Petrolle-Gonzalez Box Bout Spars Tonight at Dance Palace
Weigh-ins show Billy Petrolle Fargo and Jose Gonzalez Cuba near equal in weight as they prepare for a high profile bout at the Dance Palace on the State Fair grounds tonight under American Legion auspices. The card features wrestling and boxing including a 20 minute grudge between Jack Wipf and Billy Wallace and several prelims showcasing local talent from Huron Aberdeen and surrounding towns.
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Billy Petrolle
Fargo
Jose Gonzalez
Cuba
Dance Palace Arena
State Fair Grounds
American Legion
Petrolle
Gonzalez
Fargo Express
Gonzatex
Trollo
Jack Wipf
Huron
Billy Wallace
Osaka
Fivo
Young Dunham
Aberdeen
Dut Crawford
Iroquois
Eudie Danielson
Kid Lester
Omaha
Pete Osman
Eddie Wipf
Harndoor
Jerry Leahy
Watertown
Reiss
Yankton 60 to U S Tourney for Sixth National Bid
Yankton high school basketball, South Dakota champion, enters the national tournament at the University of Chicago for the sixth time in eight years. The team plans to depart around March 30 for the April 2 opening in Chicago, with receptions this week honoring the squad after its win over Madison in the Mitchell regional.
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Yankton
Mar
South Dakota
University of Chicago
He Hart
Chicago
Madison
Segrave and Wood Set to Race for World Power Boat Title
In Miami Beach on March 20 192? speed kings Major H O Segrave of England and Wood of America will race for the unofficial world power boat title. Wood’s Miss America VII faces Segrave’s Golden Arrow as both attempt to break the 92 mph record later that day.
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Miami Beach
Fla. Mar
Uar Wood
America
H. O. D. Seagrave
England
Wil
Annula Miamis Beach Xegatts
Wood
Hig
Raytona Beach Sands
Minas America
Rapid City Catholic Cagers Enter Tourney
Rapid City Catholic high school team travels to Chicago for the National Catholic basketball tournament at Loyola University. Coach Tom Doyle, Rev. Father William Boyd, nine players, and the official good luck mascot Faul-No Flesh, an eight year old Indian, join the trip to broadcast the Black Bills radio talk.
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Rapid City
Mar
Chicago
Immaculate Conception
Loyola University
Tom Doyle
William Boyd
Faul-No Flesh
Black Bills
Baseball Camps Chronicle Spring Training News
Reports from camps across Florida and California outline rosters and signings as managers evaluate players. Griffth signs catcher Stoy Spencer for Washington. Cubs debut two rookies Horne and Grampp. St Louis nines mix infielders and outfielders during exhibitions. Eddie Delker shines for Beanville in St Louis triumph. Giants manager McGraw weighs Reese versus Cohen for second base. Yankees win multiple spring exhibitions. Phillies and Robins adjust pitching plans. Dodgers and Reds showcase drills in other camps. scattered notes on minor signings and performance across leagues.
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Washington
Landicree
Cantrella
Griffth
Stoy Spencer
Pittsburg
Los Angeles
Cubs
Giants Aim to Live Up to Name in 1929 NL Race
New York Giants manager John McGraw believes his improved 1929 squad will outpace the 1928 runners up St Louis. Key gains include a transformed Andy Reese at second base and a strengthened infield with Travis Jackson and Fred Lindstrom. Pitching staff remains strong with Hubbell Benton Fitzsimmons Genewich and Heary. Outfield roles unsettled but Fred Leach and Ed Roush provide depth while Frank Hogan anchors the offense alongside Jimmy Welsh and Bob O Farrell.
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San Antonio
Tex
New York Giants
John MecGraw
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Andy Reese
Reese
Bill Terry
Travis Jackson
Fred Lindstrom
Andy Cohen
Pat Crawford
Baxter Jordan
Crawford
Jordan
Toledo
John McGraw
Carl Hubbell
Hubbbell
Larry Benton
Fred Fitzsimmons
Joe Genewich
Dutch ‘Heary
Carl Mars
Rmn
John’ Scott
Yes
Curley Ogden
Epring
McGraw
Fred Leach
Phillies
Ed Roush
Jimmy Welsh
Record profit from 1929 state cage tourney
Mitchell March 20 reports the 1929 state high school basketball tournament drew larger crowds than any prior two day event. Gross receipts reached 8075 with about 2700 in expenses, leaving a net profit near 5200 to be split between the State High School Athletic Association and the State High School Athletic Board.
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Mitchell
State Athetic
Sioux Falls
State High School Athletic Association
State High School Athletic Board of
Con- Tol
Five More States Reach National Meet in Chicago
University of Chicago national interscholastic meet reaches 16 with five more state champions: Vienna Georgia St Paul Nebraska Warren Arkansas Yankton Oklahoma City Classen High. Fayetteville North Carolina grocer reports his cat killed by large rat, after discovering the pet deceased.
