Tigers Aim To Break Old Rivalry At Aberdeen Friday
Huron's Tigers riding a nine game win streak head to Aberdeen to clash with the Golden Eagles in a key ESD Conference showdown. New Aberdeen coach George MeKem leads a six foot five Bob Smail supported by Curt Carlson and Wally Wenz. Huron expects to start Groves, Stewart, Luby, Adachi, and Pierce as they seek revenge for a 28 0 defeat earlier this season.
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Irv Nelson
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Bob Smail
Sixfoot
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Curt Carlson
Wally Wenz
Bob Kasper
Mealls
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Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Madison Eeagers
South Dakota
Mitchell
Watertown
Yankton
Eagle Court
Nelson
Bob Groves
Frank Stewart
Tom Luby
Elehi Adachi
Fritz Pierce
Nelson Beieves
Buddy Baer Plans Retirement On Cattle Ranch
Buddy Baer, once hopeful of reclaiming the heavyweight title, now expects retirement on a cattle ranch. A staff sergeant in the army physical training program, he will not fight again and is treated at Reams General Hospital for a neck injury from a 194? automobile crash. He saved army pay and income from a California cocktail lounge to fund life on the range after boxing ends. His last bout was against Joe Louis on January 9, 1942.
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Joe Louis
Lane Trojans Battle Letcher In Close Conference Clash
In a top conference game Lane Trojans lost 45-38 to Letcher Tigers on their home floor. Swenson led Lane with 22 points while Carter topped Letcher with 21. Lane drops to near fourth, with a tougher rematch looming.
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No Distilling New Whisky In 1944 War Effort Curtails Output
War Production Board announces no distilling of New Whisky in 1944 United States as 1944 industrial alcohol needs rise. WEB chairman Donald M. Nelson cites demand from synthetic rubber plants and estimates 1944 industrial alcohol requirements at 832 million gallons versus 226 million gallons consumed in 1943.
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Fair City League Scores and Handicapped Totals
Report of multiple league teams and their bowl totals with individual scores for players such as Hobe, Aleson, Anfinson, Bullis, Baldwin, Wyland, Amacher, Ta, Soaker, Bhandi cap, Stah, Casady, Olson, Vendel, Johnson, Northwest Bank, Burton, Jorgenson, Tredway, Walner, Bales, and Arh Studio. Includes team results for Club Lido, Northwest Bank, and Arh Studio, with handicap adjustments and final totals.
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Aleson
Dummag
Anfinson
Bullis
Baldwin
Adams
Wyland
Amacher
Soaker
Bhandicap
Club Lido
Stah
Casady
Olson
Vendel
Johnson
Northwest Bank
Burton
Jorgenson
Tredway
Walner
Bales
Han
DWU Tigers Set to Stop Bob Schryver in Mitchell Clash
Dakota Wesleyan University Tigers prepare to halt Bob Stretch Schryver of State College as they host the Jack Rabbits on the Corn Palace floor Friday night. Schryver tallied 16 points in their Brookings meeting. Merry has risen to second in scoring since, while Hall and Berkley anchor DWU’s lineup.
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Collins
Cooper
Smith
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Weshman
Bob Buelow
Tiger
Letcher Independents
Northern
Aberdeen
Purdue Faces DePaul In Key Big Ten Matchup
Speed and accurate shooting lead Purdue against DePaul at Chicago Stadium as coach Piggy Lambert counters Demons top scorers Hoffman and Haag to offset Mikan. Northwestern treks to face Iowa while Notre Dame veteran Loyd exits for Navy induction after scoring 13 points in the win over Valparaiso.
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Tony) Hinkle
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Keglers Firing For Big Money In Individual Tourneys This Weekend
CHICAGO Jan 27 The 1973 44 bowling season opens with a heavy weekend as a galaxy of stars men and women compete in individual classics for top prizes. About 1 000 bowlers of a record 1 280 entered start Saturday through Feb 6 in the Peterson classic, with total prizes exceeding 30 400. Charley Boehm of Highland Park rolled the weekend’s high eight with 1 564 yet experts expect higher scores for top money including 5 100 first prize. Selections include two other classics and Jones ladies tourney with 168 women from 32 cities chasing 2 250 in prizes led by 750 for first.
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Charley Boehm
Highland Park
Dominick deVito
DeVito
Basketball Scores From AP Listings Across Many Camps
A long AP roundup lists numerous college and military base basketball results. Notable games include Denison 92 Ohio Northern 47, Swarthmore 45 Penn 53, Navy stations and service teams like Brooklyn All Stars 47 New York All Stars 43, Temple 33, Notre Dame 57 Valparaiso 44, and DePauw 76 Fort Knox 36.
