Eagles Triumph Over Huron In Ragged Clash
Aberdeen Eagles upset Huron Tigers 49 to 31 in a rough contest. Carrier led Aberdeen with 16 points while Kittleson scored seven for Huron as the Eagles defense bottled up the Tiger ace and momentum swung late.
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Aberdeen
Huron Tigers
Campbell
Eagles
Marshall Kittleson
Huron
Tigers
Kitclason
Gene Schultz
Tiger
Devick
Carrier
Chuck Cartier
Kittleson
Pumy
Otto Jacobson
Schulz
Schroeder
Alpena High School
Busch
Buchanan
Alpena
McWilliams
Kenmitz
Keuger
Gruber
Sorenson
Jacobson
Kittieson
Sheeks
Basten
Quartecs
Canning Five Ends Successful Trip With Mixed Results
Canning high school completed a three day journey with Ree Heights beaten 15 to 2 and Beadle county leaders Wessington defeated 14 to 11 while Huron college beat Canning 39 to 24. Ft Pierre edged Canning 20 to 19 after leading 14 to 8 at halftime. Canning seconds beat Ft Pierre seconds 15 to 16.
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Canning
Specia
Canning High School
Ree Heights
Wessington
Teaders
Huron College
Ft. Pierre
Bt. Pierre
Lou Gehrig Seeks Higher Pay After Tour Return
Lou Gehrig returns from a world tour and says he aims for far more money than last season. His two year contract at 25000 dollars per year has expired. He says he is no holdout and has not seen his contract. Ed Barrow declines to confirm reports of a 35000 dollar offer.
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Lou Gehrig
New York
New York Yankees
Ed Barrow
Gehrig
Engelbretsen Reasserts Scoring Lead in Valley Showdown
Creighton forward Emily Box Engelbretsen swept past Don Dittemore of Washburn as she piled up 14 field goals and 2 free throws for 18 points. She tops the Missouri Valley with 86 conference points in nine games and leads Creighton with 124 points in 13 contests. Jack Lomax trails with 89 total.
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Englebretsen
Omaha
Neb
Emily Box Engelbretsen
Creighton University
Missouri Valley
Spc
Eeglebretsen
Creighton
Jack Lomax
Demeray to Fight Elks Title Bout in Huron
Aberdeen welterweight Dick Demeray plans a ten round championship bout against Al Braun headline the February Uneun card in Huron. Demeray arrives Monday and will box exhibition bouts with two round matches before the Elks event, with referee selections to be discussed with Leo Bloomberg and the American Legion organizers.
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Dick Demeray
Aberdeen
al Braun
Huron
Baron Elks
Leo Bloomberg
Demeray
Elks
American Legion
Bloomberg
Legion
Frank Staley
Demeray Braun
Golden Glovers Retain Laurels
Four champions retained their Golden Gloves titles in Minneapolis with four new champions crowned. Returning titleholders include Gwen Trickey and Kenneth Brown from the University of North Dakota, Ben Blanchette, and Carlyle Laverud of Minneapolis. New champions are Carl Eckstrom, Tim Johnston, Willie Hayoe, and Hibbing’s Joey Galligure who held the previous flyweight title.
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Minneapolis
Rep
University of North Dakota
Gwen Trickey
Kenneth Brown
Ben Blanchette
Blanchette
Watertown
S. D
Carlyle Laverud
Joey, Galligure
Hibbing
Carl Eckstrom
Tim Johnston
Big Lake
Willie Hayoe
Mankato
Four Aces Win From Culbertson's Team
In New York on February 4, the Four Aces led by Oswald Jacobs defeated Ely Culbertson's four with a decisive 5 340 point margin to reach the grand national contract bridge championship finals. The Chicago quartet of M. H. Besser Ralph Kempner Charles Rilling and Harold W. Sax joined two New York pairings to challenge the Four Aces in the semi finals.
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Aces
Culbertson
New York
Ely Culbertson
Four Aces
Oswald Jagoby
Wes
Chicago
M. H. Besser
Ralph Kempner
Charlies Rilling
Harold W. Sax
Impellittiere signs For Bout With Primo
NEW YORK February 2 a circus barker at Madison Square Garden hypes a ten round bout between Primo Carnera former world heavyweight champion and Ray Impellittiere. The New York State Athletic Commission sanctioned the match though Commissioner Brown refused to participate. Referee likely Jock Dempsey. Impellittiere has prior losses to Loughran Neusel Teuten and Gallagher and recently stopped George Neron in Newark.
