Central S D Boys Enter Golden Gloves Semi Finals
The 1940 South Dakota Golden Gloves semifinals unfold in Sioux Falls with eight weight divisions. Coyotes and Rabbits teams meet Friday as Speese of Huron stops Rapid City heavyweight in 35 seconds, and Stahl of Mitchell wins by technical knockout. Fortunes shift as Sioux Falls, Huron and Aberdeen lead with three qualifiers apiece while Yankton district misses.
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Rabbits
Speese
Rapid City
Stahl
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mitchell
Huron
Aberdeen
Gusisour
Watertown
Stan Shields
Clif Thompson
Fiendreau
Gene White
Sam Beegeman
Don Harding
Carl Schroeder
Yankton
Clif Speese
Felton
Bernard Clark
Emil Brewer
Yanklen
Jon Feli
Verle Heiter
Bill Ressl
Gissert Lebeau
Flandrean
Bos Taber
Pyrun Slattery
Devision
Joe Stahl
Ray Carter
Everett Hackett
Bob Solem
Bert Williams
Guy Stabler
Flandreau
Marvin Wells
Let Hendrickson
Spotted Eagle
Pete Becker
Harold Merritt
Sionux Falls
Ford Kennell
George Singer
Vernon Seitz
Mitchell Cox
Irom Langren
Nathan White
Charles Brown
Walt Hartman
Aberdean
Frank Case
Francis Eastman
al Kelly
George Childers
Lee Bell
Dale Wilson
Elmer Beltoud
Sioux Fails
Bill Butcher
Benngd Robbins
Bob Cranny
Sam Howard Longhissan
Deuision
College basketball results from AP roundup
The Associated Press summary lists multiple games with mixed scores including Marquette 41 over Chicago 25 Princeton 34 over Rutgers 26 Harvard 46 and Waynesburg 41 over Pittsburgh 28 Northern Teachers 51 over Augsburg 30 and other late scores from Central Wesleyan Dubuque and more.
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Chicago
Princeton
Rutgers
Dartmouth
Harvard
Kew York City College
Fordborn
Waynesburg
Pittsburgh
Northern
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Augeustana
Central Wisesac At
Waitewaler
Wesleyan
Dubuque
Snead Favored In Texas Open Debut
Slimmin Sam Snead, back on the winter golf trail, quickly emerged as a favorite at the Texas Open in San Antonio. He shot 69 on Brackenridge Park’s tough layout, matching Byron Nelson and amateur John Ezrnum amid pro-amateur action and a field led by Jim Demaret in the hunt for the $5,000 prize and Vardon Trophy momentum.
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Felix R. McKnight
San Antonio
Texas
Sam Snead
Jayor
West Virginia
Snead
Jim Demaret
Houston
Oakland
San Francisco
Byron Nelson
John Ezrnum
Edinburg
Tex
W. A
Lefty) Stackhouse
Seguin
Leonard Dadison
Kansas Ciy
Virgil Rallies To Beat Wolsey 30 26
Beadle County Conference basketball game saw Virgil erase a 12 point third period deficit to defeat Wolsey 30 to 26. Substitutes Van Der Aaarde Guth miller Krutefeldt sparked the rally, tying the score in the late third and scoring the decisive baskets. Ostrich and N. Riedel stood out for their teams.
Myers Yellowjackets Beat De Smet 60 49 In Town Game
Ingalls former South Dakota star led the Myers Yellowjackets with 29 points on 13 field goals and 3 free throws as the team defeated De Smet Indecs 60 to 49. Norman Petersen and Bob Hornbeck aided the attack while Big Bill Bauge paced De Smet with 20 points. The Tigers trailed 25 to 20 at halftime.
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University of South Dakota
Myers’ Cigar Store
Yellowjackets
de Smet
Ingalls
Jackets
Norman Petersen
Porta
Bob Hornbeck
Totel
Bill Bauge
Huron College
Bowling Night Shakes Up League Leaders In Two Circuits
Industrial and Golden Pheasant leagues saw pace setters fall 2-1 as Home Grocery and Coca Colas edged opponents. Vince Noonan led Home Grocery with a 2582 series, while Ralph Peterson added a 573 and 223 game. Opal Royer topped the Golden Pheasant with a 509 series as Rite Food Shoppe swept Liebrecht Florists and Gagnon led with three straight wins.
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Coca Colas
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Great Northern Railroaders
Montgomery “Wards
Naeve
Vince Noonan
Kegiers
Ralph Peterson
McVey
Osborns
Roush
Great Northern
Piupmer
Huronite
Simpson
Opal Royer
Rite Food Shoppe
Golden Pheasant Circuit
Patty Parker
Tunell’s
McFadden
Ar-mour
Gluesing
Armour's
Pornatisue
Ramncor’s
Hanten
Gagnon’s
Strother
Berg! Sie Shop
Spe
Junior Girls Win Tourney At Springs
Wes tington Springs junior girls won the inter-lass tournament with an 11 to 8 victory over the seniors. Sophomores fell to juniors 16 to 7, seniors beat freshmen 33 to 8, and freshmen topped sophomores 14 to 10 before the junior team claimed the championship under Miss Irene Wipf supervision.
