Scalpers edge Wolves 37 36 in tight college clash
Woodward led Huron with 15 points in a 37 to 36 victory over Northern Normal Wolves. Berg scored nine for theScalpers while Kotecki and Olson each had seven for Northern. Alpena B team game set for 6 45 with Alpena Wildcats visit to face Huron B.
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Toin Bill
Little Scotty Woodward
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Tee Kotecki
Feld
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Woodward
Gracus
Berg
Adachi
Jecki
Northam
Carrbery
Kotecki
Hobe Richarda
Wolves
Northern
Olson
Richards
Schmidt
Aberdeen Boys
Scotty Woodward
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Alpena Wildcats
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Herd Soca
Shanholtz
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Erthern
Huron Stars Defeat St Teresa Eagles 32 23 In Junior High Showdown
Huron Junior High All Stars beat St Teresa Eagles 32 to 23 in a slow start contest. DeVinney and Martin led the Stars with 12 and 10 points respectively while Carroll and Miller top scored for the Eagles with five points each.
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Aberdeen
College Auditorium
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Martin
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Cox
St. Teresa
Stephan Indians
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Auburn May Not Play Football Next Year
Auburn may not sponsor intercollegiate football next fall after the athletic director Jack Meagher left for the Navy. Dr. L N Duncan president of Auburn told alumni at a Montgomery banquet that there was some doubt the school would field a team next season. Meagher, a World War I marine corps captain, joins the Navy physical training division as lieutenant commander.
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Montgomery
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Jack Meagher
Navy
L. N. Duncan
Jean
Meagher
Marine Corps
College Basketball Scores From AP Roundup
Dartmouth 58 Brown 36. Princeton 41 Yale 33. Navy 46 Temple 36. Syracuse 48 Cornell 40. Rutgers 48 Lafayette 28. Holy Cross 51 Clark 41. Washington Jefferson 52 Geneva 40. Penn State 4 W Virginia 40. Duke 65 Duquesne 4. Alabama 47 Georgia 25. Georgia Tech 43 Clemson 3. Iowa State Navy 48 Upper Tows 32. Navy Pier 45 U of Chicago 33. Camp Grant 47 Lawrence College 41. Great Lakes 79 Calvi College 44 More Montana 54 Whitman 53. San Francisco State 47 College of Pacific 45 overtime.
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Navy
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Syracuse
Cornell
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Holy Cross
Clark
Washington & Jefferson
Geneva
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Iowa State Navy
Upper
Navy Pier
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Lawrence College
Great Lakes
Calvi
College
Mosttana
Whitman
San Francisco State
College of Pacific
Tokle’s Nape Believed Safe as Jump Draws Near
The nation’s top civilian aki jumpers compete Sunday at Munising Michigan on one of the world’s tallest scaffolds aiming at the 289 foot American record set by Tokle of Brooklyn last year. Tokle is in the army this year, leaving Roy Laramie and Crosby Perry Smith as top Class A contenders with Gene Wilson, George Kotlarek, Billy Anderson, and the three Bietila brothers among others in a field of 70.
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Torker Tokle
Brooklyn
Tokle
Roy Laramie
Vw.u S. Navy Seabees
Crosby Perry-Smith
Syracuse
N. Y
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Coleraine
Minn
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Billy Anderson
Duluth
Frankfort Sealed Sunshine Loop Title With Nine Wins
Frankfort is assured the Sunshine League title with nine straight victories and one conference game left against Redfield B at Redfield on February 12. Northville and Rockham share second with five wins and three losses. Northville edged Rockham 28 to 26 at Northville. Upcoming games include Athol at Orthville, Frankfort at Redfield, Rockham at Ashton, and Tulare at Athol on Feb 12.
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Redfield
Northville
Rockham
Athol
Orthville
Ashton
Tulare
L. Pet
Coyotes Seek Bounce Back After Augustana Loss
The Morningside Coyotes aim to recover ground after an upset by Augustana in Vermillion left their conference title hopes and training focus on Friday’s home game against Morningside in Sioux City. Key players Schroeder Carlse Fechter Taplett Mayer Roth and Boyd may see shifts as they refine play and address second half lapses.
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Vermillion
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Taplett
Mayer
Roth
Boyd
If Phils Get New Owner Leagues Will Pitch In With Playing Material
New York February 11 The National League clubs promised to aid the Phillies with playing material if a new owner is found and the league must absorb them for a season. A six man syndicate led by G Her Walker Jr and Gerry Nother stockholders are involved in the bid. The league bought the Phils for resale and bids are still pouring in.
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Syridicate
Derby Leader Sees Derby Loss But Keeps Record Intact
Col. Matt Winn, head of Churchill Downs, says the Kentucky Derby could lose about 100,000 dollars this year. He prioritizes preserving the Derby’s 69-year uninterrupted run. The race will proceed as scheduled with limited outside spectators to align with local transportation guidance.
