Friese, Fields Prepare For Last Minute Win Clash
By KEITH WHEELER Huron Scalpers defeat Wesleyan 46 to 27 to climb atop conference standings. George Einan scored 11 as the Scalpers rallied late, with Greever and Eman keying the finish. In prelims Friese and Fields, Minneapolis imports, set for six round battle with Martin and Dobbins ahead of Sharkey bout.
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Groton Triumphs Over Andover In Rough Battle
Groton defeated Andover 38 to 28 in a hard fought game here. Jed scored 13 at halftime as Groton rallied from a slow start to pull ahead in the second half. Bigelow led Andover with 12 points while Groton benefited from late shooting and foul balance ahead of district tournament action in Webster. Groton meets Webster in the first bracket Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
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Woonsocket Tops Pony Hills League Nine Victories
Woonsocket Redmen lead the Pony Hills Conference with nine wins and two losses and one game left to secure the title. Alpena holds second with seven wins and four losses and faces Wessington Springs next. Letcher remains third with six wins and four losses as the circuit nears its close. Recent results include Springs over Lane by a wide margin and Woonsocket’s narrow win over Letcher by 1 point.
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Time Out Letters on 35 Cent High School Game Tickets
Local readers protest high school basketball admission priced at 35 cents. Principal O D Dunbar defends charges as entertainment value funded partly by taxpayers, arguing intramural costs and subsidies for interscholastic teams. He notes tickets reflect commodity price, not pure taxes, and that spectators gain prestige and local pride.
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Vines Leads Tennis Pros To Home Town Showdown
Elsworth Vines returned to Pasadena amid film star applause and defeated Fred Perry 3 6 3 6 4 in a cross country series, drawing praise from celebrities including Douglas Fairbanks Norma Shearer and Joan Crawford as the crowd watched in Los Angeles. In Erwin, Erwin High beat De Smet 28 14 as winter weather delayed practice, with the second unit winning 9 7.
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Louis Brown Bombs in Lynchpin Ring Clash Preview
Kansas City February 17 Louis a famed finishing artist meets Washington's Watie Brown in an 11 round bout. Brown confident after recent wins and a heavier, leaner frame aims to outbox Louis for several rounds before pressuring for a finish. NBC hookup to carry the event at 10 05 p m CST with Walter Bates refereeing.
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District Cage Tourneys Start for South Dakota Schools
Opening day of South Dakota district basketball tourneys saw 2500 class B teams ready for championships. In District 28 at Mission Witten defeated Ideal 52 to 17 and Mission beat Colone 27 to 23. Weather and blocked roads delayed some games with first rounds shifted and multiple districts kicking off today and others Thursday.
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Jewell Young Aims For Western Conference Scoring Record
CHICAGO February 11 Jewell Young of Purdue can set a new Big Ten season scoring record by averaging 10 points in four games remaining. He has 129 points in eight games, averaging over 16. Young tied the single game record with 29 points against Illinois, on 13 baskets and three free throws, matching Joe Rieff's Northwestern mark.
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Redfield Captures Northeast Conference Title Amid Scheduling Woes
Redfield clinched the Northeast Conference cage title with a 21-2 record as travel was hampered by poor road conditions. Milbank edged to second after a 31-26 win over Webster, while Doland and Britton missed games, leaving unplayed affairs and district tournament focus central to the finish.
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Fedora High School Basketball Triumph in Pony Hill Clash
Fedora High School defeated Forestburg 21 to 19 in a Pony Hill Conference basketball game played last night at Forestburg. The low scoring affair showcased strong defense with Fedora securing the win on the road.
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Wessington Springs Hauls Victory Over Gann Valley
Wessington Springs High School basketball team rallied from a slow start to defeat Gann Valley 33 to 18. The halftime score favored Springs 13 to 12, with standout play from Skayer and DeLay. Jorgenson Munson and Holmgren missed the lineup due to illness.
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Southern Normal College Defeats Western Union 21 to 2
Southern Normal College of Springfield defeated Western Union College 21 to 2 in a basketball game. Southern Normal held the home team to two field goals in the first half and led 14 to 2 at the period end. Both teams improved in the second half as Western Union threatened to tie but fell short.
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Fights Last Night Report From Associated Press
In New York Saverio Turiello defeated Paul Hill in Oakland California as Joe Penning and Jimmy Currone registered wins in Brooklyn and New York respectively. In Los Angeles Lee Ramage stopped Joe Bauer in Cleveland. Seattle saw Al Hostak stop Leonard Bennet in Detroit.
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Ski Jumpers Warm Up At Salt Lake
Eager to keep America first in the air, record breakers gathered at Ecker Hi for the National Amateur Ski Championship final rounds. M A Strand, vice president of the American Ski Association, predicted record jumps as contenders including George Keodlarek of Duluth and Casper Oimoen of Anaconda, with 21 others listed.
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Apostoli-Krieger Winner May Have Chance For Crown
Two top lightweights meet in a ten round bout at the Hippodrome as a possible tune up for Friday’s Madison Square Garden title bout. Fred Apostoli of San Francisco and Sally Krieger of New York eye a 100-pound crown after setback losses.
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Czar on Cage Rules Proposed to Uniform Basketball Jurisdiction
New York after a meeting of about 30 coaches and writers proposed appointing a basketball czar to unify rule interpretation. The so called Judge Landis would oversee use of the block three second rule and other regulations, ensuring consistent play from New York to Chicago and beyond. The czar would be selected by the National Basketball Writers Association and paid by cooperating colleges.
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Metz Eliminated In Golden Gloves Meet
In Omaha last night rep Jevon Rayom Bayard Nebraska a sugar factory worker rounded out a convincing decision over Metz Chadron Nebraska state teachers college freximan from Yankton 5 D in a tight heavyweight semifinal of the Midwest Golden Gloves AA tournament Taylor won each round with jabs long lefts and rights while Metz kept his feet but suffered a beating After defeating Metz Taylor advanced to win the heavyweight championship by decision over Ernie McKinley Council Bluffs in the finals.
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Day’s Manager Seeks Ambers Title Tussle
In Chicago on February 11 Sam Pian, co-manager of Davey Day, offers Lou Ambers a $20,000 guarantee for a 15 round championship bout. Ambers won a split decision against Day in New York last week. Pian says Day will knock Ambers out.
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