VFW Sponsors Wrestling Show Here Next Week
The first wrestling card of the season will be staged next Thursday in Daum's Auditorium sponsored by Forrest McMullen Post No. 1776 VFW Bloomber g announced. Headlining is Earl Wampler of Scranton Ia facing Andy Moen of Fergus Falls Minn in a full one hay time limit bout. Ken Feltis of Hollywood meets Joe Hubka of Nebraska in the semi final. The opener pits Caifsan Johnson from Minnesota against Gordon Mackensie of San Diego with Wally Karbo of Minneapolis refereeing.
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Mid-West
Daum
Leo Eigemberg
Forrest McMullen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bloomber
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Nebraska
Hollis
Hubka
Caifsan Johnson
University of Minnesota
Wrestling la
Gordon
Doc” Mackensie
Gladiator
San Diego
Wally Karbo
Minneapolis
Himsulf
Bloomberg
Berg Extends Lead in Augusta Golf Championship
Patty Berg of Minneapolis enters the final 18 holes with a six stroke edge at the Augusta titlists event. Berg carded 43 40 yesterday for a total of 239, ahead of Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta who stands at 245.
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Awuusaaa
Gavan
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Augusta
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Miss Berg
Marion Miley
Lexington
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
D. C
Juaddie Erwin
Montclair
N. J
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Isabel Ogilvie
Threegorae
Myron Davy
Washington, D. C
Lillia Watson
Scotland
Helen Waring
Pinehurst
N. C
Bruins And Amerks Meet Tail Enders In NHL Showdowns
The Boston Bruins and New York Americans, leading the league, aim to reinforce their first and second places tonight. Boston streams to Montreal to face the last-place Canadiens while the Rangers meet Detroit. Earlier clashes between Boston and Montreal have been tight and tense.
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Associated Press
Boston Bruins
New York Americans
National Hockey League
Bruins
Montreal
Canadiens
Rangers
Detroit
Redwings
Boston
Alpena Hosts Bonilla Tonight In Pony Hills Clash
Alpena Wildcats, unbeaten in Pony Hills Conference play, host Bonilla Eagles Beadle County sharpshooters tonight. Alpena rides a 10 game win streak after 26 20 win over Lane’s and 26 15 over Forestburg, with a 11th conference victory sought against Letcher Friday.
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Alpena Wildcats
Pony Hills
Bonilla Eagles
Beadle County
Wildcats
Lane
Forestburg
Ies
Alpena
Jetin
Triplett
Linens
Athut Walker
Millis Alll
Cats
Letcher
Frankfort Falcons Trim Ashton 41 16 in Sunshine League
Frankfort beat Ashton 41 to 16 to stay atop the Sunshine League standings. Schulte and Gelhaug led with 12 points each, McCrossen added seven for Ashton. In the nightcap, Ashton Indees defeated Frankfort Independents 49 to 28. College results include Monmouth IL 45 Carleton 40.
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Frankfort Falcons
Ashton
Frankfort
Brancingy
Falcons
Schulte
Gelhaug
McCrossen
Ashton Indees
Frankfort Independents
Hemsley Not Sure He Can Be Good
Hemsley, the Indians play boy catcher, doubts he can stay out of trouble this year. He warns he may clash with club officials again, recalling prior incidents including a $1,000 fine after a spring brawl and past run-ins under former managers.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Rollie Hemsley
Cleveland Indians
Oscar
Hamm's Beer quintet tops City League bowling night
Joe Stahl led Hamm's Beer to a 2-1 win in a high scoring City League meet. Stahl blasted 202 180 and 214 for a 596 series as the team rolled 2897 pins. Mueller led Gluck's with 612 pins while Gluck's fell 2-1 to Wilson-Barber.
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Hamm
Forest Service
Joe
Stahl
Mueller
Gluck
Hamburger Shop
Wagner
Fullerton’s
Gillespie
R. Johnson
Faulkton Again Toherits Title In Conference Football
Faulkton High School repeats as conference champion or co champion after Ipswich forfeited its wins, giving Travis the undisputed title. The Trojans, coached by Smoky Joe Mendel, posted a strong record with five years of holding or sharing the championship, despite a 7-6 defeat to Ipswich in the final.
