Utah and St John's Clash For Unofficial National Title
Utah and St John’s Redmen meet at Madison Square Garden in a charity showdown for a $30 000 Red Cross contribution and the unofficial national championship. The winner is expected to be seen as national champion, as in previous years. The game tests new NCAA rules amid Mitchell Field and Aberdeen Proving Ground.
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St. John’s
New York
St John’s
Red Cross
Madison Square Garden
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St. John's
Redmen
Rourney
Bowling Green
Kentucky
DePaul
National Basketball Committee
Stuny
Mitchel Field
WN. Y
Aberdeen, Md., Proving Ground
Sports Roundup Hints at Coaching Changes and Goaltending Ban
New York report notes Wyoming plans to resume basketball with Ey Shelton as coach and Colorado may follow if the Army vacates the field house. It highlights Neil Harris at Albright College who trained a 16 year old for goaltending only to see the rule erase a season of work. Juan Zurita holds an amateur flyer license with 100 hours of acro flying.
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New York
Utah
Wyoming
Ey Shelton
Colorado
Army
Neil Harris
Albright College
Juan Zurita
Beau Jack
Today’s Guest Star Don Deenaghey From Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
The column cites humorous quips about ball players and communities. mentions the Bowlers Victory Legion buying large numbers of decks, books, and fishing kits for service members. It notes Eagles and 4-F football prospects, Milton Berle bidding for half interest, and sports figures Loughran Dempsey Dodds.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Frederick
Bear Mountain
Wallingford
Bowlers Victory Legion
Philly Eagles
Eagles
Freddie Somners
Cleo Shans
Olsen and Johnson
Milton Berle
Mike Delia
Bet On Jockey Instead Of Horse At Tropical Park
Miami reports apprentice Bobby Permane, 20, drawing fans who back the rider over mounts. He won three races yesterday and leads with 28 wins in 21 Tropical Park days. Bookmaker Jack Murphy notes Jules Wessler turned down an $8,000 offer, now valued around $15,000.
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Miami
Fla
Tropical Park
Bobby Permane
Camden
N. C
Jack Murphy
Bobby
Jules Wessler
Murphy
Weather data snapshot with temps and precipitation
This weather snippet reports past extremes for this date including highest and lowest readings a year ago and the all time records, plus precipitation totals for the month and year with normals. It also notes sunrise and sunset times and a forecast for South Dakota with partly cloudy to cloudy skies, light snow flurries, warmer readings in western areas, and diminishing winds into Friday.
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South Dakota
Huron
Fan letter on state basketball tourney and local sports notes
A reader signed as a fan from Huron discusses the state basketball tournament won by Pierre over the Tigers and praises coach Irv Nelson. The Mail Bag notes signing requirements for publication and mentions Ernie Reimers training in bowling to aid pitching, plus local bowling and basketball events, scores, and upcoming tournaments at Aberdeen and Mitchell.
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Huron
Pierre
Tigers
Irv Nelson
Ernie Reimers
Huron Armour
Opposition Slate Supports Roosevelt for Fourth Term in South Dakota
Former Congressman Fred Hildebrandt of Watertown says the opposition Democratic delegates are unanimously backing President Roosevelt for a fourth term. The Madison meeting produced a slate to counter the state committee’s delegates headed by John J. Exon. Theodore B. Werner of Rapid City also joins the opposition delegation.
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Watertown
Mar
Roosevelt
Fred Hildebrandt
Madison
Democratic State Committee
John J. Exon
Lake Andes
America
Sportsmen's War Effort Highlighted At Ike Meeting
Chicago report from the 22nd annual Walton League conference outlines hunters aid to the war. Salvage of wildfowl feathers and big game hides for military use. Minnesota hunters contributed 9141 deer hides. Washington chapter aid to rehabilitation of disabled veterans noted.
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Chicago
Tzank Walton League of America
F. M. Shouse
Minnesota
Lewis Radcliffe
Washington
D.C
National League
Major Bosses Moan Over Weather Priz Double-Header
Major league managers lament travel and cold while President Ford Frick notes sunshine benefits from indoor workouts. Pirates manager Frankie Frisch cancels an exhibition and heads to Louisville for practice ahead of weekend games against the Chicago White Sox. Other camp notes mention Nate Andrews, Lou Boudreau, Arnold Carter, Billy Southworth, Connie Mack, Bobo Newsom, and Paul Richards in various training updates.
