Eastern Normal tops Huron College 36 to 26 in second half rally
In Madison on January 7, Eastern Normal University defeated Huron College 36 to 26 after a slow start. Huron led 16 to 8 at halftime, but Eastern surged after the break with captain Gregorson scoring seven field goals and Turner adding four in the final period. Oxwang played well despite tight defense. Nohlgren of Huron led scorers with 16 points.
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Free Throws Aid In Wesleyan Win
In Sioux Falls the Dakota Wesleyan Tigers beat Sioux Falls College 31 to 27 as Wes tgang rallied in the second half led by Biers. Harrington and Biers each had four field goals, with Wes leyan taking the lead late. The Braves benefit from 17 free throws to SF 4.
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I Three Lead Field In Billiard Tournament
Chicago Jan 21 Two favorites and one outsider led the field as the world championship second round began for Johnny Layton’s three cushion billiards event Arlen Hall of Chicago and Arton both strong early showing placed them near the top while Layton Denton and Jacobs struggled in the cellar with one win each after two starts
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Woonsocket High Triumph Over Forestburg in Auditorium clash
Woonsocket High School Redmen beat Forestburg 21 to 11 as coach John Hog’s team secured the victory on their home court. Forestburg reserves were kept to a 3 point tally, while Woonsocket built their lead with solid second-half defense.
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Huron Junior High Routs Cavour Juniors 35 17
Huron junior high led 12 4 after the first period and 26 14 at halftime as Bert Judson scored heavily in the first half to propel a 35 17 win over Cavour. Martin sparked the visitors with 10 points, while Englebretsen Devick and Seeman supported Huron's win.
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Bancroft High Beats Iroquois 34 to 16 in Basketball
Bancroft High defeated Iroquois High last night as Bancroft built a 34 to 16 victory behind Coach Gellerman's squad. Iroquois offered weak resistance in the non-conference matchup.
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Freshman USD to face New York Life Sioux Falls quintet
Vermillion Jan 21 Freshman basketball coach Wallace McCullen will send his University of South Dakota yearlings onto the floor for their second game of the season against the New York Life five of Sioux Falls. The Sioux Falls squad includes former USD stars Crill and Skaro and many former Sioux Falls high school players. Likely lineup Olson and Van der Stoep at forward Bastian at center Klaudt and Jenkins at guards.
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Wessington Girls Dominate Ree Heights In District Battle
Wessington high school girls basketball opened strong leading 18-1 and finished 22-16. Peterson led Wessington with Hartington key for Ree Heights. Ree Heights trailed but fought back, tying the score four times in the final half without passing the Lions.
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International League yields in universal draft battle
New York report states the International League voted to accept majors demands ending baseballs draft war. Major leagues gain right to select minor league players at set price after four years experience and can call up 15 players, expanding control across the minor system.
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Hounds Fall As Southern Tops Yankton 40 31 In Sioux City Game
Yankton meets a 40 to 31 defeat at the hands of Southern led by Marsh and Schellenkamp as the Fiants and the Southern five outplayed Yankton in every phase. With early pressure and driving baskets Southern dominated while Yankton's Kerr, Thomas, Strube and Van Cleve shared its scoring.
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