Watertown Arrows Hand Huron Ninth Conference Loss
Watertown Arrowbacks edged Huron Tigers 36 to 26 as Coffey's squad extended its Eastern South Dakota conference skid to ten losses. Niermeyer led Huron with four baskets and three free throws, while McLaughlin paced Watertown with 16 points and Gucerdine added key late scores.
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Huron
Iss Watertown Arrows
Tigers
Streal
Kingsbury
Watertown
Niermeyer
Greene
Ugen
Gucerdine
McGinty
Pugsley Maid
McLaughlin
Geberdine
McLaughtin
Mitchell
Nas
Bell
Sioux Falls College
Augustang
Sioux Falls
Stahl
Sherlock
Pugsler
Buchanan
Enggboretsen
Miermeyer
Pedergon
Nie Brugge
Wheeler
Venzke Sets Indoor Mile Mark With 4:10 Time
Pottstown boy Gene Venzke powered to a 4:10 mile at the Baxter mile in New York, smashing his indoor record and surpassing Paavo Nurmi's outdoor mark. He led a quartet of rising stars including Leo Sexton, George Spitz, and Emmett Toppo Top 19, all excelling in events from shot put to high jump and sprints.
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Hugh
Fullerton
New York
Gene Venwake
America
George Spitz
New York University
Leo Sexton
New York Athletic Club
Emmett
Loyola University of New Orleans
Venzke
Paavo Nurmi
Jules Ladoumegue
Pottstown
Mit
Frank Crowley
Manhattan
Zollege
Leo Larymond
Jeft
Werzke
Colebrookdele
Sexton
Georgetown
Emil Hirschfeld
Germany
Spitz
Boston
Saile i
Aube Seeks Regular Job With New York Yankees
Husky Aube, a Fordham alum and charismatic left hander nicknamed during road crew days, aims to win a regular Yankees role. The 23 year old from Westbrook Maine pitched in Albany and the Eastern league, posting 10 wins 4 losses in 150 innings with 4 strikeouts and 35 walks.
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Associated Presa
Bermidas Joseph
Aube
New York Yankees
New York
Fordham University
Fordham
Yankees
Albany
Senators
Westbrook
Maine
Cavour Girls Change Plans For Prelim Rival
Announcement by coach Gladys Beall states Cavour will face Wessington in a preliminary basketball game, replacing the planned match with Tro nvois. Huron College captain Ralph Noblgren misses the Mines game due to illness.
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Cavour
Iroquois and Wessington
Huron College School of Mines
Wessington
Tronvois
Gladys Beall
Ralph Noblgren
Huron College
Mines
Miller Tourney Pairings Made
Drawings announced for district 15 high school basketball tournament set for February 25 and 26 in Miller auditorium. Nine teams compete after Sail Creek’s admission, with Harrold vs Wessington and Sand Creek vs Miller among opening round pairings. Highmore, co leader with Pierre, is favored to win. Miller hopes to repeat with Bohning and Ulrich back from injuries.
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Uzrich
Bohning
Nness
Ulrich
Black Hills Ski Event To Showcase National Jumpers
Sylvan Lake in The Black Hills hosts a ski show featuring US Olympic team member F. Ellingson and Falstad among noted jumpers from Sioux Valley Ski Club Canton on their way from Lake Tahoe tournament. The event at the natural hill near Falstad offers mobogganing ice races and skating with a 0.25 mile ride, plus amateur skiers from local ranks expected March 6 and entries from Lieut. J. A. Michela Ft Meade and Milton Harris Lead.
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Black Hills
Parrimoen
F. Flingson
United States
Silver Tip Peak
Harney Range
Cimoen
Falstad
Sioux Valley Ski Club
Canton
South
Fia Weason
A. Michela
Ft Meade
Milton Harris
Woonsocket Triumphs Over Springs In Tight Thriller
Woonsocket Redmen edged Wessington Springs 21 to 20 in a hard fought high school basketball game here last night. Coach John Hogan guided Woonsocket to the narrow victory in a defense heavy contest.
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Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
John Hogan
Woonsocket Redmen
Large Crowds Expected For 12th Annual Court Meet
Lake Preston hosts the twelfth Kingsbury county high school basketball tournament with record crowds expected despite weak economy. De Smet defends its title with Arlington, Lake Preston, and Oldham among top challengers. First round action starts tomorrow with semi finals Saturday and the two finals Saturday night, officiated by Vincent Galvin of Sioux Falls.
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Lake Preston
Kingsbury
Gene Fleman
South Dakota
Jgngsburg
Lake Preston High School
Pa Smet
de Smet
Woyen
de Simet
Arlington
Iroquois
Chiefs
Hang
Oldham
Erwin
Bancroft
Hetland
Troquois
Erwin-Bancroft
Hetland-Arlington
Vinccent Galvin
Sioux Falls
Gettysburg Indoos Win Cage Tourney in Aberdeen
Gettysburg defeats Aberdeen American Legion 38 to 19 to claim the northern South Dakota independent basketball championship. Tygeson and Manful fouled out, Stewart stepped up with strong floor play, Goedorn scored 12 points for Gettysburg as they broke Aberdeen’s stalling defense.
