Amateur Boxing Champs Seek Regional Titles Tonight
Eight Huron district youths from Virgil Wolsey Woonsocket and Miller seek regional titles at Aberdeen in eight weight divisions as part of the American Legion statewide program shaping South Dakota amateur boxing champions for Sioux Falls state finals January 23 28. Local college athletes Terpstra Davis and Leland headline regional bouts with Robby Williams and Ward among others in action.
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W. W. Ward
Joe Maunders
Mickey Rudds
Francis Winn
Northern Will Try To Regain Prestige
Aberdeen January 20 Northern Normal's basketball team aims to restore prestige after a rough stretch. A loss to Sioux Falls and a narrow win over Augustana left the conference title hopes dashed, prompting tougher practice before Saturday's game against Spearfish on the coast.
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Mexican Champ Is Kayoed in Fourth
Alfredo Gaona welterweight champion of Mexico was stopped with a technical knockout in the fourth round of a ten round bout by Ceferimo Gertia of Mantis in Los Angeles. The Mexican idol weighed six pounds more than his opponent. West Palm Beach report notes Garcia making his American debut. oration details include Garcia weighing lighter than Gaona.
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Mexico
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Mantis
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Western Wins Over Southern in Conference Battle
Western Normal handed Southern a second conference defeat 33 to 14. Keene scored 14 points, Wellington 12, and Spindler had five field goals for Spearfish. Southern stalled in the second half as Western shot well from all over the court.
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Southern Normal
Western Normal
Detota Weskey
Spearfish
Southern
Keene
Wolvington
Wellington
Spindler
Shallenkamp
Ovens
Wheelers Face Long Tough Schedule This Month
Coach Ray White’s Wheelers endure a demanding four week stretch with ten games eight at home while missing two regulars. They recently upset Redfield to lead the Northeast loop and will rely on reserves until early next week as several players recover. The upcoming slate includes Graten Jan 22 at home and Feb 5 Bradley at home with Clark Feb 2 and Redfield Feb 19 at home.
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Ray White
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Redfield
Northeast Loop
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Clark
Graten
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Bradley
Milbawk
Aberdeen
Ipswich
Garden City
Yankton Ambitious For Another Win
Yankton Greyhounds, fresh from a 32 to 31 victory over the School of Mines, set sights on another win at Spearfish Normal Wednesday. Star forward Sherer hit seven field goals as Yankton, third among Spearfish opponents this week, plans to start the same lineup used against Mines with Smith and Sherer at forwards, Van Cleve at center, and Warden and Allen or Kerr at guards before a non conference clash at Vermillion the following Friday.
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School of Mines
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Lake Preston Teams Take Three Victories
Lake Preston high coasted past Oldham 47 to 28 in East Central conference action as Morgan Smithbeck and Keith led the Ram. The junior team beat the Oldies Sped Klegs 22 to 38 and the night squad won 18 to U1. Referee Repget of Northern Normal officiated.
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Northern Normal
Dakota Relays Back On In Sioux Falls This Year
Sioux Falls officials confirm the Dakota relays will return as a two day track carnival with full program trophies. Howard Wood says NC Conference teams will compete in group and individual events. Iowa and Minnesota colleges also requested participation and May 5 to 7 are the planned dates with about sixty institutions entered.
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South Dakota
Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
S. F. Braves Upset Eastern 29 to 16 in Basketball
Sioux Falls college defeated Eastern Normal 29 to 16 in a fast exhibition. After a 12 12 halftime tie, the Braves surged with five consecutive three point shots breaking the Trojans zone defense. Harrington led scoring with six field goals and two free throws as Madison cagers pulled away.
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Madison Hands Watertown 47 31 in City Rivalry
Madison high beat Watertown 47 to 31 after leading 21 to 7 at halftime. Kurth and Holter starred for Madison while Gerberding and Lane stood out for Watertown. Madison reserves also defeated Watertown 16 to 13.
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Forestburg Triumphs Over Letcher 18 to 7 in Scrappy Game
Forestburg high school rebounded from a slump to beat Letcher 18 to 7 at home. Forestburg showed strong teamwork and brilliant defense, holding Letcher to one fresh throw in the second half after a 12-6 lead. Letcher reserves had previously defeated Forestburg reserves 17 to 14 in a preliminary.
