Sioux Falls Braves Hand Augustana 31 25 In South Dakota Clash
Sioux Falls defeated Augustana 31 to 25 as the Braves built a first half lead and held on. The game featured strong defense and a reshuffled Braves lineup after Jensen's illness, with Winter and Applewick contributing key scores. Brenan was out with an elbow injury for Sioux Falls.
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Michigan Court Players Banned for Indiscretions
Ann Arbor, Mich. Jan 11 The University of Michigan basketball team suspended four regulars and one substitute for disciplinary reasons after failing to return to their train by 10 34 p m following the game with Wisconsin at Madison. Cappon announced the ban will last at least a week and will deprive the Wolverines of several key players for the upcoming game with Illinois in Champaign Saturday night. The suspended are Cast Al Plummer George Rudness Euards Chelsa Tamazno John Jab lonski forwards and Jack Tietelbaum substitute forward. Matt Patinelli of Elkhart Ind was the only regular starter spared.
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Ashton Pace Setters Take Lead With Frankfort Win 25 20
Ashton high school seized command of the eastern Sunshine division by defeating Frankfort 25 to 20. Schulte led scoring with two field goals and six free throws, while W. Murray and P. Jen ton each had seven points. Ashton meets Brentford Friday in a return Sunshine League clash.
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Cavour And Iroquois Court Teams Split In Doubleheader
Iroquois boys defeated Cavour 35 to 18 while Cavour girls edged Mic Chiefs 16 to 15 in a hotly contested doubleheader at Troquois. Earlier Lake Preston routed the Chiefs 37 to 12, with Lake Preston seconds winning 18 to 15 and the thirds 16 to 19 in other junior games.
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Giants and Dodgers Sign Patchwork of New Contracts
New York January 17 reports both the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants reached new player agreements. Emil Leonhard or similar prospect signed with the Dodgers, while Al Smith the Giants relief pitcher joined the dotted line alongside another unsigned promised pitcher.
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Pari Mutuel Betting Law Said To Be In Violation Of Constitution
Pierre January 17 Rep H H Motley of Frankfort argued the pari mutuel betting law violates the state constitution gambling clause. Motley said the law is likely unconstitutional and would not stand a court test. He noted minors and expected revenue losses and urged repeal as the moral issue at stake.
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Bonthrow Set for Millrose Wanamaker Mile Debut
Former Princeton star Bill Bonthrow will run in the Wanamaker mile at the Millrose Games on February 2 in New York. He plans to compete in the Baxter mile for the New York A C and the national AAU 1508 meter title on February 4 and February 28 during the indoor season.
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Ingwerson Accepts Northwestern Coaching Post
Ingwerson has accepted an appointment as first assistant football coach at Northwestern University. He is a former University of Iowa coach and assumes duties beginning soon in Baton Rouge Louisiana.
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University Fresh Rout Morningside
Vermillion January 11 The University of South Dakota freshman team crushed Morningside College freshmen 47 to 32. In the first half USD led 21 to 13 as substitutes played, with USD readying for a Brookings game January 29 against South Dakota State.
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Bluejay Yearlings name Bokmueller 1935 captain
Mathew Buck Bokmueller of Kenosha Wisconsin was elected captain of Creighton university's 1935 freshman basketball squad at a belt election this week. He joins Floyd Moose Nelson and four other Kenosha natives who hold regular yearling spots, highlighting a strong Kenosha influence on Creighton's frosh squad.
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Ree Heights Loses To Harrold Indees
Harrold Independents defeated Ree Heights 34 to 2 on Ree Heights court. Zoller led Harrold with 13 points while Ree Heights' Steele had 8. Lineups list Harrold players Tnele Bohning Scott Webster Zoller Brown and Ree Heights players Steele Wyant Leynon Ling scheit and Point.
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St Lawrence Rally Edges Ree Heights In Opener
St Lawrence high school edged Ree Heights 42 to 20 as they rallied late to secure the win. Ree Heights led early but St Lawrence dominated the second half. An exhibition between local teams coached by John Lovelace preceded the curtain. The marching band directed by LeRoy Darling performed at intermission.
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Purchaser Sought To Avert Braking Up Of Braves
National League directors debated a possible league takeover as Boston's Braves faced collapse. Emil Fuchs near bankruptcy and mortgages held by Charles Adams left no clear buyer, with the league aiming to keep eight clubs while seeking a purchaser. Wealthy Enon Wentz surfaced only to stay with St Louis.
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Trojans Face Wesleyan After Sioux Falls Test
Madison January 17 Coach G W Reynolds Eastern Trojans meet Nickerson from Sioux Falls tonight to tune up before the January 25 clash with Dakota Wesleyan. Eastern has won four of six and aims to sharpen scoring as they prepare for eight remaining conference games.
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Cubs Holdout Tensions Surface as 1985 Contracts Discussed
Chicago report notes potential holdouts among Cubs players led by Charles Klein and others while White Sox first baseman Bonura faced unsigned terms. Owner Comiskey initially called the first offer final but later softened stance, praising Bonura for pursuing higher pay as contract talks lingered.
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Sioux Falls Quint Defeats State Freshmen In Upset
Sioux Falls Freshmen used height to outpace South Dakota State yearlings 40 to 31 in Brookings. Franz Peterson led the visitors with 14 points while James Herting topped the home squad with 11 as the game flowed with tight defense and limited scoring.
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South Dakota Teams Set for Rifle Matches January 19
The University of South Dakota men will compete for honors with New York University Cornell Culver Military Academy and the University of Tennessee on January 19. The women on January 19 will face Carnegie Institute of Technology and the University of Maryland. The events are part of a season running through February 23 with 44 men's teams and 20 women's teams entered.
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Stop Plowman Warcry Aims At Watertown Tigers
Huron aims to halt Watertown star Ray Plowman in a key Eastern South Dakota conference game at Huron College gym. The Tigers seek a 1985 perfect conference record while Brookings and Watertown loom as future foes as coaches deploy a mixed zone and man defense.
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U Squad Heads North for Two Conference Games
Eight members of the University of South Dakota basketball team plus Coach Carl B. Hoy depart Vermillion for Fargo to face North Dakota Argus and then Grand Forks to play strong North Dakota University squads. The Coyotes expect tough tests but aim for solid defense to limit opponents’ scoring. they return Monday to prep for a rematch with North Dakota State.
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Huron and Mitchell Debate Teams Split Decisions
Huron and Mitchell high school debate teams split decisions yesterday. Huron’s affirmative duo Jeapola Cramer and Don Schrader defeated Lucille Backus and Phyllis Greer, while Mitchell’s team Fred Shandorf and Keith Connor beat Cee Crawford and Ross Oviatt two to one. Judges included Hubert Humphrey for the first round and William Churchill R B I RussoM and Rev Disrud for the second.
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Ex Captains Join Cresighton Team in Missouri Valley
Ex captains from various schools join Cresighton University basketball squad. Emil Engelbretsen from Huron Daks leads with eight field goals and six free throws, totalling 62 points in seven games. Whitey McIver from Sioux Falls and others Douglas, Trish, and Zuercher are regulars or alternates. George Busch of Schuyler trails with 47 points as the team eyes another strong season.
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South Dakota Proposes Changes to Game and Fish Laws
Proposed changes include banning carp under ten inches for live bait, forbidding dumping minnow buckets into waters, expanding migratory waterfowl regulations, extending trout season to April 13, requiring licenses for anglers over 16, prohibiting trolling from motor boats, and considering an open antelope season in Harding, Perkins, Butte, and Meade counties. Also, Palmquist and Zens take over a Main Street filling station.
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