Huron’s Improved Play Is Offset By Referee’s Whistle
Huron high school, led by Osborn Kulawik and Mike Boyle, kept the game close against Aberdeen’s undefeated Golden Eagles on the North Dakota center court. Key early shots missed and two Huron guards, Vincent McGinty and Joe Cadwell, were ejected by Referee Frank Wittenbach, limiting Huron’s rally as Aberdeen built a lead. Osborn and Kulawik paced Huron while Schroeder stood out for Aberdeen. the Tigers face Yankton next in a conference tilt after the loss.
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Holgate
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Yankton
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Auerbach Seeks New World Speed Record On Hydroplanes
Atlantic City racer Mortimer Auerbach, holder of four hydroplane speed records, aims to top 63.548 mph in the 25 cubic inch class with Emancipator IV at Miami testing grounds on Indian Creek and Biscayne Bay. He has won three straight national championships and set marks in multiple engine classes, emphasizing streamlined hulls and improved fuel for higher speeds.
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Rapid City Rout Deadwood 33 to 1 In Conference Clash
Rapid City overwhelmed Deadwood 33 to 1 in a conference game at the Deadwood auditorium last night. Rapid City dominated with aggressive shooting and relentless offense throughout the game while Deadwood struggled to convert from close range and mid court.
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O Mahoney and Dusek Suspended After Riot at Match
Pittsburgh January 17 1937 the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission suspended Dan O Mahoney heavyweight champion and Ernie Dusek of Omaha Neb for the riotous finish of their match last night Commissioner W D McClelland announced both men were suspended for 50 days and fined.
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Gettysburg Indees Edge Selby Cardinals 32 30
Gettysburg Indees beat the Selby Cardinals 32 to 30 in a rough, tightly played game. Gettysburg led early, held the advantage most of the contest, and finished with a late rally to secure the win amid crowded, narrow floor conditions.
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Mahoney Pins Browning in Albany Wrestling Match
Danno Of Idahoney 725 Ireland claimed the heavyweight wrestling title after pinning Jim Browning 240 Verona Mo in 7 minutes and 67 seconds last night in Albany.
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County Circuit Heads To Meet
YALE South Dakota Jan. Special The Beadle county conference will hold a Sunday session at 230 o clock in the Marvin Hughitt hotel in Huron. Yale coach A A Wleinsasser says all coaches and superintendents should attend to decide the annual county conference tournament. The Feb 21 22 B tournament plan may shift, with district dates likely changing. Referee selection and drawings are also on the agenda.
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Huron Boxers Enter South Dakota Golden Gloves Meet
A fundraising drive in Huron supports sending eight boxers to the Sioux City Journal annual Golden Gloves tournament. Led by Louis Bloomberg, the squad includes SD champions Joe Stabil and Keith Gordon, with Lucius Weaver and Young Ort Mayer among others. Contributions are urged to Bloomberg at Water Cleaning Bon.
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Wessington beats Wolsey 27 4 in Bea d le clash
Wessington high school dribblers overwhelmed Wolsey 27 to 4 at Wolsey. Weesington led with eight points by Peterson while Cogswell and Babsock each added one for Wolsey. Wolsey led early but Weesington dominated after halftime and Puleifer scored all of Weasingtons points.
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Huron Defeats Nettleton 25 to 21 in tight defense
Huron college Scalpers edge Nettleton 25 to 21 as tight defense dominates. Niermeyer leads scoring with 11 for Huron, Van Der Plug nets 11 for Nettleton, while Lowe and Cameron contribute key baskets. Friday home game vs Dakota Wesleyan opens conference play in the college gym.
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Cavarretta to Be Cubs Regular in 1936
Chicago January 1 Cubs manager Charlie Grimm announced Phil Cavarretta will start at first base with him as his understudy. Grimm said he would come out of retirement as an active player and may pinch hit or appear in a game.
