Hitchcock and Cavour Win In Tourney Opener
Hitchcock defeats De Smet 25-16 and Cavour tops Bancroft 24-11 to reach the semifinals. Hitchcock meets Trequois and Cavour faces Willow Lake this afternoon, with the De Smet bout noted as ragged yet decisive for Hitchcock.
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Hitchcock
Cavour
de Smet
Bancroft
Trequois
Willow Lake
del Smet
Tanner
Steinhauser
Belzer
Manger
Johnson
Klanzer
Harris
Manler
Smith
Cavour Beats Bancroft In Tight Cage Battle
Cavour defeated Bancroft 24 to 17 in a close basketball game as Bancroft coach Fred Geltermar missed the match with smallpox. Smith led Bancroft with 12 points, while Maas Corrigan and Brinkman starred for Cavour.
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Bancroft
Fred Geltermar
Caveur
Cavour
Lyngen
Owens
Bancroft Ieading
Smith
Feldigit
Peterson
F. Smith
Maas
T a.Brintanna
Leibhardt
Boilermakers Aim For Perfect Year
Chicago papers report Purdue seeking an undefeated Big Ten season last achieved in 1918. The feature traces past undisputed champions, noting Wisconsin Michigan Indiana and Ohio State titles and losses, then outlines Minnesota at Purdue and the remaining tests including Michigan at Ann Arbor and Chicago at Lafayette to close the campaign.
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Chicago
Purdue
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio State
Johny Minoro
Indiana
Jefferson Cs Win Championship In Class Showdown
Jefferson high school clinched the class championship with a 3-2 win over Washington B. Cartner Kulaveick and Ebert led the scoring with two points each while Wip added the Washington tally. The Jefferson lineup featured Cartner Ebert Kulawick Byerly along with Leckness Thorsness Ellis Rupp Van Heuyerlen Pugsley Roush Nelson and Gerkins. In the other game Washington B’s fell 37-2 as Swanson led with 20 points followed by Tillery Bruce Johnson and Huntwork.
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Jefferson
Jeffersons
Cartner
Kulaveick
Ebert
Wip
Swanson
Gamner
Tillery
Bruce
Johnson
Huntwork
Basketball score fragment ties states and colleges
Basketball score fragment shows teams Washington St Louis OK Aggies and others with uneven numbers. The readable portion lists Augustana and Springfield Normal with scores 37 to 28. The damaged OCR text limits clarity but indicates a college basketball result fragment from Sioux Falls area.
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BAO
Washington St. Louis
Oklahoma Aggies
Nnn
Dakota
Sioux
Falls College
Favorites Survive Miller District First Round Play
In the Miller District first round, Wolsey beat Ree Heights 11-7 at the end of regulation in a tight defensive battle. Bonilla upset St. Lawrence 21-17 as Miller and Highmore advanced with easy wins. Miller toppled Wessington 25-16 while Highmore conquered Harrold 36-10 enabling semifinals Miller vs Wolsey and Highmore vs Bonilla.
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Sisseton
Milbank
Reville
Big Stone City
Wilmot
Peever
Waukay
Rosholt
Webster
Langford
Kidder
Britton
Butler
Roslyn
Amherst
Aberdeen
Nae Barnard
Columbia
Claremort
Hecla
Dell Rapids
Flandreau
Colman
Egan
Stutland
Trent
Wentworth
Chester
Redfield
Ashton
Brentford
Faulkton
Frankfort
Rackham
Haron
Hitcheuock
de Smet
Cavour
Bancroft
Miller
Wes
White Lake
Gann Valley
Kimball
Stickney
Chamberlain
Plankinter
Pukwano
Hopper
Mt. Vernon
Platte
Delmont
Ravinia Lake Andes
Wagner
Geddes
Armour
Platte Corsica
Pleasant Valley
Mission
Hamill
Wood
Ideal
Colome
Witten
Miller District
Wolsey
Ree Heights
Bonilla
St. Lawrence
Highmore
Wessington
Harrold
Enasity Miner
Coach Wood
Romberger
Stensland
Hazzard
Cheney
Wotoway
Bingham
Peterson
Harreld
Smith
Stevenson
Mitchell
Borning
Legion To Sponsor Baseball Team In Gann Valley Season
Abernathy Post of the American Legion voted to sponsor the Gann Valley Bluejay baseball team for the coming season. The club, known for last season's high rating, will again feature the famous Koch brothers. The Legion also plans to improve grounds and facilities to accommodate expected crowds.
