Yankton Greyhounds Brace for Huron Clash Friday
Yankton College gears for a tough contest with the Huron Scalpers Friday night on the Huron court. Coach Lorne Arnold warns against underestimating Huron as the Scalpers arrive with a 66 3 inch first-string edge and a strong backcourt led by Wil lard Avers. The Greyhounds, led by Meier, D. Gross, Davidson, Hartz and reserves Kolarich Zeeb Hertz Iiams and N Gross, aim to press four quarters and derail the visitors as part of a heavy home schedule.
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Yankton
Yankton College Greyhounds
South Dakota
Lorne Arnold
TNT
Huron
Huron Court
Augustana
Hueron
Meier
D. Gross
Greyhounds
Davidson
Hartz
Johnson
Viking Squid
Vikings
Willard Avers
Burchbudd
Kolarich
Zeeb
Hertz
Iiams
N. Gross
Geco
Dakota Wesleya
Northern
Bowling Industrial League standings and scores
Osham Clothing Co led with high individual scores Hansah 443 Tollettoon 426 McVey 525 Erickson 6 Weiner 475 handicap 351 totals 1680. Great Northern, Fullerton Furniture, Grain Belt and Nehl Soltling posted wins with mixed totals and handicaps. House of Ingalls and other teams posted varying totals while balanced scores and handicaps shaped round results in FAIR CITY and related leagues with numerous players and team totals.
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Hansah
Tolletoon
McVey
Erickson
Weiner
Great Northern
Chamberlain
Decker
Freske
Cook
Whaley
Fullerton Furniture
Arts
Fullerton
Funeck
Gibbs
Emmelius
Grain Belt
Wipi
Hatfield
Bauman
Wetricn
Jeffers
Nehl Soltling
Hoffman
John
Nordby
Lyons
Stahl
Handicap
Glass
Myers Cigar Store
Woodworth Co
Bullis
Woodward
Sporrer
Lundgren
Tolala
Clark Rally Clipped Off By Final Gun
Clark fell 21 to 2 in a Northeast Conference game as Webster built a 10 7 start and 17 12 at halftime. The third quarter slowed until Webster surged again, with Johnson scoring 13 in the surge and Brekke guiding Webster to back to back wins.
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Clark
Webster
Bearcats
Comet
Comets
Amiting Weaster
Tohnson
Mark
City Loop Opens Cage Competition
City Loop opened with four teams in action. Myers Red jackets crushed Huron Grocery 95 27 as Corner dribblers led from the start with big early margins. Ka min sky scored 14 before fouling out, while McNutt paced Grocery with nine. Werb Nelson led College of Commerce to a 39 30 win over the Coaches, Jed tallied 12 for the College. Next Wednesday Grocers meet Commerce and Myers face Coaches at 7 30.
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Myers’ Redjackets
Huron Grocery
Kaminsky
Jackets
McNutt
Werb Nelson
College of Commerce
College
Jads Jed
Norfolk
Williams
Myers
Tulare Squeezes By Athol Five 27 To 25
Tulare defeats Athol 27 to 25 in a fast game as Donner nets a late field goal to seal the win. Frieze scores 11 for Athol and Otto adds 10 for Tulare. Weidman leads Athol with 8. Preliminary game: Athol tops Tulare graders 24 to 21 led by Binger with 9.
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Tulare
Athol
Tulare Ghiefs
Chiefs
Donner
Frieze
Otto
Weidman
Binger
Red Cross Benefit Basketball Doubleheader in Faribault
In Farigault Minnesota last night a Red Cross benefit doubleheader featured Shattuck 29 over the High School 24 and Bethlehem 30 over the School for the Deaf 19.
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RED Cross Farigault
Minn
Red Cross
Shattuck
Bethlehem
School For the
Hale America Open Golf Tourney To Be Sponsored By USGA
The USGA plans a 72 hole Hale America Open in Chicago June 19 21 with district and sectional qualifiers across 70 plus cities to raise money for war relief and fund defense bonds. The event aims to attract many entrants and broaden the sport’s wartime outreach.
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Austin Bealmear
New York
United States Golf Association
Chicago
Minneapolis
Joe Dey
U. S
G. A
Office of Civilian Defense
Joe Louis May Fight Thompson for Heavyweight Title
Los Angeles January reports indicate Joe Louis may meet Albert Turkey Thompson in a championship bout next May. Matchmaker Charles MacDonald said negotiations are underway. Thompson has drawn with Abe Simon and Tony Musto and was outpointed twice by Bob Pastor.
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Ve Louis May
Turkey Thompson
Los Angeles
Joe Louis
Albert
Turkey
Thompson
Charles MacDonald
Abe Simon
Tony Musto
Bob Pastor
Willie Hoppe Favored To Retain Oue Crown
CHICAGO January 22 UP Willie Hoppe a famed billiards master was favored to win his third consecutive three cushion title after a strong performance beating Jake Schaefer 50 to 23 in 44 innings. He surged into the lead as Welker Cochran defeated Joe Chamac 50 to 25 in 39 innings.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Welker Cochran
Joe Chamac
Mexico City
Harlem Globe Trotters to Play in Redfield
The Harlem Globe Trotters visit Redfield High School gym on Friday January 23 to play the Spink County all stars. In 15th touring year they have won most of their games and claim the world basketball title. A rare treat in hardcourt antics awaits young fans.
