Tournament Preview Highlights Ipswich Mobridge Clash
Central South Dakota Conference action shows Ipswich and Mobridge atop the northern race after wins over Mitchell and a late surge by Onida and Pierre. The high stakes northern bracket, with Faulkton and Gettysburg also strong, leads to the national tournament at Mobridge with veteran and new teams seeking the crown.
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Pierre
Stan
Central South Dakota
Jpswich
Mobridge
Pierre Governors
Onida Warriors
Onida
Warriors
Faulkton
Gettysburg
Sehonix Tike
Mabridge
Ipswich
Gandy
Chhee
Onic
Wai
Mobrieye
Conch Howard
Lester
Puty Faulkton
Ft. Pierre
Pinto
Highmare
Ray Antil
Roy Davidson
Aberdeen
Glandines
Petit
Mobridke
Ulkeon
Pet
Top Scorers To Meet Saturday
Vermillion January 2 Novsh Central Conference leaders meet as South Dakota Coyotes clash with Town State Veaghers at Cedar Falls. Curtis leads with 55 points in four games while Maynard Ingalls trails with 42. Tom Lane, Lane, Edberg, Taplest, Levick and Hetland also listed among Coyotes scorers with varying totals. Free throw accuracy noted for McGinty and Devick.
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Vermillion
University of South 7 Dakota Coyotes
Town State Veaehers
Cedar Falla
Bob Curtis
Renter
Mick
Maynard Ingalls
Bob Tkive
Slight
Ingalls
Curtix
Minnesota
Nebras Creighton
Caceton
North Dakota
Angerson
Carleton
Rollie Edberg
Bob Taplest
Alvin Levick
Gen Hetland
McGinty
Devick
Detroit's Success Hinges On Rowe in 1938 Texas Style
Detroit baseball outlook centers on Schoolboy Rowe returning to form to challenge the Indians and Yankees for AL supremacy. Lee Gostin or Goffin, once with Detroit, errs on Cleveland as the team to beat in the coming season. Mixed doubles results show Budge and Dorothy prevailing 5-0 6-2 in Adelaide events.
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Coral Gablud
Detroit
Leon
Goose” Gostin
Schoolboy Rowe
Rowe
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Goffin
Cleveland
Y. S& Netsters
Adelaide
Australia
John Browich
Bills J." Wilson
Don Budge
Dorothy
Santa Monica
Calif
Centenary tops Loyola in wild 78 72 overtime win
In New Orleans Centenary outlasted Loyola 78 72 after a taut 25 25 halftime tie and 67 67 regulation deadlock. The game swung 26 times as Centenary edged ahead in a five minute OT amid crowd excitement and officials signaling exhaustion.
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New Orleans
Centenary Pannemen
Loyola Wolfpack
Stany
Centenary
Dehner Leads Big Ten Pace in Scoring Run
Dehner averages 18 points per game for Minnesota as the Big Ten race opens and tops Western Conference scoring with 67 points over six games. Johnny Teuschend and Jewel Young of Purdue trail, while Michigan's Tevhsend shines in upcoming clashes with Purdue, Indiana, and Illinois.
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Cincago
Jim
Lewis
Dehner
Tminols
Glue State
Jewel Young
Purdue
Buckeyes
Townsend
Young
Sharpshader
Delmer
Indiana
Iinois
Michigan
Iowa
Cardinals May Acquire Mungo in Norland Deal
ORLANDO, FLA, Jan 26. Rumors say the Brooklyn pitcher Mungo could join the St. Louis Cardinals via sale or trade, with St. Louis among top bidders. Mungo favors pitching with Dikky Dean as his ally, saying two good wind windups could stir the league, pairing with Deon Lon Warneke to boost wins.
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Orlando
Fla
Mungo
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Brooklyn Frebou
Dikay Dean
Diz
Deon
Lon Warneke
Tall Timbers
State Co Eds to Contest Intramural Cage Tourney
Co ed basketball teams under Miss Nellie G. Kendall prepare for an intramural cage tournament in February at Brookings. Freshman captain Betty Marse and others lead teams from Pierre, Sturgis, Salem, and beyond with a full slate of sports directors and captains across tennis, hockey, tumbling, golf, archery, and more.