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Springs Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs
Irene Wipf
Ree Heights Bay on Six-Man Honor Roll
Ree Heights High School adds Wilfred Thompson full back to the American Bay magazine All American honor roll. The six-man football era has produced ten man teams each year with certificates for special attention. Erwin Frey previously won the honor in 1937.
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Ree Heights
Specalji
Ree Heights High School
American Bay Magazine
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Scalpers Lose Regular Center Ketzback May Not Play Against Braves
Huron College basketball notes state Scalpers may be without sophomore center Lester Ketzback for the game with Sioux Falls College due to a shoulder injury. If unfit, Pullman could join the starting lineup. Weekend plans include a visit to Wolsey for a practice tilt and a home game against the Braves. The Tigers prepare for the Mitchell Kernels, aiming to rebound after two-point losses.
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Leo McGinty
Huron B's
Yale Srojans
Hitchcock Blue Jays
Beadle County
Woon ‘Socket Redmen
Collegians
Hetland Proquois Clash In First Kingsbury Tourney
De Smet prepares for Kingsbury County basketball tourney in the new auditorium with Friday games at 2 20 Harland versus Iroquois and Arlington versus Erwin at 4 The schedule continues with Oldham at De Smet 7 30 and Lake Preston against Bancroft at 9 Sat consolation rounds start 9 45 followed by semifinals at 2 and finals at 8 A 35 minute De Smet band concert precedes the final session and a get together lunch follows the tournament for squads and staff.
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Kingsbury County
Harland and Iroquois
Arlington
Erwin
Oldham
Lake Preston
Bancroft
Louis Godoy bout headlines betting frenzy and odds
In New York on February 8 gamblers bet big on Arturo Godoy to last five rounds against Joe Louis with even money on the Chilean’s durability and prospects. Promoter Mike Jacobs touted an April title defense for Louis against Johnny Paychex, while Louis aims to extend a string of knockouts and remain the betting favorite despite challengers.
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Joe Louis-Artuco Godoy
Mike Jacobs
Fisti
Louis
Johnny Paychex
Des Mecines
Mike
Gadny
Madison Square Garden
Godey
Jong Arturo
Arturo
Joe
Jiouis
Band Clinic Attended by Eckerts at Brookings
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Eckert attended the Band Clinic at Brookings on Friday and Saturday. He leads the Wessington school band. An average car contains about 45 pounds of copper, largely in the radiator core.
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Wessington
Malcolm Eckert
Brookings
Wessington School
Tampa Eyeing All Star Game With Godoy Lively Preview
In New York on February 6, reports flag Tampa as the likely site for the all star major league game benefiting the Finnish Relief Fund on March 17. Details reference Arturo Godoy and a Louis bout, plus chatter on other racing and coaching figures.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Larry White
Fred Apostoli
Mayo Clinic
Fred
Artur Godoy
Joe Louis
Louis
TSC HETTER Criticizes City Administration And Wpa Waste
A committee accuses City Manager Sears of tolerating illegal practices and wasteful spending. They claim police and other departments are negligent and corrupt, leaving residents underprotected while criticizing inflated salaries. They compare city and Beadle County budgets and urge reform.
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Burton C. Ayres
Beadle County
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Ayres
J. S. Tachetter
C. Olson
Rivals Set To Shoot Works In Crucial Game
Vermillion February 8 special South Dakota State Jackrabbits, first in the North Central conference, meet defending South Dakota Coyotes in a crucial two game series. Both teams boast strong records and likely start all conference players, with Buzz Baur and Jim Fergen leading State and Ruben Hoy anchoring the Coyotes. A sweep would boost title chances. a loss hurts both sides.
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South Dakota State Jackrabbits
University of South Dekots Cayotes
Ieader
Seth
North Dakota
Coyotes
State
Iowa Hawkeyes
Towa
Iowa Tearho
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North Dskote University
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Ace Center
Jim Fergen
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Bob Oddy
Loren Thorton
Wendel Andrews
Stu Holdhusen
John Billington
Ben Alguire
Ole Salberg
Elry Lemaster
Jim Wagner
Howard Schoof
Thorion
Andrews
Fergen
Oddy
Tiv
Northern Trims Augustana Again 57 to 50 Victory
Northern trounced the Augustana Vikings 57 to 50 as Daly sparked a second half rally. Daly counted 14 of Northern's points in the comeback while Thompson and Scanlon fouls slowed the Vikings. The contest ended with Northern pulling away after a 29 to 24 halftime score.
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Imr Falls
Pac
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Augustana Vikings
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Wolves
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