Tigers Strive To Clinch East South Dakota Title
Huron High faces a decisive week with two final games to win the Eastern South Dakota Athletic Conference crown. They travel to Watertown tomorrow and host Washington in Sioux Falls Friday as Aberdeen and Sioux Falls chase a possible three way tie in the standings.
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Boston teen crowned queen of U S women skaters
Sixteen year old Joan Tazzec of Boston says she will not be too serious about life after winning the national senior championship in the United States Amateur Figure Skating Association. She aims to have fun while holding the title. She is the daughter of a Harvard professor.
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Dizzy Dean Predicted For Big Season By Cardin Als
Nashville report says Dizzy Dean may have his best season ahead if ready to pitch earnestly. Sam Brendon, owner of the St Louis Cardinals, calls him possibly the greatest hurler of all time and hopes he sticks to it. He doubts Dizzy's brother Paul will ever return to form due to weight.
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College basketball scores from various games today
Results show Southern California 6 California 27 and several close outcomes including Stanford 50 over U S L ABS, Notre Dame 43 over Colgate 34, Minnesota 38 over Chicago 27, Washington 54 over Montana 44, and others such as Army 44 Navy 3 and Purdue 50 over Indiana 34.
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Cunningham Sets New Indoor World Mark at Madison Square Garden
Glenn Cunningham shattered the indoor metric mile record of 1,590 meters at the national AAU championships in New York, clocking 3:69.9 indoors to equal his outdoor Berlin mark. Fellow athletes, including Gene Venzke, saluted his pace while Ben Johnson tied a 64 second 60-meter world record, yet Cunningham dominated the room with his performance.
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Redmen Clinch District Title in Narrow Final Victory
Woonsocket Redmen secure District 1 crown with a 40-29 win over Alpena Wild Vents to advance to Region 6 tournament at Bridgewater. Authier scored 13 for Woonsocket, McKillip and Authier tied on team honors with 12 each. Alpena’s Thompson led Wild Cats with 10 points as Letcher paced Lane with 14 in a separate semifinal loss.
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Beadle County Champs Edge De Smet In District Final
Yale Trojans coached by Geiger defeated De Smet 31-29 to capture the District 14 basketball championship. Wolsey and Hitchcock provided semi final drama as Wolsey edged Yale 28-19 while De Smet beat Iroquois 22-11 to reach the final, with Yale securing a berth to Region Four action.
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Four-Team District Tourney Set At Mitchell
Huron Scalpers join Yankton Greyhounds Augustana Vikings in a four game district tournament at the Corn Palace floor Mitchell this week. Dakota Wesleyan coach Lasier Belding invited the four teams for Thursday and Friday contests with two games each night and a chance for championship or third place.
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How They Scored In District Meet
Meyer Hitchcock led District 34 scoring at the meet held Friday and Saturday. He totaled 37 points over three games including 17 in the consolation final against Cavour, averaging 11.3 per game. Jimmy Brinkman of Cavour was second with 22 points in two games, an 11 per game pace.
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Gordon-Bakke Title Bout Headlines 34-Round Boxing Show
Huron High School star Keith Gordon defends his welterweight title against Grayden Bakke in the 19round main event at Daum's Auditorium as eight three round preliminaries precede the attraction. Local football standouts Herb Gosch and Lucius Wexner meet in the semi windup with three rounds of action expected. Frankie Caviezel faces Ray Geoneuf in a 140pounds clash, plus four other three round bouts featuring Alpena and Huron fighters. Special student admission offered. program to proceed as billed with Frankie Spargo refereeing.
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District B title race narrows to regional play this week
District 32 entries crown champions from Deland, Webster, Gregory, Vermillion, and others. Winners advance to regionals to decide state berths as Budgets, Amherst, Ipswich, and nearby communities push for playoff spots.
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