Coyotes Rally To Beat Morningside In N C Conference
South Dakota Coyotes notch a second win over Morningside College in the North Central Conference, 31 to 21, at Vermillion. Steve Adkins leads with 12 points as Morningside struggles with wild shooting and poor ball movement, while Koberg and Hall pace the Maroons' effort.
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Northwestern and Purdue Standoff for Big Ten Lead
Northwestern visits Purdue as the league lead clash with two rivals in hot pursuit. Reiff leads Northwestern against Wooden as Purdue eyes a return, while Wisconsin Minnesota Indiana and Iowa also contest conference games shaping the title chase. Northwestern holds seven wins, Purdue six, with Michigan and Ohio State soon on the road.
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Purdue
Wildcats
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Mlines
Jetso
Joe Reiff
Sha
Johnny Wooden
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Isan
Minoir
Iowa
Iowa City
Michigan
Oke
Evanston
Fordue
Reyoff
Braves Win By Big Early Lead
Yankton hosts a college basketball game where Sioux Falls beat Yankton 47 to 21 after a rapid start. Farnsworth and Harrington led the Greyhounds with strong early scoring, while Smith carried Yankton, but the visitors built a 14 point halftime margin and held firm in the second half.
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Grey
Late Free Throws Give Alpena Narrow Victory
Alpena edge Artesian 19-18 after Barber sinks two late free throws to seal the win. Barber and McDonald starred for Alpena while Heat!aking honor went to the Artesian players. In a preliminary, Artesian girls defeated Loral isl 26 to 1 after leading 12-8 at halftime.
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Barber
Alceng
Artesian
McDonald
Loral Isl
Rapid City And Lead Battle to Tie Near End
Lead high school and Rapid City fought to a 19 to 19 tie with two seconds left as Lead fouled for a final free throw. An overtime period did not alter the score and the game ended by mutual consent. Notable listed players include Eddie Ran and Kid Francis among others from Vancouver and New York.
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Lead
New York
Eddie Ran
Poland
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
B.C
Chick Devlin
Young Terry
Trédton
N. A
Lew Feldmen
Kid Francis
Italy
Eddie
Kid Waite
Memphis
Tenn
Baby 30 Gans
California
Berry
Reoadman
Giesn
Nepstad
Koons
Draisey
Diehl
Expenmanettsa
Huron
Sherlock
Stahl
Pugsizy
Niermeyer
McGinty
Lovejoy
Greene
Wetrick
Huron College
Mitchell
Kernel
Feld
Hinyon
Kinyon
Galbraith
Hopper
Speans
Blwein
Warters
Dean
Gardner
Woerfel
Lindquist
Harkness
Elwein
Hornbeck
Ol Toy
Wheeler
LL Hoppel
Niebrugee
Urich
Jones
OL Fish
Doland Winds Up Season With Win Over Redfield
Doland high school Wheelers finish Northeast conference play with a 27 to 12 victory over Redfield to claim the undisputed title. Hoover stars with 10 points, Parden adds six, Lovelace and others contribute as Doland secures a seventh straight conference win.
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Redfield
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Rcorss
Trojans Edge Miners In Narrow State Battle
Eastern normal slipped past the School of Mines 24 to 20 to climb from the conference cellar. Stensiané and Kallesen led the scoring with Hoel, while Purcel and Andres sparked a late Miner rally before Eastern shut down the final stretch.
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Madison
Eastern Normal
School of Mines
Mines
Eastern
Stensiané
Kallesen
Trojan
Hoel
Miners
Purcel
Andres
Trovjans
Oxwang
Trong
Madison Too Much For Buck Regulars
Madison defeats Yankton 28 to 11 in the Eastern Conference basketball clash. Robbie Buck and Holter star for Madison with Holter hitting 14 points. Yankton, with Schenk at center, managed six points from Scharik as Madison sewed up the title race.
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Yankton
Sioux Falls
Robbie Buck
Holter
Schenk
Halter
Scharik
Freeman Wins Honors In Play Competition
Freeman high school took first place in the second annual state home play contest at Vermillion sponsored by the South Dakota Department of Speech and University Extension. Geddes finished second, with Yankton and Gregory as other finalists. Participating schools included Vermillion Centerville Volta Sioux Falls Avon Wagner Armour and more.
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Vermillion
Freeman High School
Virus
Department of Speech and
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Yankton
Gregory
Centerville
Volta
Sioux Falls
Avon
Wagner and
Armour
Forestburg Edges Cavour 24 23 In Tight Bout
Forestburg high school held off Cavour high 24 to 23 in a tense game at Forestburg. Martin and Lind starred for Cavour with Peterson notable for Forestburg. The locals built a strong 16 to 7 halftime lead. A preliminary saw Forestburg reserves slip past Cavour reserves 3 to 7.
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Cavour
Forestburg High School
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Lind
Peterson
Foresburg
College basketball results broadcast across many teams
The Associated Press lists scores from numerous college and high school games including Florida 20 over Georgia 39, LSU 2 over Tulane 28, Notre Dame 37 over Butler 32, Ohio 2 over Repeaw 26, South Dakota State 28 over North Dakota Piarningside 21, South Dakota 31 over ... and many more across South Dakota towns like Brookings, Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, Watertown, with tournaments in Kingsbnry County and various local standings.
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Yankton
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Leke Preston
de Smet
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Trinity Sioux City
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Adria
Springfield
Aven
Kennebec
Murdo
Pierre s Winner In Final Contest
Pierre high school Governors beat Gettysburg 33 to 20 to share the Centre South Dakota conference title with Highmore, who defeated Onida 15 to 12. Aldrich led Pierre with 13 points, while the team benefited from strong defense and substitutes in the late rally.
