Huron Nabs Honors From Wolves In Hardwood Rodeo
Huron outlasted Northern 35 to 33 in a rough yet close basketball clash. Frederic Greene and Varno Bajaniemi led Huron with key scores as Terpstra and Lowe provided heavy inside play. Northern’s Birdseye Willard and Schallenkamp fought to the end in a tightly contested, physical showdown at Huron College.
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Green Lanterns Bow To Wessington Five
Miller hosts the New York Nationals a fast traveling quint with Harlem Globe Trotters ties in a high powered basketball attraction. The Green Lanterns seek revenge after a surprise loss at Wessington Monday night. Burdette faces Wolsey in an attractive prelim as the rubber game in a three game series.
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Clark High upsets Doland 21 to 9 in conference upset
DOLAND February 7 Special Clark high school Comets handed Doland its first Northeast conference loss 21 to 9. Clark led 7-2 early and held Doland scoreless in the third period. Strathman starred for Clark. Ham led Doland. Doland remains not undefeated Webster as Redfield and Milbank loom.
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Wessington Beats Yale Quint in Conference Clash 30 to 24
Wessington high school edged Yale 30 to 24 in a Beadle county conference game. Kludt and Marshall each scored 12 for their teams as Wessington pulled away after the first period, leading 15 to 10 at halftime and widening to a 21 point edge before Yale closed the gap in the final quarter.
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Letcher Caps Big Comeback to Beat Alpena 33 to 25
Letcher high school pulled away from an 11 11 halftime deadlock to beat Alpena 33 25 at Alpena last night. Lanier led Letcher with strong scoring while Barcinger and Crawford starred for Alpena. In the prelims Letcher reserves narrowly defeated Alpena substitutes.
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Dazzy Vance Joins Reds In Quiet National League Trade
The National League winter meetings produced little activity aside from Cincinnati purchasing Dazzy Vance from St Louis for 7500 dollars. Vance hopes for a comeback with new surroundings while Cincinnati also signs catcher Valkeinich as coach and adds second baseman Les Mallon. The Reds announce working agreements with Toronto Beckley and other minor clubs. The league approves a shorter schedule, new publicity head, and umpire changes, with talk of rotating the All Star game and adopting a player numbering system.
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Sioux Falls Braves pace to 38 24 win over Southern normals
Sioux Falls 38 Southern Normal 24 as Frentz leads with 12 points. Laur and Weiland top Southern scoring, Pointer defense struggles after early lead. Sioux Falls to play Yankton Greyhounds next.
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Shore to star in benefit hockey tilt against Toronto
Eddie Shore of the Boston Bruins has been chosen for the all star national hockey league team set to oppose Toronto in a benefit game for Ace Bailey. The game will be played about a week from tomorrow in Montreal with proceeds aiding Bailey after his serious injury.
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College Basketball Scores Reported In AP Wire
The Associated Press basketball results show Duke 45 Virginia 32, Pitt 71 Duquesne 63, Clemson 23 Georgia 2, Evansville 31 DePauw 21, Mississippi State 24 Tulane 17, Bradley 26 Thiavis 33, Minnesota 34 Notre Dame 43, Gustavus Adolphus 2 St Olaf 3, Northern Normal 5, Tj 33 Huron 35, Butler 24 Grinnell 2, Midland Nebraska 4 Peru Nebraska Teach ee 27, De Paul 39 St Louis U 3, Pittsburg Kas Teachers 23 Washburn 2, Texas Christian 31 Baylor 24, Colorado 25 Denver U 24, Colorado Teachers 30 Colorado Mines 14, Idaho State 34 Utah Aggies 42, California Aggies 15 California 51 Washington 36 Oregon 30, Montana 24 Ellensburg Normal 46.
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Huron JH Edges Cavour In Tight Free Throw Duel
In a 35 foul, close junior high clash Huron nips Cavour 10 10 at halftime. Sigmund Kaulawik led scoring with 11 for Huron while Brintman and E Schneller added six each for Cavour. Next, Huron hosts Canning High at 7 30 p m in the high school gym.
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Miller Rustlers rout St. Lawrence 42 to 13 in prep clash
Miller coached by Crowningshield defeated St. Lawrence 42 to 13 at home as the Rustlers surged to a 22-6 halftime lead and a 29-point margin by the final whistle. Dunham Kelly Osterhous and Donald Henison led the Rustlers with strong teamwork while Almond starred for St. Lawrence. A prelim Rustler Colts game preceded the varsity bout.
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South Dakota to Meet Catholic University in November
Vermillion February 7 The University of South Dakota football squad will play Catholic University of Washington DC on November 17 in what will be the first athletic relations between the two schools. Athletic Director Stanley G. Barkan announced the schedule.
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Ree Heights A C Wins Easy Victory Over Fort Thompson
Ree Heights Athletic club five defeated Fort Thompson Indians 46 to 31 Tuesday eve ning. Ree Heights led 25 to 9 at halftime as Wotowey Swift starred for Ree Heights with 12 points while Fort Thompson’s top scorer had 13 points. The card also notes several other bouts and results from boxing shows in Chicago, West Palm Beach, and Jacksonville with various weigh ins and decisions.
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Cochet Predicts U S Davis Cup Recovery on Grass
Henri Cochet believes the United States can rebound to win the Davis Cup this year as the challenge moves to England and Wimbledon grass. He backs U S doubles pairing Lott and Van Ryn or Allison and singles contenders Shields, Wood, and Perry rivals Austin, with Vines and Tilden slated to clash in inter nation ties at Madison Square Garden February 19 and 21. Cochet, arriving from South America, notes Vines is superb and vows to beat both Vines and Tilden this time, while Plan is due to join.
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Green Lanterns Edge Miller in 86 29 Victory at Home
Wessington Independent won 86 to 29 over Miller Green Lanterns on their home floor. Dunn led scoring with 17 points on eight field goals and one free throw, while Mackey added 11 points with five free throws. Fisher Bohning and Henry each had eight for Miller.
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Hicks and Orcutt Meet in Tourney
In Miami on February 7, Helen Hicks of Hewlett L I faces Maureen Orcutt of New Jersey in a quarterfinal of the Biltmore womens invitation golf tournament. Nearby, Qvull of Kansas City meets Jane Douglas of Beverly Hills as Miss Douglas makes her eastern debut with 92, while Yesie Day eliminates Mrs. Gene Sarazen. Jim Londos defeats Ging Garibaldi in a 3 minutes 28 seconds bout in Buffalo, New Jersey.
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