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Reupfield
Jan
Harlem Globe Trotters
Spink County All Stars
Redfield High School
Trotters
Harlem
Notre Dame Beats Northwestern in Big Hoops Clash
Notre Dame 61 Northwestern 43 and North Dakota State 53 Moorhead Teachers 45 as AP reports college basketball scores. Dutch Lentz of United States May Academy is re elected press of the Eastern College Green Coaches Association.
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The
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Northwestern
North Dakota State
Moorhead
Hoop OP
New York
Valentine
Lentz
United States
May Academy
Press
Eastern College Green Coaches Association
Ree Heights Wallops St. Lawrence Five
Ree Heights built a 5 to first quarter lead and rolled to a 41 21 victory over St. Lawrence. The halftime score stood 18 to 6. Ree Heights shared scoring evenly among players, while St. Lawrence was led by Weaver with 10 and Luke with 5. St. Lawrence won the preliminary game against Ree Heights reserves 19 to 14.
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Wallops
St. Lawrence
St Lawrence
Weaver
Luke
Ree. Tg
Sports Roundup from New York Dempsey aids guard duties
A wide World column by Hugh Fullerton Jr notes Jack Dempsey serving as aide to Major General William Ottman of the New York State Guard and jokes about past fight camp banter. It also surveys sports news including Texas basketball rivals Warren Switzer and Jack Wilson, guest star Bob Gebbie, and opinions on daylight saving time and duck hunting. References to Frank Menke’s boxing contest results, Dodgers camp coverage, and English parachute training wrestlers appear as brief items.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
William Ottman
New York State Guard
Jack
Joe Louis
Warren Switzer
Jeff Davis Hugh
Houston
Jack Wilson
Baylor U
Switzer
Wilson
Bob Gebbie
Watertown
Frank Menke
Louis
John Rhodes
Winchester
Evening Star
Bud Cornish
Portland
Press Herald
Frankie Hilo
Parkersburg
Wva
Sentinel
Northwestern Falls 61 to 48 to Notre Dame
Notre Dame defeated Northwestern 61 to 48, ending four years of split season honors. Sophomore Otto Graham returned to scoring form with 18 points as Northwestern dropped its fifth straight.
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Northwestern
Notre Dame
Wildcats
Otto Graham
Huron B squad trounces Wessington 36 to 16
Huron B's overpowered Wessington Warriors 36 to 16 on Tuesday as the main game. Huron reserves defeated Wessington seconds 22 to 4. Next, Huron B's visit Mitchell B's Friday night. Cavour unbeaten after Bea dle County Joep win 29 to 24 over Bonilla, who troubled the game.
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Wessington
Warriors
Mitchell
Cavour
Bonilla
Tunney Hails Louis as Possibly Greatest Fighter Ever
Gene Tunney at the Boxing Writers Association of New York annual dinner lauds Joe Louis as perhaps the greatest fighter, cites Louis’s 1941 honors, and reflects on Louis’s service with the Army. Louis receives the Edward J. Neil Memorial Pinque and Ring Magazine fighter of the year award. Tunney also thanks Louis for Navy charity efforts.
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New York
Empire State Building
Joe. Louis
Gene Joseph Tunney
Louis
Tunney
Joe
Bob Finsimmons
No Night Baseball For New York Team
No night baseball for the world champion Yankees in New York. Ed Barrow, president of the Yankees, said the team would not play night games in the city, even if it meant avoiding a plan to stage games at the White Sox park. He noted willingness to play two games at new American League parks with night lighting.
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Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Harlem
Polo Grounds
Giants
Ed Barrow
The
Yanks
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Phillies Brace for Turnaround under Veteran Coach
Philadelphia weary of poor form, veteran catcher and ex Grover Cleveland Alexander battery mate inspires a comeback. He vows running and psychology will reshape the downtrodden Phillies into a fighting ball club.
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Jame Se — Vet
Bil Kilefer
National League
Phils
Phillies
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Bancroft Graders Fall To Water Cagers In Home Loss
Mighty mites from Bancroft free schools invade Cavour water court and drop a 24 to 18 defeat at home. In boxing, Bi Weinberg of Chelsea outpoints Johnny Shkor of Boston in a 197 pound bout.
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Associated Press
Boston
Bi Weinberg
Chelsea
Mass
Johnny Shkor
Bancroft
Jan
Bancroft Free Schools
Cavour
No More Option Eliminated for FCA Basketball Fouls
Southern division of the Pacific Coast Conference ends out of bounds play as an option in league games, requiring fouls to be shot or reset.
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SAN Francisco
Pacific Coast Conference
Kingsbury County Tourney Places Drawn
Kingsbury County conference draw announced in De Smet by Supt L Vernon Caine. Tournament begins Feb 6 with Arlington meeting Lake Preston, Ervin facing Helland, Iroquois vs Bancroft, followed by De Smet-Oldham. Championship and consolation games set for Saturday Feb 7.
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DE Smet
L. Vernon Caine
Ar‘Yington
Lake Preston
Ervin
Helland
Iroquois
Bancroft
de Smet-Oldham
Reb
Wolsey Overwhelms Virgil Pirates in 46 to 30 Win
Wolsey Cardinals rallied from a 10 6 first quarter deficit to upend the Virgil Pirates 46 30. Reidel led with 16 points while D Vacknita l and Gordon added 11 and 9 respectively to seal the victory after a 23 22 3 4 score at the third. Virgil had won the junior game 20 19.
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Janez
Wolsey Cardinals
Virgil Pirates
Virgil
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Wolsey Five
Nets
Virgil Lads
Reidel
D. Vacknital
Gordon
Ibis
Fuehrer
Jed
Gil
Wolsey
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