Huron Defeated by Yankton Bucks in South Dakota Clash
YANKTON Feb 21 Special Smith Schenk and Hamann senior members of Yankton Bucks & Co closed their 1951 conference books by downing Huron high school Tigers 38 to 14. Yankton played a strong second half to maintain a decisive edge, with Schenk scoring most early points and Englebretsen leading Huron’s offense. Huron travels to Madison tonight to finish conference play against the Bulldogs.
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Smith, Schenk and Hamann
Yankton Bucks & Co
South Dakota
Bucks
Tigers
Fighting Tigers
Hursa
Yanks
Schenk
Livingston
Yonkton
Englebreisen
Huron’s
Gander Smith
Englebretsen
Collin
Huron
Jess
Niermeyer
Smith
Big Hamann
Walz
Bulls
Madison
Reynolds
Bulldogs
Niermeier
Hamann
Rudd
D. Schenk
Dale
Nebraska
St Teresa to Host Watertown Quint in Key Parish Tilt
St Teresa and Watertown high school basketball teams prepare for a pivotal Sunday at the St Teresa gym. Immaculate Conception of Watertown arrives with a strong roster as St Teresa reshuffles its lineup after recent losses to Miller and Iroquois. The 3 pm tipoff will decide standings in South Dakota parish school cage honors.
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Frank Leshy
Immaculate Conception
Watertown
St. Teresa Gymnasium
Huron Catholic
South Dakota
St Teresa
Miller
Iroquois
Carl Wetrick
St. Teress
Johnson
McDermott
Dolan
Landon
McGinty
St. Tereea Gymnasium
Hitchcock Proves Too Clever With Syringe Cure
The headline reads as a puzzling OCR fragment about Hitchcock and a syringe, with unclear details. The readable bits suggest a misread report on a medical or dramatic incident, but the exact event, people, and location are not discernible from the fragment.
State And Morningside In Battle Tonight For Cellar Championship
South Dakota State College hosts Morningside in a North Central clash that will decide who finishes last in the conference. Injuries loom for SDSU as they face a resurgent Morningside, with both teams seeking a final win before the season ends next week. The Redfield and nearby Redfield Knights of Columbus games also feature in a bustling bill.
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Morningside
Brookings
South Dakota State College
Morningside University
State Five
Jackrabbits
Sioux City
North Dakota Aggies
Gifford Benson
Ray Rank
John Cochran
Willie” Schuwieren
Schulte
Hamann
Kertan
Brakke
Rishoi
Red
Vermillion
Coyotes
Wesleyan Captures South Dakota Conference Crown
Mitchell, Feb. 21. Wesleyan defeated Yankton 28 to 17 to clinch the South Dakota Conference title with a perfect 10–0 pennant record. The victory completed a dominant season for Dakota Wesleyan, though players looked tired after a prior game with the Cudahy Packers. Loren Arnold concluded his Wesleyan basketball career with an excellent floor performance.
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Yankton
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota
Wesleyan
Yankton College
Rapid City
Tigers
Maplewood
Cudahy Packers
Sith
Mackey
Biers
Fishbeck
Loren Arnold
Trojans End Season With March 3 Home Game
MADIRON Feb 21 The Eastern State Teachers Trojans close their season with a home game against Northern ?. Eskestbell district tournament is slated for February and will affect travel and schedule.
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Mason
Eastern State Teachers College Trojans
Redfield Pheasants Tie Mitchel In Close Game
A fragmented report shows Redfield Pheasants holding Mitchel to a tight 72 1 score on February 21. Details are garbled but indicate even terms and a defense that kept pace with the opponent.
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Redfield Pheasants
Mitchel
Ballfield
Gree Austen Laatt
Eastern Trojans Nose Out Wolves in Thrilling Derby
Eastern Trojans edged the Northern Wolves 33 to 5 in a hard fought conference clash at Aberdeen. Delayed offense and 33 of 17 free throws fueled the Trojans as Turner led with 12 points, while Swartout and Marquis anchored defense for Northern.
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Trojans
Northern
Eastern
Wolves
Madison
Swartout
Tumter
Peter
Gregerson
Black
Marquis
Williams
Benson
Turner
Peterson
Holgate
Westeram
Coyotes Climb In Title Race
In Fargo North Dakota South Dakota defeated North Dakota Agricultural College 27 to 23 to remain undefeated. Steve Adkins scored three field goals to help build a first half 12 to 13 lead as Bison rally fell short. Akins and Root led the Coyotes with Waay and Arthur playing well for North Dakota Agriculture. The Coyotes travel to Grand Forks to face North Dakota University Soclatt.
