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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1937

Page

9

Tigers Prevail in Tough Upset Bid In South Dakota clash

Huron and Watertown clash with Tigers chasing a vital conference win as Arrows seek revenge after last week's upset. Weather and travel woes threaten tonight's return bout while Watertown's lineup returns to form behind Sig Kulswik and Deklotz.

Huron South Dakota Watertown Arrows Tigers Huron College Auditorium Teo Harmon University of Wisconsin, Atsshell Tiger Huron High School Aberdeen Ween Sig Kulswik Muton Mitchell Tdnels Carn Palace Court Depessars Quintal Quint Howard Wood Sioux Falls Warriors Warriors Scaron Golden Eagles Cy Holgate Eagles Dekletz Exen Worthington Minn Madison Mina Wird Arrow Tham Huran

Ski Thrillers Fly To Chicago Loop Tower Race

Artificial snow atop a 134 foot ski tower near Soldier Field will host a Central U S ski title meet. George Kouarek leads Class A against Sverre Engen Sverre Fredheim and the Rietila brothers as 50 000 to 60 000 spectators are expected to view the stunt-filled event.

Chicago All Star Field Soldier Field Kotlarek 2 Star Field George Kouarek Duluth Minn

Huron High picks eight for Beadle County tourney in snow fears

Coach Percy Washabaugh announced an eight player B team for Huron High School as Beadle County Conference tourney opens amid heavy snowfall and worsening road conditions. The roster includes Digre Ketelson Vanderhear Huddleston Gorman Maxvold Hoppel Sanders. Hitchcock and Yale loom as top contenders with Welington and Yale also favored for potential upsets. Pairings place Huron against Hitchcock in the first round while Glen Vic? and Catour meet in another early game as Saturday schedule unfolds.

Percy Washabaugh Huron High School Hste John’ Digre Loraine Ketelson Bob Vanderhear Fud” Huddleston Pat Gorman Elmer Maxvold Clem Hoppel Harding Sanders Acklée Huron Hitchcock Bluejays Bfitchcock Yale Wessington Warriors Virgl Catour Bonilla Wolsey Welsington

Local Basketball Standings Highlight AOUW Stars

The AOUW quint leads the circuit in total points with 108 through four games, while Machart of CCC tops the individual scoring race with 34 points. Sorenson of the AOUWs has 33, and Bill WeDermatt of the Baysees trails with three games. Gregory Mechert is noted for his scoring run, and Harold Hansen, a former AOUW, is spotlighted after a mugging incident in the Minneapolis Journal.

AOUW Uren CCC Machart Conservation Soldiers Aouws Sorenson Huron High School Teader Bill WeDermatt Aysees Baysees College All Stars Bill Harold Hansen Minneapolis Journ Twins Citiea Hansen Gamble Store Minneapolis

Purdue Suffers Second Straight Loss to Notre Dame

Purdue basketball drops to a second straight defeat as Notre Dame rallies late to beat them 47 to 40 in South Bend. Indiana’s Big Ten title race remains tight after earlier near-miss with Purdue. Iowa State's late rally also mentioned as they won at Iowa City.

Purdue Chicago Indiana Findis Notre Dame South Bend Towa North Dakota Iowa City

Bomber's Handlers Over Mike Jacobs in Fight Feud

New York dispatch reports rising tensions between promoters and managers amid a potential Jim Braddock Joe Louis heavyweight title bout. Louis's camp accuses Mike Jacobs of stalling as Gould prepares to sign papers in Chicago. The New York commission discusses Baer being barred and a rule disqualifying a fighter who is knocked down three times in a round after Tony Marino's death.

New York Jim Braddock Joe Louis Chicago Iin Madison Square Garden Jimmy Johnston Braddock Joe Gould Tong Louis Mike Jacobe Brown ‘Bombers Sheldon ‘Clark Chicago Sportsman Bis Soldiers’ Field Gould Chi- Cuxo Jacobs New York State Athletic Commission Fcit Max Schmeling Clark Ju- Nan Black Jacoba Schmeliri Jacobe Sign Arthur Donovan Max Baer Tony Marino Pittsburgh

Crows and Eagles Win In Junior High Basketball

The Crows beat the Canaries 22 to 16 in a tight first game as them led most of the half. The Eagles defeated the Hawks 18 to 10 in a spirited second contest with Hanson and Richardson starring for the Eagles.

