Beadle County Conference Sets Beadle Tourney Schedule
Beadle County Conference tournament plans announced by President Washa baugh. Opening games Jan 29 at 3 PM with 4 15 7 30 and 8 15 start times, rest day Friday to face Aberdeen, resumes Saturday Jan 31 with consolation semis and finals. Cavor Cougars favored, Huron B’s strong, trophies to champs runners-up and consolation champs. Officials include Supt Speh Gates Bennett with EB Shanholtz and John Norfolk refereeing. Cubs head to Wolsey Friday for BCC clash.
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McKinley School
John Norfolk
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Coyotes To Tangle With N. D. Aggies
North Dakota State Aggies arrive as favorites to face the South Dakota Coyotes in Vermillion. Arnold Johnson leads the Aggies with scoring prowess, backed by Jim Fletcher Johnny Abbott and Cliff Nygaard. Coyotes seek a winning combination on home court as Hoy adjusts the lineup with sophomores Mayer and Boyd contributing four points each.
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University of South Dakota Coyotes
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Jim Fletcher
Johnny Abbott
Cliff Nygaard
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Carl “Rube
Yankton College
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Ole Solberg
Bill Mayer
Aberdeen
Darrell Boyd
Vermillion
Great Lakes Sailors Rout Big Ten, Hold 14-2 Mark
Great Lakes basketball team keeps havoc with Big Ten foes as they beat Northwestern and other rivals, moving to 14 victories, two defeats. Ohio State and Michigan State handed losses among others, with Notre Dame awaiting Feb. 9 at Chicago Stadium.
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Helen Sigel Rises In Golf After Quick Start
Philadelphia profile of Helen Sigel, 22, a rising golf star who began after a brief first flirtation with the game in 1936. The 1941 national runner up discusses her ambitions, rivals like Betty Jameson, war delays, and her athletic diverse interests. She credits early interest, athletic family background, and inspiration from Glenna Collett Vare.
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Stephan Quints Take Two From St. Lawrence
Stephan Quints defeated St Lawrence Wolves 45 to 23 in a Tuesday night game. The Stephan team showed strength, with L Indians falling short and unable to match the visitors offensive flow. The Wolves struggled to keep pace as Stephan extended their lead in the fourth period.
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Puck Worth Ticket To Contest In New Haven Game
New Haven arena hosts a New Haven versus Indianapolis AHL game with an official puck valued at 35 cents becoming a 1.10 admission ticket. General Manager Than Poda Joff explained the plan to collect stray discs from earlier games this season.
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U S Tennis Association to Merge Men’s Outdoor Event
New York Jan 15 The USTA plans to cancel the national indoor men’s tournament and combine it with the outdoor championships at Forest Hills. If approved, a single combined outdoor event for men and women will be held Aug 27 to Sept 7, 194? with emphasis on developing younger players due to many top players likely in service.
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Spearfish Normal Tops Mines in Opener Thriller
Spearfish Normal, led by Seth Irving and Bill Savage with 13 points each, rallied from a 6 point deficit at halftime to defeat School of Mines 48 to 38 in the intercollegiate conference opener. The Yellow Jackets opened their season strong on their home court, overcoming a slow start in the first half.
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Cavour Takes Cage Opera From Inaquine
Cavour defeats Inaquine on Tuesday night at home on Iroquois floor. Dick Small scores 22 points for the winners while Benston tallies 36 points for the opponents.
Tennis and boxing notes amid wartime rationing and drafts
A wartime sports roundup notes plans to curb tennis activity to a single Forest Hills event in 1942, Virginia boxing talent thinning might end the AAU tournament, and rationing could force fishermen to stock stateside. Also touches Joe Louis and Pearl Harbor era reflections with Army service medals.
Detroit Tigers Omit Gehringer from 1942 roster
Detroit January 1 1942 The Detroit Tigers omit veteran second baseman Charley Gehringer from the roster for the first time in 19 years signaling possible return in a coaching or conditioning role but he remains silent amid management’s push. Jimmy Bloodworth and Lambert are named as candidates for the second base position alongside Dutch Lambert who was purchased two years ago.
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Texas Christian Foot
Redfield Pheasants Devour Clark In NE Conference Victory
Redfield shot well from the floor and outpaced Clark 35 to 22 in a Northeast Conference game Tuesday night. The Pheasants dominated early, leading 16 to 6 at halftime, then widened the gap with a 17 point third quarter run before finishing with a clear win.
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Dixie Steps Up to Elevate Southern Basketball Tempo
Tennessee led by Johnny Mauer's strategy beat Long Island University 36 33 in New Orleans, boosting Southern prestige as Kentucky and Tennessee vie for Southeastern Conference honors. The piece notes Duke and George Washington as contenders in the Southern and highlights the Mehen brothers from Wheeling West Virginia along with Dick Mehen. It also mentions Irwin Rothenberg leaving LIU for army aviation training.
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Miller Hardcourters Rally Past Highmore Rustlers
Miller Rustlers defeated Highmore 31 to 14 as Fauat and Pirates surged after a brief first quarter edge. Deadles led Miller with 10 points while Matre of Highmore added 8. Miller seconds beat Highmore seconds 20 in the preliminary.
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Drake Relays To Be Held Despite War
Des Moines reports Drake University will stage the Drake Relays on April 24 and 25 despite wartime constraints. Director Bill Easton said the event will proceed with reduced star power and will benefit the Army by boosting morale and potential recruits.
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Navy Receives 89092 From Louis Baer Fight Profits
New York Ian 15 The Navy fund receives 89092 01 from the Louis Baer heavyweight bout profits with total net gate near 18970000 after deductions. Jacobs promotes cutting publicity costs to about 14000 benefiting sailors families at sea and families of the fallen. Louis nets about 64000 Baer about 20900 and taxes reduce the payout by roughly 32455 with proceeds divided among promoters Garden and officials.
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Bowling Life Benefit Scores and Handicaps Across Clubs
Local bowling benefit event reports team results with individual scores, handicaps, and totals. Notable entries include Red Rock Cola, Prairie Moon, Schooner Beer, Dakota Aviation, Oshorn Clothing, Fulerton Furniture, Myer Cigar Store, and See Grain Belt St O-Wind, listing bowlers such as Huntington, Wier, Heyers, Teuber, Hobbs, Nelson, and Woolworth among others with scores and handicap figures.
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Wolsey Cardinals Fall to Yale Trojans in Tight Clash
Yale Trojans defeated Wolsey Cardinals on their home court in a clean game. Trojan scorers Tobey Hofer Marsh Zach each added one point, D Smith led Yale with ten. Trojan seconds beat Bonilla Juniors 25 to 9.
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