Mitchell Kernels Hostile Dance Sparks Bad Sportsmanship
Second and third place selections of sites illuminate six regional tourneys as Mitchell triumphs. Boll Flummmerk, Huronite sports editor, rails at Mitchell for hosting a basketball game followed by a dance. He criticizes the Kernels for inviting Huron Tigers to parade ground then hogging the floor, calling the event discourteous. The setting for last night's Huron Mitchell hardwood clash featured ballroom activities, and the Tigers offered poor partnership.
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Seon
Mitchell Triumph
Mitchell
Huron Tigers
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Huron
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Walz
Youel
Charity Jane
Four Jackrabbit stars to thrill Huron cage fans Saturday
Jackrabbits from South Dakota State will face the Huron Scalpers in a double header at the Huron campus gym. Brookings highs meet Huron high school in the opener. Noted players include Rishol Small Brakke Bensa and Kortan. No reserved seats announced. gym capacity expected to fill.
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Jackrabbit
Huron Cage
Jolrwer
South Dakota State
Huron College
Huron College Gymnasium
Huron High School
Brookings
Bunnies
Scslpers
Brook
Huron
Gifford Bensa
Steve Kortan
State College
South Dakota University
Root
Adkins
Kernels Rally Past Huron for 48 17 Victory
In a rough, low scoring game the Kernels moved ahead early and built a 23 point lead by the end of the third, with Bircher and Ludeman scoring key baskets. Huron fought to the end but the Kernels secured the double victory in conference play.
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Kernels
Tacelee
Huron
Watertown Arrows
Tigers
Ludeman
Bircher
Covine
Kernel
Kernels Triumph Despite Huron Rally And Slippery Floor
Mitchell leads with nine points as Kernels win a low scoring game amid slick court conditions. Walz tops scoring with nine. Ludeman adds seven for Huron with Youel Hart and Nieranyer contributing modestly. Early Mitchell seconds beat Letcher 23 30 as the moor complicates play and both teams struggle to maintain rhythm.
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Kernels
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Walt
Tiger
Englebretsen
Ludeman
Bobb
Birchet Agt
Cozine
Pooley
Walz
Huron
Youel
Hart
Nieraneyer
Huron-Mitchell
Letcher
Bircher
Dich
Beef Trust Carnival entries flow in for showdown
Detroit reports the Beef Trust Carnival draws 2 entrants with Scotty Monteith promoting a big boxing card tomorrow at Olympia Stadium. Six states and one city supply fighters for a $3,000 purse led by Detroit’s Walter Madey Art Maley Sylvien Taylor and Milwaukee’s Knute Dane Pat Whalen Charlie Van. Yankton track call-out for training follows, highlighting Jon Mendel as a standout sprinter and broadjumper.
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Detroit
Scotty Monteith
Beef Trust
Olyzopie Stadium
Walter Madey
Art Maley
Sod Sylvien ‘Taylor
Knute Dane
Pat Whalen
Charlie van
Milwaukee
Yankton
Yankton College
More Moores Make Merry Mixup For Muddled Baseball Writers
Chicago February 12 in a curious baseball note seven players named Moore are under contract for next season creating potential confusion among writers. Among them are three James Moores: James Stanford Moore of the White Sox James William Moore of the Athletics and James Gregg Moore of the Giants. Additional Moores include Wileey William Moore of the Red Sox William Austin Moore of Brooklyn Randolph Moore of the Braves and John Moore of the Cubs. If the White Sox had kept Moore players might have included James William and Randolph along with James Stanford. The Moores worry officials may face muddled official averages.
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Chicago
Moores
James Moore
James Stanford Moore
Chicago White Sox
James William Moore
Athletics
James Gregg Moore
New York Giants
Wileey William Moore
Boston Red Sox
William Austin Moore
Brooklyn
Randolph Moore
Boston Braves
John Moore
Cubs
White Sox
James William
Randolph
James Stanford
Charles Comiskey
Robinson Nears Skating Honors at North American Champs
Ross Robinson of Toronto dominates the five mile race in 14 31.5 as he nears victory in the North American amateur speed skating championship. He extends his lead to 58 points after two days of skating at Saranac Lake and Lake Placid. Ray Murray of New York is second with 40 points, Neil Farrell of Chicago third with 30. Junior skaters set two new records, Orel Duffy of Toronto posting a second world mark in 220 yards and Eddie Stund of Chicago breaking the intermediate half mile world record in 1 23.5.
