Ketzback Leads Huron Quintet In Rough Battle
Eastern Normal defeats Huron College Scalpers 38 to 33 in Madison. A 33-foul tussle saw key players Ketzback and Schad Jdack leave early on fouls. Flynn led Eastern with 21 points while Ketzback scored 10 for the Scalpers. Aligned with a slow start, the game tightened in the third period before Eastern steadied the finish with late free throws.
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Eastern Normal
Huron College
Eastern
Huron
Trojans
Johnny Flynn
Keizback
Cagers
Johnson
Bates
Cotton
Ketzback
Schad Jdack
Neumayer
Flynn
Dodge
Schaldack
Ged Xuhler
Bandurant
Runyon
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Cameron
McGough
Catlon
Two South Dakotans Win First Round Fights in Chicago
In solden gloves action at the Chicago meet, Bert Williams of Madison scored a third round knockout over Harold Kramer of Fort Wayne in the 188-pound division. Horace Tigana of Flandreau knocked out Jim Winsatt of Evansville in the 126-pound class in the second round. Dave Peak of Flandreau lost to Bud Thomas of Fort Wayne in the 112-pound class in three rounds. Jefferson of Sioux City, in the 118-pound division, was knocked out in the first round by Tommy Burns of Fort Wayne.
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Chicago
Bert Williams
Madison
Mitchell
Harold Kramer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Horace Tigana
Flandreau
Jim Winsatt
Evansville
Dave Peak
Bud Thomas
Roger Blanchard
Jefferson
Sioux City
Tommy Burns
STANDARD BOWLING TEAMS AND PUBLIC SERVICE SCORES REPORTED
A storm of bowling scores across leagues shows Red Crown Sullivan Roberts Gilbert Dahl Nordhus Potala and others totaling 1900 range. Winners include Vis and Retelgeratnns with White Bones Poole and Shocks team tallies. industrial and Elks leagues list multiple fixtures and handicap results with totals around 900 to 1000 per side.
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Cook
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Tutlaney
Beddow
Matson
Andicap
Fi Retelgeratnns
White
Bone
Greenest And Tallest Illinois Team Near Cage Title
In Pendleton Oregon on February 24 reporters and fans at Umatilla High School heard a live running account of a basketball game via tiny portable shortwave sets worn by officials. Microphones fed to loudspeakers along the sideline carried penalties and game action. The radio idea came from Schools Superintendent Harold Refelme.
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Pendleton
Ore
Umatilla High School
Harold Rereleme
Miller District Elims Open At Miller Event
District 15 district tournament opened with Miller beating Bonilla 40 to 22 as Lorenz led Miller with 19 points and Boyd scored 15 for Bonilla. St Lawrence edged Wessington 19 to 17 behind Weaver and Muhs, while Highmore beat Orient 25 to 13 with Noonan Matre Anglin Conway scoring. Bonilla defeated Wessington 28 to 3 in the consolations. Semi finals set: Miller vs St Lawrence and Highmore vs Ree Heights. District 3 Clark opens today. 20 Brookings. 12 Dell Rapids. 16 Onida. 20 Wakonda. 24 Mount Vernon. 25 Scotland join Wednesday.
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Associated Press
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Weaver
Muhs
Highmore
Orient
Noonan
Matre
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Ree Heights
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Brookings
Dell Rapids
Onida
Wakonda
Mount Vernon
Scotland
Training Camp Briefs From St Louis Camp and More
Training Camp Briefs from St Peters burg Florida note Leo Ward preparing to sign Pitchers Harry Gumbert Max Lanier and Murray Dickson after missing first arI. Other items report freak accidents in Havana Dodgers fPlacing Kampouris finger and Tom Tatum eye injury from a flying fragment. Ken Sears bats at Vernon and Joe McCarthy reacts. Kiki Cuyler coaches Lou Novikoff on running plus Bowling Congress election in Columbus and New York ski tow figures rising to 74 tracks in New York State.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Fla
Leo Ward
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Gumbert
Max Lanier
Murray Dickson
Cardinals
Ari
Havana
Brooklyn Dodgers
Alex Kampouris
Mickey Owen
Tom Tatum
District 21 Set For Friday
Woonsocket prepares for the district tournament with eight teams in action. Lane Trojans favored against Woonsocket Redmen. Wessington Springs expected to beat Forestburg. Letcher vs Fedora a battle amid flu and mumps concerns. Artesian meets Alpena with Alpena slight favorite to defend title.
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Woonsocket
Lane Trojans
Woonsocket Redmen
Redmen
Wessington Springs
Tigers
Letcher
Pense
Artesian Artesian
Alpena
Basketball Scores From the Associated Press
A jumble of late season college scores appears with teams like Eurneston Wee University and Dartmouth, plus Indiana State and Michigan state lines, showing uneven results across conferences and venues in a rough score roundup.
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Associated Press
Eurneston Wee
Be ‘Olgate
Oeartmouth
Columbia
Meehen Brothers Lead Tennessee's Rising Basketball Power
Tennessee basketball shines thanks to Bernie and Dick Meehen of Wheeling West Virginia, known as Points Inc. The 6'4" senior Bernie and 6'0" sophomore Dick power Coach Johnny Majors' volunteer squad, averaging strong scoring and rebound work. Critics, including Nashville referee Olney Chest, hail Dick as a top Dixie center and Bernie as a southern great.