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Cage Tourney Brookings
Janus
Nellie G. Kendall
Virginis Kiehlbauch
Avon
Betty Marse
Pierre
Gertrude Harmin
Barnard
Dorothy Cooper
Sturgis
Any Reitz
Salem
Women's Athletic Association
Margaret Shephard
Brookings
Geneva Meller
Raymond
Dorothy Anberg
Hot Springs
Kkiltenbal Cantain
Norma Nelson
Cotman
Peggy Dungel
Bellie Fourche
Amy Weltz
Catherine? Knox
Isiam
Intramural League Moves Into Action
Intramural action opened with Falcons beating Eagles 43 to 18 led by Jack Welch seven points and Olson eight. Wolves edged Tigers 21 to 19 in overtime as Don Shaw and Wipf added six each. Harris led Tigers with nine. Next Monday Wolves host Falcons and Eagles meet Tigers.
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Huron High
Sntramur Basketbal
Vincent
Mullaney
Eagles
Jack Welch
Falcons
Don Shaw
Wolves
Clinston Dodd
Tigers
Welch
Olson
Shaw
Wipf
Bob Harris
Athick
Veteran Player Says Seventh Place Not Time To Quit
Philadelphia June 20 Connie Mack veteran manager of the Philadelphia Athletics told the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association banquet he plans to continue managing. He said retiring due to illness would come at a worse time than finishing seventh and he hoped the Athletics would climb higher. Gordon Cochrane received the most courageous athlete award, with Joe DiMaggio and Carl Hubbell also honored. Cochrane suffered a head injury last season but recovered and attended the event.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
The
Athietics
Shibe Park
Amanger
Athiletics
Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
Mack
Honor West
Gordon
Mickey” Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Carl “King Hubbell
New York Giants
T Guppore Tlle
Yean
Mick
Cochrane
Sports Wessees
Charley Gelbert
Bruce Campbell
Bump Hadley
Yankee Stadium
Huron B Team Triumphs at Cavour in Narrow Win
Huron B Team defeated Cavour 46 to 81 in Rundle County Conference play. Digre Walsh and Peele led Huron with 12 points each, while Maguire starred for Cavour with seven field goals and four free throws. Huron meets Wolsey next, hosting a Saturday game before the Huron Watertown matchup.
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Cavour
Tan
Huron High
Kamar
Percy Wash
Abaugh
Invaders
Rundle County
Sid
Byron
Digre
Walsh
Peele
Maguire
Huron
Wolsey
Huron-Watertown
Wesleyan Rout Spearfish 56 to 33 in SD tilt
Mitchell, Jan. 244 Dak Wos avyayt Jostnivich ignited Wesleyan as they crushed Spearfish Nor mal for a 56 33 opening east South Dakota contest. Tigers used a late surge in the first half to pull away before coasting in the second with Daisey Groener Glenn contributing on both ends and the Yellowjackets failing to sustain scoring through the stanza.
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Wesleyan
Spearfish
Mitchell
Dakota
Wosavyayt Jostnivich
Nor=wal
Tigers
Daisey
Tiger Bell
Groener
Glenn
Jed
Alpena Preps Face Woonsocket in Conference Clash
Alpena High School footballers meet Woonsocket tonight in Woonsocket as the two remain undefeated in Pony Mills Conference play. Alpena rebounded from losses to Miller and Playkinton Trainers while Woonsocket fell to Parkston. Alpena led Artesian 20 to 4 at half and cruised to a 35 to 2 finish.
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Alpena Preps
Woonsocket
Alpena
Alpena High School
Surong Woonsocket
Pony Mills
Milter
Playkinton
Parkston
Artesian
Joonts
Berg and Hemphill Near Semis in Florida Golf Meet
Berg of Minneapolis and Hemphill of Columbia entered the semifinals of the Punta Gorda women’s golf tournament as favorites. Berg draws Mrs. Lao Walper of Washington while Hemphill faces Marion McDougall of Portland. An upset would be needed to derail the top seeds.
