New York Sports Roundup Sparks Legalize Betting Talk
A January slice of sports and rumor from New York hints at a bill to legalize bookmaking in the legislature with expected passage. Mentions of Luke Hamlin Babe Phelps and Johnny Petrovich link to broader pro sports chatter and possible moves by figures in football boxing and college sports.
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New York
Scooperade
Luke Hamlin
Babe Phelps
Johnny Petrovich
Atherton
Austin
Texas
Johnny
Miners Rally To Score 43-37 Win
In Springfield on January 15 the School of Mines came from behind to beat Southern Normal 43-37 in a close intercollegiate game. Ben Lewis led with 22 points for the Miners while Bob Lewis Renberg and Haskins contributed key baskets in the final stretch. The two teams meet again tonight in Springfield.
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Springfield
Turing
School of Mines
Southern Normal
Bob Lewis
Renberg
Haskins
N Herdrockers
Secore
Southern
New Harrold Names C Pape as Principal and Coach
C Pape begins duties as principal and coach at Harrold school replacing Ben Burris. Pape is a Parkston High School 1936 graduate and NSTC 1939 graduate with a social science major and commerce and natural science minors. He played football track and basketball at NSTC and captained the 1939 basketball team.
Huron Hosts Second Annual Bowling Tournament
Huron prepares for a three day bowling event starting Sunday January 19 with entrants from Mobridge Madison Webster Sioux City Sioux Falls Salem Aberdeen Watertown and Huron. The event features doubles singles and five man team contests with a $3 entry per event and prizes for every four entries.
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Mobridge
Madison
Webster
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Salem
Aberdeen
Watertown
Bui
Cheli
Huron
Ben
Achn Floss
Galaxy of
Wigman Quinset of
Sioux Tire and Battery of
Securities Acceptance Company of
Floss
Metz Bakers
Sioux Fall
Glucks Beer of
Bosster
Grain Belt of
Lusk Shoe Store
Wilson Barber
Janes
Freeman
Securities Acceptance Son
Dumdey
Drumm
Daum
fHollarbush
Tolevard
Huntington
Heyer
Lundgren
Sundar
Artz Alleys
Mobridge Chevrolet Co
Ears
Wigman Company
Sioux
Theland Battery Company
Chicoco and North Western Railway
Fof
Beer of Huron
Pino
Ex Nisne
Schoenweber’s of
Mitchell
Fights Last Night Results From Alara Barbasas Card
In Baltimore Norman Quarles edged Charley Varre 136 to 137 while outpointing Tony Ferrara. Alara Barbasas defeated Wright 137 to 136 in a rough match. The AP report notes seer Yore-Mike Kaplan provided the bout recap.
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Alara Barbasas
Associated Press
Mike Kaplan
Tony Ferrara
Fey Ee
Charley Varre
Pa Brook
Jehsey CiTry- Wright
Baltiroore
Norman Quarles
Tee
Intra-Murals. College five tops House of Ingalls in league play
College of Commerce five took the lead and defeated House of Ingalls 41 14 in the City Basketball League. High School Intra-Murals beat Standard Oil 36 30, overcoming a 17 12 halftime deficit to claim the win. Ralph Peterson led the College of Commerce with 13 points and Herb Nelson added 10 as Sugar Digre topped the Oilers with 4 points in the loss.
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College of Commerce
House of Ingalls
Standard Oil
Oilers
Ralph Peterson
Herb Nelson
Colegians
House of Ngalls
Peterson
Nelson
Sering Sugar Digre
intra-Murais
Billy Walsh
Onight
Huron Grocery
Armours
Milks
Sosa
Milks-Armour
Castlewood rally defeats Willow Lake in Hamlin clash
Castlewood gains a 33 29 triumph after leading 18 15 at halftime as Willow Lake’s defense sagged in the second half Halvorsen and Downs each score 13 for Castlewood and Willow Lake respectively in a tight conference matchup The Willow Lake seconds beat Castlewood reserves 21 27 and Willow Lake visits Clark Friday night.
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Wiiten Lehmgan
Willow Lake
Castlewood
Hamlin
Halvorsen
Downs
Clark
San Francisco Golf Meet Opens With Top Pros
The San Francisco match play open tournament begins today with favorites including Jimmy Demaret of Houston Sam Snead and Byron Nelson among leading contenders for the $6000 prize as the field tees off.
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San Francisco
San
Bridgade
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Sam Snead
Lawson S
Byron Sason
National Standard Bearx
Turton Falls to Brentford 30-16 in Friday Contest
Turton loses to Brentford 30 to 16 on Friday night at Brentford High. Morrill led Brentford as the 16-10 halftime margin favored the winners.
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Turton
Brentford
Cea Me
Morrill
College basketball scores roundup lots of games listed
The report lists multiple college and high school basketball results with scores such as South Carolina 48 Davidson 27 and West Texas State 74 Hardin Simmons 40, plus numerous other minor games and margins across towns like Ravinia and Okaton with various player tallies.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Davidson
Marquette
Bowler
Southern Methodist
Gorgetown
Centre
York
Hastings
Shepherd
Shenandoah
St Mares (Minn
Gustavus Adolphus
Hamline
Macalester
St. Thomas
St.Olaf
West Texas State
Hardin Simmons
Milwaukee
St Norbert
Depauw
Wabash
Reames
Midland
Dbosne
Nebraska Wesleyan
Monmouth
Knox
High Chamberlain
Pukwana
Forestburg
Artesian
Lake Andes
Geddes
Ravinia
Avon
Ghrist
Mission
Tdeal
Plano
Ethan
Emery
Alexandria
Bonesteel
Herrick
Bridgewater
Augies Prime To Snap Five-Game Losing Streak
The Huron College Scalpers meet the Augustana Vikings in a South Dakota College Conference clash on Thursday at 3 PM in the college gym. The Scalpers aim to end a five game start with a trend of winning odd games, while Augustana seeks its fifth straight loss.
