Huron and Aberdeen Clash In Last Loop Showdown
Huron Tigers host Aberdeen Eagles in a pivotal Eastern South Dakota conference game at 8 pm in the Huron College Auditorium. Sioux Falls and Mitchell lead. this game could decide second place as both teams chase the top spot. Preliminaries begin at 6 45 pm with seventh and eighth graders.
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Huron
Aberdeen
Jake Stahl
South Dakota
Huron’s
Tigers
Aberdeen Eagles
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Huron Tigers
Huron College
Huren— Ziegler
Brenner
Conley
Heintzman
Kasper
Ruckman
Wid Birrenkott
Kelson
Foreign language broadcasts reach worldwide audience
The overseas service of the main British broadcasting station utilizes thirty four languages in its broadcasts.
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British Broadcasting
Arrows Win First ESD Loop Game 26 18
Watertown defeats Brookings 26 to 18 in Brookings to claim first ESD Loop victory. Watertown led 14 12 at halftime and extended a 22 to 16 edge by the third period as Adamson and Martin limited Watertown’s late rally. High Watertown scorer Dah with six. Brookings’ Adamson 16.
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Brookings
Mar
Watertown
Arrows
Adamson
Martin
Wattertown
Bobcats
Dah
Stenesky Nears Big Time Scoring Record
Philadelphia reporter notes St. Joseph's College star George Senesky scored 36 points to lift his season total to 506 in 21 games, within three of the 509-point mark set by Rhode Island State in 194? The feat comes as Senesky leads St. Joseph's at Bolling Field against a Washington service team, with one game remaining against Temple.
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Philadelphia
Mar
George Senesky
St. Joseph's
Senesky
Bolling Field
Washington
Temple
Rhode Island State
Lintz Mdzelewski
Boxing in high schools under supervision proposed by Gus Welch
A sports roundup notes Gus Welch of Georgetown Prep promotes mass production boxing in high schools with government supervision. He favors school led boxing and wrestling with official encouragement and cites military value in teaching self defense. The item also mentions Johnny Barovich leaving his team to help rescue miners after the Bear Creek Smith mine disaster and other wartime shifts in sports and military roles.
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New -York
Gus Welch
Carlisle
Georgetown Prep
Army
Navy
Johnny Barovich
Columbus, Mont
Smith
Bear Creek
Ost
Rewus
Sam
Johnny
Nick
Barovich
Umish
College basketball scores from AP games
Columbia 62 Yale 58 Princeton 48 Pennsylvania 11 Cornell 83 Harvard 43 Penn State 45 Carnegie Tech 28 Georgetown 73 Colgate 59 DePaul 61 Bradley 42 Loras 57 Upper Town 52 Texas 65 English news mixed with wartime figures reports a London child emission record of 326 750 with ages four teen and under listed in uncertain phrasing.
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The
Associated Press
Columbia
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Harvard
Penn
State
Carnegie Tech
Georgetown
Colgate
DePaul
Bradley
Loras
Upper Town
Texas
Texas Age
Leo Durocher Rejected For Army Service
New York reports Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher, 37, was rejected at a Grand Central induction center due to a perforated eardrum. He said he felt fine and remains hopeful he can still serve in some capacity, though he will not ship out.
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New York
Leo
Manhattan
Grand Central Palace
Durocher
State's Basketball Teams Leave For National Tourney
Woach T. E. McCrady and his North Central Conference champions will depart for the National Collegiate Basketball tournament in Kansas City Missouri next week. Dakota Wesleyan University from Mitchell also entered. McCrady noted a hard win at Vermillion and said the Rabbits aim to compete as long as possible.
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Woach
T. E. McCrady
Kansas City
Northwest
Dakota Wesleyan University Squa
Mitchell
McCready
Vermillion
McCrady
State
Rabbit
Youngstown College
Youngstown
Minnesota
Iowa
University of Iowa
Harry Franz
Jim Schmidt
Ned Postels
Stretch
Schryver
Warren Miler
Relf Hanson
New Zealand Pilot Downs Four Italian Bombers
Allied dispatch from North Africa reports Flying Officer Paddy Chambers, 28, of New Zealand, downed four Italian bombers in 20 minutes. He countered a five-ship Savoia 79 attack on an Allied convoy from the rear in a Spitfire, accounting for all but one and earning the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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Downs
North Africa
Mar
RAF
New Zealand
Paddy Chambers
Chambers
Stevie Brooks Boots Home Four Wins In One Afternoon
New York, March 4. Little Stevie Brooks, a Nebraska born jockey in 1921, repeatedly wins four races on single afternoons. His quick rise features 189 wins last year and earnings of 236541, with most riding around Chicago Kentucky and the roid west. Brooks began racing after a family Stoke stable uncle influence.
