Huron Tigers Beat Madison 39 to 20 in Conference Clash
Huron high school Tigers remain in third place in the Eastern South Dakota high school conference by routing Madison 39 to 20 last night. Coach Frank Coffey’s squad led 23 to 6 at halftime and extended the margin to as high as 26 points in the second half before Madison closed to 39. Ayres scored 10 for Huron, with Stanford contributing. Madison’s Holter and Tuck led the opposition. The win sets up Huron for a crucial test tonight at Watertown against the Arrows.
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SON Cagers
Eth
Frank Coffey
Watertown
Arrows
Watertown Falls
Tyg City
Aberdeen
Yankton
Huron
Sioux Falls
Tigers
Walz
Jones
Ayres
Cro
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Haron
Ieat
Madison
Barton Ayres
Huron Xuard
Mattieson
Stanford
Quintowaz Sble
Ted Fr
Holter
Hurda
Ayres Wishish
Oan
Ff Pt
Tuck
Fj Karth
Weosee
Applewick
Gray
McMillan
Iwr
Sid Terats
Haglebretsod
Biart
Suyres
Selson
Yonel
Rapid City Beats Belle Fourche High in Tight Win
Rapid City high school earned its seventh straight victory last night by defeating Belle Fourche 3 to 1. A defensive first half kept the score low with Rapid City leading 11 to 5 at the break. McBarr, the Rapid City forward, starred with a brilliant game and 3 points while Goerpeck led Belle Fourche with 3 points.
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Rapid City
Rapid City High School
Negion
Belle Fourche
McBarr
Goerpeck
Aberdeen Triumphs Watertown 14 to 12 in Tough Game
Aberdeen high edged Watertown high 14 to 12 in a hard fought contest here last night. May and Stabien led scoring with free throws for Aberdeen while Freeburg starred for Watertown. Both teams displayed strong defense and balanced play throughout the game.
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Watertown
Aberdeen High
Watertown High
Lake City Quint
May
Stabiein
Freeburg
Ione
Iowa Hawkeyes Readmission Expected To Big Ten
Iowa expected to be reinstated in the Big Ten by night fall after a faculty committee recommended readmission following self imposed suspensions. A North Central Association inquiry was considered unlikely if the conference invites Iowa back.
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University of Iown
Towa
Iowa
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Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Tows
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North Central Association Athletic Committee
Iowa City
Thomas E. French
Ohio State Nniversity
Lows
William Marshal
Purdue
Founders Dar
Nolting
University of Iowa
Hawkere
North Central Association
Harry M. Gagé
Chaiman
Rabbits Meet Aggies Monday In Brookings Tilt
South Dakota late college Jackrabbits prepare to face North Dakota Aggies in Brookings Monday night. Coach George Edmonds aims to avenge prior defeat as Nicholson returns to form alongside Englemann and Herting. The teams were close in a recent meeting and both squads seek momentum in a heated rivalry.
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Brookings
South Dakota
North Dakota Aggies
George Edmonds
Northern Territory
Nicholson
Engtemann
Herding
Rcyte
Alts College
Bisor
Soo
State
Bison
Edmonds
Lneup
Englemann
Hemann
Herting
Rask
Will
Bancroft Beats Cavour 25 to 28 In Home Victory
Bancroft high school boys edged Cavour 28 to 25 at Bancroft last night leading from start to finish. Smith scored eight points for Bancroft while Brinkman added a ten point total for the winners in a tense conference matchup.
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Bancroft
Bancroft High School
Cavour
Hame
Smith
Brinkman
Eastern Downs Edges Augustana In Low-Scoring Reveal
In Sioux Falls on February 1 Eastern Normal edged Augustana College 21 to 13 in a defensive struggle. Augustana failed to hit from the floor with only three field goals, none by forwards, while Turner of Eastern scored twice from the floor.
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Ern Normal
Augustana College
Augustana
Turner Guard
Pe Gregorson
Olsbo
Devault
X. Johnson
Tabor
Fee
Skaadenl
C. Johnson
Sonslegaard
Michigan Wins Over Chicago in Western Conf Tilt
Michigan beat Chicago 29 to 16 on the Maroons’ floor to push the Wolverines into a tie for third in the Western Conference with Illinois. The win follows a 45 to 25 bounce of Indiana and comes as Ohio State and Minnesota close the week, with OSU winning 30 to 18 at Columbus.