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N. D
University of South Dakota
North Dakota Agricultural Collage
Coyotes
Bison
Invaders
Steve Adkins
University
Ac Akins
Root
Waay
Arthur
Bimh
Coyoten
North Daoits University Soclatt
Grand Forks
Kid Francis Upsets Eddie Shea in Madison Square Garden
Kid Francis, a noted underdog, defeated Eddie Shea by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. Francis pressed the attack from start to finish, dominating in close quarters and body work to slow Shea, who weighed in at 126 pounds with a four-pound advantage. The semi final saw Tommy Grogan outpunch Herman Perlick over ten rounds as about 200 spectators watched.
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Barker
New York
Kid Francis
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Shea
Bat Battalino
Francis
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Herman Pertick
Kalamazoo
Mich
Perlick
Grogan
Vikings Hope For First Win
Sioux Falls college built a 41 to 24 win over an unimpressive School of Mines team as Vikings of Augustana look to rebound from a rough season. Jack Harrington led Sioux Falls with 15 points, while Mines sprouted eight from Andres. The game featured heavy reserves on both sides in a rough second half.
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Augustana College
Vikings
Sioux Falls College
School of Mines
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Mines
Braves
Jack Harrington
Andres
Rapid City
F. College Fest
Braddard
K. Farnsworth
G. Farnsworth
Harrington
Cavinelli
Rayl
Dennis
Qu Krentz
Coughlin
Columbus
Sioux Falls Cathedral Triumphs Over Woonsocket 22-15
Cathedral high school of Sioux Falls earned its ith victory by defeating Woonsocket high 22 to 15 in a close contest. Dolan and Kelly led Cathedral while Royelad O’Conner starred for Woonsocket. Earlier, Woonsocket’s Central West Public Service team beat White Lake 44 to 2 in a preliminary.
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Woonsocket
Cathedral High School
LP Aterts
Woonsocket High
Dolan
Kelly
Catheral
Royelad O'Conner
Central West Public Service Company
White Lake Town
Ealy
Hanson Leads Sioux To Win At Brookings
Hanson and Klopp starred as the Sioux defeated Brookings 6 to 2 at Brookings. Sioux led 2 to 0 after the first period, with strong shooting and defense. Key Sioux players Hansen and Sieun Pallet were noted for their scoring pace and guard work.
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Brookings Brookings
Hannon
Klopp
Smith
Sioux
False High
Brookinge High
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Hansen
Boilermakers Retain Title In Cracked Rib Week
The Boilermakers, 1939 C N W railroad bowling league champions, held onto their title despite dropping four games this week. They defeated the machinists in two games but lost all three to Freight House in a postponed match. Freight House won two of three against the State Department, leaving Boilermakers with a two game cushion over the second place machinists. The Freight House finished last, one game behind Store Department. Henry Teuber led the machinists with a 180 season average across 45 games. Miller had the top single game at 243. The Boilermakers will send five players to next week’s state tournament at Watertown.
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C. & N. W. Railroad
Freight House
State Department
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Freightmen
Teuber
Henry Teuber
Miller
Quint
Lear
Watertown
Mark Spang
Tounced
Drimm
Gillespie
Voorhes
C. Ebert
Dumdey
Vorhees
Drumm
Ebert
Thatcher Harris
Wildcats and Gophers Face Five Big Ten Battles
Northwestern meets Iowa in Iowa City while Minnesota, riding a five wins in seven starts streak, travels to Columbus to face Ohio State. Michigan plays Indiana at Ann Arbor as Indiana and Michigan chase third place. Wisconsin meets Purdue at Lafayette and Chicago hosts Illinois in another round of league games.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Minnesota
Iowa
Iowa City
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Columbus
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Hoosiers
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Wisconsin
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Ilinois
Madison Bulldogs Rally Past Vermillion, 34 19
Madison, Feb. 1 7 The Madison Bulldogs rallied in the final minute and a half to beat Vermillion 34 to 19 on the local court. Vermillion led 10 to 5 at halftime as Tenegers driven offense threatened a visiting win but Madison’s Miller and Back fueled a late surge to overcome the deficit.
