Hollywood Quints Clash In A A U Tournament Bracket
Denver and Phillips battle for a berth as eight teams vie in the A A U tournament. A near sellout crowd of 7000 expected for the night sessions in Hollywood with top contenders from seven states. Idaho University Southern Branch and Hollywood Twentieth Century among the featured matchups in the quarterfinals.
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Denver
Mar
Lake Michigan
Hollywood
California
Nuggets
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips 68
Tunnerup
Idaho, University, Southern Branch
Poeptello
Collegians
Pilus
Cols
Mountain Standard
Phillips
Chicago Acme Steel
Auinters
Paychek Look Terrible In Gym Workouts Londos Sees Need For Wrestling Reforms
A sprawling 1920s style collage mentions Paychek in gym workouts and Londos pushing for wrestling reforms. It also notes boxers Angelo Puglisi and Rollie Hemsley, plus Joe Cronin arguing for the Yankees and other sports tidbits. Detroit Tigers春 roster notes include Leslie Fleming and Robert Harris. Fairview High School in Dayton lists Ken Dribble.
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Paychek
Londos
Hoppe Nears Billiards Title With Seventh Straight Win
CHICAGO March 21 Willie Hoppe dominates the world three cushion tournament with his seventh straight victory to stay undefeated among 11 players. He defeated Jay Bozeman 50 to 41 in 40 innings moving Hall into second place as Chamaco loses ground. Allen Hall faces Joe Ghamaco tonight while Hoppe rests.
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Chicago
Mar
Willie + Hoppe
Temain
Bowers
Hoppe
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Bozeman
Manor
Allen Hall
Hall
Joe Ghamaco
Mexico City
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Art Thurimbald
Kentosha
Wis
Jake Schaefer
Cleveland
Chamaco
Art Rubin
New Oe
Gitesete
Phila Ia
Lelphi. Ing
Bowling Leagues Tighten Race with Key Upsets
Industrial Leaguers see leaders bunched as Huronite falls to Home Grocery, cutting their edge to two games. Fullerton dips 2-1 to Coca Colas while Osborn and Great Northern split. Naeve’s Grocery blanks Montgomery Ward. Boobie McDowell tops with 71- pin total and 212 high game. furniture men lead with 2631 pins. Berg’s Style Shop gains on Rite’s Food Shoppe as State Fair girls drop Gagnon’s Dairy. Armour girls beat Tunnell’s and NWPS down Liebrecht’s. Mabelle Cotton leads Tunell’s with 505 pins. Rite’s posts best team total 2197.
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Huronite
Grocers
Fullerton
Coca Colas
Osborn
Osborn’s
P Great Northern
Naeve
Golden Pheasant League
State Fair Girls
Rite’s
Gagnon's
Armour Girls
Tunnell's
NWPS
Liebrecht’s
Mabelle Cotton
Tunell’s
City Coaches Take Bombers In Tight Semi Final Clash
In a lower bracket semi final, City Coaches toppled Naeve's Grocery 30 to 28 as bombs away from Bates and Caldwell powered the Bombers past a stubborn House of Ingalls. The Bombers advance to meet the favored City Coaches while Armour Packers and Standard Oilers vie for upper bracket glory.
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Kinyon’s ‘Bombers
St. Teresa
Bombers
Armour Packers
Standard Oilers
Nelson's Ranchers
Northwest College of Commerce
Packers
Otto Werner
Ernie Reimers
Rube Kludt
Herb Peterson
Charlie Hanson
Billy Walsh
Huron Tigers
Northwest
College
Hofland
Albright
Ranchers
Collegians
Oilers
Bo la Dline
Naeve’s
Orval Shanholtz
McKinley
Dale Case
John Norfolk
Ken Reinertson
Lincoln
Lowell Swenson
Naeve
Bob Bergeol
Bates
Caldwell
House of Ingalls Quint
Kinyon Quint
Rauto
Hates
Ingalls
al Arth
Sparkplug
Berg
McDermage
Huron Trackmen Begin Indoor Practice For Spring Season
Huron high school and college athletes start indoor workouts amid winter end. Coach George Deklotz reports 56 candidates, eight lettermen from last year’s Region 4 champions. Veterans include Marvin Peek, Sedley Stuart, Bob Fisher, Don McNutt, Laverne Selius, Bob Vanderhart, and Ray Kaminsky. Promising newcomers like Leg McGinty, Kenneth Dilley, Dick Hershman, Duane Hook, Loynn Gordon, and George Johnson also show potential. Squad aims for Pierre Relays April 20 and other events such as Aberdeen Relays April 2, Dakota Relays May 3, and Region 4.
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Huron High School
George Deklote
Marvin Peek
Sedley Stuart
Bob Fisher
Im Bailor
Don McNutt
Laverne Selius
Bob Vanderhart
Ray Kaminsky
Leg McGinty
Kenneth Dilley
Dick Hershman
Duane Hook
Lloynn Gordon
George Johnson
Deklotz
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Huron College Tracksers Eye Spring Campaign Slate
Coach Jerry Parker selects Williams as captain and a 16-man squad for the spring meet schedule. Team fields six lettermen and various sprinters, distance runners, hurdlers, and field competitors. Duals include Dakota Wesleyan April 19 and prolific meets at Aberdeen, Wesleyan, Dakota Relays, and Conference play through May 25.
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Mitt Gheil
Williams
Jerry Parker
Huron
Clinton Derscheid
Bob Jones
del Caldwell
Ed O'Kee Ie
Clyde -Cotton
Swenson
Max
Thompson
Pee Harold Holdgrafter
Paulitz
Dakota Wesleyan
Aberdeen
Wesleyan
Dakota Relays
Dakota Pentangular
Loran
Northern
Jamestown
Valley City
Ellendale
College
Yankton
South Dakota Intercoll Legikte
Brookings
Candidates Out For Redfield Track
Redfield January 21 Special Coach A Haddorff issued the first call for track Monday with two boys seeking positions on the team. Workouts in the school gymnasium continue as the squad prepares to shape for spring meets. The previous year’s success includes Webster relays victory and a close Faulkton relay loss, with a third place in the northern conference meet at Groton. A balanced squad with several untried performers competes for relay and field posts.
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Redfield
Marih
A. Haddorff
Ay ‘Groton
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Indians
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Golden Gloves
Jim
St.Louis
Lonidas
Detroit Tigers
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Robert Har
Robert’ Harris
Lakeland
Fairview High’ School
Dayton
Ohio
Ken Dribble
Huron Livestock Sales Pavilion
Roy Housman
Les One
Boy Housman
Crawford
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Housman
Stockman’ S Auction Co
Bill Merrick
Tordem
C. P. Rogers
Tex DeHaven
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Peek
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Phorener
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Simpson
Aa Mahoney
Brown Atl
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Wolner
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Totet
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Com
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Meriden
Frank ‘Young
New Haven
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Maurice Tilet
Andy Duncl
Guha Neb
Teresa
Kinyon’s
Tiger
Sporting
Clarence Williams
iArnold Hohm
Thad O'Keefe
Elgin Wolfman
Bill Waeat
Welgin Beem
Jer
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Leafs
New York City
Sylvanus Apple
Paris
Ont
Hedblom's
Hart Schaffner & Marz
Crafton
Society Brand
Edenboro
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