Crows Eagles Eason Canaries

Free Throws Spark Iowa Victory Over North Dakota

Ben Stephens, sophomore forward, starred for Iowa with 16 points including 10 perfect free throws as the Hawkeyes beat North Dakota 39 to 35 in a tight game. Iowa led 22 to 18 at halftime but trailed 24 to 22 in the second before Stephens sparked a late surge with consecutive free throws and Johnson added a field goal.

Iowa City Ben Stephens University of Iowa North Dakota University Stephens Jons Nodaks Hawkeyes Johnson

Marino Announces Keslint Retirement

Milwaukee match bowling champion Hank Marino, three year titleholder, announced retirement from individual match competition. He defended his title last week against Buffalo’s Joe Miller, defeating Otto Stein of St Louis.

Marino Keslint Milwauiee Hank Marino Shis Joe Miller Buffalo N.Y Milwaukee Otto Stein St.Louis

Boxing Roundup of Stops Across Cities 1930s

New York Arturo Godoy stops Otis Thomas at 104 Chile, Chicago based. Sandy McDonald knocks Jon Howell in New York. Leo Rodek from Chicago scores a decision. Merle Thompson held to 60 by St Louis. Jack McCarter beats Hal Mollison in Cedar Rapids. Pittsburgh’s Red Bruce stops Alin Kid in Dover with a 151 score.

New York Arturo Godoy Chile Otis Thomas Chicago Sandy McDonald Wrycr Tex Jon Howell Leo Rodek Merle Thompson St. Louia Jack ‘McCarter Cedar Rapids Hal Mollison Pittsburgh Red Bruce Stoprad Alin Kid Dover

College Basketball Results From The Associated Press

Notre Dame 4, Purdue 4. Duke over Army. New York University 9, St. John’s 41. Alabama 51, Loyola New Orleans 28. Tulane 2, Kentucky 2. Temple 4, Franklin & Marshall 30. Mary 53, Maryland 37. Manhattan 38, City College 33. Yale 5, Calgate Missouri A 32. North Dakota 32, Iowa 35. Wesleyan wins.

Associated Press Notre Dame Purdue Duke Army New York University St. Johné Alabama Loyola New Orleans Tulane Kentucky Temple Franklin God Marshall Mary Maryland Mashattan City College Yale Calgite Mokishoma A Okishoma Iowa North Dakota Himen College Winole Wesleyan

Pro Grid League Considers Tenth Franchise Amid Expansion Talks

Columbus reports that the Pro Grid League will decide on adding a tenth club at its Chicago meeting February 12 and 13. Cities eyed for the new franchise include potential western entrants with divisions forming around Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington in the east and Detroit Green Bay Chicago Bears and Chicago Cardinals in the west.

Columbus Bakuking Chicago Jon. YF. Carr Wagne Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington Detroit Green Bay Chicago Bear Carr

Arlington Favored In Kingsbury Cage Tourney Preview

LAKE PRESTON Feb. Special Dapesters favor Arlington to win the Kingsbury County basketball tourney as the event, postponed to Feb 12 and 13, nears. Arlington led by veteran tossers aims to reach the championship with Oldham, De Smet and Lake Preston among top contenders in a close, weather-impacted field.

Arlington Dapesters Kingsbury Lake Preston Axlington Yanky Jowses Oldham Creed Kingsbury County Reena Een de Smet Lok Preston Erwin Vington Ted Arlington Herlang

Schaefer Edges Hoppe In Narrow Margin Cue Bout

New York February 4 7 Jake Schaefer of Chicago led Willie Hoppe in a ten block challenge match opening the second half with a decisive run. Schaefer built a strong lead by winning two blocks yesterday and extended his margin to 3 24 to 113 as the final half began. He held Hoppe to 130 and 156 in two blocks and closed the day with a 250 winning total, finishing with a tensed run including a high run of 10 in his third inning.

Schaefer Honpe New York Jake Schaefer Chicago Willie Hoppe Chicroun Hoppe

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