Scalpers Face Spearfish As Tigers Prepare In Brookings
Local basketball action features the Scalpers aiming to extend their win streak against Spearfish while the Tigers travel to Brookings. Coach Parker reports improved fitness despite exams slowing practice, with key players Hyung and top scorer Hill sidelined by injuries.
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Tar Huron College-Spearish
Westerniers
Huron Col Jewe
Bob Campbell
Callows
Parker
Hart
Herter
Marshall
Bill Hyuige
Hill
Bolls
Yellowjackets
Dakota Wesleyan
Augustona
Wesleyan
Spearfish
Jackets
Wolves
Aberdean
Herther
Haut
Eiian
Anderson
Tigers
Bobems
Hoods
Mitchell Kernel
Cedar
Huron
Kernels
Deklotz
Mitchell
Raobeats
Boyle
Englebretsen
Kulawit
McGinty
Ebert
Vander- Darr
Crawford
Peter Yan
Rappel
Rice
Keeners
Clash For Title Of Little Hickory Loop
Canova Golden Eagles meet Howard High School on Howard court in a Little Hickory Conference clash with unbeaten records. Howard has ten wins two losses, with two conference games against Canova remaining. Canova also faces Howard twice more and games with Fedorn and Burbunit.
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Little Hickory
Canova
Canova Golden Eagles
Howard High
Howard
Jett
Ganova
Fedorn
Burbunit
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In rapid boxing and wrestling action results list Freddie Milter outpointed Bitty Charlon in Cincinnati while Ralph Zannelli knocked out Pancho Villa in New Bedford. Ernie Dusek and Clifs Olsen wrestled to a draw in Camden as Hans Kampfer defeated Gus Sonnenberg in Milwaukee. Orient Indees beat Miller Merchants 51 43 in Orient.
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Associated Press
Freddie Milter
Cincinnati
Bitty Charlon
England
Fall River
Mass
Ralph Zannelli
Providence
Pancho Villa
New Bedford
Camden
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Clifs Olsen
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Hans Kampfer
Germany
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Orient Indees
Orient
Miller Merchants
Hals Wit
Whizzer White Switches to Colorado Basketball Team
Byron White, famed for football and academia, has joined Colorado's basketball squad as a guard two weeks after the Cotton Bowl. He says basketball is rougher than football yet enjoyable and plays down rumors of a $15,000 pro contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates, awaiting formal confirmation.
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Colorado
Boulder
Colo. Inn
Whizzer &Y
Byron White
Pai Beta Kappa
Puhker Sales
Rice
White
Rocky Mountain
Brigham Young
Colorado Star
Eddie Kimball
Pittsburgh Pirate
State To Hold Boxing Tourney At State College
Brookings January 28 With announcement of a boxing tournament slated for late next month State College will host a 15 man squad coached by Jerry Stablein tramural director for boxing and wrestling. Heavyweight Rudy Young a 185 pound School of Agriculture student from Eagle Butte leads a roster featuring eight light heavyweights and notable contenders including Damaged Dwyvon Pipastone from Minnesota runner up in last year s welter division at the National Golden Gloves. Others with state Golden Gloves experience include Gene Ryan Everett Jordan Chester Hyatt and a list of names with weights and hometowns.
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Brookings
State College
Jerry Stablein
Aberdeen
Rudy Young
School of Agriculture
Eagle Butte
Dameg Dyxvon
Pipastone
Minn
Chicago
Chester Hyatt
St. Lawrence
Gene Ryan
Promise
Everett Jordan
Rosebud
Ryan
Jordan
George Thane
Pierre
Willam Anderson
Plankinton
Hugh McGulves
Ree Heights
Robert Halvorsin
Castlewood
Jean Tilley
Spencer
Edward Poppen
de Smet
den Bunter
Madison
Wiliam Flite
Weesington Springs
David Plittie
Michiel Sweerey
Colo
Jean Bauer Advises Women Golfers To Learn Fundamentals
Jean Bauer with nine years in competition urges young women golfers to learn fundamentals from a competent teacher and to play golf for fun. She comments golf is elusive yet satisfying and warns against playing week after week without a set schedule after her own experience in Florida.
