Hounds face tough tests as Yankton trip looms this weekend
Yankton College grayhounds head to Aberdeen to meet Northern and then to Mur on Saturday to face Huron College. Sioux Falls College upset Yankton 45 24 last Tuesday, narrowing Yankton’s margin for error. Coach Youngworth is expected to field Acers and Ecker at forward Henningsen at center with Putnam and Stan at guards as a core lineup.
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Vikings Roll Over Spearfish In Loop Clash
Spearfish led by Aberle Berry and Karlenberger with 11, 5, and 4 points but the Yellowjackets faltered against Augustana. Augustana surged early, controlled the pace, and widened their loop lead as Glenn went cold and Spearfish poor passing and missed chances persisted.
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Prisont's birthday party features local sports program
In Canova Auditorium a school gym program opened with an independent basketball game, then seven boxing bouts among fighters from Winfred, Howard, Burbank, and Canova. The Howard Merchants beat Canova town 38 to 19. Main event saw Click Ortmyer of Howard defeat Bob Hughs of Canova in four rounds.
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Canova Basketball Bound for Three Upcoming Tournaments
Canova enters three tournaments in three weeks. The team travels to Carthage for the Minot County tournament this Friday and Saturday in pursuit of a second title. On February 16 and 17 they play in the Spencer Invitational with Farmer, Salem and Spencer. The following week district action at Bridgewater includes remaining conference games against Winfred and Sarthags as the schedule wraps.
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Fried Ke ler resigns Princeton post for Michigan duties
Sports Mirror recounts historical notes with brief items: Fritz Ke ler left Princeton after a year to take on head coach and assistant athletic director roles at Michigan. Three years prior the US, Canada, and Great Britain faced early winter Olympic hockey eliminations. Five years ago King Levin sky defeated Charley Moassere in Chicago by ten rounds.
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Comic thoughts and milking act evoke laugh fest
New York report rounds up a brew of sports and entertainment jests. Joe Louis versus Jack Roper stirs laughs, while Jimmy Mulcahy earns credit for spicing Florida football talk. Gene Sarazen’s cow milking cartoon draws laughs as patrons debate fore or soukey calls.
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Cavour Edges Huron B Team In Beadle County Clash
Cavour Cougars won 31 30 over Huron B as Jacobson foul in final minutes set up slim victory. Evans and Reese led Huron with 8 each, Brinkman and Lather top scorers for Cavour with 7 apiece. second Cavour team defeated St Teresa Juniors 22 16 in preliminary action.
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Play Or Else Is Detroit's New Salary Policy
The Detroit Tigers adopt a pity or else policy for 1939 contracts, basing pay on last year’s performances. Manager Jack Zeller warns that any holdout must prove entitlement to higher wages, with payroll tied to crab day insights at Briggs Stadium.
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Alpena Wildcats Edge Lane In Rough 27 23 Conference Win
Alpena and Lane played a rough game with Alpena claiming their 30th straight Pony Hills Conference victory, 27 to 23. High scorers for Alpena were Walker and Junior Aisenbrey with 10 each, while Lane was led by Heyer with six. Two Alpena players and one Lane player were fouled out as the game stayed tight through a 19-19 third period. The Wildcats host Wessington Springs and Woonsocket next on the home court.
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Sutherland Warns Pitt Football Faces Grim 1939 Outlook
Pittsburgh February 9. Pitt head coach John Sutherland laments a bleak 1939 season outlook. He cites fragile spring practice prospects and a tough eight or nine game schedule. The coach forecasts losing most of the 1938 first string, including backfield stars Goldberg Stebbins and Chickerneo, and Dandy Dick Cassiano may fill Goldberg's spot.
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Key Man Stricken for Illinois Basketball Team
Champaign Feb 9 7 Don Mills coach of the University of Illinois basketball team faces illness strikes key players. Lewis Pick Dehner and Bill Hapae miss games, captain Bill Niset ineligible. Doctors warn Dehner and Hapae may miss Purdue and Michigan road trip.