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Michigan
Wolverines
Iliinois
Mlina
Minnesota
Coago
Indiana
Ohio State
Minnegots
Minneapolis
Columbus
Gettysburg Independents Rout Onida 41 To 20 In Fast Game
Gettysburg Independents beat Onida Inde pendent cagers 41 to 20 on the local high school court. The pace was fast and rough at times, with Gettysburg showing consistent scoring while Onida struggled to match the pace.
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Onida Independent
Onida
Pais
Gettysburg Indees
Cheyenne Agency
Indians
Agar
Fanthrom Independenta
Friedman Derny
Redfield
Cheyenne Agency Indians
Jara Independents
Selby Independents
Faulkton
Inderg
Bryan
Ouske
Lebanon
Canaries Open Home Schedule Against Fedora Green Devils
The Canaries of Huron Athletics host Fedora Green Devils at St Teresa Catholic School gym Sunday at 3 PM in the first home game. Fedora, composed of former high school and college players from central South Dakota, beat Madison Shamrocks 41 to 26 recently. Huron rallied past Forestboro Independent 24 to 14 after trailing 10 to 0, with Hudler Smith Brown Loomis Bloodgood Wetrick Roush among starters. The Huron Independent team is sponsored by the new Huron Athletic Club, meeting at McKinley School for practices.
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Canaries
St Teresa Catholic School
Fedora
Green Devils
Friedman
Devils
Redfield
Central South Dakota
Madison ‘Shamrocks
Forestboro
Hudler
Smith
Brown
Loomis
Bloodgood
Wetrick
Roush
Huron Athletic Clab
Mc‘Kinley
Sioux Falls Trims Brookings 36 to 8 in Hoops
Sioux Falls high school defeated Brookings 36 to 8 last night as Brookings’ small players were held to three field goals. Strong defense forced Brookings to rely on long shots, with a 21 to 4 halftime margin. Tay Bear led Sioux Falls with 15 points as substitutes maintained the pressure.
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Brookings
Sioun Palls
Sioux Falls High School
Hart
Tay
Bear
Yankton High Beats Mitchell 30 to 19 in Fastest Game
Yankton High School defeated Mitchell 30 to 19 last night, moving to 2 0 in Biz Fer conference play and remaining undefeated. Al Mitchell led scoring early while Yankton rallied in the second half as Smith added six field goals to boost the offense.
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Mitchell
Yankton High School
Yankton
al Mitchell
Smith
Highmore Cubs Beat Redfield In Early Battle
Highmore high school edged Redfield 17 to 11 in a home game last night. Mitchell led Highmore with six points while Bastian matched Redfield's total, as the teams exchanged early leads and Low scoring runs.
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Redfield
Highmore
Highmore High School
Redfield High School
Mitchell
Redfeld
Willow Lake Edges Bryant High In Tight Central League Game
Willow Lake beat Bryant 16 to 11 in a close Eas Central High conference contest. Willow Lake led early then trailed before taking a late fourth quarter rush, Bryant scoring 2 points in the final period while Willow Lake added 8. Elbert topped Willow Lake with 4 points and Bobhoff led Bryant with 4.
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Bryant High
Bryant
Ease Central High
Miller High defeats Pierre Indians 36 to 39 in close game
Miller High School edged the Pierre Indians 36 to 39 in Miller. Bornberger and Steusland led Miller with 11 points each while Brown of the Indians scored 41.
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Miller
Pierre
Fedora High Loses to Howard in Latest Showdown
Howard defeated Fedora 29 to 15 here last night after a 18 10.6 half. James White scored 17 points for Howard and Jellis led Fedora with 13. The game featured Howard surge in the first half and tight defense in the second.
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Fo Howard
Howard
Fedora
James White
Jellis
St Teresa to Face Madison Catholic Team Tomorrow
St Teresa grades school team will play Madison Catholic school team in Madison tomorrow afternoon, with local supporters urged to attend the timely junior matchup at the venue.
