Little Difference In Two Major Leagues Says Gould
Alan Gould argues the American and National Leagues are more evenly matched than common belief. He notes pennant contenders in the American lag in top strength, but no essential playstyle differences exist between leagues. The debate centers on whether the Yankees and co. truly outperform the Nationals clubs in open races.
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Scribe
Yankees
Nats
Pen Peters
Astrona
A. L
Bill Terry
Giants
Out
White
Rouch
Waite Hoyts
U. S
N. S
Detroit
St. Louis
Nationals
Cubs
Cardinals
Pirates
Louis versus Thomas odds shrink in Chicago fight
In Chicago on March 3, the 15 round bout between Joe Louis and Chase Thomas at the Chicago Stadium draws little betting. Wagers are sparse with a single odd bet of a horse against a snowmobile over whether Thomas lasts the full 15 rounds. Odds favor Louis to win by knockout or decision.
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Chicago
Mar
Joe Louis
Chase
Harry Thomas
Chicalgo Stadim
Thomas
Louis
Baseball Track To Begin At Wessington Wellington
Baseball and track practice are set to begin at Wessington Wellington High School later this week. The track program is incomplete but may include a dual meet with Worsey and Beadle County Conference participation at Huron. Baseball games could be scheduled with nearby towns if enough interest. Prospective baseball players include Sass, Biegler, Geiver, Garner, Bowen, Ravenscroft, Elyca, Luschen, Schwab, Mathews, Stanbs, Hulbert, French, Marvil, and Brown.
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Wessington Wellington
Marin
Joows High School
Beadle County
Huron
Sahl Toni
Sass
Biegler
Geiver
Garner
Bowen
Ravenscroft
Eiyca
Luschen
Schwab
Mathews
Stanbs
Hulbert
French
Marvil
Brown
Augusta Open Attracts Stars From Augusta National
Augusta Ga March 21 The Augusta Open drew stars including Bobby Jones and several Ryder Cup team members ahead of the Friday start. Jones carded a two under par 70 in practice as 35 leaders gathered with George R Cagabous of the PGA discussing purses of at least 5000 dollars. Pro figures backed Big Ed Dixon and Byron Nelson as favorites for top money of 1500 in the 5000 purse event while Henry Armstrong retained the featherweight title by stopping Lew Feldman in New York.
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Bobby Jones
King
Atlanta
Sth
George R. Cagobus
Professional Golfers Sociation
Dictoy
Sro
Byron Nelson
Reading Pa. Ixtar
Profrienals
Hay Seeks Rule Changes at National Coaches Meet
Vermillion March 31 Carl B Hay USD athletic director will attend the spring meeting of the National Coaches Association in Chicago. Main business will be rule changes with two proposals likely to be discussed the elimination of the ten second rule and a return to center jump Hoy favors one change the ball handled by the referee after each basket to aid defense scoring.
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Carl B. Hay
University of South Dakota
National Coaches Association
Chicago
Foy
Coyote
IL University
F Hoy
Stalie
Page Bauer Match Sets Tourney Dueling Eight Favored
Pinehurst North Carolina hosts the annual Shh women's march and south gulf tournament. Eight favored stations advance toward four semifinal berths. Notable matchups include Estelle Layson of Chapel Hill against Jean Bower Providence Rhode Island, Kathryn Remonhill of Columbia against Virginia Guill of Syracuse, Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta against Grace Amory of New York, and Helen Denweller of Washington facing Jane Corhran of Pico South Carolina.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Mar. BI
Taday
Shh
Estelle Layson
Chapel i
Nn ii
Jean Bower
Providence
Rete
Kathryn Remonhill
Columbia
Virginia Guillfail
Syracuse
Doorathy Kirby
Atlanta
Nee
Grace Amory
New York
Helen Denweller
Wassington
Jane Corhran
Pico S$. C
West Palm Beach
Junior High G A A Cage Season Closes
The Huron Junior High G A A girls basketball team led by Eria Mac Wiese won the tournament title in a 16 to 10 victory over Elizabeth Palm's runner-up squad. Pegg's consolation winner Paulson was the top scorer with 8 points. Dorothea Dunbar added 3 as Wiese added six in the finals. The team will shift focus to teaching and kickball next week.
