Wesleyan Tigers Roll Over Huron In Narrow Clash
Wesleyan trounced Huron 52 to 22 in a bruising conference game as Beiers led Wesleyan with 13 points. Dennis and Lamb, plus Fishbeck and Mackey, balanced the attack while Huron's effort waned after a mid game sprint by Dennis.
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Coyotes fall to North Dakota in season finale
Grand Forks, N D February 64 A 1 The University of South Dakota was eliminated from the North Central Conference title race with a 40 to 26 loss to North Dakota. Meinhover Olson led the Nodaks with 13 points each as Ted Meinhover and guards Smith Bablow controlled play. Welber and Smith added the Coyotes' two baskets to reach 26. Three players fouled out as South Dakota failed to score from field goals in the second half aside from Adkins who did not hit from the floor.
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Brookings Defeats Sioux Falls In Fast Basketball Clash
In a high tempo Brookings edged Sioux Falls 39 36 in a rare fast game. Melyer led Sioux Falls with 12 points while nine Brookings players scored, and the contest featured early lead changes and a tight second half.
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Pierre Governors Edge Miller in South Dakota Battle
Pierre defeats Miller 28 to 8 as Gov ernors travel to Highmore for a pivotal Center North Dakota conference clash. Key players Aldrich Robinson out, Lex Plotenhauer and Redsh forward lead the winners while Schlicht and Miller team struggle to score.
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Eastern Falls Before Yankton
Madison edged Yankton 3 to 2 in a hard fought basketball game. Yankton led 16 to 13 at halftime before Madison surged in the second half, taking the lead and fending off a late rally as Stensland scored a field goal to seal the win for Madison.
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St Teresa to Meet Watertown in Sunday Clash
St Teresa will travel to Watertown Sunday for a noon game with Immaculate Conception. Coach Werrick plans a varied lineup including Boyle, McDermott, Red Johnson, Bill Johnson, Vogel, and Lendon as the team pursues a series rival against the Catholic squad.
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Erwin Boys Sweep Iroquois In Twin Bill Victory
Erwin high school edged Iroquois in a low scoring game after two overtimes. Fidon Robbins tied the score in the last quarter and Harold Wolkow hit a long shot in the second overtime to seal the win. Bowie girls defeated Trequois 38 to ?.
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Madison Ramps to Win Act Veemillion on stage
Fragmented OCR text shows a disrupted headline about Madison Ramps and Veemillion and a powerful figure in a pageant or event last night. however details are unclear and names may be misspelled. The readable entities include Madison Ramps Veemillion and a mention of a faceoff or contest setting with reference to last night.
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Spearfish Defeats Sioux Falls in Tight Conference Clash
Spearfish normal beat Sioux Falls 28 to 16 in a fast game at Spearfish, leading most of the way. Keene scored 10 while Ledge and the Sioux Falls center tied for 11 points each. Spearfish strong defense and late reserves sealed the win.
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Independent Cagers Compete At Aberdeen
Aberdeen February 7 Independent basketball championship of northern South Dakota will be decided here February 18 to 17 with eight teams. Last year Gettysburg won the title. Teams entered include Gettysburg Selby Java Heerde Brentford and Columbia based on season records.
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St Lawrence and Wolsey Split Narrow Doubleheader
In St Lawrence last night Wolsey beat St Lawrence 27 to 18 in the boys game while the St Lawrence girls defeated Wolsey 21 to 14. Hiden Thompson led St Lawrence with scoring duel against Carson of Wolsey as Abbott topped St Lawrence and Siemens led Wolsey in their respective games.
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Frankfort Finishes Strong To Nab
Frankfort completes a strong finish to secure a decisive victory. The event occurred in February with the final score and specifics not fully disclosed in the fragment. Local teams and officials were not named in the readable text.
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Winter Olympic Contests In Upheaval Over Disqualifications
In Lake Placid amid protests over skating styles, the 1932 Winter Games face upheaval after Alex Hurd Frank Stack and Eddie Wedge are disqualified in the 10,000 meters final, with Scandinavian and Japanese rivals challenging American racing methods and a reevaluation pushing the final to Monday. The United States climbs to 42 points as Canada trails with 25 and Norway 8.
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Veterans Square Off For World Three Cushion Title
CHICAGO February 4 Veterans Otto Eens of Philadelphia and Angle Kieckhofer of Chicago clash as leaders tied on seven wins two losses in the world three cushion billiards title race. Reiselt, 2 to 1 favorite, lost to Gus Copulost of Eugene Oregon in 43 innings. Kieckhofer defeated defending champion Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago 32 to 49 innings to boost his title hopes.
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Willow Lake Dashes To Win Over Preston
Willow Lake high school used a strong second half to down Lake Preston 22 to 9. Astrud led Willow Lake with nine points while Mergen topped Lake Preston with six. Lake Preston juniors beat Willow Deke juniors 8 to 5.
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Forestburg Edges In Overtime Nerve-Wracking Clash
Forestburg escaped a tight 22-21 overtime victory in a high school boys basketball game. Fedora and Peterson led the late charge with key baskets as Forestburg edged their foe in a hard fought district contest.
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Toppino Hopes To Win Olympic Berth
Emmett Topping of New Orleans opens indoors at Madison Square Garden in the Millross games as he aims for a world spring title and the Los Angeles Olympics. He will face rivals George Simpson Ira Singer and Bill Broder while competing in eight indoor meets over three weeks to sharpen his starting speed.
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Dempsey Face Settlement Over Unpaid Show Bills
CHICAGO Feb. Dempsey battles the National Boxing Association and Mississippi state boxing commission over about 2800 dollars in unpaid bills from a Columbus Mississippi boxing show. Dempsey contends he was only referee not promoter and offers to pay if liable.
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Schaaf Disposes Of Italian Heavyweight In Four Rounds
New York reports Salvatore Ruggeriello defeated by Ernie Schaaf in a fourth round stoppage after Schaaf dominated the 15 round bout. Ruggeriello, initially set to fight Paulino Uzendoon, faced a strong attack from Schaaf with a powerful right hand and body blows. Ruggeriello was knocked down for a nine count, then finished as Schaaf asserted control.
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Coyote Boxers Open Intermural Boxing at USD
Vermillion February 6 The annual intermural boxing tournament at the University of South Dakota begins next week. Fraternity and independent groups compete in several classes. Lieut Cayenne boxing coach says winners will join the Coyotes boxing team for a series of meets against North Central conference rivals. The event raises boxing’s profile in the university athletic program.
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