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Forestory
Willow Lake Wins Listless Basketball Game
Willow Lake high school defeated Ban croft in a listless game here by a score of 2 to 12. Willow Lake led at half as neither team showed much effort and Willow Lake stayed safely ahead throughout the contest.
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Willow Lake High School
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Onida Triumphs Over Blunt In Easy Victory
Onida dominated Blunt with strong three point offense and solid defense. Jem and OMIDA led the scoring while Blunt struggled early and could not close the gap.
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Germans and Sharkey eye title bout in New York
New York reports Schmeling to fight Sharkey before July 1 with a $25,000 forfeit. Negotiations continue as New York State Athletic Commission lifts suspension, while NBA ballots push to vacate Schmeling’s title. At Huron, Benigerter and Wetrick loom in a city junior high rivalry opener with lineup changes and a 7:30 p.m. tipoff.
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Boston
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Chicago
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Cleveland
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Florida
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Canada
Cuba
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British Boxing Board of Control
Fedora Triumphs Over Alpena In Low-Scoring War
In Alpena on January 2 Fedora edged Alpena 16 to 12 in a defensively driven high school game. Eller led Fedora with standout plays while Lundberg was Alpena’s top performer. Fedora held a two point edge each half amid a tense matchup.
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Clark Holds Redfield To Two Point Victory
Clark high school fought Redfield high in a Northeast conference game last night without two ill players. Van Wald of Redfield and Peterson of Clark each scored 18 points in a fast, hard fought contest. Virgils split their games with Virgil, ending at three to twelve.
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U S and Canadian players open strong in Montreal indoors
U S and Canadian tennis stars resume play in the Canadian indoor tournament after a cautious start. George Lott Jr of Chicago wins his opener after a second set duel with G H Jordan of Montreal, as Berkeley Bell Gerald Wayland Fritz Mercur Keat Flood and Gilbert Hall also advance in straight sets.
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Gilbert Hall
South Orange
J. M. McDougall
Battalino and Miller Set for Next Week Title Fight
Contracts signed and forfeits posted for a featherweight championship bout between Battalino of Hartford and Freddie Miller of Cincinnati next Wednesday night in Cincinnati. They previously met in a championship struggle won easily by Battalino, who has since struggled to make weight.
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Cincinnati
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Basketball Results From Regional Scores Report
AP brief lists scattered college and town match results across Ohio and South Dakota regions with teams such as Sioux Falls College Easter formal Detroit U Michigan State Qumnaha U Nebraska Westyan Greasy Teachers Colorado College Cathedral Sioux Falls Marion UD N Y Life Beresford Centerville Del Rapids Lennox Colton Canistota Armour Chamberlain Mt. Vernon Kimball White Lake Letcher Foresburg Carthage Canova Wagner Lake Andes Olivet Tabor Tripp Avon Freeman Menno Winner Gregory Cernerville Viborg Irene.
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Avon
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Menno
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Beresford
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Irene
Barbersedge Barbers Win Narrow Avenue Bowling Match
In an Avenue league clash the Barbers edged the C. & N. W. rails by three pins 888 to 885 after close finishes in the last two games. H Baum tallied 571 for the Barbers, edging Voorhees of C. M. VI by one pin. a 212 game highlighted the scoring duel and a total 2597 for the Barbers and partners.
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Valley City and Webster Bowlers Vie for Majestic Lead
Valley City and Webster teams arrive in Jamestown North Dakota for the eighth Majestic bowling tournament. Hyseard international squad from South Bend and Mid Ellen Jamestown posted a 2415 wood score, beating Bud Jones for the top tally on Tuesday night.
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Six Are Tied In Cue Competition
Six candidates vie for lead in the 1992 world three cushion championship second round. Jake Schaefer, famed 187 buzine radio? No, cue star, struggles with three cushions but wins 50 to 11 after a slow start.Vying with former champions Frank Scoville, Arthur Thuenblad, Johnny Layton, Augie Kieckhefer and Otto Rieselt, the field hints at an open race as Hall meets Westhus and Layton faces Bozeman in today’s matchups in CGHICAGS.
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Buffalo
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Chicago
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Johnny Layton
Augie Kieckhefer
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Bud Westhus
St. Louis
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Scoville
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Eugene
Ore
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