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Gettysburg Indoos
Aberdeen
Gettysburg
South Dakota
Aberdeen American Legion
Tygeson
Stewart
Goedorn
Legion
Wolsey Rallies To Defeat Wessington
Wolsey high school edged Wessington 22 to 21 in a tight basketball game here. Wessington led 17-12 late, but Wolsey rallied to prevail by one point. Mirium Wolsey and Kastner Wessington each scored 12. In a preliminary Wolsey girls lost to Wessington girls 16 to 1.
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Wolsey
Wessington Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Wesington
Wessington
Mirium
Kastner
Wolsey Gitls
Wessingtor
Kieckhefer Accepts Billiard Challenges for 30-Game Tourney
Chicago February 14 Augie Kieckhefer, who last week won the fashion billiard championship for the tenth time, has accepted four rivals challenges for a special 30 game tournament. The challengers are Willie Hoppe Welker Cochran Arthur Thurnbred and Jay Bozeman. The event begins next month with two matches daily in the afternoon and night.
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Chicago
Augie Kieckhefer
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Arthur Thurnbred
Jay Bozeman
Coyotes Struggle In North Central Basketball Race
South Dakota Coyotes drop four straight conference games after a strong pre season showing. Star guard Steve Adkins loses shooting touch and illness slows the team as ineligible players and slumps hit the squad. North Dakota Aggies appear poised to clinch the title with two games left, while North Dakota U and South Dakota State also vie for the crown in a tight race.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Coyote Basketeers
Mighty
Coyotes
Cyotes
Hay
Nebraska
Oklahoma Aggies
Steve Adkins
Coyote
Adkins
On Morningside
University
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Aggies
Bison
Fargo
North Dakota U
South Dakota State
State
Brookin Ings
Tackrabbits
North Dakota University
South Dakota U
Doland Trips Garden City in South Dakota Hoop Tilt
Doland high school edged Garden City 39 per the late 1962 South Dakota schedule report. Hoover led Doland with nine points while Lovelace matched Garden City’s two big men Caldwell and Lawrence. Redfield prep prepares for Doland while Doland’s Wheelers head to Redfield for the next game in the northeast loop. The Redfield Pheasants hope for an upset but face injury and lineup questions ahead of the final conference clash.
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Deland
Garden City High School
Ipswich
Howard Lester
Hoover
Wheeler
Lovelace
Garden City
Caldwell
Lawrence
Redfield
Deland Wheelers
Redfield Phea
Van
Ward
Ness
White
Mar McNickle
K. Parden
Red Johnson
Mel McNickle
Redfield High School
Golden Pheasants
Pheasants
Rockham
Faulkton
Brentford
Herd
Injury Keeps Jaffee From Skating Events
New York report states Irving Jaffee, Olympic 5,000 and 10,000 meter champion at Lake Placid, will miss skating tests due to an injury. Rivals in Europe and the Americas expected to challenge in upcoming meets.
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Jaffee
New York
Irving Jaffee
Lake | Kan Sty! Placid
America
Dempsey Faces Levinsky in Chicago Comeback Test
Jack Dempsey returns to Chicago tonight in a four round bout against King Levinsky at the Chicago Stadium. The bout tests his comeback with Levinsky hailed as his strongest test yet after victories against lesser foes. An indoor crowd around 22 000 is expected with a cross gate near 74000 dollars, and glove weight will be nine and a half ounces for tonight.
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Charles Dunkley
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Teath
Gene Tunney
King Levinsky
Manassa Mauler
Tunney
Soldier Field
Levinsky
Chicago Stadium
Dempsey
Cocksure
Tommy Loughran
Pawling Uzcudun
Primo Carnera
National Boxing Association
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
Nine teams to contest Redfield district basketball tourney
Redfield hosts the annival district 13 high school tourney February 45 and 26 with nine teams including Redfield Ashton Brentford Mellette Conde encages Frankfort Rockham Faulkton Seneca. First round games Thursday start at 1:30 p.m. winners advance to Friday semi finals then 9 p.m. final for the district championship. Consolation games follow in the afternoon.
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Redfield
S. W. van Voorhis
Ashton
Brentford
Melletle
Conde
Frankfort
Rockham
Fons
Hornsby Pleased With New Cub Talent
Santa Catalina report from February 18 notes manager Tagers Hornsby upbeat about rookies Lyle Tining and Stanley Back. Tining posted 24 victories against two losses for Des Moines in the Western League, while Back shows promise as a third base hopeful.
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Vandy
Tagers Hornsby
Lyle Tinening
Des Moines
Stanley Back
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