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Retelaff Refuses To Back Pedal
CHICAGO January 17 Charley Retellaff, nicknamed the condemned man, vows to fight Joe Louis at the Chicago Stadium. He says he will not back away from Louis and plans a bold attack to win, despite past defeats and lingering doubts about his stamina.
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Morningside Crubs Coyotes 48 27 Inestablishes Conference Lead
Morningside College cagers pulled from the conference cellar with a 48 to 27 victory over the University of South Dakota Coyotes in Sioux City. Finley Rosenberger led the Maroons with 16 points while Bob Buck battled for the Coyotes, scoring four field goals and as many free throws. USD faces North Dakota State next in Vermillion, with practice and rest planned as the Coyotes brace for the Bison.
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Basketball Results Across Teams From AP Report
Western Union 30 St Abross 24 Byron 2 Nettleton Commercial College 21 Morningside 8 South Dakota 2 Coe 18 Iowa State Tearhera 21 Kansas 28 Kansas State 17 Denver Nebraska 35 Gustavus Adolphus 23 Minnesota B24 St Mary's Winona 41 Winona Teachers 36 Rice 35 Baylor 34 Texas A&M 30 Sam Houston Teachers 22 Huron 18 Aberdeen 2.
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Fights Last by the Associated Press
Jersey City report lines show Cleto Sreatell 142 fighting George Kinselie 141%4 in Memphis details with a knockout. Freeport and Eddie Manning 140 in Springfield Indiana are noted in a separate bout. The fragmented OCR item lists boxing results and ring actions with several unreadable portions.
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Dairymen And Fitgers Win Local Bowling Match
A city league bowling match ended 2-1 in favor of the Dairymen and Fitgers over Schooner Beer. After splitting the first two games, the third went to a deadlock before the Dairymen won in the extra frame. Baum led Schooners with 506 pins, Helder led the Dairmen with a high series of 553 for the winners.
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Los Angeles Open Draws Huge Field in Qualifiers
The Los Angeles Open attracted a large field for the $5,000 open tournament with 86 players to be eliminated in today’s qualifying round. Notables in the 3-tole qualifying include Jimmy Hines, recent Riverside Open winner, and Pat Abbott, Southern California Open champion.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT in California and New York boxing matches
Reported results from last night list Wally Walls outpointing Brankie Cas tillo in Los Angeles at 128 pounds. Harry Eb outpointed Mickey McAvoy in Freeport at 173 Pounds. Sally Krieger stopped Tackle Aldare in Brooklyn at 161 pounds. West Palm Beach bouts saw Joty Boeigel outpoint Petey Mike. Bis Avery defeated Speiee in another Pittsburgh card.
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Braves Rally To Edge S D State In Wisconsin
Sioux Falls college built a 16 to 1 rush early and held a 24 to 18 halftime lead before relents by Relert and Jonsen in the second half. Jensen scored ten for Sioux Falls and Dick added two for South Dakota State in a 24 to 18 win.
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S D To Enter Baseball Meet
Meeting here yesterday of the South Dakota Association of Amateur Baseball leagues approved continued affiliation with the American Baseball Congress and South Dakota's entry in the 1936 national tournament. By laws were slightly amended to conform with national regulations, and district chairmen were reappointed with Huron, Watertown, Sioux Falls, Canova, Rapid City, Aberdeen, Pierre, and Gettysburg represented. President Howard Lyke and Secretary F. N. L. Cosgrove attended.
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Three Favored In C S D Loop
Central South Dakota basketball race favors Mobridge Ipswich and Highmore as leaders with Mobridge the defending champion. Conference tournament set for Jan 31 and Feb 1 in Ipswich may reshape standings despite season averages not affected. Upcoming games include Mobridge at Ipswich and Onida at Lewied with Rapid City at Pierre in non conference play.
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Cochran And Hoppe Set For Cue Match in Chicago
Welker Cochran and Willie Hoppe prepare for the world three cushion billiards championship challenge. The six-deck, total-point format runs Thursday to Saturday with Charley McElligott refereeing in Chicago. Cochran previously won the title by ten points over Hoppe in the latest world event.
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