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Saranac Lake
Ross Robinson
Toronto
Lake Placid
Robinson
Ray Murray
New York
Neil Farrell
Chicago
Orel Duffy
Eddie Stund
Training School Again Defeats Gann Valley in Plankinton
The South Dakota Training School defeated Gann Valley High on the Plankinton court by 16 to 32. Downing led with 12 points, while the high scorer for Gann Valley was not named clearly. Coach Hanmer’s team advances in the Independent tournament set for Plankinton.
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Gann Valley
South Dakota Training Shop
Gann Valley High School
Plankinton
Patcd
Cam
Waa
Downing
Mebius
Gana Valley
Cans Valley
Hanmer
Schoo Rive
Plankin- Frith Coca Beene Ie
Wesleyan Routs Yankton Clinching Near Title in South Dakota
Wesleyan University defeated Yankton College 35 to 20 to tighten its hold on the South Dakota conference basketball race. Yankton showed fatigue from a Black Hills trip, while Wesleyan used a faster, more aggressive attack in the second half to pull away. Stensland led Yankton with steady forward play, and Beiers and Fishbeck paced Wesleyan as the Tigers consolidated their pennant chances.
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Yankton
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota
Yankton College
Wesleyan
Black Hills
Yanktons
Tigers
Stensland
van Cleve
Beiers
Fishbeck
Woonsocket Wins Three Cage Tilts
Woonsocket high school Redmen defeat Wessington Springs 32 to 30 to rise as district 21 contenders. Kogel and O Connor lead with five and four fields, Cross waited three, Hendricks and Johnson one each. Woonsocket led 15-9 at half. The Woonsocket girls also won 11 to 10, and Central West Power Company routed Alpena 15-0.
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Woonsocket
John Hogan
Woonsocket High School
Redmen
Wessington Springs
Springs
Kogel
O'Connor Teading
Crosswaite
Hendricks
Johnson
Woornsocket
Pinnard
Lammers
Lucas
Weasington Springs
All Woonsocket
Central West Power Company
Alpena Red Bed Dragons
Woonmcket
Hall
Moberg
Aberdeen Y M C A Team Favorite In Northern Independent Tourney
Aberdeen February 12 Second round action narrowed the Northern South Dakota independent basketball tournament to semifinals with Aberdeen Y M C A looming as strong favorite after a 35 to 1 win over Groton Gettysburg trimmed Webster 25 to 28 Rosholt eliminated Westport 22 to 10 and Faulkton beat Aberdeen headquarters batt ery 22 to 2 The Y M C A displayed a rapid offense and sharp shooting while Rosholt defense and steady shooting carried them to a win Gettysburg faced Webster in a tight game late and Faulkton used defense to hold a late lead The Y M C A meets Gettysburg and Faulkton meets Rosholt in tonight’s games with the winners advancing to the finals
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South Dakota
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Groton
Gettysburg Trim Webster
Rosholt
Westport
Faulkton
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Association
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Irouad
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Webster
Resholt
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Friedman
Devils of
Redfield
Meadowbrook Meet Draws Track Stars
Meadowbrook hosts a gathering of top indoor track talent including Kay Conger and Martin as colleges such as the University of Pennsylvania Harvard NYU Georgetown Penn State Princeton Maryland Union St Johns Brooklyn and Franklin and Marshall send their best in relays and distance events.
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Ea Sas Ees
Bsersphin
Martin
Hablar
Kay Conger
Carapets
Arena
University of Pennsylvande
Harvard
New York University
Georgetown
Penn State
Princeton
University of Maryland, Union
St. John’s College of Brooklyn
Franklin and Marshall
Fitzsimmons Grooming Horse at Aqueduct Tracks
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons trains 53 thoroughbreds at Aqueduct in a 20 lap indoors routine. He recalls Gallant Fox’s fame and stakes success while noting no current horse matches that victory. Three runners are prepared for the Preakness and Kentucky Derby as Silk plans and progeny from Wheatley and Belair are highlighted.