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Augies
Augustana Vikings
South Dakota
Huron College
Vikings
Nettleton Commercial College of Sioux
Trojans
Yankien College Grerkelinds
Augustana
Concordi Olaf
Gustavus Adolphus
Dakota Wesleyan
Lefty” Olsén Hs
Art Kilness
Augie Pece &N
V. Bang
Lefty Johnson
Ray Sanding
Milo Oihus
Ler Henning
Wendell McChesney
Floyd Nelson
Cotech
Gerry Parker
Grey Youngs
Yankton
Parker
Vitangs
Bill Cameron
Everett Bates
Les Ketzback
Blair Peterson
Clyde Catton
Des Caldwell
Caldwell
Greyhounds
Catton
Buran College
de Smet
Watertown Selected for Northeastern Class A Tournament
Watertown will host the northeastern sectional Class A basketball tournament this spring. The event is set for March 6 at the Watertown Municipal Auditorium with teams including Brookings Aberdeen and Watertown competing, while Sioux Falls hosts the State A tournament on March 15. The central sectional site remains undecided between Huron or Mitchell.
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Watertown
BR. M. Walseth
Pierre
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
Aberdeen
Huron
Mitchell
Owners consider new NFL commissioner post in Chicago meeting
Chicago January report notes NFL team owners plan to discuss a new commissioner to police the league. Arch Ward, Chicago Tribune editor, was offered the job ten days earlier but declined. Other named candidates include John R Kilpatrick of Madison Square Garden and Jim Farley.
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Cmicago
Finaily
Chicago
John R Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
New York
Jim Farley
Fauleton High Trojans Edge Gettysburg In Tight Battle
Fauleton High School Trojans defeated Gettysburg 23 to 22 on the Baaletas floor last Friday evening. Cecil Ramsell led with eight points, followed by J. Brewer with six.
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Fauleton
Gettysburg Ooint
Spveciaij
Fauwlston High School Trojans
Gettysburg
Baaletas
Cecil Ramsell
High Point Taan
J. Brewer
Baseball Bigwigs Honor The Stevens Brothers At Gala
In New York on January 15 a festive event saluted the Stevens brothers known for peddling hot dogs at games. Babe Ruth and Bill Klem attended, with singers performing and speeches praising baseball’s benefits. Ruth recalled playing in 1918 and expressed gratitude for the chance to play.
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Stevens Brothers
Japson Bailey
New York
Babe Ruth
Bill Elem
Ruth
Klem
Fur Sons
Ed Barrows
Boston
Boxing Officials Reject Federal Czar Idea
Philadelphia January 15 Chairman Leon Rains of the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission demands experienced boxing commissioners over a federal czar. He argues regulation should come from knowledgeable state leaders, not politicians or businessmen turned regulators, in response to proposals for a federal advisor.
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Leon Rains
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennesylvania Athletic Commission
Ise
Joseph Triner
Networal Boxing Association
Purdue Star Tops Big Ten Scorers
Chicago report notes Purdue star leads Big Ten scoring with 41 points in three games. Illinois' Bill Hapac had 11 to 14 points last season, while Indiana's Bill Menke averaged 15.1 points in two league games and Joe Stampf of Chicago tallied 16 in one game.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Bill Hapec
Illinois
Hapec
Indiana
Bill Menke
Joe Stampf
O Keefe Leads Cavour Past Bonilla in Beadle Clash
Billy O Keefe led Cavour with 12 points as Med Lather and Leonard Brinkman supported the Cougars in a 42 22 win at Bonilla. Greefe added 12, while Boyd led Bonilla with 10 and Crawford had 7 as the setback left the Eagles with a 25 13 halftime deficit.
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Bonilla
San
Billy O'Keefe
Med Lather
Leonard Brinkman
Cavour Cougars
Bonilla Eagles
Beadle
Greefe
Lather
Brinkman
Boyd
Crawford
Eagles
Cougar
Wessington Rallies For 26-21 Triumph
Wessington High School upset Wolsey Cardinal 26 to 21 in Beadie County conference play. After trailing three quarters, Wessington rallied with a late surge led by McGir who scored 12 points while Reader added seven for Wolsey.
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Wessington
Wolsey Cardinals
Beadie
McGir
Garhering
Reader
Wolsey
Lake Preston to host district basketball tournament
Lake Preston will host the district district basketball tournament February 21 and 22 at Preston High School. Competing schools include Arlington Oldham Bryant Erwin Hayti Hetland Lake Preston and Lake Norden. Sioux Falls official Ea Livingston returns as referee. This marks Lake Preston first time hosting the district event.
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Lake Preston
Preston High School
A. A. Coulson
Arington
Oldham
Bryant
Erwin
Hayti
Hetland
Lake Nor- Gen
Ea Livingston
Sioux Falls
Distri
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Hoboes of America, Inc
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Bernie Bierman
Spelkind
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Forest Hotel
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Southern Normal Quintet
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Huron Recreation Center
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George Pene
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Bud Brenner
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XW. PS. Co
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Steinborn
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Stockman’s Auction Co. Inc
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