Huron Hosts Weeterwerk In Crucial Conference Night
Western State Teachers of Spearfish arrive for a six day eastern swing to face Huron College in a pivotal South Dakota Intercollegiate clash. Scalpers seek a win to salvage title hopes after earlier losses while Captain Wildie Han and Dennis lead a reshuffled lineup with Lamb back in good standing.
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Western State Teachers College
Spearfish
East River
Huron
Ward Bell
Huron College
Weeterwerk
Invaders
Western
Sioux Falls College
Eastern Normal
Dakota Wesleyan
Northern Normal
Yellowisckets
Augustana
Normal Wolves
Arrang
Bell
Wdldie Han
Dennis
Sealpersult
Lamb
Misterile
Lumb
Service
Fortune
Warner
Syring
Billington
Hynk
Northern Wolves Crush Spearfish In Narrow Win
Fatigued by four games in as many days Spearfish Normal fell to Northern as the Wolves overwhelmed Westerner defense, building a 9-0 run and taking a 11 to 8 lead at halftime. Second half reserves slowed scoring but Northern still poured in points for a 55 to 41 victory.
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Aberdeen
Spearfish
Northern
Wolves
Sioux Falls Pla Poorly But Wins
Sioux Falls defeated Vermillion 28 to 18 in a high school basketball game. The poorly penned exhibit showed disorganization at times but Sioux Falls pulled ahead in the final period after Vermillion trimmed the lead to a single point. Swisher of Vermillion stood out with a brilliant performance.
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Sioux Falls
Vermillion
Amet
Goinia
Washington
Swisher
Dempsey Watches Beer and Heeney Clash in Quirky Ring Night
In New York on January 17 Jack Dempsey refereed a chaotic ten round bout where Max Baer faced Tom Heeney. Heeney was knocked from the ring into the press box during a wrestling exchange and later counted out after a disputed sequence. Referee Dempsey set the stage amid a night of oddities and accusations of fouls.
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New York
Jack
Manassa Mauler
Madison Square Garden
Tom Heeney
Max Beer
Wen
Tom
California
Baer
Thomas
Arthur Donovan
Heeney
Donovan
Dempsey
Otto von Porat
Phil Scott
Charity
Scott
Newark
Callnd
Eyven
Watom
Forida
Beer
Feeney
Loop Hockey Games Highlight Sparse Report
A fragmented Hockey note from Hills Sylvan Lake covers a game with unclear teams and scores. Names like Yori and Keech appear in garbled text, with references to seven thousand and Sho lingering, but the outcome remains unreadable.
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Cee
Sylvan Lake
Yori
Eicht
Thar Eine
Last Period Spurt Gives Yankton Win
Yankton defeats Mitchell 3-12 in a hard fought Eastern South Dakota conference clash before 2800 fans. Behenk scores 17 for Yankton while Corie leads Mitchell with 18 as defense tightens and late scoring dries up.
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Yankton
Mitchell
Yankton High
Eabdel Ovclyth
Behenk
Corie
Hamann
Yenkton
Bircher
Willow Lake Downs Doland Again in Narrow Sioux City Clash
Willow Lake high school defeated Doland 22 to 8 after a 16 to 4 win last week. The Willow Lake defense, led by Alberts, stifled Doland in the first half and allowed the winners to seize control. In a preliminary, Doland met Willow Lake in a close game that went into two extra periods.
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Doland
Alberts
Willow Leake
Helgate
Dakota Wesleyan
Doland Town Wemse
Wi ‘Keke
Lake Preston Teams Win Three Contests
Lake Preston teams secured three wins in a busy schedule. The victories came from junior and senior squads, with standout performances by key players and strong defense across all games. The results boost the school’s standing in the conference as students celebrate the new year.
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Lake Preston
Lake Con
Wiffy Cox Leads Agua Caliente Open After Round Three
Wilfred Cox from Dykes Beach Brooklyn shoots 35 on final 9 and climbs to 218 total a stroke ahead of Johnny Golden for first at the Agua Caliente Open. Golden remains second at 213 as Cox strings together six birdies and seizes the lead in the $10,008 Mexican tourney.