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Punta Gorda
Fip
Jean Bauer
Providence
Sead
Patty Berg
Minneapelis
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Columbia, §. C
Miss Bauer
Flandreau Indians Set To Play Doland Saturday Night
Flandreau Indians travel to Doland for a Saturday game on the Tetuma court as Wheelers, still recovering from a taxing two day trip, aim to cap their week with a strong showing. Wheelers beat Flandreau Tuesday 30 to 13 after trailing 13-9 at halftime, Arlington’s Cardinals defeating Doland 27 to 14 with strong defense. A basket social will follow to raise funds for knee pads and jerseys for the Wheelers.
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Doland
Gan
Arlington
Cardinals
Burn
Wheelers
Artington
Daland
Smith
Coats Q
Bowling league results and top scorers from Chicago area meets
The Acceusionty and Machinists won for a second straight week in Radlway League play with Austin’s 601 total and 224 high single by Austin. Teuber’s crew took 2 of 3 from the Blacksmiths. In the Women’s League Verna Kamenss team swept Clara Schwiarte led aggregation. Opal Royer’s tram won 2 of 3 from Lillian Collin, Meg Royer high with 417. City League saw Steffen and Stafford pace Schooner Bears to 2-1 over Wilson Barber. C & N W Railroaders beat Hamm’s Everkeglers, Huron Alleys over Huronite. I Ebert led with 580 and two 20-pin games. Tobi had best single with 244. Players signed with Cubs after 1398 contracts. Demaree, Herman, and Surges reported displeased with initial offers.
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Acceusionty
Austin
Boilermakers
Teuber
Blackesmiths
Verna Kamenss
Clara Schwiarte uUver
Woelpere
Opal Royer
Tram
Lillian Collin
Meg Royer
Steffen
Stafford
Schooner Bears
Wilson-Barber
C. & N. W. Railroad
Northern Normal Swamps Wesleyan In League Battle
Northern State Teachers College basketball beat Dakota Wesleyan 55 to 40 to stay tied for first in the State Conference. Pat O'Brien led with seven baskets and four free throws, Connie Kelleher added six, while Wesleyan's Craise Nauman topped with 19 each. The Mitchell squad led on the floor but drained free throws to stay ahead, with Northern building a 27‑hit half and a 24‑point cushion before a late Wesleyan rally. Officials: Wyttenbach, Davidson, and Northern.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers Colles
Dakota Wesleyan
Methodists
Jim Morrison
Wesleyan
Pat O'Brien
Connie Kelleher
Crnssey
Nauman
Mitchell Quint
Northéeen
Wesleyan Fe
Craise
Gardner
Lehnert
Northern O'Bren
Larson
Manlum
Schmidt
Budge Seeks Australian Title in Adelaide Final
J Donald Budge, top amateur tennis star, advances to the Australia championship final in Adelaide to face Farle Bromwich. Officials note Budge and partner Gene Mako plan limited play before departure, while Budge vows to be ready for the final after a relaxed US tour and ongoing Davis Cup duties.
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New York
Jin
J. Donald Budge
Farle | Gromwich
Adelaide
Australia
U.S
Walter Pate
Don
Bromwich
Germany
Baron Gottfried von Vramm
Gene Mako
Pete
Budge
Mike
Maka
Pate
California
Rockham Homemakers' Club Meeting Highlights Wardrobe Wisdom
Rockham January meeting of the Homemakers' Extension Club met at Mrs. Merle Finnerty's home. Demonstration Wardrobe Wisdom by Mrs. Sam Wharton and Mrs. Gordon Davis. Members gave book reports. Social hour followed with lunch served by Mrs. Finnerty and Mrs Clyde Barton.
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Rockham
Homemakers’ Extension Club
Merle Finnerty
Sam Wharton
Gordon Davis
Finnerty
Clyde Barton
Basketball Results Across Cities and Schools
Basketball results show several close games with varied team names and scores. Aberdeen Northern Teachers 55 defeats unspecified foe 40, Wahpeton Science 55 beats Bottineau For esters 42, Mankato Teachers High School Turton 53 defeats Logan 12, Frankfort 4, Brentford 29, Rockhara 195, Ashton Bradley 18, Florence unknown.
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Renee Nname
Asea
Aberdeen Northern
Dakota ‘Wesleyan
Wahpeton Science
Bottineau Foresters
Mankato
High School Turton
Logan
Frankfort
Brentford
Rockhara
Ashton Bradley
Florence'lt
Frankfort Tops Sunshine League standings widen lead
Frankfort extended its Sunshine League lead after nine league games in a week. Mellette beat Redfield B’s 28 to 16 to swap spots near the bottom. Frankfort beat Orient 28 to 18 while Orient defeated Ashton 27 to 1. Northville won twice, Cresbard edged Northville 2 to 15, and Rockhayn fell to Cresbard 19 to 15.