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New York
Madisa Square Garden
Primo Cater
Ray Impellittiere
Primo Carmera
Ruy Inpellittiere
Stz% Athletic Commission
Bol Brown
Jock Dempsey
Trapellittiere
Tommy Loughran
Walter Neusel
Brands Teuten
Minty Gallagher
George Neron
Newark
District 11 high school play pairings set at Artington
Drawings to determine district 11 basketball tournament spots will be held Saturday at 10 o clock in Artington. District members include Bryant Heyti Lake Norden Arington Hetland Oldham Erwin and Lake Preston. Ea Livingston of Sions Falls arranged the engagement.
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Lake Preston
Cleventh
St Artington
Bryant
Heyti
Lake Norden
Ariington
Hetland
Oldhem
Erwin
Lake Prestom
Livingston
Sions Falls
Irish Ring Artist Doyle Targets Baer For World Title
Jack Doyle a six foot four inch Cork native mixes boxing with song and dance as he eyes Max Baer for the heavyweight title. Doyle recalls a 1933 England setback that spurred his touring act and plans a mountaintop training camp to shed weight and win the crown.
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Jack Doyle
County Cork
New York
Max Baer
Romeo
Bhs
Tink
Man Doyle
Iis Debarkation
Barr
Baer
Jack
England
Jack Pettersom
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Ota
Doyle
Cork
Friedman
Walter
Charley
Trish
Erin
Maxie
California Winter Golf Campaign Ends in Palm Springs
California wraps up winter golf campaigning as stars head toward Phoenix after a California visit. Horton Smith wins the $2,000 invitational with 260 for 72 holes, Ky Laffoon runner up at 261, Cooper and Morrison share third at 262. Drawings set for Miller tournament February 27–28 with committee members named.
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Palm Springs
Cal
America
Phoenix
Ariz
California
Horton Smith
Chicago
Ky Laffcon
Andy Harry Cooper
Fred Morrison
Pasadena
Wolsey Closes Home Schedule With Cavour Double Bill
Wolsey high school hoops hosts a Friday double header with Cavour on Wolsey floor. The main event features a girls clash as Wolsey aims to upset Cavour and spoil a perfect season. The boys game carries little stake as both teams are out of Beadle county race.
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Wolsey
Wokey High School
Cavour
Huron
Wolsey Boys
Wolsey Tems
District 14 Boards Set To Plan Basketball Tournament
District 14 committee members meet tomorrow at 4 PM in the Tredway and Siem sport shop to set the district basketball tournament schedule. Chairman O D Dunbar of Huron announced the event will be held at Huron college gym on February 2 and March 1, with Supt C I Krumm of Iroquois and Supt N J Platt of Hitchcock joining the discussions.
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Deawings Highmore
H. A
India
Millet
Miller
Supervnetene Kramer
Mil + Wardman
Wolsey
Indatl'ct
District 14
O. D. Dunbar
Huron
Tredway and Siem
Huron College Gymnasium
Dunbar
C. 1 Krumm
Iroquois
NJ. Platt
Hitchcock
Gettysburg Indees Edge Colored World Champions 22 19
Gettysburg Indees defeated the Roamer Kirls billed as colored world champions in a novel basketball game at Cheyenne Agency gymnasium by 22 to 19. The crowd overflowed. over 200 were turned away as spectators filled seats and stood on the floor with a cramped playing space remaining.
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Gettysburg
Equipoise Narrowly Misses Victory at Santa Anita Feature
Bad breaks cost Equipoise a possible win as Sweeping Light edged him by a length in a one mile Santa Anita feature. The injury jolt during bumping nearly altered the outcome, and the upset heightens expectations for the $100,000 Santa Anita handicap next Saturday. Equipoise trails Sun Beau in all time earnings by a wide margin.
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Equipoise
Los. Angeles
Santa Anita
Equipoive
Sun Bes
Japan Baseball Club Begins American Tour
A Japanese squad of 15 players led by captain Saban set sail for the United States today to face Pacific Coast professional and semi pro teams during an invasion era tour.
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Jap Baseball Club
Fab
Todey
Yankton Hounds Hold Off Spearfish In Narrow Win
Yankton Greyhounds edged Spearfish 28 to 25 to stay ahead late. Kendall of Yankton drew a foul, sinking two free throws as Spearfish mounted a final rally.
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Vankton
Feb
le Ih
Yankton
Greyhounds
Spearfish
Yellowjackets
Hounds
Kendall
Alpena Red Dragons Rout Virgil Ind with 30–11 Victory
Alpena, Feb 14. The Alpena Red Dragons overwhelmed the Virgil independents 30 to 11 in a fast breaking contest. Cattington led the Dragons with a 9–4 halftime edge and a strong finish, while a preliminary fat men team from Alpena beat Yeaner players 14–8.
