Tigers Return To Meet Pierre Tonight In Cage Play
Pierre Governors overpower Woonsocket Redfield 14 to 27. Niermeyer led Pierre with eight field goals, while Huron Tigers prepare to face Redfield after beating them 27 to 17 and showing a new lineup and strong forward play.
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Redfield
Dennis Smothers Adkins
Coyotes
TRIM
HURON
Niermeyer
Redfield High School
Frank Coffey
Huron Tigers
Fierre High School
Av Redfield Cage
Tean Sreme
Coffey
Bank Toon
Stall
Sherrock
MecGinn
Greene
Coat Marschalk
Pfotenhauer
Tweedle
Robinson
Raish
Conters
Aldrich
Kirk
Theim
Huron College Gymay
Dee
Huron High School Tigers
Redfield Pheasants
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McGinty
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Fighting Pheasants
Haugen
van Wald
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f‘Thompson
Neff
G —.Krueger
Dudrey
Stahl
Niermey
Englebretsen
Buchanan
Sherlock
Kinyon
Green
Lovejoy
Oil
Smith
Aceso
Pussley
Nelson
Gann Valley Opens Home Schedule with Win Over Pukwana
Gann Valley beat Pukwana 48 to 28 in the first home game of the season. Mobius led the scoring with strong second half bursts, while Manisse Neleon and Ted Glens contributed steady points for the hosts in a game that featured tight defense early on.
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Gann Valley
Spineiel
Pukwana High Scheck Ordoles
Pukwana
Eadvennings
Mobius
Taity i
Inamdeiel
Sumtegenor
Manisse
Neleon
Gana
Ted Glens
Giants poised for 1932 with new star trio
Hall of fame evaluator John McGraw labels Jim Mooney Sam Gibson and Leonard Koenecke as a trio of brilliant prospects to boost the New York Giants. Gibson starred in the coast league with 28 wins and a low ERA, Mooney impressed after a late-season recall, and Koenecke, a $75,000 outfielder, hit .334 with 23 homers in the American Association.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
John McGraw
Johnny Verger
McGraw
Jim Mooney
Sam Gibson
Leonard Koenecke
Giants
Gibson
San Francisco
Mooney
Bridgeport
McGrawmen
Roonecke
Indianapolis
American Association
Los Angeles
Freddie Lindstrom
Hughie Critz
Bill Terry
Travis Jackson
Vergez
Weak Punchers In Title Quest Four With Light Attack Win In Light Heavyweight Meet
Four young men vie for a National Boxing Association light heavyweight title as light punchers. Johnson, Scozza, Manning, and Olin win their opening bouts in Chicago. Johnson stops Rosales in round two. Scozza knocks out Rowsey. Manning KO’s McArthur in under a round. Olin floors Litman in round four. Bozo the clown prevails on points over Ferrarer. Bain defeats Fuller in eight rounds.
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William Weekes
Chicago
National Boxing Associations
Maxie Rosenbloom
Larry Johnson
Johnson
Rosy Rosales
Cleveland
Rosales
Scozza
Russ Rowsey
Huntington
W. Va
Boro
Birmingham
Ala
Pettit Ferrarer
Lansing
Mich
W. L
Young
Stribling
Adain Bain
Newark
N. J
Fulleroe
Buffalo
Mitchell Opens: Mitchell Defeats Brookings 25 to 7 in SD Conference
Mitchell High opened South Dakota conference play with a 25 to 7 win over Brookings in Brookings last night. Brown led Mitchell with eight points while Montgomery and Haley scored six each for Brookings as both teams traded chances, the game tied 11-11 at halftime and featured wild passing and shooting, especially in the final period.
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Mitchell
Brookings Brookings
Mitchell High
South Dakota
Brookings
Brown
Montgomery
Haley
Geove
Iroquois Hitchcock Split In Doubleheader Boast Narrow Wins
Iroquois and Hitchcock high school teams split a two game series in a close doubleheader. Iroquois pulled ahead early but Hitchcock rallied in the second half, with final margins tight in both contests.
