Aberdeen Huron tilt draws biggest crowd with extra seats
Workmen install bleachers at Huron College gym as the Eastern South Dakota High School Conference title game between the Huron Tigers and Aberdeen Eagles looms. A capacity crowd is expected despite travel issues, with both teams aiming to clinch or strengthen standings in a pivotal 1937 38 season showdown.
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Faulkton Tumbles to Seneca 17 14 in Rough Bout
Seneca High School topped Faulkton second team 17 to 14 in a hard fought contest. Leighty starred for Seneca while Dodds and Ramscell led Faulkton. In a prior game Faulkton Gily posted a 24 16 victory over Seneca, keeping their undefeated season intact.
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Fights Last Night in Chicago and New York Sparring Notes
Fight results show Max Marck, 190, Chicago, defeating Chester Palatis, 1714, Det polt, in Chicago. In New York Milt Aron, 144, Chicago, records an account at Vittorio Venturi, 147 3-4, It aly (10).
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Letcher Poised To Claim Pony Hills Title Friday
Alpena battles for a share of the Pony Hills Conference as Woonsocket leads with 11 wins and one defeat while Alpena sits at 12 and one. Letcher sits third after a 32-25 win over Actesi and faces Woonsocket Friday as Alpena’s slim title hopes hinge on others’ outcomes.
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Ipswich Cagers Slug It Out With Miller In Tilt
Ipswich defeated Miller Rustlers 24 to 23 as Engler led Ipswich with 11 points and Hagin starred defensively. Reilly Osway and Erb each had six or eight for Miller, Keith Walter keyed Ipswich defense, and two Ipswich players fouled out. Next game hosts Wessington before the district tournament. Ree Heights and Highmore appear strong contenders for the tourney.
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Farm System Outlook and Brookings Basketball Notes
In baseball, scouts push farm system signings as Giants links to blue chip prospects. many are hoped to reach majors, with few making big leagues. Brookings notes two sophomores, Thornton and Holdhusen, may miss Saturday’s Omaha U game due to burns and infections, with Thornton possibly traveling to Omaha and Hartung starting if Thornton is held back.
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Sports Roundup From New York by Eddie Briez
Sports round up notes baseball talk about Sonja Henie trip to Norway with Dick Merrill and Mike Jacobs MIami basebal l Big tee carnival Derrick spence Winston Salem Duke Virginia North Carolina high school tournament 1600 players 49 teams March 8.
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Basketball Results From Associated Press Roundup
Oklahoma 31, Oklahoma Aggies. Valley City Teachers 38, Ellendale Normal 40. Columbia 3, Penn 33. Dartmouth St 42, Syracuse 40. Manhattan 40, St John’s 35. New York 31, Fordham 24. Providence 41, Temple 32. Navy 58, Denver Safeways 53. Oklahoma City Parkes 37.
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National Cage Champs Slump Deals Safeways Ahead of Tournament
Denver reports Everett Shelton says the Oklahoma City Safeways, national champions, face a late slump with the national tournament near. He promises a stronger, smarter club by opening day, citing rest and league film study as key. Ralph Bishop, 28, shined as a dependable freshman guard.
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Pointers Trounce Eastern for Sixth Straight Conference Win
Springfield contest saw the Southern Normal Pointers beat Eastern Normal 32 to 19 to extend their conference winning streak. Reinbold and Fitzgerald led with nine points each, while Dawson and Poulson topped Eastern with five points apiece as Southern built a 17 to 3 halftime lead.
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Correction on Highmore Redfield basketball score error
A clipping correction states the actual final score in the Highmore versus Redfield game was Redfield 3H to Highmore 27, reversing a prior erroneous report. The error arose from a recording mistake and a misread phone message.
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Cubs to fly blue white win flags at Wrigley
Chicago will install blue flags with a white W at Wrigley Field to signal wins for Cubs fans. After dark the flags will be lit with blue and white electric lights, following an idea proposed last summer by Comer P. Wrigley after comparing with the Giants practice.
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Sea Biscuit vs Pompoon Set for Santa Anita Showdown
Rivalry builds as Seabiscuit and Pompoon prepare to clash over a mile and one sixteenth in Santa Anita's handicap. The race looms after Seabiscuit's last win in November while Pompoon seeks form with a recent seven furlong victory. Other entries may alter the weekend outcome.
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Wolves and Eagles Win In Huron Fish School Round Two
In the intramural B division Wolves beat Tigers 15 to 14 in overtime led by Poncho Wipf with six points while Helseth had eight for the Tigers. Eagles defeated Falcons 20 to 1 with Mul lany and Hansen scoring for the Eagles and Greiske contributing six for the Falcons. Standings show Wolves 2 3 4 0 and Eagles 2 2 2 2 with next week Wolves face Falcons and Eagles meet Tigers.
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Jacobs Seeks More Favorites In Golf Club Champions
Augustine Florida February 11 Young Burleigh Jacobs of Wauwatosa Wisconsin aims to extend his leads in the golf club champions tournament round of eight. He has defeated Medalist Carl Dann Jr of Orlando and Bobby Dunkelberger in his first two matches to advance.
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Real Estate Transfers in Beadle and Huron Areas
Beadle County entries show James A. Collins transferring property to Fred Mains in Harreld SD with lot and block designations. Transactions involve Shesift to HO L. Corp and multiple parcel references in Brooks Ist Add, Wes sington, and Treasurer 49 Don Heston. Additional note mentions earth dust production in England and redeposition.
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Replacement For Ingalls Worries Redshirt Camp At USD
Vermillion February 17. USD Coyotes struggle to fill forward void after Mayord Taysilis injury. Dr. Hansen says Mayord will miss week on crutches likely out for season. Evers to start. others considered for relief including McGinty Howard Ptah and Diet Borsy as possible fillers. A loss to Morningside would threaten Central title hopes.
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Central League Race Nears End in South Dakota
Pierre driver Highmore Onida and Onida in Southern Division battle for Central South Dakota Conference titles. Ipswich leads North with key games this weekend. tie possibilities loom for division crowns and a playoff if needed. Present standings show Ipswich and Mobridge atop their divisions.
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New Orleans Open Attracts Elite Field For Pro-Am Prelude
The New Orleans Open pro am attracts about 200 players led by Johnny Revolt Evanston Kron and Dick Metz as the $5 000 Creseg City Open starts tomorrow. Weather delays caused earlier postponements but top money winner Kron aims to open a successful winter campaign despite recent injuries.
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Evanston
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Augusta
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Louis to Meet Winner in Title Defense in April
Joe Louis agrees to defend his heavyweight title for the second time, awaiting Friday night’s bout winner between Jerry Thomas of Chicago and Johnny Demick of Detroit. If Thomas wins, the bout moves to Chicago. if Demick wins, it heads to Detroit. Lewis also to face Nathan Mann in New Haven Wednesday night.
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Chicago
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Detroit
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New Haven
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