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Monday, November 5, 1951, THE DAILY ARGUS-LEADER, SIOUX FALLS, S. 10 usitiess Left mines EJoec Mills Only 5 Bowling SATURDAY NBA SCORES By The Associated Press Mineapolis 39, Rochester 74 Fhlladephla 70. Fort Wayns CI Indianapolis 90. Baltimore 86 -New York 68 Milwaukee 66 by Pap1 Busy Buckeye Fjootball Scores SDU COYOTES WRAP UP NC CONFERENCE Pistons Pull Away To Cop NBA Game Fort Wayne, Ind Nov. 5 JPh-The Fort Wayne Pistons pulled away in the last two minutes last night to win their first Basketball Association game of the season, defeating the New York Knickerbockers, 84-75.

Frankie Brian was high for the winners, hitting 10 out of 20 field goal attempts and 8 out cf 10 at the free throw line for 23 points. The came was close most of the I Irviiv Mays Pace Campanella Stars New Orleans, Nov. 5 SV-With Monte Irvin and Willie Mays, a pair of New York Giant outfielders, pacing a 13-hit attack, the Roy Campanella All-Stars took an 8-1 victory over the Negro American league All-Sars here yesterday before 5,000 fans. Irvin belted out four blows and Mays three. Harry Simpson and Hank Thompson got one hit apiece while Brooklyn stars Campanella and Don Newcombe went hitless.

Newcombe started for the Campanella team and yielded six hits and one run In five innings. John Newberry finished the game. Campanella Stars 303 020 0208 13 Am. League Stars 001 000 0001 3 Newcombe. Newberry () and Campan.

ella, Louden (7); Husband and Bassett. I OO S7Z7E'S SI'S 1 7 I 3 Wo 0 OCX'S tiMPVf Lass sfsov ear He's SOOG Monday Wash way and Fort Wayne held only a 78-75 lead with less than three minutes to go. Five quick points decided the issue. Vince Boryla was high for the Knicks with 23 points. Five years ago Bucky Harris signed a two-year contract to manage the New York Yankees.

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SPORT BOWL Dellman's Mixed League Freezers (2) Klock 845, Gas Omg (1) K. Hoover 886: Jumblera (3) Thielman 835, Cleaners (li M. Tschudy 537; Spinners (2) A. Lehff 861. Rangers (i) Lee Corning 815: Sinkers (I) B.

Rod way 558. Whirlwinds (1) K. Vogis 437; Family (2) M. Turcher til. Heaters (1) J.

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ru.) League Seagram's Gin 3 Minish 515, Mogen David (1) Smith 820: Jim Beam (3) D. Crevelt 493, White Horse (0) A. Foster 528: VQ (3) E. Larson 551, Garrett Wine (0) H. Adler 502; Old Mr.

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St. Franci (Pa) 28, St. Vincent (Fa) 21. Dayton 38, John Carroll 0. Arnold 30.

Kings (Pa) 28 Western Montana 14. Montana. Mine 0. Carroll (Mont) 38, Eastern Montana 0. San Dies Marino recruit 13, Camp Pendleton 0.

SAT- East Bloomsburg (Pa) 87, WUket (Pa) 1. Maryland State 18, Delaware State 9. Rider 13, Bridgeport 0. South Memphis State- 61, East Central Okla. State 0.

Presbyterian 30. Catawba T. Stetson 84, Ersklne 0. Lenoir Rhyne 33, Guilford 0. Appalachian 24.

East Carolina 30. Emory and Henry S3, East Tennessee Statt r. Misisslppl 8, Louisiana Stato (tie). Mississippi Southern 76, Northwestern Louisiana 0. Copiah-Lincoln J.

O. (Miss) 33, Bun flower J. O. tMiss $. North East Mississippi C.

37, East Mississippi J. C. 0. Marshall 20, Tennessee Tech 13. Pear) River (Miss) J.