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Onida
Pierre
Ipswich
Travis
Thewich
Trojans
Smoky Joe’ Mendel
Willow Lake Court A Team Tops Iroquois In Low-Scoring Clash
Willow Lake Firatca rallied in the final period to edge the Iroquois Chiefs 18 to 17 in Willow Lake, with Cartin and Annis star players for their teams. The Chiefs led 12 to 7 at halftime and 16 to 11 late in the fourth before the Pirates’ late bursts sealed victory. The visitors also captured the second team game 16 to.
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Iroquois Iroquois
Willow Lake
Firatca
Iroquois
Pirates
Annis
Cartin
Howard Indees Edge Out Montrose Team in Tight Game
Howard Merchants rallied from an 18 to 28 halftime deficit to cap a 41 to 40 victory over the Montrose Shamrocks in an independent basketball game played last Monday night. High scorers were Davison of Howard and Kizer of Montrose with 23 points each, while J. Clark and Dossitt added points for their teams.
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Jan
Howard’Merchants
Montrose Shamrocks
Camel
Davison
Kizer
Montrose
Braddock Quits Ring For Cafe Business
New York report blends sports and showbiz with Braddock stepping from boxing toward cafe ventures. Mentions Joe Gould loss of 16 thousand dollars, Lefty O'Doul coaching on honor system, and Doyle Nave and Sammy Baugh critique. Notes Paul Waner predicts Pirates and Reds for third place, Tennessee football praised, and Roosevelt seen as Washington's steady pitcher in six openers.
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O’doul
San Francisco Battery
Boyes Springs
Cal
John McGraw
Sammy Baugh
Doyle Nave
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Return of Lauer Forges State Basketbal Outlook
BROOKINGS January 19 The Rabbit college basketball team hopes center Winford Laur is fit to face Iowa Teachers Saturday night. Coach Jim Baker says Laur should be in good shape barring further injury. Possible lineup changes include Bob Oddy and Wendell Andrews likely benched with Mack Jones and Stuart Holdhusen edging into starting roles. Holdhusen and Williams, the team’s top scorer, are expected to pace the attack as the Rabbits seek to improve their 5-6 record and 1-1 conference mark. Drill focus this week centers on defense to counter the Panthers who beat North Dakota among others.
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Spirits of State College
Jim Baker
Winford Laurr
Iowa Teachers
Laur
Baker
Bob Oddy
Wendell Andrews
Mack Jones
Stuart Holdhusen
Jones
Haldhusen
Omaha
Augustana
Williams
Shack
Rabbits
Panthers
North Dakota
Coyotes
Iowa
Barrier That Got Babe Ruths Goat May Be Torn Down
ST LOUIS Jan 19 A long standing screen in front of the right field pavilion at Sportsmans Park may be removed. Erected about a dozen years ago during Babe Ruth era it marked his famed home runs and remains a relic of the Bambino. Browns vice president Bill DeWitt suggested the screen might hinder his team hitters more than visitors.
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Babe Ruth
ST. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Bambino
New York Yankees
Ruth
Bill DeWitt
Browns
Galento To Face Brescia Tonight In Newark Ring
Tony Galento weighs about 235 pounds for a ten round bout at Newark armory against Jorge Brescia 210 pounds. Brescia, an Argentine, once punched Joe Louis and is described as amiable. The bout serves as Galento’s warmup before a scheduled Madison Square Garden clash with Tommy Farr on March 10.
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Newark
N.Z
Tony Galento
Newark Armory
Jorge Brescca
Joseph Louis
Brescia
Tony
Galento
Louis
National Boxing Association
20Th Century Sporting Club
Tommy Farr
Madison Square Garden
Sioux Falls Braves Rally to Beat Miners 37 21
Sioux Falls College juniors Bendush and Burroughs boosted the Braves after a slow start to power a 37 21 win over the School of Mines. Bendush led with 10 points, Burroughs added eight, Misner nine, while Egemo topped Mines with six as height aided Sioux Falls.