Beadle County Conference Tourney Opens With Eight Teams
Yale Trojans face Wolsey Cardinals while Virgil Pirates meet Wessington in Beadle County Conference basketball action. Huron B team leads standings and meets Johnny Norfolk's Cavour cagers in a key opener. Rapilla Eagles take on Hitchcock Bluejays as the field progresses toward consolation games and the final for the championship.
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Wessington Cagers
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Tudor Jones
Dodgers May Lose Star Player Says Rickey
In a New York sports roundup Branch Rickey hints the Dodgers could lose a key man soon while weighing value and future moves. The piece also notes Babe Ruth selling war bonds and a chaotic mile relay at Metropolitan AAU meet with Roy Hollander briefly missing.
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Cardinals
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Oie Huntler
Gregg Rite
Boston
Babe Ruth
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School of Columbia U
A.A. U
Roy Hollander
North Carolina State
Iet
Hollander
Midshipmen
Roy
Weatherly In 1A Shuffles Yank Outfield
The 1944 Yankee outfield could shift with Roy Weatherly reclassified to 2A and likely unavailable. Johnny Lindell and Bud Metheny join Tuck Siscback and rookies. B. Johnson may report for draft duties, possibly Feb 7, risking loss of a young star. If Johnson enters service the outfield must adapt with Savage possibly moving to third base or outfield.
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New York Yankee
Roy Weatherly
Marie Joe McGarthy
Johnny Lindell
Bud Metheny
Augusta
Bhi Jotson
Tf Johnson
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Yanks
Johnson
Newark
Binghamton
Dor Savage
Weatherly
Army Air Trainees Transferred From Huron College Center
Army Air Trainees stationed under War Training Service were moved Tuesday to another army center for reclassification. Lt James Conjon and Adjutant Lt William Skalicky remain, awaiting orders. The program run with Dsataka Aviation and Huron College ended Jan 16. no immediate plans for dormitory occupancy.
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Fred. Plachy
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Dsakata Aviation Company
Basketball Pitches In On 4th War Loan Drive
In New York 6000 fans joined a benefit doubleheader at the 71st Regiment Armory raising 1 676 750 in war bonds. Barry Boykof led the West Point All-Stars with 21 points but District Coast Guards beat them 50 to 38 in the opener. Joe Lapchick's Brooklyn All-Stars defeated Nat Holman coached New York Stars 47 to 43 in the finale.
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Gallagher Becomes Cubs Vice President
James T. Gallagher, who left a Chicago newspaper in 1939 to become Cubs general manager, has been named vice president while retaining his GM title. He also serves as a Cubs director, succeeding the retirement of Charles Bonts Weber.
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James T. Gallagher
Charles Bonts Weber
Radio programs and sport results from New Jersey and New York
Radio listings show NBC evening schedule with Bob Burns Fanny Brice Bing Crosby Dinah Shore Abbott and Costello and more. Broadcasts include a CBS suspense drama Major Bowes auditions Wings To Victory Vaughn Monroe Band and Antonini concert. Boxing results note Janko over Patterson and Coursel over Bell in Chicago and New York venues.
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Bob Burns
Fanny Brice
Bing Crosby
Joan Davis
Abbott and Costello
Major Bowes
Q Street
Coast Guard
Russis
Poland
Vaughn Monroe Band
Johnson Family
Antonini
Marvin Jones
Letcher Remains Undefeated in Pony Hills Conference
Forestburg reports Letcher Tigers hold 6–0 conference record atop standings. Wessington Springs trails with 6–1 after loss to Letcher. Last week results show Wessington Springs beating Alpena 30–22 and Forestburg 22–18, Artesian 24–23 over Forestburg, and Woonsocket 27–25 over Artesian.
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Bear Ground Gainer Clark Heads for Navy Aviation
Chicago Bears star Harry Clark, top ground gainer last season, has taken his naval aviation physical. If accepted, he becomes the third leading Bears rusher to enter the Navy following George McAfee and Frank Maznicki.
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Chicago Bears
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Naval Aviation Corps
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George McAfee
Frank Maznicki
McSpaden Draft Exam Notified by Philadelphia Board
Golfer Harold Fug McSpaden disclosed that his Philadelphia draft board has ordered him to report February 10 for an army physical. He plans to play in a war charity tournament sponsored by Bing Crosby and Bob Hope this weekend but must cancel a San Antonio appearance. Meanwhile Kathryn Case, Sayville High athletic head, has taken charge of the girls program as her husband Harvey Case enters the army.
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Harold
Fug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
McSpaden
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Bob Hope
San Antonio
Texas
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Sayville
Mia
Kathryn Cease
Harvey Case
Sayville High
Occasional Boxing Attendance By An Old Newspaper Publisher
SAN DIEGO Calif Jan 26 B PL Wood 80 retired Neche ND publisher says he attends a professional bout at least occasionally. He recalls his last pro fight was in 1587 when as a St Paul Pioneer Press staffer he watched John L Sullivan defeat Easy Cardiff in Minneapolis.
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