Scalpers Pull Off 39 36 Upset Over Wesleyan Tigers
In a dramatic finish the Huron College Scalpers overcame a 23-15 halftime deficit to beat the Dakota Wesleyan Tigers 39 to 36. Greene Lowe and Bajuniemi led the late rally while Seabert Neinmeyer and Beiers bolstered Huron's push, with key free throws sealing the win.
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Stan Wesleyan
Icarnera
Loughran
Dakota Wesleyan
Huron College
Lowe
Greene
Bud" Parker
Wesleyan Tigers
Huron
Beiers
Wesleyan
Tigers
Bajuniemi
Bafuniemi
Seabert
Neinmeyer
Butz
Bajaniemi
Youel
Johnson
Greent
Matket
Bob
Phillips
Hoelworth
Cavour Girls Defeat Wessington For County Crown
Cavour wins Beadle County Conference title after defeating Wessington 22 to 12 in a preliminary Lake Norden game. Hauge led Lake Norden with 11 points, while Beards, Brown, and Pulsifer contributed for Wessington in a two-horse district finish.
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Cavour Girls
Wessington
Ree
Lowe
Huron
Beadle County
Cawdile Greene
Twas
Beiers
Ed Wessington
Mitchell
Huron college-Dakots Wesleyan
Lake Norden Downs
Cavour Norden
Skow
Hauge
Puller
Lake Norden
Pulsifer
Brown
Bonilla
Norden
Collegians
Foram Hauge
Cavour
Kiner
Emerson
Annle
Lincups
Nsewweedn
Iuamaneweed
Bejumiemi
Martin
Fearn
Dakota Wesleyan
Hoelworth
Eburlow
Baind
Look
Hutchinson
Johnson
Bj Geiver
Anne DO Top Bairrs
Rachael Hutchinson
Phillips
Wilco
Bobb
Baird
Culhane
Wetrith
Murco College
UCLA track star Jimmy LaValle aims for academic honors and faster times
UCLA quarter-miler Jimmy LaValle, star of the Bruin track and a top student with high 2.57 grade average, plans to raise his marks and chase a 400 meters record. He targets Caltech postgraduate chemistry study and Phi Beta Kappa eligibility, while preparing for the National Intercollegiate meet and a possible clash with Glenn Hardin.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Jimmy LaValle
University of California At
LaValle
California Institute of Technology
Carr
Barry Trotter
Bill Car
Bruin
Glenn Hardin
Louisigna State
Chicago
Hardin
Vimimy Lavalle
Jimmy LaValla
Phi Beta Kappa
Bhi Carr
Joie Ray Injured in Roller Derby Spill
Former star mile canner Joie Ray sustained a possible skull fracture after a spill in Newark roller skate derby sprints. He was kicked from behind by two skaters, knocked unconscious, and revived after about 30 minutes.
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Joie Ray
Newark
N. J
Mile Canner
Ray
Arrows Rout Madison Girls High School Basketeers
Watertown Arrows defeated Madison high school basketball 39 to 16 in a decisive game. The Arrows led from the start and ensured a wide margin. Coach Jack Flag rested the reserves in the closing period.
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Arrows
Madison
Watertown
Watertown Arrows
Madison High School
Cosehr
Jack Flag
Oldham Is Eyed In County Meet
Lake Preston, Feb. 22 Special Oldham, winner of the East Central conference, heads toward the district tournament with the spotlight on them as dopesters discuss possible dark horses. County meet crowds are expected to surge at Lake Preston High School Gym. Final standings in the Fast Central conference show Troquois Betland De Smet Arlington Bryant Volgs with strong records.