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Sid Feder
New York
Mar
Stevie Brooks
Face
Nebraska
McCook County
Little Stevie
New Orleans
Chicago
Kentucky
West
Boxing Roundup Glimpse of Heavyweights in 3 Bouts
In Jacksonville Nim Bowden of Jacksonville KO'd Eddie Mader of New York in the heavyweights. In Elizabeth Cathy Lewis 122 of New York stopped Frank Franconeri 126 of Bayonne. In Oakland Charley Burley 153% of Minneapolis outpointed Wade 157% of San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Nim Bowden
Eddie Mader
New York
Elizabeth
N. J
Charles
Cathy) Lewis
Frank Franconeri
Bayonne
Oakland
Calif
Charley Bur‘ley
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Jacobs Considers Outdoor Fight Shows at Yankee Stadium
Promoter Mike Jacobs weighs afternoon outdoor bouts this summer at Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds. One likely card would pair Willie Pep, New York featherweight champion, against Beau Jack, the New York Commission recognized lightweight king.
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Mike Jacobs
New York
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Willie Pep
Beau Jack
New York Commission
Golden Glove Finals Open in Chicago Tonight
Thirty two Golden Glove contenders gather in Chicago for the championship finals to be held Friday night at the Stadium. Remaining weight classes retain fighters as Cleveland Fort Worth Minneapolis and Chicago each hold three entries in the event.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Fort Worth
Minneapolis
Bowling facts from county league meets and scores
A fragmented bowling roundup lists team names and individual scores for tournaments and handicaps. Entries include Service Shoe Shop Northwest Bank Standard Oil and Artz Studio with totals and handicaps, plus references to Hobbs Nelson Aleson Bullin and others across multiple lines and totals. The text references 1948 2037 as dates or totals and mixes names with shop and sponsor tags.
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Fata City
Twon Ay eAaarns
Inkafers
Roger
Hallarbush
Baid
Sap’ Service Shoe Shop
Hobbs
Nelson
Aleson
Bullin
Peter
Michigan Seeks Big Ten Indoor Track Title Return
CHICAGO March 4 Michigan aims to rejoin the Big Ten indoor meet title picture at the University of Chicago, riding a recent win over Ohio State. Illinois and Wisconsin are tagged as top challengers, with three other conference meets in the Chicago area this week. The UChicago hosts fencing, Northwestern hosts swimming and wrestling events as well.
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Chicago
Mar
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio State
University of Chicago
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Radio Schedule Highlights War Time Broadcasts from New York
The listing outlines wartime radio programming for March 4 and 5 with NBC CBS and MBS stations. It features Fanny Brice Bing Crosby Abbott and Costello March of Time Rudy Vallee Major Bowes Stage Door Canteen Wings to Victory and more. It notes transmitter times and station lineups across multiple networks and mentions regional production in Winston-Salem North Carolina.
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New York
Mar
NBC
Fanny Brice
Frank Morgen
Henry Aldrich
Bing Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Abbott and Costello
Wm. M. Jeffers
CBS
Major Bowes
First Line
U. S. Navy
Metropolitan Opera U. S
MBS
Alfredo Antonini
Latin America
Creighton
Kansas
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
F. Waring
Col. Stoopmle
Amos and
Andy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Rex Stout
Tommy Riggs
Betty Nbe
Lone Ranger
Easy Aces
Falls of Montezuma
Kattenhorn
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Lucille Manners
Earl Goodwin
Kate Smith
Dinah Shore
Barry Sisters
Willard Trcombhs
Cisco Kid
Abe Lyman
Playhouse
Theat Brewster Boy
Lanny Ross
Gracie Fields
Mary Small
Paul Schubert
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Army Air Corps
General Doolittles
Treasury Dept
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Hugh Fut * Trtor
Jay Wessels
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Kasserine Pass
Charley Wagner
Boston Red Sox
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Syracuse
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Syracuse University
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War College
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Frank Mitchell
Vorce
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Leo Durocher
Craig Wood
Miami Beach
Stevie Brooks Boots
Northwest Bank
Dj Burten
Jorgensen
Whaley
Diensiake
Bees
Standard Oil
Reed
Stron- Meier
Steven
Johnson
Heddon
Sportamen
Baum
Kochrane
Crowell
Wag Ree
Artz Studio
Artz
Emmerius
Gibbs
Trainer
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Bonet
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Campaig
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