Scalpers Face Eastern In Season Finale at Huron Gym
Huron College battles Eas cm Normal of Madison as Scalpers seek a final home win and to honor departing captains Reynold Dennis and Harold Lumb. Coach Parker relies on sharp shooters Niermeyer Greenz and Milo Youel alongside co captains to counter Eastern's bid for a top division rating. Preceding the main game, Sand Creek consolidated vs Yale high school will kick off the double program at 7 15.
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Elden Fark
Huron College
Eas cm
Madison
Trojans
Gane
Reynold Dennis
Harold Lumb
Huron
Eastern
Parker
Sherp
Niermeyer
Greenz
Milo Youel
Dennis
Lamb
Sand Creek Consolidated
Yale High School
Beadle County
Sioux Falls Braves Beat Southern Normal 31 to 23
Sioux Falls college Braves defeated Southern Normal Pointers 31 to 23 to move closer to a runner-up in the South Dakota intercollegiate season. Helfert led with 10 points as Harrington and Felice added key drives. Southern’s Weidenbach and Grim each had seven.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College Braves
South Dakota
Southern Normal Pointers
Springfield
Southern
Braves
Augustana College
Helfert
Harrington
Felice
Helfer
Brennan
Ray
Pe Laur
Weidenbach
Rames
Grim
Owenn
Bam
Schmidh
Galvin
St. Vi
Washington Track Team Strikes Over Coach Doyle Dismissal
Athletes at Washivntan university voted to strike in protest of Roy Doyle's dismissal as track coach in an economy move. University officials refused to reverse the decision.
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St, Louis
Washivntan University
Roy Doyle
Local Basketball Scores From Various High Schools
Fragmentary results show Northern Fresh leading South Shore with 535 to 22 and Leola 34 over Columbia 23 while Waubay 50 beats Florence 31. Langford, Groton, Bristol, and Brentford appear with partial tallies and unclear team names or spellings.
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Am Tollexe
Esstern
High School
Northern Fresh
South Shore
Leola
Columbia
Waubay
Florence
Langford
Groton
Oe Paulkion
Brentford
Bristol
Pietpant
Alabama Crimson squad eyes SEC title with tall lineup
Dillon Graham notes coach Hank Crisp leads a height rich Alabama team averaging strong scoring. Key players Herman Bauman Zeke Kimbrough Frankie Bauman and Ben Smith pace the lineup while guards R. Hhordanz Roy Commatser Jim Walker and Jim Angelich bolster the rotation. Losses include Frank Nobles and John Freeman injuries and departures impact the Crimson's bid for a late February tournament run in Atlanta.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Crimsons
Hank Crisp
Lanisiang State University
Tennesatt
Crisp
Alabama
Lindy Hood
Herman Bauman
Bauman
Kimbrough
Frankie Bauman
Zeke Kimbrough
Robert Cot
Ben Smith
R. Hhordanz
Roy Commatser
Jim Walker
Jim Angelich
Frank Nobles
John Freeman
Virgil High Beats Iroquois Juniors in 32 17 Victory
Virgil high school won 32 to 17 over the Iroquois Juniors. Schmidt scored 20 points for Virgil, with Glenn Peterson adding 9. Iroquois center led their side with 6 or more points. Virgil Independents then lost to Iroquois Independents 24 to 2 as visitors. Park Lyons and Hoffman each had six for Virgil. Flowers and Werner six for Iroquois.
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Virgil
Virgil High School
Schmidt
Glenn Peterson
Virgil Boys
Huron
Virgil Independents
Iroquois Independents
Park Lyons
Hoffman
Flowers
Werner
Valdez
Oimoen and Pantson Enter Waxingtons Acey Tourney
In Ishpeming Michigan sixty two riders vie in the Waxingtons acey tournament on death by own action Hill. Casper Oimoen of Minot North Dakota and Guttorem Pantson of Chicago are noted performers in American Simpina and are entered in the competition.
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Oimoen
Michigan
Ishpeming Mich
Aki
Waxnington
Suicide Hill
Casper Oimoen
Minot N.D
Guttorem Pantson
Chicago
Corbett Meets Fields for Welter Title Re showdown
In San Francisco Jackie Fields defends the welter crown against Young Corbett in a 10 round title bid. The bout follows three years after their prior non title clash and is expected to draw a sizable gate near fifty thousand dollars. Referee is Lieut. Jack Kennedy of the U.S. Navy.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Jackie Fields
Young Corbett
Fields
Remo
Calif
Corbett
Jack Thompson
Tangy Negro
Lou Brouillard
Willie Ritchie
Tommy Murphy
Jack Kennedy
U.S. N
Bicey Wittenes
Ain
Lake Norden and Erwin Paired in District 2 Tournament
Arlington on February 2 announced district 2 high school basketball pairings set for March 3 and 4. Lake Norden faces Erwin, Hayt faces Hetland, Arlington plays Lake Preston, Bryant meets Oldham. Lake Norden and Erwin are conference champions. Arlington Lake Preston rivalry adds extra heat. Earl Welch, former State college star, to officiate at Arlington High School gym.
