Armstrong Defeats Montanez In Ninth Round TKO
Henry Armstrong retained his welterweight crown by stopping Montanez in nine rounds at Madison Square Garden. Montanez was down three times, saved by the bell twice, as Armstrong's heavier punches and improved speed dominated. Gate reached 59,575 with 19,157 in attendance.
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Change Of Pace Key In Detroit Bowling Study
Johnny Crimmins reports on a Detroit bowling feature where a top bowler adjusts pace to suit alley conditions. Andy Varipapa critiques form, noting rhythm, slide, and a need for mid range speed to consistently hit the 1-3 pocket, while adjusting for oil patterns and lane conditions.
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Doland Star Forward Westerly Influenza Hospitalized
Doland High senior Doland Cager III Feiderman, a star forward for Wheeler, enters European hospital Monday for influenza treatment. Alex and Mrs. Doland are listed among his guardians.
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Sports Gossip and Benchtop Blasts From Boston to Detroit
A rapid-fire roundup covers boxing bouts involving Lee Savold and Hal Mirsky, anticipated lawsuits around a Savold fight, and Doc L’s wary talk on a Dallas Detroit card. It notes Harry Houdini style fasting by Hatey Wills, year 25 Leap Year implications, and a Michigan State scorekeeper clash. Also mentions Billy Conn on air, Miss Stammers’ marriage, and Walter Stewart’s guest column.
Feller says winning games matters more than no hitters
Cleveland star Bob Feller says his goal for 1940 is to win games, not chase a no-hit effort. He notes two one hit games last year and 240 strikeouts, expects Cleveland to improve, and plans to stay in Florida until February before returning to Cleveland to receive the Indians' MVP award.
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Wolves Defeat Spearfish 67 to 39 in Conference Clash
Northern Wolves dominated Spearfish 67 to 39 with strong defense and rebounding. Bemmers led Northern with 14 points and 15 assists as the team built leads of 14-8 after one, 36-17 at halftime, and 58-25 entering the final period. Spearfish managed 14 points in the fourth quarter against Northern’s reserve squad.
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Bowling Leagues See Mixes of Highs and Lows at Recreation Center
In a uneven bowling night the Huronite led by Jack Frost and M A Ariz of Fullerton's topped scores with Frost a 244 game and 475 in five games while Artz was runner up at 541 pins. Huvonite beat Great Northern. Fullerton's moved to second with a win over Naeve's Grocery. Oskarn's climbed to third by beating Hume Grocery. Coca Colas stayed fifth by defeating Montgomery Ward. Fullerton's took team honors with 2422 pins. Rile's Food Shoppe narrowed on Tunell Shoe Store girls in the Golden Pheasant League by a 2 1 margin over State Fair, while Tunell's fell to WWPS girls. Maybelle Cotton led individuals with 435 and 183. Rile's Shop had top team down aggregate at 3050.
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Tulare Cagers Lose To Frankfort Teams
Frankfort High School swept Tulare in a double header, 36 to 14 for the Falcons and 108 to 6 for the Frankfort seconds. Schulte led with 13 points, Dorset 9, Tulare’s Roim top scorer with six. Chiefs to meet Rockham riders next Monday in Sunshine League action.
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Willow Lake Edges Hayti in Narrow 19 18 Victory
Willow Lake high school defeated Hayti 19 to 18 after a tight first half, with Barough scoring all but six of Willow Lake’s points and Anderson contributing half of Hayti’s total. The Willow Lake second team won 27 to 21 in the preliminary game.
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College Scores From The Associated Press
Army 27 Princeton 25 Gettysburg 33 Bucknell 32 North Montana 33 Billings Poly Technic 32 University Pam School 51 Shattuck Academy Faribault 20.
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Redfield boxers shine in local Knights of Columbus card
Redfield contenders lead a cast of opponents in a Tuesday boxing event in Redfield. Paul Anderson and Jim Gruenwald won their light heavyweight bouts, with Kim Keller and Jerry Ledely also triumphing as part of a tune up for the Golden Gloves tournament amid steady attendance and competitive showings.
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Cavour Bounces Back Into Lead in Beadle County clash
The Cavour Cougars beat Virgil 44 to 28 to reclaim the Beadle County Conference lead, led by Mike Keily and Ned Lather. Cavour’s 12-6 first quarter run set the tone, with 19-12 at halftime and 27-16 after three. Virgil’s Maunders and Oestrichs led with eight and seven. In a preliminary, Cavour Second defeated Virgil seconds 20 to 18.
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DiMaggio Expects No Salary Trouble This Year
Joe DiMaggio, star centerfielder for the New York Yankees, said he does not anticipate salary trouble for 1940 and declined to reveal the offer. He noted the figure is not far from his expectations, recalling past holdouts and earnings. Also listed are high school scores including Lane 25 and Hitchcock 30 among others.
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Creighton Grid Dinner Honors 1940 Football Lettermen
Omaha Jan 23 Special dispatch from the Creighton Unity football banquet to honor 1940 lettermen under coach Maurice ip Filving. Rev. David A. Shyne and Creighton Alumni Association sponsor the event at the Paxton Hotel with 7 seniors 14 juniors and 8 sophomores eligible for play next season. Named are Leo Dipper Jerry Harms Jack Pease Tony Demore Ed LaSuta George Lynch Harold Peterson Gene Skarda Bill Eckhardt Tom Kelley Norb Kel Art Lawkes Bob FitzGerald De Fleming Johnny Knolla Zim Hall Jake Harnsel Tonny Reilly Gene Ziestl Ray Scott Rey Leonard among others.
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Lane Cagers Win Over Woonsocket in Pony Hills Clash
Lane high school beat Woonsocket 23 to 22 in a Pony Hills Conference game. Heyer led Lane with nine points, Burchfield added seven, while Heald and Zieman topped Woonsocket with seven and six. Lane extended its conference win streak to six. Woonsocket's second team also won earlier 24 to 21. Lane meets Stickney on Friday at Mi Palace prior to the Wesleyan-Augustana game.
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St. Lawrence Cagers Rout Gann Valley In league tilt
St. Lawrence Warriors overwhelmed Gann Valley 51 to 5 Tuesday night in St. Lawrence. The St. Lawrence seconds nearly matched the score in a tougher preliminary. In boxing, Maurice Tillet defeated Luigi Becigalupi by straight falls.
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the Angel] Tillet
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