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Van
Sioux Falls College
Jayers
Braves
School of Mines
Bendush
Burroughe
Burroughs
Misner
Egemo
Mines
Lane beats Letcher in Pony Hills Conference game
Lane defeated Letcher 27 to 22 Tuesday night after leading since the first quarter. Lane’s top scorers were Franklin Heyer, George Saville, and Howard Pate with 10, 9, and 5 points respectively, while Mason and Robert Burchfield contributed on defense.
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Pony Hills
Lane
Letcher
Franklin Heyer
George Saville
Howard Pate
Mason T
Robert Burchfield
Letcher's
Hline
Tcher
Mtoe aTa Eta Wa
Coyote Freshmen Open Season Versus Morningside
Vermillion January 1 The University of South Dakota freshman basketball team meets Morningside yearlings in the season opener at Vermillion Court. Coach Gene Hetland lists Howard School Elroy Lemaeter Elmo Solberg Nathan Bond and Bob Burns as likely starters with two other games set against South Dakota State College freshmen on February 2 and February 16, plus possible additional dates.
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Morningside Yearlings
E Coyote
Gene Hetland
Howard School
Elroy Lemaeter
Elmo Solberg
Nathan Bond
Bob Burns
South Dakota State College
Agar Registers 10th Straight Victory
Agar high school defeated Gettysburg 58 to 13 in a one sided basketball game. Key players Agar, Westphal, and Huse contributed 14 points for Gettysburg and 10 points for others. The match followed a decisive run by Agar throughout the contest.
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Agar
Gettysburg
Ote
Westphal
Jacobsen Devick May Be Starters Against Teachers
Vermillion January 19 The South Dakota Coyotes basketball team faced scoring gaps at center and left forward as coach Carl B Hoy prepared for a game with Iowa State Teachers Friday night Quent Evers likely to start at center and O F Jacobsen or Al Devidle may take a starting forward spot Hoy noted an eight point average for the trio would help boost the offense and praised Maynard Ingalls as the fastest player on the team ahead of the crucial matchup
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Vermillion
Carl B. Hoy
University of South Dakota
Coyotes
Iowa State
Quent Evers
Hoy
Briliant
al Devidle
Huron
B. Snider
Maynard Ingalls
Northeast Infer ence tournament pairings drawn at Redfield
Redfield officials announced opening round pairings for the Northeast Infer ence tournament to be held January 27 28 at Banks. Deland and Clark meet Friday 2 30 pm with Redfield vs Britton in the second game. Graton faces Webster defending champions in the first game, Milbank vs Sisseton the last. Consolations Saturday morning final Saturday afternoon.
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Redfield
Specis
At Bank
O. R. Felton
Clark
Deland
Britton
Gra~ton
Webster
Milbank
Sisseton
Brittan
Groton
Britton Braves
Robin Lee Seeks Fifth Ice Title
ST PAUL Minn January 19 Ten national figure skating championships opened with 60 blade artists entered for grace and difficulty. Robin Lee of St Paul seeks a fifth consecutive men senior singles title as finals approach during the St Paul winter carnival buildup.
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ST. Paul
Minn
St. Paul's
Taal
Robin Lee
St Paul
Oan ‘Tozzer
Borton
Catholic University to have writers judge boxing meets
Washington January 19 capital sports writers agreed to an arrangement to judge boxing meets at Catholic University this year. Athletic Director Dutch Bergman adopted the system after the DC boxing commission forbade its officials from judging college games in the district.
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Capital Sports
Writera
Catholic University
Dutch” Bergman
District of Columbia
Boxing Commission
Dempsey Receives Eddie Neil Medal in NYC Dinner
Jack Dempsey was honored with the Eddie Neil medal at a Manhattan dinner attended by James J. Walker General Hugh Johnson and around a hundred journalists. He recalled meeting Eddie Neil in 1926 and praised his late friend while paying tribute to Neil’s memory and his influence on boxing coverage.
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Eddie Neil
New York
Saratoga Springs
Manhattan
Associated Press
Dempsey
James J. Walker
Hugh Johnson
Spain
Net
Tunney
Jack
Jimmy Walker
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