Minnesotans Dominate All Star Cagemen in 63-43 Victory
Minnesota cagers led by Bronko Nagurski and Rudy Harris routed the Central South Dakota All-Stars 63 to 43. Harris scored 32 points while Ottermess added 22 as the visitors' fast passing attack overwhelmed the hosts. Campbell and Nohlgren stood out for South Dakota, but failed to overcome the Minnesota onslaught.
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Boxing Managers Seek Foul Ruling
Boxing managers push for a rule to curb alleged fouls in the ring. They favor counting out fighters who claim fouls, with physician review and possible reversal if the loser was badly fouled. Edward J. Nem reports from New York.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores In San Antonio And Tampa
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Nagurski Cagers Exhibit Sportsmanship in Exhibition
Nagurski's All American Cagers played clean basketball in Huron last night, defeating the South Dakota team. Officials Alex Culhane and Ralph Wetrick earned praise from the visitors for their competent officiating.
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Friedman Devils Challenge Egan to State Championship Meet
Redfield March 27 Special manager K L Boub of the Friedman Devils claims the South Dakota title and issues a challenge to the Egan Comets for a neutral floor championship game with proceeds to charity. He cites wins over Dakota Western Northern Normal and the Jacquiline Cardinals and offers options including a tribute game on their floor with a $150 cash guarantee if needed. The Devils roster includes Cy Holgate Dale Sanders CG McCamey Don Hase Robert Heringtom Harold Tubandt George McCoy and Maurice Herlow.
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Red Sox Camp Brims With Recruits and Dense Plans
Ilocil, Miss Mar 21 Heinie Wagner says he prefers deeds to chatter as Boston reads the biggest crowd of recruits in camp among big league clubs. Wagner vows to move cautiously. The piece notes shifts in pitching versus outfield strength and mentions several players as the Red Sox aim to climb out of the cellar.
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Eddie Han Named Scalper Cage Captain for 1931
Eddie Han selected captain of the 1931 Huron College basketball team. Despite being one of the smallest players, he is an outstanding guard and has earned three monograms in basketball, three letters in football, two in track, and twice won the Wheeler Cup for tennis. Born near Honolulu Hawaii, he graduated from Mid-Pacific Institute in 1927 and plans to coach basketball in Hawaii after college.
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Baseball Training Camps Show Early Spring Struggles
Across Florida and nearby, major league camps report mixed results as players work toward lineups. Dazzy Vance struggled for Brooklyn in a 7 to 3 loss to Detroit, Yankees trek toward exhibition games, and Connnie Mack eyes a season-ready Athletics lineup with several young players in contention.
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Mahaffey
Clymer Reinstates Tinker for Bisons Bid in International League
Joe Tinker, once famed Chicago Cubs shortstop and key member of the Tinker-to-Evers-to-Chance double play, lost fortune in Florida real estate. Now he returns to baseball to assist Bill Clymer with the Buffalo Bisons, the former owner of a Columbus team and a Florida investor seeking a fresh start.
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Golfer Pioneers to Debut in Informal International Match
Helen Hicks Virginia Van Wie and Maureen Orcutt three of the nation’s top women golfers will make their foreign competition debut in an informal international match against England. Ray Benge recalls a dramatic ball game in Mexico when a sombrero clad spectator rode onto the diamond and fired a pistol prompting a rushed exit.
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Renowned Kidder Umpire Baiter Recalled
Fragmentary text notes a famed provocateur known for antics around umpiring and public scraps. The passage hints at rare participation in events and references a figure named Jas with unclear involvement.
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Ana
Negotiations to line up Carnera for Kentucky Derby card
Louisville March 27 The Jefferson Legion is negotiating with Primo Carnera 275 pound headline contender for the May 16 Kentucky Derby exhibition. State boards of control approved the date with a likely opponent Victor Campolo though staging outside New York or Chicago is doubtful. The program may feature promoter Jack Dempsey with Clymer as manager, recalling a past Columbus Milwaukee rivalry and a notorious onfield swoon incident followed by a bench clearing dispute.
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Primo Camera Stops George Trafton in 54 Seconds
Primo Camera, the Italian heavyweight, knocked out George Trafton in 54 seconds in Kansas City. The finish came after Trafton rose at six and nine before Camera ended the bout with a decisive right and left flurry. Camera’s earnings surpass $100,000 from six fights, none lasting over three rounds.
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Southeastern Golf Tourney Dates Set
The Southeastern South Dakota Golf Association announced the annual tournament schedule. Qualifying play opens May 31 and June 1, followed by match play June 8 and finals on June 15, as stated by president Einar Anderson.
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