Wolves Beat Trojans 34 23 In Madison Showdown
Northern Wolves overwhelmed the Eastern Trojans 34 to 23 in Madison. Campbell led Northern with 16 points while Oxwang stood out for Eastern. The Wolves pulled away after halftime, 24 to 8, and held on as Eastern could not overtake them.
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Ayres
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Malleson
Hall
Furley
F - Revell
F . Brenstand
Southern Is Victor In Practice Tussle
Southern normal Pointers defeated Free man Junior college 58 to 23 in a practice basketball game here last night. Southern built an early lead and maintained pressure throughout the game. Gaynor, Southern forward, scored 14 points.
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Springfield
Southern Normal Pointers
Freeman Junior College
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Northern Normal Opens With Electric Scoreboard
Aberdeen January 27 Northern Normal unveiled a new electric basketball scoreboard before the Northern Spearfish game. Presented by Gale Finley on behalf of the senior class to President David Allen Anderson, the board operates by remote control and is mounted high on the gym wall for clear viewing. It displays minutes to play, player names, and scores for spectators.
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Aberdeen
Gale Finley
David Allen Anderson
Harold Marquis
Huron
Northern Contest Averages From Hoosiers Games
Dean reports Hoosiers games vs Notre Dame Pittsburgh Purdue Northwestern Minnesota and Illinois show 106 interruptions per game. Actual play time averages 29 minutes 39 seconds of 40, with 16.3 seconds average play time without interruption and a 2:22 longest stretch. Fouls average 22 per game, with 18 field goals and 14 free throws. Center dumps 31, jump balls 19, and 3 out of bounds per contest.
Wessington Noses Out Wessington Springs
Wessington high school edged Wessington Springs 23 to 19 in a tight finish. McNeil and Lammers tied for top scoring with eight points each, Marshall played strong defense, and a late 4-0 run decided the game. In the girls game, Wessington defeated Huron All-Stars 30 to 4 behind Peterson’s 32 points.
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Wessington Springs
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Lammers
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Letcher Defeats Woonsocket 26 to 16 in High School Tilt
Letcher High School defeated Woonsocket 26 to 16 last night. G Stoht led Letcher with 10 points while Kogel and Ingalls each scored eight for Woonsocket. Illness sidelined two Woonsocket players.
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Letcher
Jan
Woonsocker High School
Letcher High School
G. Stoht
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Ingalls
Aixy Epiece
Fights Last Night in Indianapolis Boxing Results
Jack King of Little Rock won a decision over Billy Rose of Cincinnati after six rounds. Young Stubley from Kewanee defeated Rosy Baker of Analo Ind in a separate six round bout.
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Jack King
Little Rock
Ark
Billy Rose
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Young Stubley
Kewanee
Rosy
Kid) Baker
Analo Ind
Schaefer Dominates Cue Meet In 3 Cushion Win
In Chicago, January 21, Jake Schaefer, balkline master, defeated Bud Westhus 50 to 23 in 3 innings to seize attention at the three cushion billiards tournament. Arthur Thurmblad and Otto Reiselt won to stay near the lead while Kieckhofer could move ahead with a win. Scoville upset Layton 50 to 37, and Copulos beat Bozeman 50 to 47 as teams press for semifinal positions.
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Jake Schaefer
Bud Westhus
St. Louis
Arthur Thrra]blad
Madison Bulldogs Throttle Sioux Falls in Conference Showdown
Madison Bulldogs topped Sioux Falls 31 to 10? No, 3 to 18 victory noted as the season’s top display for the South Dakota association leaders. Madison led 16 at halftime and surged in the third quarter, Buckgard scoring 14 and Helfer adding 10 as Sioux Falls pressed but failed to change the outcome.
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al Bower
Wras
Eareen South Dakota Association
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Gerre
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Madison
Buckgard
Helfer
Londos Beats Steele in Heavyweight Bout
Londos defeated Ray Steele in Baltimore by an unconscious hold after 53 minutes and 30 seconds last night. Jim Londos stakes claim to the world heavyweight title with the victory.
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Steele Baltimore
Jim Londos
Ray Steels
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