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Tenn
University of Tennessee
Dixie Cage
Mechen
Bernie
Ick
Johnny Mayers
Vals
Wheeling
W- Va
Capt
Houdini
Dixie
Olney(Bowser) Chest
Nashville
Augie Sate
Kentucky
Jim Stuart
Vanderbilt
Points, Inc
Arts
Redfield Hosts District 13 Basketball Tournament
Redfield, the district 13 tournament host, shifts dates to February 25 26 27 with twelve teams. Frankfort meets Athol and Northville faces Brentford while Ashtabula plays Thursday evening. Strong contenders include Redfield defending champions Northeast Conference champions Brentford and Jim.
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Athol
Bent
Rockham
Northvill
Mxiday
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Ghd
Vchiarops
Brentford
Jim
Tigers Face Sioux Falls, Scalpers Clash With Yankton
Two Huron teams, the Tigers and Scalpers, meet tonight as both chase wins to improve 8-2 records. The Tigers travel to Sioux Falls for the ESD title clash while the Scalpers host the league-leading Yankton. Scalpers were 38-33 losers to Eastern of Madison in a prior league game, and both squads seek revenge on home foes.
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Tigers
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Eastern
Madison
Sioux Falls Warriors
Howard Wood
Greyhounds
Huron Quint
Boxing results in Chicago Baltimore Newark area bouts
Boxing results show Leo Redak from Chicago outpointing Matt Daughterty from Milwaukee. Claudia Villar of Spain knocked out Buddy Walker of Columbus. Ken Overlin of Newark drew with Bill McDowell of Dallas in a 16 round match.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Leo Redak
Matt Daughterty
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Claudia Villar
Spain
Buddy Walker
Columbus
Newark
Ken Overlim
Drew
Bill McDowell
Dallas
Tex
Baseball Farm System Sees New Fight Camp Ties
New York report notes basebal l farm clubs resemble training gyms as Tommy Dio runs about 100 hopefuls under watchful eye. Players stay amateur until ready to turn pro, then can select their own managers. Other items cover Ed Bang dinner, Hutchinson navy plans, Minnesota football, high school star Duke Eddleman’s scoring, and assorted sports scribes commentary.
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New York
Chain Gang
Tommy Dio
Maxie Berger
Cleveland
Wil
Ed Bang
Cleveland News
Freddie ‘Hutchinson
Tigers
Navy
Detroit
Lakeland
Fla
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Frank McCormick
All Dakota Tournament Set for March 12 14 in Aberdeen
Aberdeen announces the All Dakota Basketball Tournament will run March 12 to 14 at the Aberdeen YMCA. Athletic director John Jesson says at least 16 teams are expected. last year the Freshy quint of Aberdeen won and aim to defend the title amid earlier fears of no entries.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Ymca
John Jesson
Freshy Quinto
Lozman Returns to City College Basketball Roster
Harvey Lozman, a six foot two inch senior center, rejoined City College's basketball squad after missing this season due to the academic bar. Minnesota showcases talents with Jack DeField in pole vault and footballer Bob Fitch in shot and discus, highlighting standout performances by the Gophers.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Jack DeField
Bob Fitch
Lem Franklin Favored To Beat Pastor In Cleveland Showdown
Sid Feder reports a crowded Cleveland arena as Lem Franklin, 24, holds a 2 to 5 favorite over Bob Pastor, 28, in a ten round bout at 9:30 pm. Promoter Bob Brickman forecasts a 14,000 spectator gate. Franklin seeks a major match with Joe Louis after a string of 19 straight wins, while Pastor brings a ten fight win streak and hopes for an upset.
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Sid Feder
Cleveland
Lem Franklin
Bob Pastor
Bob Brickman
Forest Coe
Joe Louis
Imnor Joe
Pastor
Franklin
Bob
Laminin
Lem
Rougher tougher boxers urged by Levinsky in interview
Philadelphia veteran Barney Levinsky, a 51 year old former light heavyweight champion, laments modern boxers lack grit and roughness. He cites boxers like Gunboat Smith and Harry Greb as exemplars and recalls his own 350 fights from 1907 to 1926, earnings near $500000, and early career through manager Dumb Dan Morgan that crowded fighting dates in 1914.
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Philadelphia
Bsitling Levinsky
Levinssky
Gunboat Smith
Harry Greb
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bill Brennan
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Battler
Jack Diller
Boston
Gene Tunney
New York
Levinsky
Barney
Dan” Morgan
Morgan
Mines Rally Falls Short as Teachers Win 52-47
Rapid City Feb 24 Spearfish Teachers defeated Mines 52 47 after building leads of 20 11 by end of first quarter and 32 21 at halftime. Raymond Adel led Spearfish with 23 points, Rod Lewis scored 20 for Mines. The game ended with a late Mines push but teachers held on with a stalling defense.
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Mines
Rapid City
School of Mines
Black Hills
Spearfish
Raymond Adel
Rod Lewis
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