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Berg
Hemphill
Punta Gorda
Fla
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Misa Hemphill
Marion McDougall
Portland
Ore
Miss Berg
Lao Walper
Washington
Sioux Falls Braves Triumph In Conference Clash
Sioux Falls Braves defeated the Trojans 42 to 36 at Madison on January 26. A late drive by Sioux Falls secured the conference title as Tyogan foes fought hard. Russell Jonsen Bob Goodban and Earl Shegprud led scoring for the Trojans with 11 points.
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Sioux Falls Braves
Madison
Sioux Falls Collen Braves
Russell Jonsen
Bob Goodban
Earl Shegprud
Spicec
Sioux
Doland Piles Up Seven Victories in Local Meet
In Doland Jan 26 the Dox land Wheelers notches seven wins this season by beating Henry Fauliters Turion Bradley Britten Clark and Graton. Captain Shorty Goats scores over 10 per game while masked. he will appear clean shaven once Doland secures its eighth victory. The team aims to beat Flandreau or Arlington this week to end the shaving strike.
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Doland
Dovand
Doxland Wheelers
Henry
Fauliters
Turion
Bradley
Britten
Clark
Graton
Shorty" Goats
Shorty
Caater
South Dakota
Thut
Dotand
Flandreau
Arlington
Cosch
Blunt
Stephan Independents Triumph Over Chamberlain Independents
Stephan Independents won their second straight victory defeating Chamberlain Independents 51 to 32 on their home floor. Bailey led the winners with 18 points as Stephan built an early lead that held through the game. In a preliminary, Stephan Mission School defeated Ft Thompson Cubs 37 to 28. Next Sunday Stephan hosts Muller Merchand for more action on their floor.
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Skagz
Myers Cornet
Mocl-Colton
Model Steam Laundry
Northwestern Public Service
Gener
Folly Teague
Huron
Frankie Sporgo
Skagg
Gamag
Chiadok
Warner
Colton
Milton
BR. Sielen
Toa
Jensen
Myers
Hollarbush
Mids
Nelson
Ay Ag
Amr
Ohladelke Ae
Jorgenson Ares
Wadhams
Ewes
Mann
Ramzell
Dammier
Ada Spark
Anderson
Morin-Colton
Steinborn
Weiner
Phillips
W. Wolter
Kadlece
Edwisan Ae
Hilton
Walker
Fonson
Lynn Pane
Ang Gagner Apenee
Offre N
W.P
Cone
Stephan
Chamberlain
Stephan Independents
Seconé
Chamberlain Independents
Bailey
Stephan’ Mission School
Ft "Thompson Cubs
Muller
Mershan
New York Scribes In Uproar Over Bill Terry's Criticism
New York reporters react to Bill Terry’s blast in the Saturday Evening Post as he criticizes writers and figures in baseball. The National League manager’s tirade sparks conversations among World Telegram, Sun, Times, News staffers, with varied views on Terry’s behavior and media treatment.
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New York
Bill Terry
World-Telegram
John McGraw
Drebinner
Gayle Talbot
Baseball Writers’ Association
Saturday Evening Post
Bill
Charley McCarthy
Daniel M. Daniel
Terry
Jim Kahn
Suny
John Drebinger
Times
Jimmy Powers
Che Bese Shane Ager
National League
Sports Roundup From Eddie Betz in New York
New York roundup notes scattershot chatter about high school and major league baseball happenings. Mentions Jill Terry magazine, Saratoga Springs basketball, the Boston Red Sox roster, Ruppert and DiMaggio links, and rookies with stolen base totals, all with fragmented, stray details.
