Warriors 41 35 Cavour Cougars Hand Huron Cubs Third Conference Loss
In a tight county clash the Cavour Cougars overwhelmed the Huron Cubs 38 29 to hand Huron their third conference loss. Eddy Brinkman scored 19 for Cavour while Gene Siby led Huron with nine. Jacobson was out and Huron failed to mount a serious comeback as the Cougars led from the opening minutes.
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Tigers Halt Sioux Falls Charge In Close Wisconsin Clash
Huron Tigers triumph 10 9 as Fred Pierce pipes in a key basket to end a long Sioux Falls winning streak. Kenn Renner stars as captain with Lee Rensberger and Tex Ritter scoring, while John Jacobson debuts for Havon B as crowd roars and refs Harmon brothers noted for calls.
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Pierre Mobridge Lead In Central South Dakota Loop
In the Central South Dakota Conference race the northern Mobridge Tigers and southern Pierre Governors lead their divisions as play begins. Early results show Mobridge 4-0 and Pierre 4-0 in league play with planned mid month playoff discussions likely in Mobridge. Standings list Mobridge and Ipswich atop the Northern, Pierre and Highmore atop the Southern division with several key results noted.
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Television Radio Schedule Fragment with Breakfast, Nightline and Movies
TV and radio listings outline Saturday night and Sunday programs across NBC CBS and BLUE networks. Entries include Abie's Irish Rose Truth or Consequences Barn Dance Can You Top This Grand Ole Opry and various music, variety, and film features with noted actors and orchestras.
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De Smet Bulldogs Win Kingsbury Tournament Title
De Smet Bulldogs dominate the Kingsbury County tourney winning the final 53-17 over Arlington Cardinal. Lake Preston takes the consolation with a 37-23 victory over Hetland. Semifinals saw De Smet beat Erwin 62-50 and Arlington advance with a 30-28 overtime win against Oldham.
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Founders Day Event Held In St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence PTA held Founders Day activities at the school Wednesday evening. A candle-lighting service opened the program followed by the pledge of allegiance and community singing led by Dorothy Ray.
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Coyote Rabbit Rivalry To Be Renewed Tonight
BROOKINGS February 5 One of South Dakota's oldest basketball rivalries will be renewed as State College Rabbits meet University Coyotes at the State gym. Rabbits coach T E B McCrady voiced caution noting the Coyotes beat Omaha University recently. The Feb 26 game was moved up due to selective service calls thinning rosters. Standout Rabbits include Paul Gilbert Mitchel and Tom Merry as possible losses to the draft loom.
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Warriors Fall To Huron In Upset Loss 41 35
Huron Tigers toppled the Sioux Falls Warriors 41 35 in a high school hoops clash. Ritter led Sioux Falls with 18 points while Luby and Groves fueled the Tigers late rally to seal the win. Sioux Falls drops to six wins and one defeat in ESC play, with Huron at five and five.
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Bears Win Intramural Playoff Clash At Huron High
The Bears defeated the Wolves 58 to 38 in the intramural playoff, as Bob Watson led the Wolves with 14 points while Mil fore Cheeseman scored 24 for the Bears. The 10 teams advance to a two week tournament with Feb 7 9 14 dates and finals to be announced.
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Bucs face doubt on offense despite strong defense
Pittsburgh scout William Benswanger doubts the Pirates can win on defense alone. He praises a solid pitching staff and elite defense but says two .300 hitters Waner brothers are missing, leaving the lineup short on power to challenge St. Louis Cincinnati and Brooklyn next season. Young outfielder Harry Amato is among incoming rookies.
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Mitchell Kernels rally past Madison 25 23 in hoops clash
Mitchell High School Kernels overcame a 21 23 deficit late in the fourth quarter to defeat the Madison Bulldogs 25 23 on Friday night. Culhane scored 11 for Mitchell while Colburn added nine for Madison before fouling out late.
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Wisconsin beats Northwestern in double OT 50 to 47
Wisconsin defeats Northwestern 50 47 after two overtime periods. Other scores include Navy Pier Michigan 65 and Indiana 49, plus several small-town results such as Stout Beeld Gnd 45 and Concordia College 39. The Boys Club of America reports 1,000 members.
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Revolta Leads Field At Phoenix Open In Second Round
Johnny Revolta shot a five under par 65 to pace the Phoenix Open early in the second round of the 72 hole tournament worth 5000 dollars. Two strokes back were Les Kennedy and Barney Clarke in 68, with Craig Wood at 69 and Sammy Byrd near the top. Amateurs leading included Harry Todd 71 and Ralph Wolf.
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Brookings Tops Watertown 27-23 In Narrow Victory
Brookings high school earned its second win of the season by defeating Watertown 27 to 23. Bob Smith led Brookings with eight points while Steen and Stratton added six each. Dahler led Watertown with eight points as the Arrows closed the gap late but could not overtake Brookings in the final seconds.
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Boxing Card Report from AP Boxing Bout Summary
Philadelphia fighters Gus Dorazio and Frankie Davis headline results with Dorazio KOing Bear Jones and Davis outpointing Frankie Grasso in separate bouts. Norfolk and Washington cards feature Wills and Acosta wins, Cor corporals Lee and Rosen disputed, Pierrone and Spencer decisions, and Deacon Logan stopping Tito Taylor.
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Young Pitching Ace Bresko Signs With Tigers
Flint American Legion junior star Emery Bresko, age 17, signed with the Detroit Tigers and will report for spring training. Bresko pitched two no hitters and won 12 straight games last summer as Flint captured the state region title and reached the national semifinals.
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Badgers Beat Northwestern In Double Overtime Thriller
Wisconsin edged Northwestern 50 47 in double overtime as Purdue and Michigan won in the Big Ten. LeRoy Hirsch scored 22 for Michigan 65 49. Tom King added 16. Indiana went winless in its 6th league defeat.
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Sunshine Conference Semi Finals Set After First Round Wins
Northville Panthers defeated Athol 41 20, Redfield B beat Cresbard 39 28, Ashton edged Orient Spear 8, and Frankford beat Tulsi e 31 1. Semis pair Redfield B vs Northville and Frankfort vs Ashton with finals at 9 30 p m.
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Letcher Tigers Edge Alpena Wildcats 21-19 in Pony Hills
Letcher Tigers stay unbeaten by edging Alpena Wildcats 21-19 in a close Pony Hills Conference game. Alpena’s Aye scored six while Letcher’s Godber had seven as the Tigers led 3-3 at halftime and then pulled ahead to claim the win. The Letcherseer Side defeated Alpena seconds.
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