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Gann Valley
Wessington Orioles Challenge Central South Dakota Teams
Wessington the unbeaten Orioles boast a strong independent outfit in central South Dakota. Led by Syring and including Partridge Baird Peterson Beadles Olson, they’ve defeated Huron auto trades and Huron Canaries, with wins over Ree Heights Welington Springs Bonilla Alpena and more, seeking a game with the Frigdman Devils of Redfield or a neutral venue in Huron college gym.
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Wessington
Fed
Wessington Orioles
South Dakota
Orioles
Huron Auto Trades Club
Huron Canaries
Hurons
Ree Heights
Welsington Springs
Bonilla
Alpena
Syring
Huron College
Partridge
Baird
Peterson
Beadles
Olson
Orxioles
Frigdman Devils
Redfield
South Dakota Bowling Committee Appoints Chairs
George Legeroy of Watertown and W C Anderson of Sioux Falls named sub committee chairmen to coordinate South Dakota interests for the Northwest singles bowling tournament in Minneapolis on March 8 and 9. The event features bowlers from Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and South Dakota.
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South Dakota
Minneapolis
Minn
George Legeroy
Watertown
W.C. Anderson
Sioux Falls
Northwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Dempsey to Enter Mayo Clinic for Checkup
Jack Dempsey will enter Mayo brothers hospital in Rochester Minnesota tomorrow for a complete physical. Boxers and fans see this as the first step in his return to action potentially against Otto Von Porat Tuffy Griffith or Max Schmeling, with Dempsey promoting shows in Chicago since last October and hoping to recover his losses this summer.
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Dempsey
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Soldiers Field
Otto von Porat
Tuffy Griffith
Max Schmeling
Northern Attack Smashes Spearfish 41 to 17 on Home Floor
Northern Normal Wolves overwhelmed Spearfish Yellowjackets 41 to 17. Early runs built an 8 1 lead then a 25 to 6 halftime margin sealed Spearfish’s first home loss in five years. Key contributors included Williams Marquis Bevans and Jackson for Northern while Spearfish relied on Lestie Waivington Scheidt Lodge and M Jackson for scoring.
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Spearfish
Spearfish Yellowjackets
Wolves
Rosemen
Mattice
Schern
Marguit
Williams
Jackson
Bruce
Black
Marquis
Bevans
M. Jackson
Northern
Wiliams
Lai
Lestie
Waivington
Scheidt
Lodge
Augustana Defeats Southern Normal in Opening Loop Game
In a stalling matchup at Springfield, Augustana toppled cellar rival Southern Normal 37 to 28. Skaden led with 14 points and N Johnson added 9 as Augustana held a 15 11 halftime edge while adjusting from zone to man to man defense.
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Springfiel Co
Augustana
Southern Normal
Southern
Imes
Joop
Skanden
N. Johnson
Lallg
Brown
M. Johnson
Sonstegaard
Skaaden
C. Johnson
Lee
Eoeserse Beens
Harmon
Wisconsin
Yank Speedballer Back In Top Form
Henry Johnson, famed as the Yankees fastest pitcher, returns to form after a spine injury in July last season. He wore a back brace through winter and reports no recurrence as camps open, with earlier 1828 performance cited as his peak. Baseball notes include three other boxing and boxing-related items from various cities.
Coyotes End Cage Season In Victory Over Sioux
The University of South Dakota Coyotes defeated Sioux Falls College 35 to 20 in a rough contest. Lombike led Sioux Falls with 11 points as the Coyotes held the visitors to two first half field goals and a 21 point halftime edge. Root and Walker paced USD with eight and seven points respectively as Sioux Falls racked up 28 fouls.