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Arlington
Topeday
Lake Norden
Erwin
Hayvt
Hetland
Lake Preston
Bryant
Oldham
Arlington High School
Earl Welch
State College
District 13 High School Basketball Bracket Set
Redfield hosts the District 13 tournament with Redfield vs Brentford and Rockham getting a bye in the upper bracket. Frankfort battles Seneca while Mellette meets Conde and Ashton faces Frankfort in the lower bracket. First game March 9 at 2 p.m. Bedford TM vs Brentford. Consolations follow.
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Redfield Redfield
Redfield
Brentford
Rockham
Frankfort
Seneca
Melletta
Conde
Ashton
Bedford
Dope
Mellette
Huron Seeks Title as Mitchell Loss Shakes Standings
Huron high schools bid for the 1933 Eastern South Dakota title gains momentum after Mitchell fell to Madison 17 to 14. Madison's upset drops Mitchell into a four way tie with Yankton Watertown and Brookings as teams chase the top spot under the Dickinson rating system. Madison's defense slows Mitchell in the second half.
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Huven High School
South Dakota
Mitchell
Madison
Kernels
Sec
Jona
Joe Quintal
Kuron
Watertown
Brookings
Tigers
Aberdeed
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Waterton
Huron
Yaxteton
Dickinson
Wilson Team Squeezes Victory Over Jefferson
Wilson grade school basketball edged Jefferson 25 to 14 in a tense interschool contest. Teague and teammates performed but the Jefferson squad fought to stay within reach.
Iroquois Open Defense of Title in 1933 District Tourney
Iroquois meets Cavour in the first round of the 1933 district basketball tournament at Huron college gym, aiming to regain district 14 crown after last year’s loss to Bernard Valders Iroquois Chiefs. Drawings by C D Dunbar place Troquois in the opposite bracket. Friday Saturday program includes Hitcherels De Smet and Jenqueis Virgil with Yale Bancroft in early games.
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Huron High School
Tigers
Bernard Valders
Iroquois Chiefs
Cavour
Huron College Gymnasium
Troquois
C. D. Dunbar
Huron
Iroquois
Mr. Dunbar
C. Irvin Krumm
William M. Griffith
Notary Public
Hitcherels
de Smet
Jenqueis
Virgil
Yale
Bancroft
Tiger
Chiefs
Manchester
Mitchenck
Euron
Norbert O'Leary
State College
Columbus
Martin
Edmund
Michel
John
Schneller
Berard
Lowell
Voss
Raymond
Walter
Zell
Bernard
Ferdinand
Brinkman
Maguire
Carl
Armin
Charles
Amin
Dayton
Brandrup
Clair
Gilchrist
Leon
Ard
Gross
Daniel
Jordan
Stanley
Keating
Benedict
Lapos
McGinty
Gene
Niebrugge
Harold
Pugsley
Harold Wheeler
Kirke
Peterson
Glenn
Venables
Campbell To Make Speed Try At Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell expected to attempt the world land speed record today at Daytona Beach Florida as improving weather raised hopes for a successful run.
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Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Garden May Cut Boxings Shows At Madison Square Garden
New York February 22 Madison Square Garden may reduce boxing shows next season. Garden president William F Carey states that unless the sport becomes more popular next fall the Garden probably would run boxing cards semi monthly instead of weekly.
Northern Wins Scoring Spree To Clinch First Division Spot
Aberdeen February 22 Northern defeated Eastern 50 to 44 to seal a first division berth. Captain Clinton Williams led Northern with 17 points, Gregerson 8, and Wolvington 8 as Williams, Gregerson and Wolvington closed out their basketball careers. Eastern’s Shanholtz scored 22. In a preliminary, Northern frosh beat South Shore 53 to 22 with Du Floth 18, Cameron 15, Devany 9.
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Eastern
Northern
Wolves
Clinton Williams
Google Gregerson
Francis Wolvington
Xoute
Trojans
Wavies
Williams
Greg
Erson E
Wolvington
Shanholtz
Sensland
Perry Doney
South Shore
Dufloth
Cameron
Devany
State And Coyotes Seek To Improve Conference Rating
BROOKINGS FEB 22 State College and St D University meet in their final conference basketball game of the season to decide third place and near cellar standings. Arndt’s defense and shooting woes plague State while North Dakota advantages, Beiersdorf Meers and Picha in reserve. Plibal may start at center as a height factor for State, with Kortan Dehnert Benson Bankert and Beierstorf as probable starters.
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State College
St. D. University Mact
Vermillion
State
University of North Dakota
Arndt Heldiné Meinhover
Jackrabbit
Aragt
Frday Nght
Beiersdorf
Mesmer
Picha
Ward Barkert
Joe Snyder
Grivenhog
Bankert
Underop
Threitall
Kortan
Dehnert
Benson
Beierstorf
Plibal
Meinhover
Tiroff
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