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Groton Climbs In NE Standings
Groton after a faltering start makes a strong bid for Northeast Conference recognition with three wins in eight days. Victories over Webster 29 to 27 and Redfield 37 to 27, plus Clark 47 to 17, position Groton near the top as Britton and Webster clash and final conference games approach. Standings show Webster leading with a .750 mark, followed by Groton and Milbank tied for second as Sisseton and Clark chase.
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San Romani Seeks Niche in Sixteen Mile Boston Race
Archie San Romani, who has beaten Glenn Cunningham seven times, is named eighth starter for Saturday’s Hunter mile at the Boston A A meet. He will line up with Cunningham, Chuck Fenske, Gene Venzke, Blaine Rideout, Wayne Rideout, Gene Clark of Harvard, and Jozef Mostert of Belgium. The top four in the octet have run 4:10 or faster.
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McSpaden Blasts Par In San Antonio Open
Harold Jug McSpaden of Boston dominated Brackenridge Park golf course at the Texas Open in San Antonio. He shot 71 to crush the course record by five strokes and set new PGA records for par 71 in a single round, with ten birdies one eagle and seven pars in the up round.
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Arlington Cardinals Seen Topping Kingsbury Tourney Field
Arlington remains a dominant force with 48 straight wins as Kingsbury tournament opens. Iroquois favored over De Smet, Hetland edged by Erwin, Arlington to beat Oldham, and Lake Preston expected to best Bancroft in Friday night battles.
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Watertown Arrows Edge Madison in Rough Conference Win
Watertown defeated Madison 25 to 20 last night to open the Eastern South Dakota High School Conference for the Arrows. Watertown moved to four wins and one loss with a strong third quarter, outscoring Madison 13 to 5. Horn ing had 13 for Watertown while Olson led Madison with six.
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Skate IV at Pitt Stadium Feeds Students Ice Skating
Skating on cinder paths at Pitt Stadium now facilitates student ice skating. The improvised rink activity uses the stadium surface, drawing participation from Pitt students and campus observers.
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Stewart Prefers South Chicago Against NHL Return
Bill Stewart has declined President Frank Calder of the National Hockey League offer to resume officiating. He will umpire baseball games in the south this spring for the first time.
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Lincoln Teams Win From Jeffersons In Grade League
Lincoln C team upset Jefferson C 11 to 10 on a last second free throw by Bill Luby. Lincoln A’s improved to 32 to 15 over Jefferson A’s, staying undefeated and leading the league in both A and C divisions. Washington A’s beat McKinley A’s 16 to 2. North siders won the C game 10 to 0. Upcoming games featured Jefferson B’s vs Lincoln B’s and McKinley B’s vs Washington B’s.
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Montague Off His Game On Pacific Tour
John Montague a former mystery man jar galt says his Pacific links tour was not good. He called himself an also ran even in the Philippines and said he could not hit them like he should. Mrs bride, wealthy former Mrs Esther Plunkitt, returned to the mainland and met him at the boat yesterday.
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Better Officials for Pro Contests Sought at Lambeau Meet
CHICAGO Feb 9 The National Professional Football Lesson opened its 20th annual executive session focusing on officiating and player matters. Lambeau urged better officials with physical exams and rules quizzes, plus higher salaries. Bears owner George Halas backed securing Sid Luckman and new officials training options amid draft favorites for Cardinals and Steelers stars.
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Tommy Hendr rich pianist data in New York concerts
Yankee outfielder Tommy Hend rich is noted as an accomplished pianist who never misses a Carnegie Hall concert when the team plays in New York.
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Weather extremes: temperatures record highs and lows
A weather summary notes that today marks the highest temperature recorded in the last year and the lowest, with figures showing a high of 70 and a low of -37 respectively, reflecting the range of recent weather.
Precipitation totals and sun data report
The record notes this month's total precipitation at 44 with a normal of 20, and year to date total rainfall at 177 with a normal of 66. It lists sunrise at 7 41 AM and sunset at 5 45 PM.
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Weather Forecast for Huron and Visitors
Occasional snow tonight with little temperature change. Hourly readings show around 7 to 12 degrees, with minor variations through the day. Snow tonight and Friday expected, with warming trend in the east portion. overall light snowfall and small temperature rise.
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