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Harms
Hitchcock
Antler
de Smet
Tanner
Steinhauser
Glanzer
Antle
Kingsbury County Tec
Gitchcock
Steishauser
Johnsen
Glenzer
Manley
Pasion
Sioux Falls
University of South Dakota
Sioux Falls College
Coyotes
Lombike
Root
Walker
Sioux Taily Fs Fi
Lembeke
Farnsworth
Haresington
Swath
Shreve
Toul
South
al Patay
J Adkins
Espe
Stewart
Drakes
Waller
Thecson
State To Defend Loop Track Title
BROOKINGS February 23 South Dakota State College Jackrabbits aim to defend the North Central conference track title for the fourth straight year. Coach Bert Ekberg trains about 50 candidates, with many hopefuls awaiting preliminary workouts in the steel pavilion. Standout athletes include Engelmann the veteran scorer and solid jumpers, plus several seniors and letter men projected to fill events from sprints to distance and field events.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Bert Ekberg
Eckberg
Civil Weert Engelmann
Lims City
Engelmann
Lemme Herting
Bankert
Guy McDonald
McDonald
Howard
Rempfer
Gibson
Wylie
Favorites Win In Redfield Tourney
Redfield and Brentford advanced in the thirteenth district tourney opening in Redfield. Redfield crushed Ashton 39 to 9 with Bastian scoring 17 and Dubois also strong. Brentford held off Faulkton 23 to 22 as Overby led Brentford, while Frankfort beat Rockham 28 to 20 after early Frankfort adversity.
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Redfield
Brentford
Frankforth
Ashton
Foy
Pheasants
Bastian
Dubois
Frankfort
Faulktor Five
Overby
Rockham
Sioux City Boxer to Fight in Garden Tonight
An all heavyweight show at Madison Square Garden features Sioux City heavyweight Ted Sandwina headlining against Ricardo Bertazzolo of Indianapolis. The card also lists Chuck Wiggins and George Cook. Sydney and Tacoma, Washington, are among additional components of the event.
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Sioux City
Garden
Tndianapolis
Chuck Wiggins
Ganapolis
George Cook
Sydney
Australia
Tacoma
Washdave Shade
New Inted
George Décon
Port
Dramatic Finish in Sharkey Scott Bout Draws Debate
In Miami on February 28 Jack Sharkey defeated Phil Scott by technical knockout in the third round after a disputed foul claim. Referee Lou Magnolia halted and then allowed Scott to continue, leading to a controversial finish and debate over low blows. Critics praised Sharkey’s win but questioned the officiating as Scott lingered through a dramatic finish.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Jack Sharkey
Phil Scott
Sharkey
Lou Magnolia
Seow
Scott
Sharkes
Higgage
Wis Sealt Creet
Max Selmeling
Yankee Stadium
New York
Atelas
Scott Throath Bertt
Deferee
Stott
Leon
Magnolia
Scout
Magnesia
Iyovh
Official Boxing Commission
Otto von Porat
Madison Square Garden
Norowegians
Griton
Sing
Sirk
Riske
Johnny Riske
Cleveland
Vietoms Campolo
Kid McPartland
Shso
Cdue
Campeolo
Jay John
Heigl
Campole
Risho
An ii
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Jimmi Maloney
Egston
Maire Bouguillon
France
Tommy Laughran
Philadelphia
Pierre Charles
Belpmsy
Raul Bianchi
Yourhiul
Billy Daring
Alexander Set For Twentieth Season
WINTER HAVEN FLA February 2 Glover Cleveland Alexander will report to the Philadelphia Nationals training camp to begin his 20th major league season. The veteran pitcher arrived and declared he is in fine shape while celebrating his 41st birthday Wednesday. Manager Shottan plans to use Alexander mainly as a pitching coach for other pitchers and to start in the box occasionally.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Glover Cleveland Alexander
Philadelon
Piloner
Phillies
Shottan
Alexeander
My Barber Tells How To Remove Gray In Six Weeks
A barber shares a method said to restore natural hair color within six weeks. The user claims in anecdotal terms that their hair darkened back to its original shade with no artificial look, while friends praise the result.
Mrs Wayne Describes Home Hair Tonic Results
Mrs Wayne of 752 gist St. California shares her experience with Twea's Hair Tonic. She says premature grayness receded after six weeks of nightly use, restoring natural dark brown color and improving hair fullness. The ad claims many report thicker longer hair with lustre and offers a money back guarantee with Lea's Met Tonic distributed by Ferriton's Pharmacies or via mail order.
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Twea
Lea
Ferriton
Brentwood
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