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Mexico
Wee
Wilfred
Wilfy) Cox
Dykes Beach
Brooklyn
Theo
Johnny Golden
Nocoton
Conn
Johnny
Ekater
Cox
Gene Saratan
New York
Vetaran
Wilfy
Jey
Wilmington
Del
Horton Smith
Clarence Clark
Sinee
Oklahoma
Nodaks Edge State In Wild North Central Opener
Grand Forks ND January 17 Clem Leitch used strong depth for North Dakota as they topped South Dakota State 46 to 37 in the North Central cage season opener. Leitch pulled Curt Schave Vern Duchene and Benwin from the bench at key moments to spark pivotal runs and secure the win. Hamang and Reak led State, while Benwin emerged as the top scorer for the visitors amid a scrambling finish.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Clem Leuith
University of North Dakota
South Dakota State
Bunnies
North Dakota
Bite
Terres
North Dekota
Overcomi
Advantipe
Leitch
Curt Schave
Vern Duchene
North Dakotane
Reak
Hamang
Bens
Aed
Ed Thunnies
The
Youngei St
Methodists Give University Scare Morningside Leads Coyotes At Half
Vermillion January 17 An overconfident South Dakota University team trailing most of the way rallied in the last ten minutes to beat Morningside College Maroons 32 to 27. Bertie Root sparked the rally as South Dakota overcame an 18 to 14 halftime deficit, with Mossman the Maroons high scorer at 11.
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Vermillion
South Dakota University
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Bertie Hoot
Morningside College Maroons
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Root
Drakes
Adkins
Stewart
South Dakota
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Maroons
Buck
Jon Drakes
Bertie
Vanderbilt
Hall
Gee
Redfield Pheasants Downed By Frankfort BT
Frankfort BT defeated Redfield in a game on January 17 with Larsen starring for Redfield.
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Redfield
Frankfort
Spécia
Larsen
Basketball Results From South Dakota Scores
Winter and MilBken led in early play as Lake Andes defeated Wagner and Pisnkisten topped Mir Vernin. Detain CN secured 45 points over South Dakota, while Cumnistote and Spence contributed key numbers.
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MilBken
Morth ‘Dakota
South
Lake Andes
Wagner
Pisnkisten
Mir Vernin
Cumnistote
Spence
Huron Tigers Edge Aberdeen In Overtime Thriller
Huron defeats Aberdeen 21 30 in a dramatic overtime comeback at the Huron College gym. Sherlock leads scorers with five field goals while Walz nets a late stiff shot to force extra time. Englebretsen and Williamson also spark the Tigers in a tight Eastern South Dakota conference game.
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Huronite
Huron
Aberdeen
Huron High School Tigers
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Huron College
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Bullis
Englebretsen
Welch
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Burton
Walz
Sherlock
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Niermeyer
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Englebretemm
Englebretgen
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Getty
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Dufloth
Olson
Yeager
Trish
Collin
Woonsocket Falls To Highmore In Hoops Clash
In front of a record Woonsocket crowd in the new $30,000 American Legion building Highmore defeated Woonsocket 25 to 14. Evenson and Hamlin led Highmore. Woonsocket trailed at halftime 4-8 and fought hard to close the gap in the second half. Kogel and Crosswaite paced Woonsocket scoring. A preliminary saw Central West Public Service beat Corsica Independents 18 to 3. The twenty first district high school tournament was awarded to Woonsocket and will be played February 26 and 27 in the Woonsocket municipal building. Superintendent Crosswaite announced the action. committee members attended.
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Redmen
Highmore
American Legion Municipal
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Hamlin
Wonsocket
Tcam
Ted
Corsica Independents
R. L. Crosswaite
F. E. Fisher
Artesian
R W. Gibson
Wessington Springs
Hitchcock Triumphs In Dual Bonilla Wins Both Panthers
Hitchcock high school swept basketball doubleheader over Bonilla. Boys won 27 to 16 while girls won 31 to 10. Hitchcock girls led 17 to 8 at halftime as Rodman and Sutter starred and Joy Russell played well for Bonilla. In the boys game Harrs led Hitchcock with 13 points Tanner and Miller had six for Hitchcock and Bonilla respectively.
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Bonilla
Rodman
Sutter
Joy Russell
Seth Harrs
Hitchcone
Ictory
Pierre Governors Dominate Fort Pierre 24-16 Victory
Pierre high school Governors led from the start and built a 13-4 edge by halftime to defeat Fort Pierre 24-16. Aldrich was the spark plug with 13 points, while Satley led Fort Pierre with five as the West River cagers controlled the game.
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West River
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Epark
Satley
Wolsey Teams Fall to Cavour in Hillside Tilt
Wolsey high school lost to Cavour 21-11 as Wolsey’s boys trailed 11-10 early before the setback. In the girls game Cavour beat Wolsey 18-10 with Ruby Larson top Wolsey player.
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Cavour High
Jen
Wolsey High School
Cavour
Fred Mincham
Ted
Ruby Larson
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