Scalpers Face Hardrock Quint In Fourth Loop Game
Scalpers meet the Hardrock quint in a fourth loop clash tonight in a season tied to last week’s near balanced play. Coach Bell plans a tentative lineup with Nohlgren Hoetic at forwards Lumb center and Dennis Bryan at guards as Northern Normal of Aberdeen and Eastern Normal Trojans recent results loom large. The game marks the Scalpers last home appearance until February 3 with Dakota Wesleyan looming in Mitchell. A intramural curtain raiser precedes the 8 p.m. main event.
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Lumb
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Unti
Augustana College of
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan Tigers
Willow Lake Hosts Clark County Basketball Tourney
Willow Lake will host the Clark county high school basketball tournament at the high school gym on February 20 and 21. Bradley faces Vienna in the opening clash at 7:30 p.m. with Thorp receiving a bye. Willow Lake meets Raymond next. Saturday features winners meeting for the semis and the other side of the bracket with Garden City also in the field.
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Vienna
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Revere
Charplen
Huntley And Sears Set For Pine Meet At Ft Mestle
Two popular Ft Mestle heartwall players will meet in the city’s year-end windup at Pine. Mark Brighem at 295 pounds will face O Shatner who weighs 13 pounds in a noted matchup.
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Sears
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O. Shatner
Junior High Hoopsters Rally To University Flashes, Down St. Teresa In Extra Period
St Terese junior high and Huron battlers split a spirited cage duel won by Coach Bengerter's squad in overtime. McGinty led scoring and defense, while Seaman Englebretsen and Hornbeck supplied key moments as the junior highs erased a 20-15 deficit and outplayed St Teresa from the line. The St Teresane lost McDermott before the finish and McGinty earned top honors amid a tense overtime finish.
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St Teresa
Seaman
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Big Ten Leaders Face Tough Foes Tonight
Chicago and Northwestern surge to the Big Ten race as Chicago and Northwestern seek sole possession of first place. Chicago hosts Michigan while Northwestern meets Ohio State at Evanston. Michigan relies on a high scoring duo despite three losses, and Wisconsin faces a tough test against 0 &.
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Maroons
Wisconsin
Wesleyan Drubs Southern by 41 to 24 in hoops clash
Wesleyan overwhelmed Southern Normal 41 24 at Springfield as Fishbeck Holgate and Belers fed by Belers orchestrated a fast paced attack. Southern led early 8 4 before Wesleyan seized control, building a 25 16 halftime edge and outscoring the Pointers 16 3 in the second half. Spindler Schellenkamp top Southern scorers. Gaynor Owens March stood out for Wesleyan.
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Southern
Atrong
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Tigers
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Holgate
Belers
Mackey
Beiera
Spindler
Schellenkamp
Gaynor
Owens
March
Three Tie For Lead In Billiard Tourney Action
In Chicago on January 4, three challengers each posted three straight wins to top the field in the world billiards tourney. Defending champion Johnny Layton of Sedalia Mo. continued to press as the chase for the top cash prizes intensified.
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Jan
Johnny Layton
Sedalla
Premed Choeely
Lake Preston Teams Sweep At Arlington
Lake Preston high school teams dominated Arlington in a twin victory, with strong performances from both squads. Key players led the offense as the meet concluded with decisive wins at Arlington arena, highlighting continued regional momentum for Lake Preston.
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Arlington Ton
Lake
Lightweight Madison Square bout ends in Schaaf Braddock decision
Ernie Schaaf of Boston outpoints Jim Braddock of Jersey City in a slow, crowd-leaning heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Schaaf gains a tenth round stoppage advantage after a cautious start, with a split decision by judges and seven rounds to Schaaf on the Associated Press card.
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Jimmy Braddock
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the Garden
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Yankton routs Aberdeen 41 to 4 in league game
Yankton jumped to a 14-0 lead by quarter two and led 22-0 at half then 31-0 after three as they overwhelmed Aberdeen. Heavier lineup and the Hamann Smith Schenk trio powered the offense while Aberdeen struggled to penetrate Yankton’s defense with Olaen and Williamson notable for Aberdeen.
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Valder Stars as Frankfort Defeats Rockham in Tie Fight
Frankfort high school beat Rockham 36 14 led by Lawrence Valder who scored seven points to help erase an early 2 6 deficit. Frankfort battles Brentford for Sunshine conference lead with a potential rematch on a neutral floor if needed to break a tie.
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Brentford
Willow Lake Surges Back to Defeat Bryant in Upset
Willow Lake high school basketball overcame a halftime deficit to beat Bryant 32 to 19. Turley led Willow Lake with ten points while Preston, held to a single old goal, faced tight defense. Anderson and Abert s split scoring honors for the winners as the junior high section drew a close call.
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Huron Star Perrin Praised By Minneapolis Writer Haley Hall
Sam Perrin is lauded as a money player by Minneapolis Journal sports writer and columnist Haley Hall. The piece quotes Hall praising Joe Sewell of the Cleveland Indians and highlights Perrin’s leadership at Huron High School, including a 28-point quarter in the Stagg tournament and the 1921 state title run.
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Miller Defeats Woonsocket Five In Local Tilt
Woonsocket high school basketball fell 24 to 18 to Miller in the new Woonsocket Legion Community Building auditorium. Kogel led Woonsocket with four field goals while OConnor and Ingalls added two baskets each. Dornberger Cahelan and Dornberger paced Miller with three field goals apiece. The article notes two other local matchups with similar scoring, including Central West Poverty beating Huron Independents 45 to 23.
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Wee
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Wessington Defeats St. Lawrence In Twin Games
Wessington high school swept St. Lawrence with a 9-1 boys victory and a 40-8 girls win. Syring led the boys with six points, Shepherd sparked the St. Lawrence defense for three. Peterson starred for the Wessington girls with a strong scoring night.
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Bancroft And Argonne Split Double Header
Bancroft and Argonne high school basketball teams split a doubleheader here. The Bancroft boys won 13 points in the first game while the Argonne squad, led by English, rallied in the second to hold off Bancroft. The girls teams also played with mixed results.
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Doland Wins By Basket In Last Forty Seconds
Doland pulled clear in the final stretch to win as the clock dwindled with a decisive basket in the last forty seconds. Fenwick battled hard but fell short in a close finish.
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Rapid City High Caps Eighth Court Victory
Rapid City High clinched an eighth straight victory as they defeated their opponent in a decisive basketball game. Key players contributed scoring while the defense limited scoring opportunities to seal the win for Rapid City High School.
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