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Huron
Arlene Minske
Norman! Ec
Pegg
Jed
Elizabeth Palm
Paulson
Wine Nets
Blaine Peck
Lnsery
Wiese
Dorothea Dunbar
Round Robin Tourney Will End This Week
The last round of the St. Lawrence round robin basketball games will be played this week per coach Tudor Jones. Snowbirds led by captain Mike Weaver beat Bullfrogs led by Loren Palmer 12 to 10. Gophers captained by Neal Bridenbaugh defeated Wildcats with Junior Ford as captain by one point, score 3 to 8 at game end.
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Lawrence
Mar
St. Lawrence
Tudor Jones
Snowbirds
Mike Weaver
Bullfrogs
Loren Palmer
Gophers
Neal Bridenbaugh
Wildcats
Junior Ford
Cubs Fielder Angus Galan Undergoes Eye Operation
Cub fielder Angus Galan of the Chicago Cubs had a firm removed from his right eye in a minor operation yesterday. Manager Morrison said Galan, whose hitting and fielding have highlighted the Cubs in exhibition games, could resume play within a week.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Angus Galan
Chicago Cubs
W. A. Morrison
Galan
Cubs
Gossip From Baseball Camps Highlights And Rumors
Orlando, Fla prospects for a starting assignment on the Washington Senators mound staff surface as Kraiausxas and Ch fail to meet expectations. Leonard's knuckler impresses, possibly too good for relief roles while Tampa notes Gene Short is Reds' only productive hitter and McKechnie worries about starts. Biloxi reports Eddie Morgan drawing attention with two doubles and strong throwing arm. Detroit's Elwood Poffenberger bombs and taunts daily talk of a long season. Bradenyon West of Boston and Gene Moore show concern over field lineup and Casey Singel’s power prospects. Birmingham notes Charlie Moss home town advantage as Athletics visit Meridian. St. Louis Browns street talk suggests Jon Stripp may end with Detroit Tigers after Card terms dispute. San Antonio mentions managers bemoaning epidemics while Sam Street jokes about no ailments in camp.
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Fla
Washington, Senators
Joe Kraiausxas
Ken Ch
Leonard
Senators
Tampa
Gene Short
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Biloxi
Miss
Eddie Morgan
Brooklyn
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia Phillies
Morgan
Cleveland
Thomas Tunes Up For Heavyweight Title Shot
Chicago report outlines Thomas preparing for his first heavyweight title bid against Louis in a Chicago stadium, with Louis viewing it as tune up for Schmeling contest. Thomas seeks to shock by mounting body attack and strong punches while Louis aims for victory within four rounds if possible. Louis's earnings and past purses are noted, highlighting the era's boxing money context.
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Charles Dunkley
Chicago
Marc H
Joe Lou
Brown Bembs
Parry Thomas
Chicagot
Crown
Thomas
Eagle Bend
Mian
Louis
Max Schmelingser
Max Baer
Eight High Schools Set for State Debate Meet at State College
Eight teams from high schools will gather at State College in April to compete in the annual state debate tournament. Events include extemporaneous speaking and original oratory. New rules from the South Dakota Educational Association divide the state into eight districts with class B entrants under 280 students, advancing to district contests against class A schools.
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Binurinus
State College
George McCarty
South Davlus Educational Associaion
Missing Man Found Safe Near Road Camp
George Willis, believed lost after a blizzard on High Wolf Creek Pass, was found safe at a highway camp by a searching party. He had hiked alone through deep snow toward the pass summit, amid fears for his fate as 25 motorists were rescued from the same storm system.
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Durango
Colo
Wolf Creek Pass
George’ Willis
Coach Gamage Tests Rookies at South Dakota
Vermillion March report notes coach Harry Gamage invited unseasoned players to spring grid drills at the University of South Dakota Jax. None have proven diamonds yet. Russell Johnson, a Alexandria freshman, is the lone hopeful for the canter post. Others include JeRoy Lassengerd, Dick Bauckman, Everet Florseth, Dean Chaussee, Dale Fischer, and Ray Schmidt, all vying for spots as ends, tackles, or backs.
