Beak Busters Win Big In South Dakota Gloves
Central Region Golden Gloves action in Sioux Falls narrows eight weight divisions with four fighters remaining. Notables include Joe Stahl Huron middleweight who stopped Gene Rosa Brookings, Bert Williams Madison defeating Fred De Marrnas Aberdeen, and Melvin Hageman Winfred beating Curtis Lofstad Lake Norden to reach welter semis. Other bouts feature Cliff Speese Pierre boosting to knockout later rounds.
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Sioux Falls
Joe Stahl
Huron
Gene Rosa
Brookings
Bert Williams
Madison
Mitchell
Fred de Marrnas
Aberdeen
Melvin Hageman
Winfred
Curtis Lofstad
Lake Norden
Pete Starck
Pierre
John Maher
St. Mary’s
Bill Hanson
Fred de Marzias
Lee Bell
Miller
Che Robinson
Flandreau
Gordon Owen
Sisseton
Orv. Robinson
Pete Stack
Stack
Dan Kribell
John Kehoe
St. Mary's
Phil la Rouche
Thurman Wolff
Yerke Larson
Bon Combes
Watertown
Alfred Hollwell
Dave Beckman
Delmar Westerman
Cavour Clinches Beadie County Conference Title
Cavour Cougars defeated Yale Trojans 44 to 26 to claim the Beadie County Conference championship. Dick Small led with 16 points while Duane Smith scored 11 for Yale. A traveling trophy named the Bacon will go to the winner of the year’s final game. The Cavour B team and graders also lost to Yale in their games.
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Cavour
Yale Trojans
Cavour Cougars
Beadie County
Cougars
Dick Small
Duane Smith
Yale
Bacon
Ree Heights Suffers Double Defeat in season finale
Ree Heights Warriors suffer a double defeat to Bonilla in their last scheduled game. The preliminary won by Bonilla Sewada 28-26. Final scores: Ree Heights 32, Bonilla 27. Iron Wing of Stephan refereed.
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REE Heights
Specialj
Ree Heights Warriors
Bonilla
Bonilla Sewada
Ropile
Stephan
Larry Gilbert Facts and Fates as Nashville Manager
Larry Gilbert, long time Nashville manager, refuses major league berths to remain in the Southern Association where he captained the Nash ville club to three straight titles. He holds half ownership, values self-employment at age 50, and recalls 1920 refusals to join Cleveland. Gilbert started in New Orleans, led the Pelicans to pennants, and once helped Buddy Myer reach the majors without bonuses.
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Mortimer Kheeger
Orleans
Larry Gilbert
Nashville
Larry
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Nash’ville
Kansas City
A. J. Heinemann
Gilbert
Heinemann
Cleveland
Jaki Atz
Juarry
Larry, Jr
Charley
Chicago Bs
Birmingham
Pelicans
Gilbart
Buddy Myer
Washington
Myer
Boxing Battle Royal at Cheyenne Agency Bout
A 36 round boxing card at Cheyenne Agency features Pine Ridge Indians versus the Cheyennes with a six or more fighter Battle Royal in elimination format. Notable entrants include Sylvan Hauff, Richard Hauff, Frank Beaffey, Arthur Lafferty, George Ghost Dog, Theodore Ghost Dog, Alfred Young, Harold Nelson for Pine Ridge and Douglas Knight, Milton Cook, Leo Hodgkiss, Sanford Azure, Delbert Ducharme, Everett DeWitt, Alvin Rivers, Alfred Marshall, William Iron Moctasin for Cheyenne. Francis Gage serves as referee.
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Gettysburg
Cheyenne Agency
Pine Ridge
Theodore Ghost Dog
Alfred Young
Harold Nelson
Douglas Knight
Milton Cook
Leo Hodgkiss
Sanford Azure
Delbert Ducharme
Everett DeWitt
Alvin Rivers
Alfred Marshall
William Iron Moctasin
Francis Gage
K. of C. Bowlers To State Tourney From Huron League
Five teams from the Huron Knights of Columbus Bowling League will travel to Watertown on Sunday for the state tournament. Three Huron teams join squads from Woonsocket and Cavour to compete in five man team events along with singles and doubles. Sunday evening refreshments will be provided by the Watertown Council and officers for the 1943 state tournament will be elected at an evening meeting.
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Huron Knights of Columbus
Watertown
O. J. Esters
Huron Lodge League
Huron
Woonsocket
Cavour
Esterl
Huron League
Thomas Still Leads Hamlin County Standings in Week Wins
Thomas continues to lead Hamlin County Conference with late wins over Hazel 56 to 30 and Castlewood 47 to 9. Bryant follows with a 40 to 6 victory over Lake Norden. Hayti defeats Hazel 31 to 21 while Lake Norden tops Castlewood. Standings show Thomas 10 1 909 2 214 7 3 .700 and Lake Norden 6 9 402 among others.
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Bryans
Ty — Lepreiniy
Thomas
Hamlin County
Hazel
Castlewood
Bryant
Lake Norden
Hayti
Willow Lake
Yankton Cagers Face Two Games This Weekend
Yankton College cagers plan a repeat victory over an early-season victim as they chase a top South Dakota ranking. The Greyhounds meet Western Union at Le Mars Iowa Friday night then host Northern State Teachers College Saturday. Western Union previously beat Yankton by five on their home floor and has since performed well on their own field house floor.