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Lake Preston
Kingsbury
Oldham
Preston High School
Masium
AAA
Betland A de Smet
Arlington
Bryant
Gettysburg
Golden Gloves
American’ ‘Legion
Gettyssburg Legion
Legion
Tournamtent
Pierre
Stour
Falls
South Dakota
Referee Decision Looms For Carnera Loughran Title Bout
The Miami boxing commission faces selecting an arbiter for the February 28 title bout between Primo Carnera and Tommy Loughran. With only three eligible referees in good standing and none having handled a championship before, Commission Chief Mac Reynolds may name one if managers fail to agree within five days. Loughran trains well in Palm Beach while Carnera sharpens with undersized partners. ticket sales at Madison Square Garden remain uncertain.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press Sports
Miam
Fie
Prima Carners
Tommy Loughran
Miami Boxing Commission
Louis K. McReynolds
Warriors
Loughran
Bil Duffy
Carsera
MacReynolds
Thanagers
Palm Beach
Carnera
Louis Seresi
Malaris
Basketball Results From The AP Showcase
Huron College trails at 2 percent while Dakota Wesleyan leads 38. New York and Columbia record mixed scores 39 and 17. Fordham and Johns Hopkins post 42 and 19. Maryland 2. Westminster 28 versus Pitt 22. Army 36 over Bucknell 17. South Carolina 45 defeats North Carolina 10. DePaul 43 tops Armour Tech 41 in overtime. Michigan State 19 faced Notre Dame 2. South Dakota State 34 beat Morningside 27. Colorado College 18 against Colorado Ui 1%.
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Associated Press
Huron College
Dakota Wesleyan
New York
Columbia
Cansius
Fordham
John Hopkins
Maryland
Westminster
Pitt
Army
Bucknell
South Carolina
North Carolina
DePaul
Armour Tech
Michigan State
Notre Dame
South Dakota State
Morningside
Colorado College
Colorado Ui
Kernels Regain Regular Center
Mitchell high school basketball gains as John Lindquist returns from a six week ankle fracture to boost the lineup. He may not play Friday against Huron, but aims to earn a district tournament berth next week. Quin tal now has three centers. Draisey started last week, with Splitt, Dorwardyareean, Gardner and Ellwein also in rotation. Harkness, out with mumps, guards remain relied upon.
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Mitchell
Mitchell High School
John Lindquist
Lindquist
Lindqwist
Huron High School
A. AL Quintal
Quintal
Glenn Draisey
Splitt
Dorwardyareean
Gardner
Ellwein
Smith
Barnes
Harkness
Hitchcock Bags County Laurels In Last Minute Basket
Hitchcock bluejays beat Bonilla 22 to 21 on a late basket by Glaze securing Beadle county title. Nevin Platts team heads to Huron Friday for a preliminary against Huron high. Bonilla standout Atkinson noted. Bonilla girls defeated Hitchcock 27 to 14 in the night’s other result.
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Hitchcock
Bonilla High School
Nevin Platts
Bluejays
Virpic
Beadle County
Huron
Huron High School
Ritchrock
Glaze
White
Atkinson
Bonilla
Ritchcock Girls
McGraw Improves In Health Battle At New Rochelle
John J. McGraw, famed former New York Giants manager, showed steady improvement after being rushed to New Rochelle hospital from Pelham Manor with uremic poisoning. Despite still ill, he had a comfortable day and his condition was described as not in danger.
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New Rochelle
John. J. McGraw
New York
Giants
New Rochelle Hospital
Pelham Manor
Boxers urged to enter Highmore district Golden Gloves
Amateur fighters from Huron and nearby areas were asked to contact Leo Bloomberg to arrange a training camp for the Highmore district Golden Gloves tournament on March 1. bloomberg seeks wide Huron representation across bantam to heavyweight divisions as state rounds follow.
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Bloomberg
Highmore
Huron
Viccinity
Leo Bloomberg
American, Legion
Ane
Hagemo
Bill Munson
Alfred Peterson
Mitchell and Huron to Battle for South Dakota Title
Mitchell faces Huron in the 1934 Eastern South Dakota conference championship with a record crowd expected at the college gymnasium. The Kernels’ balanced scoring, led by Gardner and Dean, and new rotation under Coach Quintal bolster their chances as Mitchell prep school band and townspeople join the packed stands.
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Mitchell
Huran
Meacherg
Huron
South Dakota
Huron High School
Hitchcock High
College Gyimnnasium
Kernel
Mitchell Prep
South Stave
Ince
Teams Paired In 13th District Open March First Morning
Verdon and Rockham will open play at 10 oclock on March 1, with Northville facing Brentford in the 13th district pairing.
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Verdon
Rockham
Northville
Brentford
Mobridge Wins Circuit Crown In Central South Dakota
Mobridge clinched the conference title with two late wins, finishing the season unbeaten at six victories. Ipswich fell 35 24 and Fauketon 34 9 as Mobridge dominated the circuit with a new counting rule reducing inter team games. Onida and Gettysburg remained near the top as Pierre and Highmore also posted notable results.
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