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New York
Aqueduct Race Track
Sunny
Jim
Fitzsimmons
Sunny Jim
Gallant Fox
Wheatley Stable
Helair Stud
Fox
Jim Dandy
Blenheim
Wheatley Stables
Silks
William Woodard
Sir Ashley and
Ormsby
Belair Stud
Sir Gallahad II
Mighty Fox
California Football Coach Selections Stir Student Body
Berkeley California Fen an objection by Leonard B Stub Allison first assistant Wisconsin and Frank Wickhorst Iowa line coach named to join Navy Bill Ingram as UC coach per student executive committee notes Brookings rout Arlington 22 17 Arlington Feb 12 Brookings won despite fouling Vermillion beats Wakonda 73 12 Swisher tallies 10 points St Louis hockey hits series record with 13 straight defeats 1906 national tournament near Chicago drew zero spectators this year 58800 attended multiple events
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Berkeley
Cal
Fen
Leonard B
Stub" Allison
University of Wisconsin
Frank Wickhorst
University of Iowa
College Basketball Scores and Results Snapshot
West Virginia defeated Navy 41 to 36 while Army beat New Hampshire. Ohio University crushed Ohio Wesleyan 23 to 3. Dartmouth defeated Cornell 19 to BM. Thomas St. Paul led 3 to 0 against Augsburg. Dakota Wesleyan beat Mitchell 35 to Yanks.
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College
West Virginia
Navy
Army
New Hampshire
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Dartmouth
Cornell
Thomas St. Paul
Augsburg
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Yank
De Smet Leads at Halftime, Hayti Wins 33 23
De Smet led 19 7 at halftime but Hayti surged in the final period to win 33 23. Lake Preston dispatch adds De Smet set to meet Erwin next week, though Hayti previously defeated De Smet, not Erwin.
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DE Smet
Hayti
Lake Preston
Erwin
Kingsbury County
Eastern Defeats Vikings Handily
Eastern defeated Augustana college Lions 45 to 23 in Madison on February 12. Captain Turner scored early for Eastern as Kochenderfer tied it, then Yamer and Gregerson sparked a 21 to 5 first-half run. Eastern led 31 to 6 after halftime as substitutes padded the margin. Referee Livingston from South Dakota.
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Madison
Eastern Normal
Augustana Vcollege
Lions
Augustana
Eastern
Turner
Kochenderfer
Yamer
Gregerson
Sioux Falls
Burns
Oxwang
Peterson
Kvenvold
Sons
Madison Plans Indeo Tourney
Eight teams entered the independent basketball tournament to be held in Madison next week. Opening game Wednesday at 2 30 features Fedor and Franklin. Howard Savages meet Winfred Friday afternoon, with Oorlend and Oldham Friday night. Central West Power of Woonsocket vs Madison Shamrocks in the first round's final. Consolation games Friday morning, semifinals Friday afternoon, final Friday night.
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Madison
Fedor
Franklin
Howard Savages
Winfred
Oorlend
Oldham
Central West Power
Woonsocket
Madison Shamrocks
Junior Cage Meet Planned At Lead In March
The Black Hills juvenile basketball tourney will be held March 13 and 14 with RB G Cartwright as director. Rules approved by R E Rawlins of Pierre have been sent to coaches. entries due by March. Last year Deadwood won 115-pound class, Lead took three classes, and Tetraville won mixed weight. trophies and pennants awarded to winners and runners-up.
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Black Hills
RB. G. Cartwright
R. E. Rawlins
Pierre
Sret
Deadwood
Tetraville
Lead
Destlwood
Newell
Spearfish
Spearfish ,Training School
Sturgis
Vale
Nisland
Whitewood
Lead Cathedral
Rapid City
Rapid City Indian School
Terra
Regional high school elimination meets set for March regionals
Eight cities including Pierre Aberdeen Mo bridge Watertown Woonsocket and Rapid City will host regional high school basketball tournaments in early March. Final arrangements for Sioux Falls and Yankton regions are pending. Each regional features four district champions with state finals at Mitchell March 13.
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Pierre
Aberdeen
Mobridge
Watertown
Woonsocket
Rapid City
RR. E. Rawlins
Board of Control
State High School Athletic Association
Sioux Falls
Yenkton
Mitchell
Railroaders Fall Before Habichts in Avenue Industrial League
C N W railroaders lost two of three matches to Habicht Habicht last night as Habicht exceeded 900 in the opener and won by 42 in the final game. Vorhees led with 559 over three games for the railroaders and Cook 558 for Habicht, with Voorhes matching Pittenger on a 210 single. Vorhees qualified for the C N W team bound for Watertown state tournament. six players competed for spots on the squad.
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Habicht
Vorhees
Watertown
Iroquois Stuns Wolsey In Twin Basketball Wins
Iroquois swept Wolsey in both games. The boys dominated 22 to 8 after a 13 to 3 halftime edge, with Murphy scoring eight. Wolsey’s Minium led their team, while the Wolsey girls were limited to a single free throw in a 13 to 1 loss.
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Iroquois Wolsey
Iroquois
Wolsey Boys
Murphy
Minium
Wolsey Girls
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