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Yankton
Yankton College
South Dakota
Greyhound Five
Western Union
le Mars
Iowa
Northern State Teacher's College
Mad¢É
Fair City Bowling League Scores and Wagers
Unclear OCR records show multiple teams including Service Shoe Snap, Red Rock Cola, Wilson-Barber, Prairie Town, Life Teneth, Grain Belt, Osborn Clothing, Dakota Aviation, Myers Cigar Store, Fullerton Furniture, and Great Notherns. Individual scores listed with handicaps, totals, and win indicators.
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Neisen
Cox
Wetrich
Vendel
Ebert
Red Rock Cola
Huntington
Wyland
Heyer
Wipt
Daharshi
Wilson-Barber
Myers
Cochrane
Crowell
Fioss
Wagner
Prairie Toon
Walsh
Heb von
Judson
Larson
Kurst
Totnis
Life Teneht
Jeffers
Demin
Roger
Adams
Zotale
Hatfield
Osborn Clothing
Hanson
Erickson
McVey
Warner
Bales
Omaha University Considering Suspension of Intercollegiate Athletics
President Rowland Haynes announced plans to ask the university board to suspend football and basketball in the North Central Conference due to wartime athlete shortages and budget limits. Alumni Secretary Hutchinson warned of protests, noting the value and publicity of intercollegiate athletics.
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Omaha
Rowland Haynes
Omaha University
Board of Regents Formorrow
Haynes
W.hutchinson
Hutchinson
Purdue Coach To Reenter Navy
LAFAYETTE Ind Feb 19 Allen Ho Mal Elwardis plans to rejoin the navy ending his tenure as Purdue head football coach after five years His resignation to President Elliott and trustees cites desire to better serve the country He previously served in World War II as a lieutenant senior grade Elward was Purdue athletic director after 1941 and played at Notre Dame from 1912 to 1915 weighing 142 pounds He notes his teams always go on the field expecting to win
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Ind
Allen Ho
Mal) Elwardis
Purdue University
Edward C. Eliott
Elliott
Edward
Edwara
Boilermakers
Elward
Purdue
Noble E
Kizer
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Madison Square Garden main event pays $3.09
In a World War II era roundup, Walter Neusel earned $3.09 for a MSG main event in 1933, with Paul Damski to take half the receipts and guarantee $5,000 to Impellettiere. the net gate reached $10,006.18. Other notes include college basketball talk and postgame observations from various sports figures.
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New York
O Wide World
Madison Square Garden
Walter Neusel
Ray Impellettiere
Paul Damski
Neusel
Manatter
Impellettiere
Chicago
Western League Fights For Survival Amid War Toll
The 57 year old Western League, oldest minor loop, battles wartime pressures as plans to upgrade to class C falter. Pueblo Denver Celc Cheyenne Sioux Falls Sioux City Norfolk plus Albuquerque clubs weigh futures after Norfolk drops out and Sioux City contemplates leaving.
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Wyo
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S. D
Sioux City
Norfolk
Neb
Albuquerque
N. M
Western
Iowa
Texas
Mississippi
Rockies
Eastern Gals Show Up Dakotans in Telegraph Match
In Brookings on February 19 Lt Robins Emmerich, State College military instructor and girls rifle team coach, boasted that his coed marksmen surpass the late Annie Oakley. The team scored 486 against Drexel Institute of Philadelphia, which replied with a perfect score.
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Robins Emmerich
State College Military
Annie Oakley
Wild West
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Drexel
Chicago U Students Urge Western Conference Withdrawal
The University of Chicago Pulse urges withdrawal from the Western Conference, arguing athletics and education conflict and that the school has failed to meet associate school standards. Editors Jack Glabma and Werner Baum foresee conference directors voting to exclude the university at next month’s meeting.
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Pulse
University of Chicago
Jack Glabma
Werner Baum
Bryant Fives Beat Willow Lake Twice on Home Floor
Bryant High School defeated Willow Lake twice on their home floor Tuesday. Malek led Bryant with 17 points while Wallonen added 12. The game opened 17 to 12 Bryant lead and grew to 35 to 27 at halftime. The Bryant Seconds also won 22 to 6 in preliminary action.
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Willow Lake
Bryantigh
Malek
Wallonen
Willow Take
West Virginia Basketball Scores Summary
Navy 34 Maryland 32 Columbia 35 34 Gulver Stockton 7 Parsons 24 3 Buena Vista Wesl ey an 54 Columbia game shown in fragmentary OCR.
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Navy
Maryland
Columbia
Gulver-Stockton
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Buena Viste
Towa
Wesleyan
Huron Tigers Prepare for Flandreau in ESC Showdown
Huron High School braces for a non conference tilt tomorrow against Flandreau Indians on home court as coach Deklotz uses familiar starters Case Woodward VanArsdale Berg and McGinty. The night also features a Beadie County clash with Wessington while Cavour leads the league.
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Huron High School
Flandreau Indians
Tigers
Sioux Falls
Indians
Watertown
Bengals
Huron
Deklotz
Case
Woodward
VanArsdale
Berg
McGinty
Wessington
Beadie County
Cavour
Former Track Star Nilson Dies After Fall in Bronx
Gunnar Nilson, 54, once a top track star and a winner over Paavo Nurmi for the Finnish American Athletic Club, will be buried today in the Bronx after dying from a fractured skull suffered when he fell on a stairway at his Bronx home.
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New York
Gunnar Nilson
Paave Nurmi
Bronx
Nilson
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