District 14 Open Tournament Here Friday
Huron high school hosts eight Class B District 14 teams in a two day elimination with Hitchcock favored. Friday's games feature De Smet vs Wolsey Virgil vs Cavour Yaie vs Bancroft and Hitchcock vs Iroquois. semifinals and finals set for Saturday with a final at 9 15. Admission 28 cents for students 35 cents for adults.
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Twe Huron High
de Smet
Wolsey
Virgil
Cavour
Yaie
Bancroft
Hitchcock
Iroquois
Andi
Cantonwine
Clyde Catton
Keither
Wayne Frey
Philips
Don Skarin
Max Preston
Jays
Iroquois Chiefs
Bowen
Chiefs
Annis
Stoner
Trojans
Jimmy Smith
Beckbone
Trojan
Gribble
Musolf
Fautz
Porter
Lindquist
Geiger
Ncroft
Eagles
Enec
Foole
Bulldogs
Wolsey Cardinals
Smet
Beadle County Toop
Yass Cavour
Megars
Mike Kelly
Ruard
Dick Small
Tireless Kansan Avenges Defeat By Winning VFW Mile
Glenn Cunningham, the biting Kansan, wins the VFW Mile in Boston after a late kick to beat Chuck Fenske by two yards in 4 15.5. Gene Venzke places third and Aschie San Romani fourth as John Borican fades midway.
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Kansan
VFW
Bostom
Glenn Cunningham
John Borican
Newark
Cunningham
New Jersey
Chuck Fenske
Nis
Gene Venzke
Aschie San Romani
Borican
Doland Falls to Garden City in District 3 semifinal
Doland, 1937 state champion and 1938 runner up, was eliminated by Garden City 85 16 in the District 3 semifinal at Clark. Parkston upset in District 23 at Emery, final Parkston 33 Emery 22, while Bowdle edged Cresbard in district 5 two overtimes.
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Associated Press
Doland
Garden City
Clark
Wheelars
Dolind
Parkston
Patton
Smery
Bowdle
Cresbard
E. Gross
Bandle
Scotland
Raymond
Vienna
Henry
Bradley
Willow Lake
Lily
Delay Fails To Disturb Galento In Miami Skirmish
Tony Galento declares readiness for tonight’s heavyweight clash with Abel Feldman after a postponement caused by rain. Promoters expect a near 15,000 crowd and gates between 25 000 and 30 000 dollars. Galento weighed 223 pounds and Feldman 166.
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Miami Fla
Tony Galento
Abel Feldman
Miami
Tony
Nate Sy
Mike Jacobs
Louin Galen
Feldran
Beadle County Stars Backing Coach Patterson in Tournament
Kelly and teammates Jim Brinkman Jack Pier Leonard Brinkman and Ned Luther were named by Coach Patterson for regional play. If the Cougars match their county tournament form, the district final could mirror Beadle County title tilt with Cavour aiming for a rematch against the Blue Jays.
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Kelly
Jimmy Brinkman
Jack Pier
Leonard Brinkman
Ned Luther
Patterson
Reomt
Cougars
Cavour
Blue Jave
Bryant Takes East Central Title As Arlington Is Dropped
Desmet reports a transfer oversight by Arlington officials led the State Board of Control to forfeit all games involving Wayne Krueser of Helland. Bryant moves to the league lead while Arlington falls to fourth. Iroquois, Lake Preston and Hetland credited with extra victories due to forfeits. Willow Lake rises in the second division after overtime win and split results. Conference standings place Bryant atop with 7 wins, Arlington at 5 3, and Hetland near .500.
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Desmet
Arington
Tansfer
Wayne Krueser
Helland
State Board of Control
Krueger
Arlington
Bryant
Honora Iroquois
Lake Preston
Het~land
Erwin
Willow Lake
Arlington-Oldham
Preston
Volga
Willox- Tas
Trequais
Hetland
Oklham
Erwin de Smet
Pointers fall to Sioux Falls Braves in overtime 41 40
Springfield article reports Sioux Falls College edged the Pointers 41 to 40 in overtime. Key moments include an early Southern lead, a third quarter surge by Houk and Misner, and a final minute push by Martin and Gemar. Martin led Sioux Falls with 16 points, Houk added 12.
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Pointers
Sioux Falls Braves
Springfield
Southern
Sioux Falls College
Houk
Misner
Braves
Martin
Watertown Defeats Madison 34 to 22 in Conference game
Madison High School Bulldogs led 12-11 at halftime on a strong defensive effort, but Watertown Arrows exploded in the second half to win 34-22. Watertown scored 16 points in the third and fourth quarters while Madison added 10 points in the final period.
