Revamped Tiger Lineup To Oppose Bucks Here Friday
Huron facing Yankton Bucks with two regular guards ill and out. Coach Dexlett reshapes with Vonderharr at guard and Kiminsky alongside, while Peck, Reese and McNutt fill front line. Bucks injuries reported. Yankton aims to defend conference lead in tough matchup. Curtain raiser at 6:45. main game at 8.
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Gas House Gang Leads Rhode Island State To High Scoring Run
Kingston RI January report on Rhode Island State College basketball. The unorthodox Gas House Gang has racked up 750 points in 10 games, averaging 75 per game and only lost to Dayton. Star guard Stan Modzelewski leads with 233 points, followed by Bud Conley 171 and Bill Rutledge 60. Warmer Keaney adds 75 as Coach Frank Keaney’s squad plays fast paced offense over defense.
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Frank Keaney
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College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
The Associated Press reports results across men’s college games with Long Island defeating Blue Ridge 89 to 31, Cornell 40 to 33 over Columbia, Pittsburgh 73 to 42 over Carnegie Tech, North Carolina 66 to 36 over The Citadel, Syracuse 27 to 24 over Penn State, North Dakota Aggies 35 to 33 over Moorhead, Hamline 43 to 34 over Augsburg, and Oregon State 33 to 31 over Washington State. High school scores and scattered prep results follow with Es-My De Smet 16 over Carthage 27 and other small listings.
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Washington State
Rival Managers Pick Cardinals St Louis Best In N League
MEMPHIS TENN JAN 19 Rival managers of three National League clubs forecast the 1940 Cardinals as the team to beat with St Louis tipped to win by about 10 games by William Terry James Wee Prothre and Gabby Hartnett all naming the Cardinals as their NL favorite while admitting strong competition from the Cubs and Phillies in the hot Springs Ack session Hartnett cautioned he would be up there too and warned the Cards are formidable opponents in the coming season.
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Losing Your Temper Seldom Helps Score Twentieth of 25
Bowling mastery rests on consistent technique and attitude. The article emphasizes that a bad break stems from delivery rather than alley speed and urges bowlers to stay cheerful to protect their averages and enjoyment, warning that temper can ruin performance and alleys.
Carthage Cagers Triumph Over De Smet 27-16
Carthage led the Little Hickory Conference basketball clash at De Smet with 27 points to 16. Tracy of Carthage topped scoring with 14 points while O Keefe and Larson starred for De Smet. De Smet won the second team game 15 to 11 after a scoreless first half by Carthage. The local grade team beat Esmond 10 to 7 in the preliminary.
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Oldham Basketeers Turn Back Bancroft
Bancroft Eagles faced Oldham on the Oldham floor Tuesday in a fast rough game. Oldham led 8 to 10 after the first period and finished strong, winning 31 to 4.
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Bowling leads in Industrial League as Huronite Keglers roll strong
The Evening Huronite Keglers widened their Industrial League lead by beating Montgomery-Ward two games to one. Jack Frost led Huronite with 530 pins while Bales 540 and Warner 539 topped Osborn Clothiers. Roush of Great Northern had a 172, Wipf 235 for Coca Cola. In Golden Pheasant League Rite’s Food Shoppe edged NWPS girls, Armour’s beat Berg’s Style Shop, and Gagnon’s Dairy topped Liebrecht’s. Claire Gluesing of Armour’s led with 483.
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Roger
Strother
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Bankers Seek Court OK to Sell Chicago White Sox
The First National Bank of Chicago as executor of J. Louis Comiskey estate plans a court petition to approve sale of the Chicago White Sox. Mrs. Comiskey’s attorney expects a contest. the family wishes to keep possession, but Comiskey’s will allows sale if prudent. The sale requires American League and court approval. the club is reportedly debt free.
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Ederle to Teach Swimming in Puerto Rico
News digest notes Gertrude Ederle sails for four months as a guest instructor at the University of Puerto Rico. Also mentions Eddie Duchin buying into Detroit Lions syndicate and Ohio coaches seeking fair play to keep home football talents amid Southern raiding. Includes brief items on Henry Armstrong and Benny McCoy contract talk and Louis Henie interview.
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Rabbits Ready for Nodaks Clash Friday Night
BROOKINGS Jas 18 North Dakota University visits as North Central Conference rivals, with South Dakota State Jack Rabbits coach Jimmy Baker praising Nodak strength. This year feature sophomores Caldis Stevenson Gran Mannes alongside veterans White and Burich, while Nodaks seek top conference finish on a remodeled armory floor.
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Fred Gran
Bud Mannes
Bernie White
Pete Burich
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Lawson Little Leads In San Francisco Open Round Two
In San Francisco Jan 15 top professionals and select amateurs began the second round of 36 hole qualifying in the $5,000 San Francisco match play. Only ten of 178 beat the standard 36 26 72 at Lake Merced with Lawson Little Grttle Marvin Stahl and Al Krueger posting 70s in a tight field.
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Spearfish Defeats Southern Pointers in SD Intercollegiate clash
Spearfish Normal opened a type game stand here last night stopping the Southern Normal Pointers 23 to 18 in a South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference game. Spearfish built a 10 to 0 lead, led 14 to 6 at halftime, and the second half remained tight as Southern missed 11 free throws. Aman led Southern with 8 points while Aberle led Spearfish with 7.
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Fights Last Night Fray in New York and Garland Cards
New York battles saw Artie Dorrell win a 143 pound bout by outpointing Ziggi Lander from Palestine. In Garland Sonny Boy Walker stopped Harold Blackshear after two rounds, advancing from Phoenix to Monterey.
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Bonilla Eagles Beat Hitchcock In Beadle County Tilt
Bonilla Eagles won their sixth straight Beadle County Conference game defeating the Hitchcock Blue Jays 27 to 19. Barrick and Myers led with eight and nine points as Bonilla built a first half lead, 35 to 16 at intermission. Preston was Hitchock’s top scorer with 12. Hitchcock’s second team then edged Bonilla seconds 21-20 in overtime on an Mond free throw after a 20-20 regulation tie.
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Wrestling Results in Chicago Feature Two Wrestlers
Brenka Nawurski of International Falls Minnesota at 240 pounds and Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado at 228 pounds competed for 60 minutes in a Chicago event, showcasing heavyweight wrestling action.
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Goodbarn Leads Braves Past Boon Scalpers in League Tilt
Sioux Falls Braves, led by Bob Goodbarn with 21 points, routed the Boon Scalpers 58 to 25 in a Dakota College Conference game on Wednesday. Baptist, Cameron and Herbher fouled out. Huron stayed in the game with long shooting as Sioux Falls built a 31-11 margin by halftime.
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