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Chicago
Mer
University of Chicago
Vienna
St. Paul
Neb. Warren
Ark
Yankton
Classen High
Oklahoma City
Fayetteville, N. C
Playes
Tabby
Wrigley Sets Fourfold Price on Los Angeles Franchise
William Wrigley Jr aims to sell the Los Angeles basketball club for 400000 dollars, four times his 1921 purchase price. The park reportedly refuses to join the deal, noting the franchise’s past pennant success in 1921.
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NBA
Los Angeles
Mar
William Wrigley, Jr
Wrigley
Hendricks Critiques Hornsby amid pennant race buzz
Cincinnati manager Jack Hendricks lists the Cubs Giants and Reds as NL contenders and questions Hornsby's value. He says Hornsby hurt teams before and would not trade Critz for him, noting McGraw’s pursuit and his own strong opinions on Hornsby’s independence and temperament.
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Cubs
Hornsby
Joe McCarthy
Joe
Critz
Jon McGraw
Giants
McGraw
Hrkt
Pirates
Hendricks
McCarthy
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Petty
Hornaby
St. Louis Cardinals
Huron Names Captains Col lin and Ayres for Next Season
Burton Ayres and Corny Collin were chosen as captains for Huron high school's basketball team. Both are three year letter men and will alternate as captains. Collin, a star forward with all state recognition, received the most votes. Three seniors will graduate: Arc Campbell Frank Kucera and D Nelson. Coach Coffey plans to build around Bryan Collin Ayres Walt Youel Englebretson and Davis next season.
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Burton Ayres
Huron
Arc Campbell
Frank
Cowboy" Kucera
D. Nelson
Bryan
Collin
Ayres
Walt
Youel Englebretson
Davis
Frank Coffey T
National Catholic Tourney On Tonight at Loyola
Loyola University hosts six teams in the sixth annual national Catholic prep tournament opening night. After five nights and three days of elimination, the two remaining teams meet for the national prep title Sunday. St. Xavier High of Cincinnati and St. Francis of Council Bluffs are highlighted as park horses in the field.
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Chicago
Mar
Loyola University
St. Xavier Ligh
Cincinnati
St. Francis
Council Bluffs
Inowa
Park Horses
Ranking Net Star Killed In Wreck
Miss Helen Cansfield of Detroit ranked number eight among women tennis players in Western Lawn Tennis Association selections for 1925 was fatally injured in a railroad freight accident last night. Another woman died and three others were injured in the wreck.
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Detroit
Helen Cansfield
Western Lawn Tennis Association
Chicago bowling team leads five man division in tourney
CHICAGO led the five man division of the Americar Howling congress tournament with 2934 points, displacing New York's Cor des Mets. The Pressler Weld ling team, also from Chicago, stood fourth with 2922 points as other divisions held positions amid regional pinsters from Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Tennessee and Wisconsin contesting the rankings. Black peppermint note appears as unrelated commercial history.
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Chicags
Friangle State Bank
Chicago
Cor~ Des Mets
New York
Pressler Weldling
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Dundee May Lose Welter Title Over Bout Demands
Chicago March 20 The National Boxing Association rules Joe Dundee must sign contracts and post a $10 086 certified check by March 21 to defend the welterweight title The contenders named are Jackie Fields and Young Jack Thompson They meet at the Coliseum March 28 with the winner to be declared titleholder by the NBA Also in Philadelphia Benny Bass loses to Dave Atal 101 to something not fully stated
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Chicago
Joe Dundee
Paul Prehn
Dundee
Jackie Pields
Jack Thompson
Fields
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U. S
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Indianapolis
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Tudianapolis
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Howard
Jones
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Rapid City Catholic
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Fla
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Dan Howley
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Eddie Delker
Beanville
Edbird
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Cohen
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Brooklyn Robins
Jimmy Pattisoa
Macon
Jimmy
Robbie
Winter Hany
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Pete” Bonolus
Cincinnati Reds
Connie Mack
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Texas
White Sox
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Sox
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Tigers
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Jim Stroner
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EasyAngeley
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Hogan
Frank Hogan
Bet
Bob O'Farrell
John Cummings
Joe iWitty
Ray Sehalk
Chicago White Sox
Bert Niehoff
Yellow Transportation Company
Huran
Saue Furniture
de Los Yaus
Hotel
Dyckman
Sixth Street
Nicollet and
Henepin
Minneapolis, Minnesota
D, Mc Delaney
Corny” Collin
Tiger Cage
Glasces M. & Alford Jewler and
Optician
Rolle
ST. Louis
Daver Atal
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Magnetos
BART
Willacd Batters Station
City Hall
City Loans
South Dakota Securities Company
R. E. Cone
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Huren, S. D
Henri Brodier
Paris
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la Palina
Columbia
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Society of Sargeena of
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