Tigers Edge Juniors 35–27 In Huron High Grudge Clash
Huron high school seniors defeated juniors 35 to 27 in a bristling inter class basketball game. Senior McGinty and Englebretsen led scoring late, while junior Kittleson topped the juniors with 12 points amid rugged play as Coach Mekloiz trimmed spring football drills. Referee George Deklow from S. D. University officiated.
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Huron
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Englebretsen
F Reed
Englebretson
Kittleson
Hanten
Sonio McGinty
McDonnell
Brown
Englebre
Hornbeck
George Deklow
D. University
Yankees Rely on Power Pitching as Infield Changes Stir
In St Petersburg on March 29, the New York Yankees unveil a revamped infield and stronger pitching to defend their pennant quest. Managers McCarthy and the club plan to use Red Rolfe, Lou Gehrig, Ben Chapman, Tony Lazzeri, Bill Dickey, Ruth, and new infielders Crosatti and Saltzgaver with Ruffing Gomez lead the pitching staff.
Forming D-Ball Leagues Tonight in Huron
Enthusiasts meet at Elks clubrooms in Marvin Hughitt hotel at 8. Two leagues are expected, likely reorganizing Cry and Prosperity circuits that operated in 1935. A girls league may also form. Officers will be elected as managers invited to enter teams for summer league play.
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Doland Wheeler grid schedule shows tough travel slate
Doland high school prepares for a demanding 1981 football season under coach Glen Hubbard. The Wheelers have only two home games and travel to Aberdeen, Wessington Springs, Britton, Mobridge, Redfield, Groton, Flandreau, and Clark, with Armistice Day noted for the Clark game.
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Wessington Springs
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Flandreau
Clark
No Reduced Stakes in American Derby Declared
Chicago reports Col. Matt Winn and Washington Park associates announce the American Derby remains at twenty five thousand dollars for three year olds over one and a quarter miles. The stake value is unchanged from last year and the event will be run as scheduled.
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Washington Park Associates
Gettysburg Athletic Captains Are Named
Gettysburg high school athletes named next year’s team captains at a Mortogram club meeting in Supt. M. F. Coddington's office with about 25 in attendance at the banquet served by the Home Economics girls. Orvill Lenz, '35, regular guard on the football team and two letter man, was selected to head the Battlers on the gridiron. Robert Putrum, star of football, basketball and track, was named captain of the basketball quint. Roy Gladt, senior, was chosen president of the Monogram club and Gerald Tousley, class of '35, elected secretary treasurer. O. W. Tollefson, principal, was chosen faculty sponsor for next year.
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Mortogram Club
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Battlers
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Putnamwall
Roy Gladt
Taat
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O. W. Tollefson
Man O War Reaches Seventeenth Birthday In Kentucky
Lexington Kentucky marks Man O War’s seventeenth birthday as the famed racehorse enjoys his usual oats and morning canter. The champion stallion, retired since 1921, has sired 131 foals who have earned over 1.8 million dollars, including nearly forty stakes winners.
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Mar
Man O'War
Woman joins Endevour crew first in Cup history
The Daily Mail reports Mrs. T. O. M. Sopwith wife of the Endeavour owner will become the first woman to join a challenger’s crew in America’s Cup history. She is enrolled for the Endeavour’s complement for Newport races in September. Fort Myers Grapefruit League ends as Athletics face Tigers with Detore workload at stake and Cochrane considering Detruiten move.
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Hope Receipts At Tourney Will Rise In Watertown
South Dakota American Legion child welfare officials anticipate larger receipts from the Golden Glove tournament in Watertown on April 15 and 17. Half of the net proceeds will go to the department child welfare fund for statewide activities. About 75 boys from across the state will compete, with three shows planned over two days, including a matinee. Tommy Collins of Watertown chairs the event and regional trials are underway to select state contenders.
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South Dakota
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Miller Rustlers Lose Star Player Bentson
Miller High School faces spring trials after star Roger Bentson leaves the Rustlers. The 1934 basketball season ended 20 wins and four losses, with a district 15 championship and a regional runner up finish. Bentson averaged 20 points per game and starred in football and track, with marks including 45 feet in the shot, 121 feet in the discus, 22 feet broad jump, 11 feet 5 inches pole vault, and 10.3 seconds in the 100. His ineligibility for the state track meet is noted. Coach B R Crowningshield hails him as one of the greatest all around athletes in South Dakota.
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Hutorr High School
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Bustierefense
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Faulkton High School
Bentson
South Dakota
Roger
Wert Engelman
Northwest
Crowningshield
Oklahoma City Cardinals reach AAU semis in Wichita
Oklahoma City University Cardinals, defending champions, defeated Dixie University of Dallas 38 to 8 in the third round of the women’s national AAU tournament in Wichita. The Cardinals, who have won the title the last two years as Oklahoma Presbyterian College for Women at Durant, advance to face the Eldorado Lions Oilers of Arkansas tonight.
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Ohio State Gridiron Prospect Ineligible
Ohio State University spring practice opens as George Pugh fresh man tackle prospect is ruled ineligible for varsity play next year due to scholastic deficiencies. A summary of other sports items notes a 100 to 1 long shot Jim Ormont winning at Oaklawn for $197.20 and Yankee outfielder Dixie Walker seeking dental relief for shoulder lameness after infected teeth are found.
