Willow Lake
Hayti
Willow Lake High School
Groeneveld
Xees
Indian Players Given Ovation After State Title Win
Pine Ridge March 19 Special Coach Elijh Smith and his Oglala Indians received a rousing home welcome returning from the state B basketball tournament at Huron where they captured the championship. The team and coach were met by the Indian school band and student body in front of the agency office with speeches and ovations as the state trophy was shown. Players also received individual gold medals. The Oglala boys live near Pine Ridge, 15 miles south of Oglala near the Nebraska border, where government Indian schools are located and local commerce includes three stores a drug store and three churches.
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Pine Ridge
Elijh Smith
Oglala Indians
Huron
Oglala
Ogiela
Nebraska
South Dick
Andrew S. Kleussasser
Beadie County
VALE
Beadle County
E. Kludt
Yale
Togswl
Wolsey
TJ. Kludt
Kludt
Sivon
Wessington
Seieclions
Dos Hive
E. Kludi
HH. Cheney
Wolsey Ponward
Bud Ebert
Huron Cogswell
Wols
Colored Girls To Play Here
A novelty basketball double bill will bring the Hoomers colored girls team to Huron High School gym next Tuesday at 8 30. They meet the Hur on A O U W s after a 7 35 preliminary between the De Smet Independents and the A O T U We. The Rootrers billed as colored world champions will feature Helen Streamline Smith seven foot center who appeared at the Century of Progress as the tallest girl in the world. Other stars include Kate Bard Louise Dickie and Ruth Rosesuard.
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Hoomers
Huron A. O. U. W's
Huron High School
RN. Campbell
AO. U. W's
de Smet
A. O. TU
Campbell
Rootrers
Helen “Streamline” Smith
Century of Progress
Kate Bard
Louise “Dickie
Philadelphia Tribune
Ruth Rosesuard
Vallee-White Fight Threatens Broadway Scandals Show
New York March 19 41 tensions rise as Rudy Vallee and producer George White clash over contract terms for Scandals with Equity involvement. A cast meeting turned physical after White announced potential shutdown to remove Vallee prompting threats of salary disputes and possible closure if the star is retained or replaced.
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Vallee-White
New York
Moosty
Rudy Vallee
George White
Oll
Broadway
White
Vallee
Equity
Grors
Mile
Waltz Lould
Coa
Rudy
Track Managers To Assemble at Pierre
Chairman Fred L Vilas announced a meeting for track managers and the theatrical men amp to set dates for 1996 horse racing meets in Pierre. The commission oversees all races where pari mutuel betting is allowed.
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Pierre Pierre
Fred L. Vilas
Theatric Meing Commission
1936 Club With New Talent Eyes Upward Ascent
Boston Bees manager McKechnie promises not to finish last this season as youth replaces veterans from 1935. The outfield features a .300 hitting trio led by Hal Lee Wally Berger and Rupert Thomproff with solid infield and catching duo Al Lopez and Tony Cuccinello shaping a balanced team. Pitching staff expected strengthened by Ben Cantwell Johnny Babich Rey Benge and Frankhouse.
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Paul Mickelson
ST. Petersburg, Pin
Babe Ruth
Bambirio
Cub
Loseex
Bob Quinn
Kelyn An
Dutch Brandt
Fred Frankhouse
McKechnie
Rey Benge
Ben Cantwell
Johnny Babich
Bob Smith
Tifield Stixiarea
Infield Rocks
Tony Cuccinello
Brooklyn
Bill Urbanski
Art Whitney
Basder Jordan
Joe Cascarat
Howard Mayers
Rupert Thomproff
Hal Lee
Wally Berger
al Lopez
Favorites Fall as AAD Meet Upsets Narrow Field
In Denver on March 18 the National AAD tournament saw two more favorites upset, leaving five seeded teams in the quarter finals. Santa Fe Trails, Globe Refiners, Western Transits, Universals, and Safeways advanced, while Colorado State, Kansas City Life of Denver, and a Warrensburg Teachers College entry exited. Tonight Santa Fe meets Teachers, Greeley faces McPherson, Kansas City Life takes on Transits, and Universals face Safeways. biggest upset was Kansas City Life over Philcos 41-38.
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Denver
Santa Fe Trails
Kansas City
Globe Refiners
McPherson
Kas
Western Transits
Hutchinson
Universals
Hollywood
Safeways
Colorado State
Kansas City c
Warrensburg
Teachers College
Santa Fes
Greeley Quintet
Kansas City Life Team
Transits
Universeals
Philcos
Kansas City Life Term
Baseball Briefs From Spring Training Across Florida
Development in the Yankees holdout saga grows more serious as owner Jacob Ruppert arrives in town yet fails to meet unsigned star Charley Rufing. Other items note Casey Stengel's third base experimentation with French Bordagavy, Ernie Lombardi's undisclosed Reds terms, Branch Rickey’s return to the Cardinals camp, Dixie Howell eyeing shortstop seasons, and Charley Grimm shining for the Cubs in Houston.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Cal
Jacob Ruppert
Yankee
Ruppert
Charley Rufing
Ren Chapman
America Shy on Distance Talent
America lags in distance endurance as Olympic prospects for 200 meters steeplechase 5000 and 10000 meters and marathon look uncertain. Coaches cite McCluskey Bright Hill Lash Ottey Lash Kelley Pawson Dergly Porter as possible U S entrants with mixed odds. Tomorrow Hurdles.
