Tigers Poised For Batt Battle With Defending State Champs
Sioux Falls reports Huron Tigers seek upset against Mitchell in a decisive first round at the South Dakota Class A tournament, with coach Deklotz weighing sophomore guards Kuzawile and McGinty and forward Englebruson as possible starters amid Huron’s bid for a fourth state title.
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Bill Plidder
Evening Huronite
Sioux Falls
Huson
Tigers
Mitchell
Kernel
Huron
Uckines
Deklotz
Kernels
South Dakota
Sigmund Kuzawile
Vincent McGinty
Norm Englebruson
O. F. Jacobon
Les Osborn
Stater
Cadwell
State
Kulawik
Engiebretson
Iy Joe Cadwell
Kulasik
Bob Rice
Mike Boyle
Haren
Huren
ING
James H. Jordan
Associated? Press Stadt
South Dako Athletic Association
Sring
Ste
Hupid
Aberdeen
Mitch
Cinist
Bate
Rapid
City
Sioux Folie
Flandrait Indians
Oplals
Highmace
Isid
Highmore
Aberdenn
Otter
Pierre
Sioux
Yankin
Bucks
Warriors
Champa
Severn State
Gemex Ib
Rapid City
Flandreau Indians
Cobblers
Plandreau
Towmnent
U S Strong in Hurdle Events
U S track coaches forecast strong American showing in high and low hurdles at the Olympics. Notable hurdlers include world record contenders from California to Georgia, with coaches favoring Moreau Allen Cope and Towns Kickpamiex as leading bets for medals. training details and injuries noted across several programs.
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Alan Gould
New York
Percy Beard
Alabama
George Saling
Jows
Jack Keller
Ohio Brite
Claup
Rey Ewley
Phil Cope
Southern Gu- Mornia
Leroy Kirkyemick
San Mateo Junior College
Saramy
Brenford
Tee University of Georgia
Jeaky Forest
Sam Allen
Oklahome Baptist
Louismate
al Moreau
Europe
Phil Good
Bowdsin College
Dan Caldemyer
Indiana
Giem
Hardin
Srewand
Bob Tisdall
Tomacheck
Louisiana Bratz
Zernie Moore
Giean
Dizzy Dean Balks Again in Card Contract Standoff
In Eradenton Florida Dizzy Dean maintains demand for forty thousand dollars per year while the St. Louis Cardinals offer thirty eight thousand five hundred. Talks with President Sam Breadon continue with a disclosed figure, and observers expect a quick signing once terms firm. The dispute centers on pay and long holdout dynamics.
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St. Louis
Eradenton
Fla
Dizzy Dean
Ace Plicher
Eld Diz
Sam Breadon
Salar Breadon
Dizzy
Diz
Ronse
Ute
Diegy
Brother Punk Dea
Jerome EB
Dean
Fights Last Right By The Associated Press
Bout report from Miami, Florida details Joe Knight of Daytona Beach defeating Dewey Kimbrey of Charlotte in a cutpoint boxing match.
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Bend
Miami
Fin
Joe Knight
Daytona Beach
Fiz
Dewey Kimbrey
Charlotte
Toy
New Air Liner Aims to Challenge Atlantic Speed
FRIEDRICHSHAVEN, March. The airship LX-129 Graf Zeppelin II, designed to cross Atlantic in two to two and a half days, is reported near maiden transatlantic flight with potential to outpace earlier ships. It carries 60 crew, 50 guests, ten tons freight, two decks, 25 staterooms, and two enclosed promenades.
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Friedrichshaven
Germany
America
South America
United States
Sm Fur
Testaurante
Zeppelin
Tri Aome
Gove
Spee
Ste
Lakehurst
Graf Zeppelin
Atlantic
Faust
Graf
Caen
Leber
McCarthy Faces Yankees Obstacle With McCarthy’s Men
The 1938 spring narrative centers on Tony Lazzeri and the Yankees as Manager Joe McCarthy reshapes infield roles Don Heffner Johnny Suttlaver lead polishing for second base Crocetti recovering from a jaw injury Boly Rolfe possible shift from third Letty Gomez and DiMaggio power the outfield, with Gehrig and DiMaggio fueling hopes Detroit looms as main challenger while pitching staff including Ruting Bronco Pearson and Malone shapes up backstops Dicken, Jorgens, Glenn guard the catching berth
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Kooks
Tony
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Don Heffner
Johnny Sultegaver
Bic
Frank Crocetti
Boly Rolfe
Yankees
Lazzeri
Crocetti
Quy
Letty Gomez
Lou Geberg
Jon DiMacgio
Joe
Detroit
Wic Gozner
Charlie Ruting
Johnny Bronca
Monte Pearson
Walter Brown
John Murphy
Vito Tamulis
Irving Hadley
Steve Sandra
Cleveland
Pat Malone
Bill Dickensy
Ardy Jorgens
Jee Glenn
Ingalls Buck Named Pilots of the Varsity Squad
Ingalls and Buck named pilots of the varsity squad with Maynard as honorary freshman captain. Buck, a two sport standout at the University, starred in football and basketball, earning two varsity letters and honors including a tackle of the day at Dakota Day. Maynard Ingalls led freshmen scoring and anchored the attack, showing potential in both basketball and football.
