Tigers Stay Unbeaten by Downing Watertown 26 to 20
Huron Tigers remain unbeaten in the Eastern South Dakota high school basketball loop with a 26 to 20 win over Watertown in Watertown. The contest featured a third quarter 11 point burst by Huron as Berg and McGinty led scoring, while Watertown struggled from the line and encountered late Arrows resistance.
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Lesnevich Holds Secret Final Drill Before Pasternak Bout
New York January 29 The world light heavyweight champion Gus Lesnevich conducted a private final workout for seven rounds of sparring at Madison Square Garden. His handlers ordered secrecy with the gym doors barred as he prepared for the bout against Bob Pasternack tomorrow night.
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Tigers to Battle Aberdeen Friday in Rivalry Showdown
Traditional Huron Aberdeen clash boosts the Gold en Eagles to challenge the high flying Tigers who sit undefeated atop the ESD circuit. Aberdeen holds a 4-3 conference mark as Cy Holgate drills his squad for the upset. Tomorrow night marks their first meeting of the season.
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Jackie Conn Aims A Comeback At Age Eighteen
Roundup notes Jackie Conn Billy's kid brother weighs 198 pounds and plans a late start in boxing. Also reports on college basketball officials’ proposed on-court aids, diving champ Marshall Wayne eyeing Berlin, and colorful media quips about sports figures.
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Oregon
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Berlin
Terry Still Running New York Giants
A report clarifies New York Giants leadership naming William Terry as the top man. He recently shifted from manager role to front office, with titles evolving from general manager to overseeing the farm system. Terry met with Horace Stoneham Mel Ott and discussed his duties with writers.
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Hogan Challenges Sam Snead In Crosby Open
Ben Hogan seeks his first Crosby Open title and to end Sam Snead’s run of wins at Bing Crosby Ranch Santa Fe Golf Tourney. Hogan headlines the field amid practice rounds as Snead aims to extend his three straight titles and defend the $800 first prize.
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Harridge Sees Bright 1942 MLB Year With Night Games
Chicago president Will Harridge predicts a good major league season for 1942. He forecasts extra night games and Sunday doubleheaders in the American League. He notes tire shortages won’t dent attendance and city entertainments will attract residents, while out of town fans travel in by bus or train to watch major league baseball.
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De Smet Bulldogs Rout Volga In ECC Contest
De Smet Bulldogs defeated Volga 36 to 18 on their home floor in East Central Conference play. A O Keefe led with 11 points, Revsar added 10, while Christianson scored 10 for Volga. The halftime margin stood at 10 points as the Bulldogs also won the junior game 18 to 15 with Myers and Heim scoring for De Smet.
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Frankfort Five. Downs Ashton And Mellette
Frankfort beat Ashton 28 17 in game one as Ricknes led with 7 points and A W Noren led Ashton with 6. Mellette dominated game two 55 7 with visitors held scoreless. Sickness and Robinson led Frankfort with 14 and 15 respectively. Grade team win over Ashton 17 9.
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City College Helped by Halman and Clair in New York Pursuit
Nat Halman of City College and Clair Bee of Los Angeles land a key meeting with Captain Joe Niland to advance a regional project in New York. The trio coordinates efforts amid shifting support and local interest.
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Bowling results from Fair City and Industrial League card
Bowling results show multiple teams from Fair City and Industrial League with individual scores. Notable totals include Adams 597 and Ebert 610 for Service Shoe Shop, Huntington and Muscle Bay entries like Prairie Moon 893 and Osborn Clothing 922. Handicap details and team totals are listed for each matchup.
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Oldtimers May Get Back Into Baseball
In PEYEKSBUKL Florida on January 29 1943 veteran scout Johnny Nee of the New York Yankees said old minor leaguers aged around 30 will receive renewed attention from major teams. He predicted many 30yearold rookies could appear in spring training camps if the war continued.
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Lane Defeats Woonsocket 31 to 20 in Narrow Victory
Lane invaded Woonsocket court this week and triumphed 31 to 20. Swenson led Lane with a parade of points while Emmersen Pomered guided Woonsocket’s floor play. The game was well played with few fouls.
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Lehman Reaches Canadian Boxing Finals in Toronto
Peter Lehman son of the New York governor advanced toward the finals of a Canadian Air Force boxing tournament in Toronto but retired due to a fractured condition.
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Fence Flier From New York University Coach Stanley Sieja
Unclear OCR fragment mentions fencing coach Stanley Sieja from New York University and references to air corps and San Francisco. No coherent full event or outcome available. summary constrained by readable bits.
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Wolves Hold Early Lead In Rough South Dakota Clash
Northern State Teachers College the top team in the South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference defeated Huron College 41 to 30 in a rough non-conference battle. The Wolves built a steady first-quarter lead, led 20-10 at halftime, and pulled away to 41-30 finish as Huron fragmented by fouls and poor free throw shooting. Bates and Engler each had ten points for their schools.
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Canning quintet slips by St. Lawrence 36 to 29
Canning beat St. Lawrence 36 29 as Doyle led scoring with 20 points in a game where Canning built a third quarter lead and held it. Weaver contributed in the modest scoring effort amid the tight matchup on January 29 in Lawrence.
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Conn Wins In St Louis Box Match
In St Louis on Monday January 28 Bill Conn of Pittsburgh outpointed Jay D. Turner of Dallas. Turner weighed 44 percent pounds more than Conn but could not overcome the clever Pittsburgh fighter who dominated the rounds.
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Little Central Tourney At Pierre Opens Feb 5 7
The Little Central Athletic Conference tourney will be held at Pierre Indian School on February 5 6 and 7. First round pairings include Blut vs Howard Hee Heights vs Pierre Stadians Canning vs Pierre B's St Lawrence Vs Ft Piene and Agar vs the winner of the first game. Stephan though a regular member will not participate since they do not belong to the South Dakota High School Athletic Association. Standings show Harrold 7 1 0.000 Agar 6 1 0.000 Stephan 3 7 0.700 4 0.654 2 0.571 5 0.375.
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Cavour Triumphs Over Wessington 62 to 24
Cavour Cougars built a 236 to 19 halftime edge and defeated Wessington 62 to 24 on Tuesday night. Most of the Cavour players scored, as the team dominated the game after a closer start in the precursor period that went to overtime for the Cubs.
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Boston Writers Award Presents Key Baseball Honors
Boston writers at their annual dinner honored Joe DiMaggio for a 56 game hitting streak and Ted Williams for a .406 season. The event also awarded gold watches to old-time star Hugh Duffy and to Hugh Mulcahy, with Williams receiving the Jake Morse trophy posthumously. DiMaggio earned the Pat Sharbon trophy as outstanding feat of the year. Williams sent regrets, enlisting in the army.
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