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Madison
St‘Teresa
Madison Catholic
Carnera Knocks Out Rioux in 47 Seconds in Chicago
Primo Carnera overwhelmed Elzear Rioux of Canada with a rapid 47 second knockout at Chicago Stadium. Rioux failed to land a punch as Carnera delivered successive knockdowns, drawing scrutiny from the state boxing commission over the bout’s genuineness. Officials planned inquiries with judges and Referee Dave Barry, while purses for both men were held pending investigation. The event drew 17,249 spectators who spent over 344000 in tickets and programs.
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Fed
Primo Carnera
Italy
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Zminola State Boxing Commission
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Athletic Commission
Dave Barry
Gamera
Barry
Rioux
Goliath
Etzear
Mera
King Tut
Minneapolis
Bruce Flowers
Lew Rochelle
Netro
Minnesota
Flowers
Coyotes Climb To First Place In NC Conference
Vermillion February 1 South Dakota defeated North Dakota State 28 to 19 to move into first in the NC conference. Steve Adkins led the Coyotes with 13 points as they built a 17 to 9 halftime margin. Bliss led NDSU with 11. earlier NDSU beat South Dakota 25 to 23.
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University of South Dakota
Steve Adkins
Coyotes
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Bison
Adkins
Bliss
North Dakota
South Dakota
Santa Dakota
Root
Stewart
Drakes
Walker
Patterson
Thomason
Culiane
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National Ski Tourney Opens at Canton
Feasible weather marks the start of the 26th annual National Ski tournament in Canton as top amateurs from South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa gather. Notables include Casper Olmen Sioux Valley Caspar Olmen and Magnus Satre Salisbury Conn among contenders with more than 10 000 spectators expected for the two day events including jumping cross country and an intercollegiate meet.
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Ins
South Dakota
Towa
Minnesota
Straud Afikkersen
Greenfeld
Mass
Osman Eatere
Casper Olmen
Sioux Valley Club
U. S
Olmen
Magnus Satre
Salisbury, Conn
Sverrs Engen
Chicago
John Stolt
Minneapolis
John Oliver
Ben Rasmussen
Duluth
Iglius Blegen
Vic ‘Alberts
Singer defeats Loayza in Madison Square Garden bout
Al Singer of the Bronx extended his rising record with an easy ten round decision over Stanislaus Loayza of Chile in a slugfest before 18,000 fans at Madison Square Garden. The victory boosts expectations that Singer could become a top lightweight contender.
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al Singer
Singer
Stanislaus Loayza
Rugs Ged
Madison, Square Garden
Eisit
Redfield College Defeats Mitchell In Big Game
Redfield College defeated Mitchell Business College 37 to 10 at Redfield on February 1. The locals led 20 to 15 at halftime with Leyi Woked the top scorer and Potter star for Mitchell.
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Redfield College
Mitchell
Redfield
Mitchell Business College
Leyi
Potter
Mitchall
Aberdeen Boxer Withdraws From Gard Next Week
Promoter L L Blake searched for a replacement after Aberdeen boxer Dunham withdrew late yesterday from a scheduled Aberdeen vs Knight bout in Huron South Dakota. Knight will box another opponent while Dunham, barred from fighting, forfeited his stake and cannot reappear in the card. Blake named possible substitutes and noted Cotton's stronger record and Braun’s limited notable win.
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Huron
Duffy
Dunham
Knight
Tooney
Dunlamy
Blake
Plate Boxing Commission
South Dakota
Sean Knight
Aberdeen Clash
Blake Disierces
Groonberg
Braun
Coton
Blombers
Duke
Cotton
Bray
Mike O'Day
Qwan
Hero Shipman
Ellendale
N. Dak
Nid Simonson
Trockings
Bandy
Turon
Will
Fang
Knotiout
Ned Blankenwaker
Carnera Knockout Stuns Rioux in Canada Bout
In a Canadian ring, noted heavyweight Carnera delivered a knockout punch to Elzeur Rioux, with witnesses from Minneapolis and New Rochelle, New York, reporting a decisive finish. The bout drew attention for its dramatic ending and the promising display by Carnera.
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Piimo Carnera
Haly
Elzeur Rioux
Canada
King Tut
Minneapolis
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
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