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Matt Winn
Louisville
Winn
America
Col. Winn
Churchill Downs, Inc
Joseph B. Eastman
Defense Transportation
Churchill Downs
Rabbits Tangle With Loop Leaders At Brookings Saturday
State College Rabbits prepare for a key North Central Conference clash with leaders North Dakota University at Brookings on Saturday night. Wedged in a tight race, the Rabbits seek to even the season series after a 38 to 30 loss at Grand Forks.
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Sioux
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Kenny Hummel
Lyon
T. E. McCrady
Rolf Hanson
McCrady
The
South Dakota University
State
Vermillion
Gquara
Sisie
Atrong
North Dakota Sioux
Bowling Ban City League Scores and Player Totals
District bowling results show multiple teams with large totals and handicaps. Players listed include Dumedey 67, Johnson 923, Gibby 604, Servite Shoe Shop 20 wins, Hols Yarbush 531, Reed Johnson 4523, Dolan 489, and Johnston 438. Totals and handicaps appear across various line entries with mixed legible data.
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Fullertos
Gibby
Johnson
Servite Shoe Shop
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Dex
Qaeneara Oi
Cooke
Reed
Derdhon
Beddowie
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S To. Bess
Dolan
On Johnston
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Tatas
Fifth Annual NCAA Tourney Set for Madison Square Garden
The NCAA scheduled March 30 for the fifth annual basketball championship at Madison Square Garden New York with eastern and western finals set for March 24 25 and 26 27 at the Garden Municipal Auditorium Kansas City and a consolation final planned for third place. Committees from eight districts will pick the top teams for the Preliminaries with district representatives including Wilson Van Alstyne Keegan Williams McBride Edwards and others.
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National Collegiate Athletic Assoiation
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the Garden
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Kenneth L. Wilson
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Ben van Alstyne
Michigan State University
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H. H. King
Kansas State College
Clyde E. McBride
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University of Missouri
St. Lawrence Edges Highmore 22 to 20 in tight win
St. Lawrence overcome a slow start to defeat Highmore 22 to 20. Marso led Highmore with 11 points while Gradon topped St. Lawrence with eight. First half fouls kept the score close as St. Lawrence trailed 11-7 at halftime.
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Highmore
Marso
Gradon
Grame
Maryland Sets 15 Day Spring Horse Racing Plan
Maryland to hold 15 days of spring racing at Pimlico Bowie and Havre de Grace with all events on Pimlico only. Governor OConor expected to approve a plan restricting racing to these three tracks amid debates over smaller tracks in Maryland. Fights section notes a boxing knockout from Elizabeth, NJ with Bill Grant defeating Peterson.
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Maryland
Elf
Herbert R. O'Conor
Racing Commission
Pimlico
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Pimlco
Bel Air
Hagerstown
Tigers To Mitchell For Clash With Kernels In Top ESD Game
The Tigers travel to Mitchell for a key ESD clash with the Kernels as both teams contend for position. Mitchell aims to rebound from a cold spell while Huron hopes to boost its standings behind star players and reserve efforts from the B squad.
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Kernels
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Secfu
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Ite
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Woashabaugh
Phils Sale Struggles Highlight Roundup
New York note on the Phils sale to amateur promoters facing higher costs than the $25,000 each. Tim Cohane quips Nugent earns merit for service to the game. In Union City two girls hoops games go to three overtimes before ending in a tie. Hugh Mulcahy files a Fort Bragg sports column while Navy stories recount a belligerent citizen disarmed at Great Lakes. Clark Shaughnessy marked three years as Stanford coach amid superstition talk.
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Tim
World Telly
Hugh Mulcahy
The
Fort Bragg
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Howard Hickey
Navy
Cleveland Rams
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford
Letcher Tigers Rout Forestburg 27 to 18 in Tough Win
Letcher High School Tigers defeated Forestburg 27 to 18 Tuesday night. Harry Samis returned to the lineup scoring 10 points. Goberd and Case led with 12 each, while Shay and Samis added 10 apiece. Tigers set early lead and face Alpena Wildcats next Friday.
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Letcher
Feb
Letcher High School Tigers
Forestburg
Tigers
Harry Samis
Goberd
Case
Shay
Samis
Larson
Alpena Wildcats
Alpena
Wolsey Wins To Stay On Top Of BC Loop
Wolsey Cardinals beat Virgil Pirates 38 to 34 in Virgil. Gordon led with 16 points for Wolsey, Fuercher had 16 for Virgil. Wolsey second team defeated Virgil seconds 23 to 12. Jungemann scored eight for Wolsey.
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Virgil
Wolsey Cardinals
Virgil Pirates
Gordon
Cardinals
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Jungemann
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