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Alan Gould
New York
America
United States
Poland
Argentina
Finland
Japan
Germany
Jay McCluskey
Ave
Norman Bright
Sunnyvale
Calif
Ralph Hill
Oregon
Lauri Lehtinen
Ottey
Lash
Michigan State Hartier
Indiana
Xurdy Don Lash
Wessington Defeats Yale 2012 To Retain County Cage Title
Wessington beat Yale 2012 in a postseason playoff at Huron High School gym to retain the County Conference basketball championship. The win ended a first place deadlock and marked Wessington’s continued hold on the league crown, with notable defense and fast breaks from Sigeson, Fisher, and Robert Peterson. Yale, after a long crowded season, struggled to mount a sustained challenge.
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Wessington
Yale
Yale High School
Beadle County
Uily
Andrew Kleinsasser
Huron High School
Gengon
Wolsey
Eddie Kludt
Yale Tarentens
Glanzer
R. Peterson
Robert Peterson
Fiehd
Liston
Furry
Weasington & Lis
Weather Outlook for Huron and Minnesota This Week
Forecast for Huron and Minnesota calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures on Friday. Tonight remains cool, with a gradual rise expected Friday, while some areas may experience a slight northwesterly cooling. Overall, temperatures trend warmer into Friday across most regions.
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Huron
Suaky Fulx
Minnesota
Five CCC Camps to Be Dropped in South Dakota
Washington March 19. Congressmen were informed that five more CCC camps would be abandoned between April 1 and 15 and three new ones established, leaving 19 camps in the state for the coming months. A state park camp at Custer will be restored and soil conservation camps opened at Presho and Chamberlain. Camps to be abandoned include three national forest camps at Custer Mystic and Hill City a state forest camp at Pierre and a state pack camp at Keystone.
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Washingius
Sevung Dakola
CCC
Custer
Presho
Chamberlain
National Forest
Mystic
Hill City
State Forest
Pierre
Key‘ Stone
Dash Stars To Meet In 60 Yard Feature
CHICAGO March 19 Bobby Grieve University of Dlineis sprinter who won the Western Conference 80 yard dash title last week will meet Ralph Metcalf and John Phillins of Marquette in the 60 yard event of the 7th annual Central A A U track and field championships Friday night at the University of Chicago Fieldhouse. Hlinuiz has entered a full team. Other schools will include Wisconsin Chicago Northwestern De Paul Loyola and Armour. From 43 to 20 per cent of the world's supply of antimony comes from China province of Hunap.
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Dash
Chicago
Bobby Grieve
University of Dlineis
Ralph Metcalf
John Phillins
Marquette
University of Chicaro
Hlinuiz
Wisconsin
Northwestern
DePaul
Loyola
Armour
Lumb Lands Berth With Oxford Crew
Harold C Letty Lumb, former Huron College star and Rhodes scholar at Oxford, is expected to row for Oxford in the Thames crew race against Cambridge. Letters from Oxford officials indicate his selection may mark the first time a Rhodes scholar gains such distinction in this historic regatta.
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Heron
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
England
Huron
Twa
Harold C.letty? Lumb
Huron College
Rhodes
Rematta
Lamu
Beadle County Conference Names All-Conference Basketball Team
Beadle County coaches release the all conference selections led by E Kludt Yale and TJ Kludt Yale with a unanimous vote. Honorable mention honors go to B Peterson Wessing ton Atkinson Bonilla RL Peterson and others.
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Deklotz
Bill Plummer
Huronite
Heron High School
Busis
Tomorow
George Tdeblotz
Kernels
Tse Huron Tyres
Timhe
Drklotz
Rainbow
State Association
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Tiger
Lneup
Miler
Snather Tral
South Dakota
State Athletic Association
Lioux
Bighmore Pleyx
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Yenkton
Rapid City
Flandreau Indians
Cornell
Carl G. Snaveley
Rockwell
University of North Carolina
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Tarberly
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Aouw
Joe Louis
Schmeling
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de la Salle
Our Lady Victory
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Fort Meyers
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Cleveland
Rew Orieans
Lakeland
South Pacific
Oglala Cagers
A.A.D
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
French Bordagavy
Frenchy
Phil
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Bradenton. Fla
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Dirty Dean
I Chence
Dixie Howell
Alabama
Portland
Mickey Cochrane
Dixie
Houston
Tex
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Houston Buffs
Charley
Casey
Clearwater
U.S
Shanheltz
Weasington
Grows Fisher
I Praman
Eddie Muet
Eddie
Hirth
Nick Peters
Euben
Weresington
BR. Peterson
Ty Fisher
Geiver
Grinnell
Sisson
Peterson
Dlom
Biegler
Rin Neine
Pratt
Bohm
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Wessingtor
Yale i
Anea
Referea
Setrze Deklow
University at Seuta Dakotz _ naa
Fweather
Bismarck
Pla
Minnneapoliz
Sheridan
Williston
S. D
Chines
Hunap
Watertown
Brookings
Yankton
Lumb
Chogen
Beadie
Cheney
H. Cheney
M. Cogswell
Alport
A Sisson
Ruben Kindt
Ruben
Se Ban
Hie
Peters
Wrasington
P. Glanzer
Ruben Bludt
B. Peterson
Wassingtom
Atkinson
Bonilla
RL Peterson
Wessinmon
Bawsterm
Hitchcock
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