Northern Wolves Wind Up Final South Dakota Buzzard Clash
Northern State Teachers College Wolves travel to Aberdeen to face Huron college Scalpers in a season finale aiming to secure second place in the South Dakota college conference. The Scots will host Madison Normal tomorrow as Northern seeks two wins to seal standings, with lineup stars Black Scherf Marquis and Dreseethuys set to start.
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Regional Championship Defense Is Next For Tigers
Thirty two high school teams earned district titles and will enter regional play to determine the eight squads advancing to the state tournament in Mitchell on March 13 and 14. Yankton topped districts with 148 total points, while Mitchell and Aberdeen faced narrow paths, and overtime upsets occurred in Salem and other districts. The field includes winners from districts 1 Waubay through 32 Lead and Rapid City, with many traditional powers listed among regional hopefuls.
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Devils and Wesleyan Holgate Brothers Set For Redfield Showdown
Friedman's Devils, defending state independent champions, prepare to face Dakota Wesleyan Tigers in Redfield on Wednesday night. Cy Holgate returns to boost the lineup, while Pete Holgate from Wesleyan forms a potent one two scoring threat against the Devils. The anticipated clash promises a high scoring duel as both teams chase important conference wins.
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Carleton Perrin Poised for Final Home Game in Northfield
Sam Perrin leads Carleton College in a likely farewell clash with Lawrence College as four seniors including Skip Crawford Roy Nilsen and Bob Leach close their careers. The Cats seek a fourth straight Midwest Conference title while planning a celebratory reception. An earlier feature unites Carleton freshmen and Central High School of Minneapolis.
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Doland Wheelers Win District 3 Final Over Garden City
Doland Wheelers defeat Garden City 28 to 17 to claim district 3 honors in Doland. Calvert scored early to spark fast breaks led by Hoffman and Doland guards Smith and Parden. Garden City’s forwards were stifled by Doland’s defense as Doland built a halftime lead 12-11 and extended it in the second half.
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Region 6 Tourney Set for Woonsocket Games
Woonsocket to host the Region 6 high school basketball tournament after Friday nights district 21 event. Teams from districts 1 22 1 34 will compete in the new municipal auditorium with top players and crowds anticipated.
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Hornsby To Reorganize Cuba Roster Call
Avalon notes list shows Hornsby directing roster changes for Cuba with Mae listed among those named. The item suggests a coastal roster update affecting baseball or squad selection with limited readable details.
Killefer Plans Major Shakeup Of Browns Lineup
Manager Killefer introduces a radical reconstruction for the St Louis Browns aiming to refresh the infield with half to three quarters of the famed Wichita Falls Texas league quartet. New infielders include Jim Levy Lin Storti Walter Euker and Burns to first with Kress moving to third. Goode outfield punch expected from Goose Goslin and Lew McNeely battles. Pitching focus on Wally Stewart and veterans Coffman Collins Kimsey Stiles.
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Camera Maloney Heavyweight Show Set In Miami Thursday
New York dispatch details Primo Camera of Italy vs Jimmy Maloney of Boston as the feature bout in Miami while other cities stage boxing cards. The Miami match draws sparse profits after a prior palm show. Philadelphia and Detroit host oversize Italian Roberto Roberti vs Big Jack Gross, with battles also in Chicago and Oakland.
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Bryant Wins District 21 Meet Title In Upset
Bryan Bryant takes the district 21 championship in a hard fought final against Preston, with Lake Preston and others contending. The event featured close scoring in the first half, fouls and disputed calls influencing momentum as players from both teams performed under pressure.
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Joe Reiff Nears Big Ten Scoring Title for Northwestern
Chicago report notes Northwestern forward Joe Reiff has reached 113 points to lead the Big Ten scoring race as Harvey Schhoening of Minnesota trails with 57. Reiff tops in field goals and free throws while Northwestern averages 32 points per game, with Michigan holding opponents to 22-plus.
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Michigan
Wildcats Take Big Ten Title
Chicago March 2 Northwestern clinched its first Western Conference title with a 32 to 18 win over Ohio State last Saturday. The schedule tonight includes Purdue versus Wisconsin, Illinois in Chicago seeking a seventh straight win, Indiana at Ohio State, and Indiana’s 33 to 22 victory over Chicago. Michigan beat Wisconsin 26 to 15 at Madison.
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District Tourney Final Box Scores and honors
District 14 tournament officials named an honorary All District squad led by co captains Englebretsen of Huron and Alberts of Willow Lake. Alberts earned MVP honors as Willow Lake edged Huron by halftime 11 9 after strong defense and free throws. The box score highlights Clarke Turley and Smith of De Smet, Bullis and Niermeyer of Huron, plus several Iroquois Bancroft and Willow Lake players who contributed in a hard fought final.
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Huron Preps Retain District 14 Crown in Lively Tourney
Huron high Tigers defend district 14 basketball title defeating Willow Lake 39 18 then De Smet 42 19 with Hitchcock 30 22 in a clash for the regional berth. Redsfield upset in district action, Iroquois won consolation 18 8 as Huron moves toward Pierre regionals to meet Redsfield the district 13 champ.
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Iroquois and Bancroft Stall Forcing Half Court Defense
Iroquois dominated Bancroft with a stall game forcing Bancroft to defend in two man sets after early possessions. Smith and Jencks led Bancroft, while Emmelius Werner and Brandrup starred for Iroquois as the match swung on defensive schemes and key baskets. In another semi final, Alberts led Willow Lake past Hitchcock with a late surge after a slim lead vanished. Turley aided Willow Lake with 11 points, while Johnson highlighted Hitchcock’s defense. De Smet fought De Smet Tigers in a tough semi final, falling 19 points as Huron’s Smith and team depth overwhelmed De Smet’s effort. Rodney and Roberts were notable for De Smet.
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Big Ten Track Stars Gather For Indoor Championships
Western Conference track stars from Wisconsin Michigan Ohio State Indiana and Illinois head to Madison for the 2nd annual indoor championships at Wisconsin's field house. Wisconsin relies on Henke Behr Shaw Thompson Kirk Wright Cartright. Michigan features Tolan Campbell Eggleston Austin Wolfe Russell. Illinois counters Sentman Kellar Eggleston Dermont and Warne. Strong showings expected as all five schools vie for title and records.
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