Scalpers Face Yankton Tonight on Two-Game Trip
Huron Scalpers without Bill McDermott depart for a two game swing starting at Yankton tonight and Mitchell Friday. McDermott left the squad this week for unknown reasons and may miss the rest of the season unless he re enrolls. Lyle Schuelke will start in his place, bringing energy and speed to the Bealper lineup as Coach Gerry Parker remains hopeful for a strong finish.
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Greyhounds
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Heather
Hauge
Cameron
Wesleyan
Yankton
Dell Caldwell
Bill Cameron
Bill Hauste
Leonard Herther
Lester Ketzback
Kenneth Knapp
Horace MacMillan
Augustine Sisson
Lyie Schuelke
Lowell Swenson
Rabbits Aim to Beat North Dakota in Key Snowy Night Clash
Andrews injects punch into Rabbit attack with improved goal shooting. Williams and Laur regain form as team eyes victory over Nodaks. Mitchell trip planned for next game with Wes leyan. five reserves to join in Mitchell. Read about the Jackrabbits’ quest to climb from fourth place, led by Williams Andrews and Buzz Laur, with upcoming tests against North Dakota Sioux State, Coyotes, Morningside, and Vermillion.
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Laur
Brookings
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Ray Williams
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Rabbits
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Buzz Laur
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Faur
Bob Oddy
Jim Fergen
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University Coyotes
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Coyotes
Vermillion
Bryant Sticks In Second Place In East Central Standings
Desmet February 2 Special Bryant High School moved to runner-up in the East Central Conference by beating Willow Lake 28 to 24. The Bryant second team lost 23 to 24. Oldham beat Volga 27 to 8 in the second team but lost 18 to 21 in the first. Troquois swept De Smet 20 to 18 and 22 to 18, while Hetland split with Lake Preston 24 to 21 and 15 to 14. Standings list Bryant Arlington Volga Lake Preston Willow Lake in top spots.
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Hetland
Nat Hurlers Must Learn Bunt Hitting Says Harris
Orlando Feb 2 Washington Senators manager Bucky Harris says pitchers must be able to bunt. He emphasizes laying down bunts as essential, not optional, and discusses a spring training plan to develop rookies in pitching and catching with Clark Griffith.
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Bucky Harris
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Freshmen Basketball Match Signals North Central Outlook
Brookings tonight features a clash of North Central contenders as State College Bunnies meet the University Pups. Coach Arndt reports the Bunnies in fair shape after wins over Tracy Junior College and a Nestleton contest, with improving scoring from Alguire Scott Healy Evans Boyle and solid play by War ren. The Pups, who already beat Morningside freshmen, pose the severest test yet as a crowd is expected at 8 p.m. in the college armory.
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Pups
Fang
Morningside
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College Armory
Ree Heights Triumphs Over Harrold In Second Half
Ree Warriors led by Coach Leo Valdez edged Harrold 29 to 15 on Tuesday as Ree Heights overpowered larger foes in the second half. Harrold had a slim 11 to 9 halftime edge before Ree Heights exploited size and strength to pull away.
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Chamberlain Sinks Highmore Pirates in Rough Battle
Highmore Pirates were defeated by Chamberlain 32 to 16 in a tough Tuesday night game. The match featured a disrupted first half due to lighting failures and fouls at both free throw lines, leaving Chamberlain ahead 9-3 at halftime. The teams traded scores in the second half, each adding 23 points.
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Huron Preps Fall to Aberdeen Golden Eagles 24-12
Aberdeen Golden Eagles defeated the Huron Tigers 24-12 at Aberdeen Wednesday night. Spence Zerz and Stan Schmidt led the Eagles with a sharp second quarter surge and strong defense. Huron struggled to score in the first half, trailing 15-0 at halftime, and could not overturn the deficit as Aberdeen extended to 21-4 late third. Welch and Ebert added late baskets for Aberdeen. Huron’s Vonderharr and McKray scored but could not close the gap. The Tigers next face Brookings, while Aberdeen hosts Sioux Falls Warriors Saturday.
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Bancroft Eagles Top Carthage 15-10 in Tight Victory
Bancroft Eagles opened with a 10-3 run and led 12-4 at halftime to defeat Carthage 15-10 in Bancroft. Dirksen led Bancroft with nine points while Birch paced Carthage with four. Carthage second string beat Bancroft Eaglets 16-4 and Bancroft Indeemen won 36-18 against Iroquois town team in the nightcap.
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Bryant Cagers Rout Willow Lake 98 to 24 in Bryant
Bryant high school dominated Willow Lake 98 to 24 at Bryant on Tuesday night. Key Bryant players were McLain Ma Jack and Tarson, while Willow Lake’s Carlin and Gully stood out for their team.
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Wrestling Last Night Pits McMillan Against Rosha
In a tight bout at the venue, Jim McMillan defeated Dorv Rosha after a decisive pin, delivering the night’s top sequence for the crowd. Officials reported a strong early rally by Rosha before McMillan seized control.
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Borican Touted as Greatest U S Runner by Columbia Coach
John Borican of Columbia is hailed as the nation’s top distance runner after setting an 11 year old Boston Garden 1000 yard mark and anticipated to excel on a new Mill Rose A A track at Madison Square Garden. Coach Carl Merner says Borican could dominate events from a quarter mile to a mile, comparing his form to Glenn Cunningham and noting strong marks from 400 meters to the high jump and javelin. He aims to prove distance running doubts wrong and chase a premier mile.
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Kashey To Headline Mat Program Here
Abe Kashey the Syrian mat villain will headline a wrestling card here Thursday evening February 16 announced by promoter Leo Bloomberg. He said the rest of the card remains unannounced but the other performers will be well known wrestlers. The clash with Huron College Southern basketball was avoided by starting the game at 7 30 p m so patrons can attend the mat show which begins at 9 p m.
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Leo Bloomberg
Bloomberg
Huron College Southern
Bloomsberg
College Athletic Department
Girls in Gregory join Legion safety patrols for first time
Gregory reports that American Legion Junior Auxiliary members have served on the safety patrols, believed to be the first time girls have taken this work in any U S city. The Gregory Juniors, now 25 members, are active and have won many state honors since organization seven years ago.
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McCarthy Sees Clear Sailing For Yankees Title
New York manager Marie Joe McCarthy, weighing 196 pounds, declared the Yankees a shoo in for a fourth straight baseball championship. He cited added rookie strength and confident prospects, while noting Cleveland and Detroit will be tougher and Boston's fate hinges on Ta bor on third.
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Pitt Tracksters in dispute over open meet status
Pittsburgh February report shows the Amateur Athletic Association's Allegheny Mountain Association clashing with the University of Pittsburgh over whether Panthers may compete in open meets. The disagreement centers on Pitt’s policy of competing unattached, the AMA’s ban on travel permits, and a note from AAU national secretary Dan Ferris advising compliance. Pitt officials warn unauthorized participation could threaten amateur standing at Millrose and other meets.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Chicago MilL Avor knocked out Tidiah Billy Lee in Milwaukee while Little Tiger Wade stopped Billy Rascal in Reno, with results reported from Chicago San Francisco and Reno boxing bouts.
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Little Tiger Wade
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