Huron Preps For Aberdeen In District Showdown
In a crucial district clash at the Huron College gym Aberdeen and the Tigers duel for spot in the ESD title race. Coach Deklotz faces lineup uncertainty as Aberdeen’s improved form challenges Huron’s faltering stride and the outcome shapes the path to the championship.
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Jimmy Demaret Wins Western Open Title
Jimmy Demaret triumphed in the Western Open at Rio Course despite rain and mud. He shot 74 for a 293 total, earning the championship and the Vardon Trophy, while Tony Penns of Dayton finished second in the tight 72 hole event.
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Women Golfers Enter Quarter Final Round in Florida
Orlando, February 22. Laddie Irwin leads by facing sterner opposition as Montclair linkswoman defeats Miriam Lyons 4 and 3. Ann Johnson and Clara Jemier meet Pitty Berg as Beoma Coppic plays Jesn Bauer while Marion Miley challenges another opponent in the Florida Women's Golf Tour.
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Wrestling Results From Boston St Louis and Pittsburgh
In Boston Maurice Milett of France defeated Bob McCoy in straight falls. In St Louis Brenko Nagurski beat Lou These in 9 0:19. In Pittsburgh Jim Londos defeated Preak Sexton in Columbus 37:16.
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State Prepares For Huge Crowd At South Dakota Clash
Brookings February 22 State College Jack Rabbits host South Dakota University Coyotes in a bid to stay in title contention. Baker’s veterans seek a win to keep a mathematical shot at undisputed apex while USD eyes a needed upset. Hoy’s defending champs were eliminated from title prospects two weeks ago.
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New Orleans Open Next for Touring Golf Stars
WEW Onleans reported the New Orleans Open, a $10,000 open tournament, draws golf stars for the winter circuit. Byron Nelson, defending national open champion, practiced with a 71 while Tony Long posted 70 and Horton Smith matched Nelson with 71, as Tony Manero finished tied for second.
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Navy lettered athlete overcomes optical hurdle
Harvey Robinson of Minnesota, a middle distance runner, earned his varsity letter at Navy before a transfer. The piece notes his difficulty in maintaining required optical standards and his persistence to stay on the team.
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Oklahoma Aggies Cinch For Bid To Garden Hoots
New York reports mixed sports notes with college teams and pro players. Oklahoma Aggies invitees to the Garden tournament. references to Al Dayis and Hialeah crowd reaction. notes on Meade’s hurt feelings and other sports tidbits feature.
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Augustana Upsets Wesleyan 48 to 44 In Sioux Falls
Augustana Vikings upset Wesleyan 48 to 44 delaying the conference title clinch. Wesleyan led 18 to 7 early, but Augies answered with a strong second half, despite fouls. Key players included Plowman Nelson and Thompson for Augustana and Coats Davis for Wesleyan.
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Arlington Odham Tie for EC Title with Lake Preston Third
Providence KR I reports a tied EC title between Arlington and Odham with Lake Preston finishing third. Al Mancini of Providence registered 126 percent, defeating Paul Jennesese Lee 125 percent, amid late-night fights. Enzo Hannozzi and others appear in scrambled notes from the event.
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Bowling Colts move up in Industrial League standings
Bowling Cola Cola bowlers climbed from fifth to a tie for third in the Industrial League by sweeping a three game series over the Osborn Clothiers at the Huron Recreation Center. Hurunite led the standings with a win over Naeves while Fullertons remained second. Montgomery Wards beat Great Northern two to one in another match. Jona Brown of the Gagnon girls posted the best three game score at 485. Industry league results include Naeves, EdbosER, and Camp.
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Rustlers Rally in Final Minute for District 14 Title
Miller guards Marvin Kenning and Bob Schrader sparked a 4-23 run in the closing seconds to beat Ree Heights 23-22 and claim District 14 basketball honors. Art Cahalan led Miller past St Lawrence 22-12 in the day’s other semifinal. Ree Heights beat Bonilla 26-19, while Wessington beat Dent 22-12 in the consolation final. Capacity crowd watched tightly contested games and trophies awarded to champions, runners-up, and consolation winners.
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Hauge Runs Wild Against Iroquois
De Smet Bulldogs finish conference play with two wins over Iroquois Chiefs 30 to 24 and 24 to 15. O’Keefe leads De Smet with 13 points while Miller has 7 for Iroquois. The crowd tallies end with De Smet’s 48 point surge under Coach Bil Hause in the new auditorium.
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More Tickets Available For SDU-State Contest
Tickets for the University State College game at Broikngs Friday night go on sale at Myess-Sorrer Cigar Store. Robert E. Wick announced the sale and stated the first block of 50 seats is ready. Buyers must register names for identification. ticket sale ends at 7 30 p m Friday with the game at eight.
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Phog Allen Proposes Safety Zone to Eliminate Close Shots
Dr. F C Allen, Kansas University basketball coach, urges raising baskets and creating a safety zone eight feet around each hoop. Players could dribble in or out but could not shoot if another player stood inside the ring. He would abolish tip-ins to curb near-basket scoring.
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McCormick to Be Banquet Speaker in Redfield
Frank G. McCormick, Minnesota athletic director and native of South Dakota, to speak at Miller High School athletic banquet in the municipal auditorium. The event honors Miller athletes and invites nearby communities while district 13 basketball tournament proceeds. McCormick’s SD roots include Dakota University and a 1912 Coyotes football win over Minnesota.
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College Scores Reported From Various Games
Lafayette led Rutgers 46 to 45 while Colorado defeated Greeley State 59 to 27. Marys Minn 247 and Winond Warthaye scored 42 points in another noted action.
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Willow Lake Elimination Sparks District 29 Run
Willow Lake ended its title bid as Garden City defeated them 23 to 4 in a District 29 playoff, with Murda leading Miller’s charge and Ree Heights delivering key late shots. The district brackets show Miller, Presho, and other area teams advancing through semis and finals across multiple sites including Vermillion and Ipswich.
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Wolves Dominate Southern In 53 to 22 Conference Win
Northern State Teachers College basketball rolled to a 53 to 22 victory over Southern Normal, sealing a clean sweep of the intercollegiate schedule. Northern jumped to a 17 to 3 lead and expanded it, using reserves and position switches as the game wore on. The first half ended 25 to 0, with the Wolves commanding the action throughout.
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