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Eddie Betz
New York
Jill Terry
Magasine Pico
California
Saratoga Springs
Broadway
Sonja Henie
Madison Square Garden
Columbus
Olio
Journal
Boston Red Sox
Weather summary for Huron and vicinity with forecasts
The report shows temperatures from seven below to high extremes with no major change expected. It notes fair conditions tonight and Thursday, with colder pockets in northern and extreme western areas. Regional details include South Dakota fair skies and Iowa forecasts of central and eastern clearness with unsettled western portions and a drop in temperatures.
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Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Perate
Golfers Give Par Severe Trimming
New York reports the USGA 14 club limit in effect. Golfers cope with the rule as pros and top amateurs post strong scores in southern California open events. The best rounds average in the high 60s to low 70s across ten rounds with Jim Thomson, Byron Nelson, Bruce McCormick, and Jimmy McHale among leaders.
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New York, Jan
United States Golf Association
Cluto
California
Jimmy Thomson
Byron Nelvan
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Bruce McCormick
Jimmy McHale
McCormick Slong
Paty Berg
Minneapolis
Pire
Basketball results from Associated Press roundup
Gustavus Adolphus 56 St Thomas Minna 33 Nebrinka Wesleyan 45 Hebron 27 Wayne Toschers 47 Midland 41 William Jewett 35 Missouri Valley 5 Washington State 41 Oregon State 33 Armour 2 Kimball 26 Canova 35 Argonne 34 Leicher 27 Geddes 28 Platte 24 Plankintoy 12 White Lake 13 Plane 9 Alexandria 37 Wagner 12 Corsica 39 Gann Valley 17 Stickney 52 Presho 26 Draper 33 Midland 6 Kadoka 22 New Underwood 18 Emery 24 Gakoun Wesleyan Second Canistota 31 Montrose 30 Colman 46 Colton Zi Lennox 2 Cathedral Sioux Frils 21.
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Associated Press
Gustavus Adolphus
St Thomas Minna
Nebrinka Wesleyan
Hebron
Wayne Toschers
Midland
William Jewett
Missouri Valley
Washington State
Oregon State
Armour
Kimball
Canova
Argonne
Leicher
Geddes
Platte
Plankintoy
White Lake
Plane
Alexandria
Wagner
Corsica
Gann Valley
Stickney
Presho
Draper
Kadoka
New Underwood
Emery
Gakoun Wesleyan
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Tiger
Huron Tigers
Mitchel Kernels
Kernels
Focul Preps
South Dakota High School
Watertown
Bobcats
Jock Flag
Arrows
Deklotz
Vanderkarr
Crawford
Peterson
Rice
Hoppel Om
Schenceenbrind
Lang
DeJong
Jimmy Crawford
Mitenell
Tixers
Crawfor
Norman Peterson
Clem
Moppel
Vernon Rice
Normain Peterson
Bobby Vanderhart
Englebret Senteol
Messinty
Summoury
Haron
Vopderhart
Wen
Boyle
Englebretson
Kulawik
Oern’ Bico
Hoppel
Eberh
Tephip Moulton
Swansky
Foreman
Nia
Schuerenbrand
Zhumer
Thompson
Tharrn Mitchwit
Frank Sollee
Coughlin
Columbus SY
Teresa Wis
St. Teresa
Huroneunive High
John Norfolk
Tiger Cubs
Mitchell Joust
Falwendorf
Bob Jensen
Cubs
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Ziedke
Seattle
Bill Boyd
Sandy McDonad
Dallis
Texas
Pierce
Ninois Marksman
Cardinals
Brooklyn Hurlie
DiMaggio
Hubbell
Houston
Tex
Les Levinison
Denver
Sammy Muses
Omaha
Couch Crowell
Los ‘Angeles
Bob Nestell
Col
Ruppert
Joe di Magui
Bolly
St Pete
Ainse Walker
Gerry
Himan
White Sox
Mike
Mitch
North Platte
Minnespolig
Assocated Press
Sioux Falls
Brookinga
Rapid City
IMGH
Canistota
Montrose
Colman
Lennox
Cathedral
Il MT
N. B.C
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Store
Bh & Dakets Ave
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