Dempsey Kayoes One And Toys With Two
Jack Dempsey stops several heavyweights with ease before a Sioux Falls crowd of about 3,500 in a boxing exhibition. He stages easy decisions and a knockout after a long tour, while Mickey O Day and other bouts also feature local fighters.
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Dempsey Kayoes
Toys With
Sioux Falls
Herman Raschke
Watertown
Mickey Oday
Groton
Timmy Johnson
Dec
South Dakota
Jack Dempsey
West
Middlewest
Dempsey
Louie Zack
Sioux City
Charley Paulson
Spera
Mickey O'Day
Jimmy Johnson
Tommy Corbett
Omahas
Jimmy Thompson
Ania van Buskirk
Rildy Biehl
Flandreal
Levinsky Upsets Loughran In Indoor Boxing Thriller
Chicago's Levinsky knocks down and defeats former light heavyweight champ Tommy Loughran in a shocking upset at New York indoor boxing night. Loughran, favored to win, crashes four times and withdraws after punishing rounds, leaving 7,053 spectators stunned as Levinsky climbs among top heavyweight contenders.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
King
Levinsky
Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Jack Sharkey
Loughran
Tihree
Tommy
Huron Auto Trades Fall At Wessington In High-Scoring Game
Wessington Orioles defeated the Huron Auto Trades 56 to 48 in a free scoring contest at Wessington last night. C Bloodgood of Huron and Baird of the Orioles led with 12 points each, Bloodgood hitting long range shots. Beadles and Loomis stood out on defense in a fast paced Midwest clash.
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Tapdl
Wessington Orioles
Huron Auto Trades
C. Bloodgood
Huron
Baird
Orioles
Bloodgeod
Beadles
Loomis
Sioux Falls Attack Rally Beats Vermillion In Conference Opener
Sioux Falls High overcame Vermillion 2 to 5 in the second half to win the first conference game for both teams. Dee Sioux led with eight points, Helfert added six, while Groves and Haag tightened defense and limited Sioux Falls scoring.
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Sioux Falls
Dee
Mclver
Helfert
Sioux Falls High
Vermillion
Mckver
Groves
Rapid City Defeats Miller In Home Basketball Game
Rapid City high school beat Miller 22 to 3 after leading 10 to 0 at halftime. Sele scored three field goals and a free throw for Rapid City, while Dennis led Miller with four points including two free throws.
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Rapid City
Rapid City High School
Miller
Sele
Dennis
Lemmy
Turkey Shoot To Draw Large Crowd In Favorable Weather
Reported by the local desk with optimistic weather outlook. Many participants from Hares and nearby areas expected to enter tur aye geene duets and chickens at the event to be held at the Foie grounds. The Biren gen club Tucker will oversee activities and guardrails. the club house will be open during the event.
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Biren
Tucker
Inc Norcth
Kuroa
E.m
Rand
Club Howe
Fights Last Night in AP Boxing Card Highlights
New York King Levinsky outpointed Tommy Loughran in Chicago. In other results, Benny Miller edged Stanley Poreda, Schomrath stopped, Rosates and Scazza defeated listed opponents, and more bouts across Cleveland Milwaukee Birmingham and Newark with several knockouts and decisions.
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Associated Press
New York
King Levinsky
Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Chick Devlin
Vancouver
B. Co
Benny Miller
Los Armelos
Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
Schomrath
Germany
Larry Johnson
Rosy Rosates
Cleveland
Lou Scazza
Buffalo
N. J
Russ Rowsey
Huntington
W. Va
Milwaukee
Eddie Simms
Johnny Chiecks
Detroit
Angel Clivelle
Porto Rico
Henry
New Cas
Howard Climbs Into League Leadership Beat Letcher 19 to 3
Howard high school seized first place in the Tri county league by defeating Letcher high 19 to 3. Alfred Reiff led Howard with 11 points as the defense stifled Letcher, which scored only a single first-half free throw. Howard remains undefeated in four games. Letcher has one loss in four.