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Madison
Madison High School Bulldogs
Watertown Arrows
Bulldogs
South Dakota
Watertown
Madison Boys
College Scores From The AP Roundup
St Marys Winona led by 12 points over Gustavus Adolphus 47 to 35. Valley City NC teachers beat Mayville Teachers 37 to 35. Huron defeated Hagerton Normal 41 to 22. Scores reflect AP roundup from college games.
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Associated Press
St. Mary’s
Winona
Gustavus Adolphus
Valley City
N. C
Mayville
Huron
Hagtern Normal
Scranton match ends as wrestlers clash in long bout
In Scranton Gino Vagnone 208 defeats Cleen 215 after a 21 minute bout as Minnesota meets California in a hard fought evening. In Los Angeles Hagerty 270 stops Bell as Zaharias 227 from Colorado cannot return after a fall. Purdue prepares for Santa Clara clash on the coast marking first Boilermaker coast trip.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Gino Vagnone
Cke Cleen
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Haggerty
Bell
Calif
George Zaharias
Colorado
Gane Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Boilermaker
Mace Brown Makes Fortune in Who's Who in Baseball
New York reports Mace Brown of the Pittsburgh Pirates has earned inclusion in the new Who's Who in Baseball. After years in relief and spot duty, he finally rang the bell in the diamond’s elite directory by appearing in 51 games last season, establishing a record and earning the honor.
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Mace Brown
New York
Wiley Moore
Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mace
Bue
Germes
Foresters Club College B Team Triumph Over Tigers Alumni
The Foresters, an independent squad of former Huron High School and college stars, defeated Huron College B 46 to 30 in a preliminary to the Huron Eastern game. Notable players include Bob Hornbeck Gene McGinty Sigmud Kulawik Norm Peterson and Ken Reinertson, with strong early offense and a sharp second half hold.
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Foresters
Huron High School
Huron College
Tigers
Bob Hornbeck
Gene McGinty
Sigmud Kulawik
ICF
Norm Peterson
Bill McDermott
Red" Rouse
Merlen Marshall
Seslpers
Ken Reinertson
Augustana
Lincoln School
Otto Werner
Troquois
Ken Hainey
Kulawik
Hornbeex
Peterson
Mc Ginty
Marshall
Rob Campbell
Bye
Bob Hauge
Ahad
Collegians
Bem
Rouse
Petérson
Werner
McGinty
McDermott
Marshal
Reinertson
College B
McGee
Checker Tourney At Watertown Saturday
Players from across the state will attend the South Dakota State Checker Association fourth annual tournament in Watertown. The event runs through the weekend with final round Monday, featuring two classes and a round robin format. James A. Ru, secretary, says a Saturday business meeting will choose new officers and the 1940 site.
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Watertown
South Dakota State Checker Association
James A. Ru
Association
Redfield B team seals season with Sunshine League win
Redfield B's closed its basketball season with a Sunshine league game against Northville here Tuesday afternoon, winning 35 to 24 after a prior postponement due to blocked roads. The halftime score stood 10 to 15.
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Redfield
Fevze
Sopecial
Northville
Firpo Named Argentina Police Official Luis Angel
Former Wild Bull of the Pampas Luis Angel Firpo is named an Argentina police official in a shift affecting policing in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Luis Angel
Firpo
Pamipas
Argentina
Trojans Edge Huron Quint For First Win Of Season
Eastern Trojans defeated Huron Scalpers 41 32 in the season finale. Wheeler led with 13 points while Cole and Olgon added nine each as Huron struggled with accuracy and depth. Huron’s worst season included three non conference losses and a lone conference win over the School of Mines.
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Chuck” Reynolds
Eastern
Trojans
Huron
Huth
Ketzback
Cole
Swenson
Wheeler
Bmuron
Herther
Hield
Parker
Lowell Swenson
Bill Hauge
Anter Linton College
Calors
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falls
School of Mines
Hauge
Schuelie
Caldwen
Yerther
Ketztack
Cameron
Olson
Morfjor
Fergen
Bowen
Gy Cole
Deklotz
Sdu
Washa
Baugh
Huron IL
National Cage Meet Dates Are Shifted
Evanston IL Feb 23 The finals date for the national collegiate basketball tournament moved from March 25 to March 27. West coast semifinals were postponed from March 17-18 to March 20-21 prompting the change. Four divisional teams will contest each semifinal with western at San Francisco and eastern at Philadelphia. The midwestern team will come from Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan or Ohio.
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Evanston
Dutch Lonborg
Northwestern University
Lonborg
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Illngis
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Gar cia and Marshall Listed in San Francisco Card
In San Francisco a boxing card features Caferino Garcia from the Philippines and outpointer Lloyd Marshall with 188 percent Sacraments 10 as part of the listed event.
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San Francisco
Caferino Garcia
Philippines
Outpointer
Lloyd Marshall
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