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Mar
South
Ford Frick
Muncie
Ind
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frick
Pirate
Frankie Frisch
Freeman
Louisville
Chicago White OX
Boston Braves
Nate Andrews
Bob Coleman
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Low
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Arnold Carter
Syracuse
Johnny Vander Meer
Vandy
T. Louis
Billy Southworth
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Bobo Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Paul Richards
Pinky Higgins
Trikes S-Trikes S Teams Score Totals From Meet
Northwest Bank Burton and Amg Stuttio led a dense team scores lineup with individual marks listed. Jorgenson, Walner, Whaley, Bales and others posted varied handicaps and totals, while Dumdey and Wetrich showed strong contributions for their squads.
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Burton
Jorgenson
Walner
Whaley
Bales
Adit Twon
Adams
Hollarbush
Roger
Wyland
Stafford
Handicap
Amg
Jeffers
Wagner
Wood Favored In Knoxville Open
Knoxville Tenn March 30 Some 20 top pro golfers teamed with amateurs for an 18 hole pre am lead in to Knoxville s first 6000 open tourney Craig Wood of Mamaroneck NY is favored after his Durham NC open win Jag McSpaden of Philadelphia and Byron Nelson of Toledo are also contenders The 72 hole open will be 18 holes Friday 18 Saturday and 36 Sunday with rounds scheduled at local courses.
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Tenn
Mar
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Durham
N. C
Jag McSpaden
Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ten State College Cagers Win Letters For 1943 44 Season
Brookings March 30 Ten letters seven major awards and three minor were granted by the State College athletic council to members of the 1943 44 basketball team. Major letters went to Gilbert Mitchell Schryver Evans Kurle Kohl Griffin Merry Youells. Minor awards to Dehnert Van der Aarde Yauells. Freshmen included Gilbert Kohi Van der Aarde Merry. Intramural program boosts varsity potential says Coach McCrady highlighting 100 percent sports participation.
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Mar
State College Athletic Council
Paul Gilbert
Mitchell
Boo Schryver
Estherville
Norman Evans
Spearfish
Alvin Kurle
Bowdle
Jerry Kohl
Fairmont
Minn
Ed Griffin
Hot’ Springs
Tom Merry
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LeRoy Dehnert
Ipswich
Robert Vander Aarde
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Haren
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Kohi
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Schryver
Evans
Earle
Griffin
Youells
Dehnert
Kurie
State
T. E. McCrady
Boxing Roundup From Associated Press Headlines
Freddie Archer of Newark outpointed Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh in Elizabeth New Jersey as Tony Janko stopped Tom Sawyer in Brooklyn. Butch Dean of the Philadelphia WAVE set a Quantico bowling high game record and Nat from the Marines reportedly topped a 252 game.
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Butch” Dean
Philadelphia
Nat
Sable
Freddie Archer Upsets Fritzie Zivic In Ten Round Decision
In Elizabeth Newark on March 30 Freddie Archer 146% Newark upset Pennsylvania veteran Fritzie Zivic 14974 Pittsburgh 10 round decision. Archer pressed early with both hands while Zivic retreated and struggled with a bruised hand. Zivic praised Archer as a tough fighter after his 200th pro bout. Oakland Calif middleweight Chace outpointed Paul Lewis in the same card.
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N. 3
Mar
Freddie Archer
Newark
Mid
Fritzie' Zivic
Pittsburgh
Archer
Pennsylvania
Zivic
Wildcats' Athletic Custodian Richard Gash Dies at 72
Richard Dick Gash, longtime Northwestern University athletic department employee, died at age 72. He served as custodian of Dyche Stadium and held roles as groundkeeper for baseball, gymnasium keeper, and dressing room supervisor in a 35 year tenure.
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Richard
Dick) Gash
Northwestern University
Gash
Wildcat
Dyche
Patten Gymnasium
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