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Howard
Howard High School
Letcher High School
Letcher
Alfred. Reiff
Goodwin
Howard High
Letcher Seconds
Howard Seconds
College Basketball Scores Across South Dakota and Nearby States
A sprawling list of basketball results from colleges and high schools shows South Dakota teams like South Dakota U beating Huron 36 to 20 and Grinnell over Drake 24 to 21. Other notable scores include Iowa State 44 over Central 32 and Purdue 41 defeating Pittsburgh 23, with numerous southeastern and midwestern schools and towns such as Aberdeen Doland Vermillion and Mitchell tallying wins and losses. The compilation reflects a busy regional basketball slate with varied senior and junior college matchups and local school showings across the region.
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Qinois State Normal
la Crosse
Wis
Princeton
Cooper Union
Columbia
Fordham
Yale
Buffalo
U. of Texas
Southwest Texas
Texas Christia
North Texas
Mankate
Concordia
St Paul
Gondolas and Flat Cars Triumph in Rail Bowling League
In Chicago and North Western railroad bowling action Gillespie's Gondolas beat Ebert's Tank Cars 831 720 775 926 to 779 755 763 2297 led by a 520 team total. Ebert’s 521 was top for the losers. Swanson’s Teuber Box Cars beat Spang's Flat Cars with high Teuber score of 481 as Spang’s squad posted 4461 to 2175.
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Spang
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Ebert
Teuber
Swanson
Bonilla Beats Virgil 22 to 7 in High School Game
In Bonilla at Dec 19 special, Bonilla defeated Virgil 22 to 7. Bonilla led 14 to 5 at halftime as Miller and Fuller starred. Maunders served for the losers.
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Bonilla
Virgil
Bonilla Jed
Miller and
Fuller
Maunders
Scalper Guard Singles Out University Ace In 36-20 Win
Vermillion December contest shows South Dakota University overpower Huron College in a North Central Conference game. Dennis held Adkins to one point while Nohlgren and Lamb led Huron with seven and eight points respectively. Coyote lineup impressed with Buck and Wilson eight points each.
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Hoy
Nohigren
Lamb
Huron
Wilson
Buck
Magy Gu Toge
Dennis
Adkins
Nohlgren
Coyote
Jenkins
Maloney
Tenter
Tice
Green
Hoppel
Lowdog Passes Up Trip For Studies At Huron College
Clyde Lowdog, a promising freshman guard and versatile track man from Flandrea, declined a two game trip to Yankton and Vermillion to focus on studies and preserve eligibility for the forthcoming conference grind. Coach Bell praised the decision, noting the importance of having the Little Indian in good standing for the Lone Conference campaign.
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Huron College
Ameci
Clyte Lowdog
W Bell
Clyde
Bell
Sion
Yankton
Vermillion
Flandrea
Haro College
Beil
Gettysburg Indees Defeat Henry Quint in 40 to 19 win
Gettysburg Indees beat Henry Quint Skyrockets 40 to 19. Indees jumped to a quick lead and led 12 to 2 at halftime. The victory marks their sixth straight win this season as they defend district championship momentum from last year at Aberdeen.
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Getsburg Indees
Henry
Indees
Gettysburg
Huffman
Gettysburg Indees
Aberdeen
Freshman USD Beats Yankton Bucks 16 to 11
In Yankton USD freshmen units, led by Adking and Freeburg, defeated Yankton Bucks 16 to 11. A defensive first half ended 5 to 2, then both sides opened the offense. Freeburg intercepted late, Freeburnz sprinted for a goal, with Schenk and Peschl standout for Yankton and Adkins and Freeburg shining for the University.
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Yankton
Adking
Freeburg
University of South Dakota
Yankton Bucks
Freeburnz
Schenk
Peschl
Adkins
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