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Redneld
Frankfort
Mellette
Redfield B
Orient
Orient Inturn
Ashton
Northville
Brentford
Redfield
Cresbard
Rockhayn
Meague
Rockham
Feartfort
Melletics Wortiville
Frankart
Orient Com
Turton Frogs
Turton
Creshard
Ming
Frankfort Creshard
Greenberg Predicts Yankees Will Blow Up Season
Miami Beach Fla January 28 Hank Greenberg predicts the Yankees will blow up this season with two strong hunches. He says Detroit will be compromised for the pennant if New York shines and mentions Boston as a rival. Greenberg, in good form after swimming and handball, expects to hit many home runs and to make Mickey Cochrane happy.
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Fla
Hank Gravy
Florida Sun
Yankees
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Greenberg
Tigers
Bostons
Traver
Mickey Cochrane
Joe DiMaggia
Maroons And Gophers To Battle For Cellar
Chicago and Minnesota meet in the only Big Ten basketball game tonight in Minneapolis. The Gophers are favored as the Maroons seek their first win after three early losses to Wisconsin Indiana and Michigan.
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Maroons
Gophers
Chicago
Minnesota
Minnneapolis
Hay
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Llingis
German racing ace Rosemeyer dies in speed record crash
Bernd Rosemeyer, famed German driver and Vanderbilt Cup winner, was killed on the Frankfurt Darmstadt road when his Auto Union car lost a front tire at 275 mph. The car flipped twice and catapulted, killing him instantly. his widow was not at the scene.
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Rosemeyer
Berlin
Bernd Rosemeyer
United States
Frankfurt
Main- Darmstadt
EV Beinhern
Auto-Union
Silesian Mountains
Modest Infielder Mel Ott Likely Nets 17000 Salary With Giants
New York Giants infielder Mel Ott, a Gretna native nicknamed the Little Hottest, is believed set to sign a contract around 17000 for the coming season. Ott, 22, has been a steady star since being brought up by John McGraw and moved to third base last year. His calm demeanor and reluctance to join holdout waves have earned him the title the perfect player. The Giants’ payroll edge may hinge on Ott’s salary as other holdouts receded with Selkirk’s signing.
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New York
John McGraw
Gretna High School
Giants
Urem
Ott
Wil
Big Tenue
Bill Terry
Te Cozy Corer
Oti
Ness
Mel
Sig. Picher
Dan Bubbell
Inhangy McCarthy
Uhe
Hawke Ligber
Harry Danning
Ees
Gare Selkirk
Rochester Serch
Sports Roundup from New York and New Jersey
A jumble of sports notes from New York and nearby towns, including Joe DiMurso buying a $30 suit, Tom Farr’s sparring partner Steve Colucci at Pompton Lakes, Van Mungo and a possible deal for Sunday, and various boxing and football mentions. Giants president Trace Stoneham maintains neutrality in the Bill Terry war, while Bobby Tu w and other boxers are discussed. Prospects like Greasy Seale and Joe Louis references appear amid chaotic local coverage.
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New York
Tan
Joe DiMursio
Naelo Nathan Mann
Steve Colucci
Tomny Farr
Mese Durable
Pompton Lakes
Joe Laura
Stave
van Mungo
Joe Levis
Vester
Trace Stoneham
Giants
Maui
Bill Terry
Ote Sports
Bobby Tuw
Dee Goull
Alont
Landis
Terry
Baer
John Henry Lewis
Bob Paster
Joe Louis
Bob Rede
Crislee
Princeton
Michigan
Greasy Seale
Oakland Open Golf Tournament Opens Amid Strong Field
Oakland, California. The Oakland Open begins a 72‑hole event with $500 prize as top pros tee off in their winter swing. Defending champion Sam Snead leads a field that includes Picard Hershey Paylong Thomson Shawne Ware Byron Nelson Harry Cooper Jimmy Eines Johnny Revoha and Lawson Lith.
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Oakland
Calié
Jan
Amerenga
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
Picard
Hershey
Pay Long-Di My Thomson
Shawne Ware
Byron Nelson
Hiary Cooper
Jimmy Eines
Johnny Refvoha
Lawson Lith
Henry
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Vreeland
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Kelleher
Rockham Homemakers’ Club
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Muren Iigh
Kit Wuson
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