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Vermillion Madison
Madison Bulldogs
Ver Mullion High
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Madison
Vermijtia Tenegers
Bathiers
Tanegars
Widern Bexrage
Miller Ane
Willow Lake And Bradley Capture Clark County Semis
Willow Lake defeated Raymond 57 to 16, using many players to rest regulars ahead of a semifinal with Garden City. Bradley crushed Vienna 87 to 7 led by McDonnell's 28 points, advancing to face Thorp Consolidated in the other semifinal. Culhune refereed all games in the tournament.
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Clark County
Bradley
Raymond
Stewart
Garden City
McDonnell
Vienna
Bradley Quint
Thorp
Hicks Wins Florida Title In Latest Twist Of Fate
Palm Beach Fla Feb 21 Helen Hicks of Hewlett N Y won the Florida women s golf championship after Virginia Van Wie Chicago failed to convert a final hole. Hicks ball lay as a cup lip stymie and was knocked into the cup by Van Wie s ball for an automatic five after Van Wie misplayed a shot on the 19th hole. The match had reached the 19th tee with all but two holes halved.
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Virginia van Wie
Palm Beach
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Miss Hicks
Wessington Springs Rout Letcher 25 7 In Prep Victory
Wessington Springs high school overwhelmed Letcher last night 25 to 7 as the visiting team offered little resistance. The Wessington Springs quint displayed solid team play with no standout star and kept control throughout the game.
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Letcher
Letcher High School
Welsand Tuen
Cavour Teams Split Pair of Engagements
Cavour defeated Alpena 59 to 23 in a night game, with halftime 22 to 12, the last before district tourney at Huron on February 27 and 28. Cavour girls fell to Welsington 27 to 23, their third loss of the season. they have won 11 of 14. Yale won Belle Fourche tourney as Thomas scored the final eight seconds to lift Yale over Newell 14 to 12 in extra time.
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Cavour Nightheel
Alpena
Huron
Welsington
YALE
Thomas
Butte County
Newell
SIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN MULTIPLE CITIES REPORTS
Fragmented OCR lists several boxers by city with outpoints and results. Mentions Francis, Grogan, Perlick, Lenny, Carleton, Miller, Jedick, Cencells, and Corbett among others with scattered affiliations to New York Chicago Omaha Detroit and San Francisco. The passage is garbled with incomplete spellings and unclear bouts.
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Kid Francis
Tely
Ediie Shea
Chicago
My Grogan
Omaha
Herman Perlick
Ekalarasoo
Ralph Lenny
Jersey City
Harry Carleton
Jerary City
Detroit
Ray Miller
Johnny Jedick
Philadel
Tony Cencells
Bedreit
Yevwapaper
Barney, Ross
Zerry
Davenport
Town
Wiliie
Stopor
Rancisco
Young, Corbett
Jone’ Tel
Peelie Weller
Teeates
Eleven Teams Enter Second District Meet
Eleven teams enter the Second District high school basketball tournament to be held at Langford on February 26 27 and 28 with Bristol Groton Roslyn Butler and Kidder earning byes to the second round. First round matchups include Andover versus Amherst Pierpont versus Langford Webster versus Britton. Games start Thursday at 6 o'clock and progress to second round Friday with quarterfinals. Semis are at 2 and 3 pm Saturday and the district championship follows at 8:30 pm.
Pierre Governors Win Over Highmore in South Dakota Clash
Pierre Governors edged Highmore 19 14 in a hard fought non conference or conference game last night. Aldrich led Pierre with eight points while Highmore’s Brown Cunningham Harlin and De Wolf each scored three. Both teams were hampered by missing regulars Evenson Doyle in a low scoring defensive battle.
Rapid City Rally Seals Season Crown In Thriller
Rapid City overcame Lead 18 12 in a late surge to win the game and clinch the Aanox conference cup. Salem sparked the rally with Carroll scoring high while Radovich led Lead as the final minutes decided the title.
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WPI
Scourz
Leach
Salem
Carroll
Radovich
Millio Milliti Stops Clyde Hull In Fifth Round
Omaha welterweight Millio Milliti, 151, defeated Clyde Hull, 147, by technical knockout in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round bout. The fight was halted by the state boxing commission physician to prevent further injury as Hull suffered a bleeding eye.
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Millio Millitti
Omaha
Millio Milliti
Cie Hull
Clark
Cecommission Physicien
Hull
Cute
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