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Columbus
Ohio
George Pugh
Ohio State University
Hot Springs
Ark
Mar
Oaklawn
Walker
St, Petersburg
Fla
Fred
Dixie) Walker
Outstanding Colts In 1934 Derby Contention
From Greetree Farm Red Bank New Jersey Spy Hill a 240 to 1 Derby candidate and Black Buddy at 50 to 1 lead a group of Whitney bred juveniles under trainer Bill Brennan for the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. Roustabout Foghound Collateral and Jabot also enter odds range while Jabot posted a strong five year old season including six wins in 12 starts. Whitney's Derby contenders include Roustabout and others with varied odds and a Belmont Futurity third place in the $100000 race.
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Associated Press
New York
Mar
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Spion Kop
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No Changes In Cage Rulings In Basketball Talks
Atlanta reports at the National Basketball Coaches convention H G Olsen of Ohio State and Jim Kelley of DePauw say they foresee no rule changes this year. They favor ten second and three second rules and oppose raising baskets. they note popularity and large Midwest crowds and will decide rules at the final session.
Drake Wins Novelty Grid Battle Narrowly 8-7
Drake University edged St Benedict of Atchison Kan 8 to 7 to win the novelty day night spring football doubleheader. Central College beat the Bulldog seconds 14 to 7 in the afternoon game. Cincinnati Reds golf and fishing outing follows a four week practice period with two rain days. They beat the Boston Red Sox 4-3 and were hosted by Powel Crosley Jr at Saraosota.
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Des Moines
Drake University
St. Benedict
Atchison, Kan
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Getting The Bird as Chuck Klein Bonds with a Cuckatoo
Former Phillies outfielder Chuck Klein now with the Chicago Cubs visits a Carolina California bird farm near the Cubs training camp. He enjoys socializing with a pet cockatoo named Cocke, a new crowd-pleasing moment for him.
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Phillies
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Cuckatoo
Catalina, Calif
Cubs
Slump Worries Cubs Star Klein Highlights Study of Timing
Los Angeles March 29 The Associated Press reports fear about Chuck Klein's batting slump as the Cubs rely on him. Klein says when in a slump to study timing and keep faith, hoping to regain form.
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Los Angeles
Mr. Klein
Church Klein
Hope
Cubs
Chuck
Rabbit Maranville Is Lost To Braves With Leg Fracture
St Petersburg Florida reports that Rabbit Maranville of the Boston Braves is sidelined after a leg fracture sustained in a game against the New York Yankees. The 41 year old veteran will be out two to three months. Dick Guselman will take over at second base as the team copes with the injury.
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Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Picard Leads in Open Golf at Pinehurst
Henry Picard of Charleston shot 69 to take a three under par 137 after 36 holes in the 32nd North and South Open at Pinehurst. Mortie Dutra and Bill Mehrhorn chased with 139 while George Duntsprm and Tommy Armour tied for fourth. Wil Cox stood one stroke back at 122.
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Ed Wineapple
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Buffalo Internationals
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Henry Picard
Charleston
Pine Nurst
Bill Mehrhorn
Louisville
Kypro
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Detroit
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Tommy Armour
Detorit
Wil Cox
Brooklyn
Tigers Meet Athletics in Second Fort Myers Game
RESUME SERVES FORT MYERS FL With Manager Cochrane in the role of a playing manager, Detroit's Tigers meet the Philadelphia Athletics here this afternoon in the second of their two game series. Fay MacLaneht won the first game. Cochrane will do today's catching for the Bengals and that third. TWO GOON IS RETIRED NEW ORLEANS The Cleveland Indiana pitching staff is now composed of 13 hurlers, with the retirement of Forest Two good big southpaw. He asked to be placed on the voluntary retirement list, because of a chronic condition and arm which bothered him last year. Convinced he could not get it in condition for this season, he decided to forget about baseball for the time being. BRADENIUS Muse manager Frankie Frisch of the Cardinals has decided to carry three infield reserves, and it appeared today that Pat Crawford Burgess Whitehead and Lew Riggs had the jobs worth. Tom Carey another infielder is expected to be sent to Rochester or Bolree bus. Infelders Bill Myers and Eddie Delker already have been sent to Columbus. The regular infield of Collins Frisch Durocher and Martin was settled even before the start of the training season KEL'S TRACK OF FAULTS WINTER HAVEN FL Jimmy Wilson between his daily manager and catcher is keeping a diary of the faults he notices in every man. He brought it out yesterday and the reading to the squad took an hour and a half.
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Myrit Hoag
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Frankie Crgsetti
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Don Hefner
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Crosatti
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Bill Dickey
Norman Kies
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Atlanta
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DePauw
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Chicago
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Winter Haven
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Vines Defeats Tilden Again in Albany Net Fight
Dus worth Vines beat William Tilden in a pro境 tour match before 3,20 fans in Albany New York with scores 10 8 3 1 6 3 6 3. Keith Gledhill won his singles over Alfred Chaplin 6 3 and paired with Gledhill they beat Tilden and Brace Barnes in doubles.
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Dusworth Vines
William Tilden
Keith Gledhill
Alfred Chaplin
Tilden
Yesterday's Scores From The Associated Press
Baseball scores across venues show tied Boston and New York in a rain pending innings, with Cincinnati edging Boston 4 3 and Cleveland defeating Washington 4 3. Chicago tallies 16 to Chicago North 7 as New York Northwest beats Buffalo 12, Hollywood 10, and House of David 10. Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 2 noted as second team in Seco Nd.
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Pirates Meet Cubs in Los Angeles Series Opener
The Pittsburgh Pirates head to Los Angeles for a four game series with the Chicago Cubs. Freddy Lindstrom homered for the Pirates in a 2 to 10 win over the Cubs, highlighted by strong mounting offense.
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