Scalpers Meet Northern in Final Non conference Clash
Huron College Scalpers head north to Aberdeen tonight to face Northern Normal Wolves in their last non conference game of the season. Afterward they return home Friday to host Dakota Wesleyan in the final 1940-41 game as coach Gary Parker sits out sick.
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Harris Wollman
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Everett Bates
Blair Peterson
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Madison Court
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Bulldogs
South Dakota
Swedish Prizefighter Dies After KO Loss in Fight
Anne Anderson, 22, a Swedish immigrant heavyweight, died after a seventh round knockout by Lou Thomas in Chicago. An autopsy cited heart failure due to enlarged heart. no inquest was held. Anderson, who came to the U S in 1939, had held Swedish amateur and professional titles and faced a lineup of notable boxers in this country.
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Chicago
Anne Anderson
Minneapolis
Lou Thomas
Indianapolis
Marigold Gardens
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Thomas
Anderson
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
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Lee Savold
Buddy Knox
Chuck Crowell
Johnny Hanschen
Schaaf
U. S
Ernie Schaaf
Primo Carera
New York
Pete Asero
Pete Muscamera
Tony Scarpati
Lou Ambers
Southern football lure tempts northern stars
In the roundtable style column, sports writers discuss football recruitment patterns and the southern conference rule. The piece notes Joe McCarthy’s managerial challenge ahead, Monte Pearson’s Reds, Lefty Gomez’s health, and the North South talent shuffle as athletes chase bigger gates and salaries.
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Biff Keefe
The
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Greenberg May Ask For Draft Deferment
Los Angeles February 25 Hank Greenberg Detroit outfielder said upon arriving from a Honolulu vacation that if his draft number is called by mid baseball season he might ask for deferment until October to avoid breaking into two seasons.
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Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Honolulu
Bengal Team Prepares to Counter Madison Scoring Aces
The Bengal camp focuses on stopping Madison's scoring threats as drills resume. Last week Tomseha and Fynn scored 18 of 29 points against the Tigers, while Elmer Evans seeks a starting spot alongside Scott Woodward. Ray Kaminsky centers with sophomores Jack Van Arsdale and Dale Case at guard.
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Tomseha
Fynn
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Bulldogs
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Deklotz
Scott Woodward
Ray
Kaminsky
Jack van Arsdale
Dale Case
Fights Last Night Omaha and Chicago Heavyweights Clash
Omaha and Chicago boxing results show Ned Lem Franklin knocking out Carl Vinciauerra in Omaha and Chicago heavyweight Lou Thomas stopping Arne Anderson in Indianapolis. Minneapolis hosted a seventh round finish, with fighters listed and locations noted for the events.
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Ned—Lem Franklin
Chicago
Carl Vinciauerra
Lou Thomas
Indianapolis
Arne Anderson
Minneapolis
Wells the Coach Wins IIC Championship at Millikin
Marshall Wells, ex Minnesota athlete, in his first year as James Millikin University basketball coach, led the Big Blue to a 47 45 victory over Wheaton to clinch the Illinois College Conference title with nine wins in 10 league games. Wells previously coached at Sioux Falls College.
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Decatur
Marshall Wells
Minnesota
James Millikin University
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Wheaton
Wella
Sioux Falls
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Aid
Bowling scores and league standings from the day
Bowing results show multiple leagues with individual high scores and series totals. Hazen leads the Standard Off League with 581 and team totals around 695 to 728. Atlas Hatteries and Polarine report high team scores and series, while the N.W.P.S. Co and Swift & Co display strong individual games and handicap tweaks. Overall, teams like Gagnon's Dairy post top combined scores near 978 in the SCORING league and 2320 in test series, with heavy activity across multiple clubs.
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Gummy
Thorn
Badgers Clinch Shared Big Ten Title With Win Over Indiana
Wisconsin Badgers toppled Indiana 38 30 to secure a share of the Big Ten championship. Englund and Kotz led with 23 points, as Wisconsin extended to 10 straight wins, eyeing sole possession if Minnesota defeats Wisconsin’s rivals. Minnesota kept slim title hopes alive by beating Chicago 24 4.
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Gophers
Chicago
Wisconsin Badgers
Bud Fosters
Minnesota
Purdue
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Johnny iKotz
Jurges Holds Key To Giants Hopes Infield Star Recovers
In Miami on February 25 1949 the New York Giants rely on shortstop Bill Jurges for a comeback from the injury that felled him after a Bucky Walters fastball. His return sparks Giants fans as the club aims to escape the NL basement and improve from sixth place. Jurges trains hard and remains optimistic while the team watches every move.
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Giants
Miami
Fla
New York Giants
Bill Jurges
Auwomer
Bucky Walters
Bill
Huron And Pierre Paired In Sectional Tourney March 6
South Dakota State and South Dakota University men prepare for a Friday clash at Vermillion after mixed conference results. The season series between the Jackrabbits and Coyotes is tied 22-22 in 44 meetings, with SDU leading this year to break the tie. Governor Bushfield sets four Class A sectional tournaments for March 6 with Western and Central sites to follow, leading to a March 15 state showdown in Sioux Falls.
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Basketball Results From Associated Press Roundup
Michigan 45 Northwestern 9 Illinois 53 Ohio State 35 Wisconsin 38 Indiana 39 Minnesota 56 Chicago 24 Purdue 52 Iowa 49 two overtimes Idaho 44 Washington 38 Iowa State 49 Missouri 29 Buena Vista 43 Western Union 42 Washington St Louis 38 Creighton 33 Grinnell 42 Drake 39 Butler 54 Notre Dame 40
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