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Maynard Ingalls
Woonsocket
Freshmam
Witl
Bobby Buck
Buck
Ogy Dekota
Momingaide
Breae
Maynard
Ingalls
Pups
Inter Salwart Coyote
University of South Dakota Women Elect League Officers
Leora Ler son of Webster was chosen president of USD’s Women’s League. Other officers for the coming year include Phyllis Hepner of Vilas as vice president Georgia Pickup of Randolph as secretary and Norma Lewin of Alcester as treasurer.
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University League Vermillion
Leora Lerson
Webster
University of South Dakota
Women's League At
Sele
University
Phyllis Hepner
Vilas
Georgia
Pickup
Randolph
Norma Lewin
Alcester
Treasures
Barney Ross to Meet Carroll in Australia Bout Planned
Chicago March 2 Barney Ross likely to defend his welterweight title in November in Australia against Jack Carroll under contract Ross told Sam Pin his manager yesterday in an overseas telephone conversation He would leave Chicago about April 20 to post 35000 in a Chicago bank guarantees to secure the arrangement
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Chicago
Upy
Barney Row
Australia
Jack Carroll
Sam Pin
Ross
Ag Bos
Powerful Ouiniets Clash in Caf Tourney Adva nces
Chicago March 2 report on the National Catholic Inter-Scholastic Basketball Title tournament. Teams from St Peter Fort Wayne and St Xavier Louisville clash amid upsets and high scoring as competition enters second round. standout Ed Shuhady leads West Virginia in earlier game with 18 points.
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Chicago
St. Princis
St. Peter of
Ft—auie
W. Va
Tulimk Sroowing
Braves
Ed Shuhady
Asco
Ball St. Peameie
Peter
Wacil
Marcy
Canesien Hidy
Prairie du Chest
Wis
Tartyne
Mickarl
Union
Cyene BT
TeRoyve
Pines
Hig
Jamestown
N. i
Beil Peesa
St. Xevier
Louisville
Kearnet
St. Frescois
S. D. Mission
Ss. Peter
Frirmont
W.vaxtery
Enat Central Catholic
Lima
Ohio
Finalists Paired In A A U Tourney Semis 1935
Denver march dates set for the 1935 A A U basketball semifinals featuring Santa Fe Trails Kansas City vs Globe Refiners McPherson and Universal Quintet Hollywood vs Western Transits Hutchinson. Winners advance to Olympic trials in New York April 3 to 5.
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Denver
Santa Fe Trails
Kansas City
Globe
McPherson
Kus
Universal
Hollywood
Hutchinson
Kas
New York
Transity
Kansas City Life
Hollywood Crew
Salenaya
Central Teachers
Warrensburg
Greeley
Colo
State College
Cam
Destruction of Ethiopian Plane Report
Rome report by VP Marshal Pietro Badoglio notes Italian aerial activities in East Africa including destruction of an Ethiopian plane and related operations. The brief dispatch cites Italian air force actions and ongoing military activity in the region.
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Eritrea
Dabat
Gundar
Somaliland
Neghelli
Ale
Addis Ababa
Wag Sung
Gobn
Rome
Pietro Badoglio
East Africa
Bank of Bloomingdale Hostage Cashier and Bandit Slain
In Bloomingdale Indiana on March 20 an unidentified bandit and an assistant cashier Weed Carer were shot during a bank holdup. Carter, ambushed upon arrival, and Wood the cashier were among the killed. Police report no witnesses.
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Bloomingdale, IN
Polite
Leonidas JL .Brown
Cashier
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