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Paul Marschalk
Pierre High School
Gettysburg
Centre South Dakota
Highmere
Onida
Aldrich
Guard
Gettsburg
Klein
Loltwood
Lafterty
Hamlin County Cage Tourney Under Way
Hamlin County basketball tournament games were played with Castlewood beating Bryant 29 17 Hayti defeated Thomas 21 19 and Lake Norden led Estelline 71 16. Still teen of Watertown refereed.
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Oona
Canest Hamlin
Castlewood
Bryant
Thomas Hoys
Thomas
Hayti
Trumm
Shelstan
Lake Norden
Kiner
Andersen
Still-teen of
Watertown
Bryanl
Cavour Divides In Doubleheader News
Cavour High School hosts Hur on a doubleheader with a girls win by forfeit or unclear score and a boys loss to Forestburg 13 to 12? The text shows half scores 12 to 12 for girls and 12 to 3 at halftime for boys, with final Forestburg 13 to 12. The piece notes stout Forestburg defense and the final match before the tournament.
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Huron
Cavour Girls
Huron & Toe
Foresburg
Feld
Forestburn
Forestburg Boys
Arrows Trim Aberdeen in Free Fouling Fray
Watertown, in a fouling heavy contest, edged Aberdeen as Arrows prevailed despite mounting infractions. Persistent stoppages and free throws defined the rugged clash, with Watertown securing a narrow victory.
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Aberdeen
Watertown
Drills For District Meet Occupy Huron Next Week
Huron will host district tournament drills next week after a 29 to 25 upset of Mitchell, snapping a 10 game loss streak. Coach Coffey’s Tigers, boosted by Sherlock, Niermeyer, and Lovejoy, prepare for Friday’s opener against De Smet in the statewide session at Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota
Frank Coffy
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Huron Preps
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Sugevier
Mitchell Kernels
Mitchell
Kernels
Vtle Dsf
de Smet
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Rapid City School of Wines
Siduse Falls
Weil
Yankton
Deaisey
Eddie Ran KO bid sets return bout with Petrotie in MSG
In Madison Square Garden eleven thousand fans watched Eddie Ran defeat Billy Townsend of Vancouver by a second round knockout to earn a return match with Billy Petrotie, the Fargo welterweight known for dynamite in both fists. Townsend briefly knocked Ran down, but Ran recovered and finished strong. The bout left Ran with knockout wins over Townsend and Townsend again, with a likely rematch in about three weeks.
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Petrotie
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Hornsby Shows No Mercy For Brains
Santa Catalina Island Cal Feb 2 There were many aching muscles in the Cub camp but no mercy. Rogers Hornsby coached the squad through a four hour drill and promised more work for Pat Maloné who asked for more and got it but ran out of breath and was forced to be early.
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Pat Maloné
Howard Rallies To Nab 13th Victory
Howard high school boys beat Argonne 13th straight win in a second half rally. Alfred Reiff led How ard with seven points while Delay had eight for Argonne. Howard dominated the final stanza and improved to thirteen consecutive victories. The Howard girls closed with a win over Argonne 24 to 11, Steck scoring 12 and Sorhein nine for Argonne.
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Howard High School
Argonne
Alfred Reiff
Delay
Argonas
Argonne Girls
Steck
Sorhein
Highmore Ties for Central South Dakota title
Highmore gains a share of the conference lead after a tight win over Ouida by three points. The 12th and 7-3 halftime edge held as the visitors rallied late, sustaining a balanced battle with regulars Bingham, Hamlin, Mitchell, Gibbs and Brown on the floor. Meantime Firgie junior squads edged Highmore juniors 10-? in a schedule backdrop.
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Ouida
Bjorre
Central South Dakota
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Bingham
Hamlin
Mitchell
Gibbs
North Dakota Clinches Tie For Second In NCC Basketball
North Dakota defeated South Dakota State 46 to 28 to secure a tie for second place in the North Central Conference standings and keep a shot at a share of the conference title. Ted Meinhover led with 24 points, Bernie Smith starred on defense and offense, while Rishei and Sey anchored the guard play for the Sioux.
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N. D
South Dakota State Collegu
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North Dakota
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Silgles
Ted Meimhover
North Dakot
Reids
Bernie Smith
Smith
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Fever
Sioux Falls Defeats Brookings In Conference Game
Sioux Falls posted a 41 to 0 victory over Brookings in a big conference win. Falls dominated early with a 19 107 first-half edge while Brookings failed to capitalize any run. Captain Donald Mciver returned to guide Falls as center Lins Falls scored 13 points.
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Brookings
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Falls
Vanguars
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Donald Mciver
Eroux Falls
Doland Hosts POLAND Tennis Tournament Pairings
Doland high school gym hosts a special teich 3 tournament February 27 with pairs drawn from Doland and nearby towns. Matches list Doland end c Zity Clark Turton Thorpe Core daied Bradley Reymond Keary Lily and the winner Grand Garden City for the round.
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Poland
Hest Doland High School
Lindekogel
Madison
Zity
Clark
Turton
Thorpe Core
Daied
Bradley
Reymond
Keary
Lily
Grand Garden City
Madison Commanders Fall to Dakota Wesleyan Cagers
Mitchell February 20 The Madison Commanders offered stubborn resistance last night but bowed to Dakota Wesleyan. A rousing first period showed the Commanders keeping pace as Wesleyan pressed, Briers led Wesleyan with 20 points while the Wesleyan players forced the pace and held the lead throughout.
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Wesleyan Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
C:manders
Briers
Wesleyan Cenies
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