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Vermillion
Mar
Cosen
Harry Gamage
University of South Dakota
Jax
Coyote
Russell Johnson
Alexandria
Couch Chintage
Gemage
JeRoy Lassengerd
Alexandris
Dick Bauckman
Madison
Annapolis
Everet
Florseth
Houghton
Dean Chaussee
Dale Fischer
Canistota
Ray Schmidt
Castlewood
Letter Winners Named At Wessington
Wellington March 31 11 Special Wiburn Larson elected honorary football captain Maurice Sass and Henry Biegler named co captains in basketball in a recent election Basketball monogram winners announced by Coach John Stahl Walf Garner Maurice Sass Forrest Geibler Henry Biegler Schwab Elyea Eugene Garner Lyle Lessen French Marwin Brown Each basketball and football ward winner will receive 2 medals this year A banquet and dance by the W Club to be held after the district music contest.
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Wiburn Larson
Maurice Sass
Henry Biegler
John Stahl
Walf Garner
Forrest Gei
Schwab
Elyea
Eugene Garner
Lyle Lusehen
French
Marwin Brown
Baseball Scores and Wrestling Results From Across Cities
Baseball results list scores from many cities including Washington Brooklyn St Louis Cleveland Philadelphia Boston St Louis Austin Pittsburgh Chicago Montres Buffalo Indianapolis Rochester Baltimore Nashville Newark Toronto Jersey City Lafayette Philadelphia Meridia with varied abbreviations. Wrestling results note Steve Casey and Danno O Mahoney both 225 pounds from Ireland in New York. Garibaldi defeated Dusek in Trenton and Nagurski defeated Lopez in Los Angeles two straight falls.
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Chicago
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Nashville SA
Newark IL
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Lafayette
Steve Casey
Ireland
Suet Danno O'Mahoney
Trenton
N. J
Gino Garibaldi
Wally Dusek
Omaha
Los Angeles
Bronks Nagurski
Minnesota
Vincent ‘Lopex
Tyo
Anmerong predicts boxing crown after May bout
Eddie Brietz notes Henry Anmerong's bold forecast to capture featherweight and welterweight titles within a year. He cites potential May clash with Barney Rost and a summer outdoor show, while mentioning Sullivan-style figures and Southern promoters scrutinizing opener acts amid chaotic sport circus chatter.
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New York
Henry ‘Anmerong
Barney Hoss
Low Ambers
Evenstrang
Joe Low
Barney Rost
Fights Last Night Report From Milwaukee
The report notes Tony Bruno of Milwaukee defeated Herman Coelhus of Chicago in a bout. A odd statistic mentions a red deer of England developing 12-point antlers triggering a Royal Utes designation.
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Milwaukee
Tony Bruno
Cout Herman Coelhus
Chicasa
England
Colored Fighter Kayos Feldman in War of Weary Gait
New York report describes Tony Canzoneri predicting rematches with Barney Ross and Lew Archers this summer after Armstrong defeats Lew Feldman at the Hippo Drome. Feldman scores only knockout in long career, while Armstrong dominates with body and head punches, weighing 188 pounds before a four week rest. Canzoneri believes Feldman must gain weight to challenge Row and Ambers.
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Drew Middleton
New York
Tony Canzeneri
Emle
Barney Ross
Lew Archers
Henry Armstrong
Henry
Armstrong
Lew Fald
Tony
Feldman
Hippodrome
Armetront
Canzoneri
Row
Ambers
Weather forecast for Muron and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Friday with slowly rising temperatures in Muron and surrounding areas. South Dakota expected cool nights and Friday rise, Iowa shows fair conditions with frost tonight and warmer Friday west and central regions, Minnesota forecast mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with a rise in southwest temperatures.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Doctor Danforth Now Baltimore Physician
In Baltimore Maryland Dave Tanforth once linked to the illegal Shine Pall scandal with the Su Lovixs Browns has become a practicing physician again after years of attention and controversy surrounding his major league connections.
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Baltimore
Dave Tanforth
Superintendents Renamed In Detroit Golf Administration
A Detroit group overseeing golf course upkeep has adopted the title superintendents for its members. The shift signals a formalizing of duties aligning with modern course maintenance standards across the city.
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