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Alpena Red Dragons
Virgil
Alpena
Virgil Independents
Cattington
Dragons
Yeaner
Olin Heuser Title Bout Sought For Berlin June 2
Promoters seek a heavyweight title defense with Bob Olin against Adolf Heuser in Berlin on June 2. Olin’s camp will agree if a tax free $25,000 guarantee is deposited in a Paris bank.
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Olin-Heuser
New York
Bob Olin
Adolf Heuser
Germany
Berlin
Olin
Paris
Stengel Signs New Three Year Contract With Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers announce manager Casey Stengel signed a three year contract through 1937, replacing the prior two year deal. The voluntary agreement reflects a salary increase and honors his work last season as the club aims to become a winner under his leadership.
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Stengel
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
National Baseball League
Lasey Stengel
Sill
Dodgers
Stephen W. McKeever
Casey
Max Carey
Flopon Clan Seeks Rename for Barnyard Golf
In Columbus Ohio on February 14, B B Howard editor of Horseshoe World and secretary treasurer of the National Horseshoe Players Association announced a push to rename the game away from barnyard golf. D O Chess of Cleveland proposed "Ringer" as an alternative and the idea has gained some support.
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Columbus
B. B. Howard
Horseshoe World
Secetary
Ringer
Jder
Roward
States Help With NRA Aid During Revision
The administration counts on states extending NRA support while Roosevelt resists compressing agency powers. Press questions about state legislation receive a firm no. The report also notes bird temperatures and rapid circulation details, with food supply concerns and fuel shortages.
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NRA
Washington
Roosevelt
Mir
College basketball results gathered from AP bulletin
Army defeated Delaware 43 to 17 while Navy trailed West Virginia 2 0. Michigan State led Kentucky 2% at halftime. Dartmouth edged Cornell 23 to 2 with Manket 33. Waynesburg beat Washington and Jefferson 44 to 32. LSU topped Mississippi State 67 to 32.
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Associated Press
Army
Delaware
Navy
West Virginia
Dartmouth
Cornell
Michigan State
Kentucky
Manket
St. Mary's Oinema
Waynesburg
Washington and Jefferson
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Kimball Rallyest Heads Toward Third Place in Loop Chase
Mt. Vernon quintet and Kimball Kiotes win key league games in the Custer Battle field highway conference. Kimball defeats Gann Valley 34 to 13 and White Lake 56 to 12 led by Stowell Nouda Brady Foits and Carter. Kimball closes within one game of third place behind Plankinton, with final matchups looming and possible ties shaping the standings.
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Gain Valley
White Lake
Gaon Valley
Welch
Kimball Kiotes
Kimball
Gann Valley Quint
Carter
Foi
Shreyer
Hathaway
Gann Valley
Kimball Quint
Stowell
Nouda
Brady
Foits
Lunn
Hanson
Getty
Wulff
Plankinton
Stickney
Mt. Vernon
Chamberlain
W. L. Pet. Chamberlain
Bas Plankinton
Hopper
Gann Valle
Cincinnati Club Plans Youthful Reds 1935 Opening
Cincinnati Reds manager Charley Dressen announced a team average age under 26 for the 1935 campaign. Veterans Sunny Jim Bottomley Tony Piet Gordon Slade and Dressen himself will ride the bench while Chick Hafey and 26 year old Sammy Byrd are likely to start in the outfield.
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Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Ark
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati Reds Today
Dressen
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Tony Piet
Gordon Slade
Chick Hatey
Sammy Byrd
Yankees
Camp Gripped By Tenseness Racing Car May Be Tested
Edward J. Neil describes the tense countdown at a Florida training camp for Sir Malcolm Campbell and his 2500 horsepower Bluebird as wind and beach conditions delay a 150 mph shake down before attempting the world land speed record. Campbell, his seven English mechanics, and support staff await favorable winds on the Daytona Beach surface once smooth enough to test the machine.
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Daxtona Beach
Fla
Bil
Malcolm Campbell
Britain
Malcolm Camel
England
Frant Lockhart
Lee Bible
Campbell
Mighty Bluebird
Sig Malcolm
Exemption Sought for Yankton Missouri River Bridge
Rep Tom Reedy of Yankton introduced a bill to extend a ten year tax exemption for the Missouri river bridge at Yankton. Without exemption owners could face about 1000 dollars in taxes annually, while tolls remain in place. The bridge was funded by local and state efforts to aid river crossings.
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Pierre
Missouri River
Yankton
Tom Reedy
Reedy
Yonkton
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Thomas
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Woods
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Johnson
Mt. Vernon Quintet
Edward J. Neil
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