C. 48, Perklnston (Miss) J. C. 0. Jones (Miss) J.

C. 53, Northwest (Miss) CO. Georgetown Ky) 31, Maryvllle (Tenn) a Hinds (Miss) J. 30, Holm (Miss) J. C.

6. Jackson (Miss) 7. Alabama A. 6. Midwest Centre 9, Indiana Cetnral 6.

Peru (Nebr) Tchrs 13. Hastings 7. Omaha 30, Morningside 6. Kearney (Nebr) Tehra 14, Chadroa (Nebr) Tchrs 13. Michigan Normal 13.

Illinois Normal 0. Olive. 9, Ferris 0 (tie). Hope 38, Adrian 7. Blullton 36.

Defiance Langston (Okla) 7. Wiley (Tex) River Falls (Wis) 0. Milwaukee 0 (tie), La Crosse (Wis) vs. Eau Clair (Wis), postponed, snow. Stout (Wis) vs.

Superior (Wis), postponed, snow. Oshkosh (Wis) vs. Whitewater (Wis), postponed, snow. Eastern Illinois State- 31, Western Illinois state 31 (tie). Wilmington 31, Manchester 20.

Toledo 13, Ohio university S. Morris Harvey 21. Heidelberg 30. Emporia (Kan) State 7. Pittsburg (Kan) 0.

Kansas Wesleyan 14, Baker (Kan 13. Washburn (Kan) 34, Fort Hays (Kan) State 6. Buena Vista 32. Dubuque 6. Gustavus Adolphus 27, Duluth Branch University of Minnesota 12.

St. Thomas vs. Hamline, postponed, snow. St. John's vs.

St. Olat (Minn), cancelled, snow. Concordia vs. Moorhead Tchrs (Minn), postponed, snow. South Dakota 25, Iowa Tchrs 7.

Southwest Cincinantl 13. Hardin-Simmons 12. Southwest Texas State 14, Lamar Tech. 13. College of Ozarks 27, Little Rock C.

6. Arkansas A. M. and N. 39, Sam Houston 7.

North Texas 32, Trinity 0. Brooke Army Medical S3, Camp Carson o. Southern Stats 35, Arkansas State Tchrs. 13. Sul Ross 34, Stephen F.

Austin 19. Texas Tech. 27. Texas Western 7. Arizona 32, New Mexico 20.

New Mexico A and 48, Arizona State (flagstaff; u. Arizona Stats (Temp) 34. West Texas State 0. Arkansas A and 43, Arkansas Tech. Sam Houston State 20, McNeese (La) Far West Eastern New Mexico 7, Colorado Mines 0.

Oregon Education 47, Easton Oregon Education 14. Puget Sound 40, British Columbia 6. Western Washington 51, Whitworth 12. San Diego State 13, Fresno State 7. Linfleld 43.

Southern Oregon 6, Whittier 14. Pomona 9. Los Angeles Loyola 48, Pepperdins 7. Whitman 20. Williamette 12.

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BHTC Drops From Undefeated List New York, Nov. 5 (JPh Cincinnati with eight victories, heads the list of 27 unbeaten, untied college football teams today. Pittsburg (Kan.) State who had kept pace with Cincinnati all year, dropped out of the select; group last Saturday along with sev-' en other schools. The Pittsburg Teachers and three others were defeated. The other four were tied.

Others that fell by the wayside were, Georgia Tech, Northeastern, Western Illinois, Black Hills (S. Teachers, the Coast Guard Academy Duluth Branch of the University of Minnesota and South Carolina A. M. Five of the nation's top teams are still on the list. They are Tennes see (No.

1), Michigan State (No. 2) which was idle last Saturday, Illinois (No. 3), Maryland (No. 4) and Princeton (No. 6).

Each has won six games. The unbeaten, untied list; Eight Games Pts. Op. Cincinnati 288 9 Seven Games Pts. Op.

58 33 88 Stanford 153 Valparaiso 254 Rochester 124 fiortnern minola Bucneii 245 60 South Dakota Mints Eastern New Mexico 21S Morris Brown (Ga) 341 Illinois Wesleyan "134 San Francisco 219 Six Games Pts. Michigan Stats 180 Illinois 137 Princeton 218 Tennessee 204 Maryland 208 De Pauw ilnd) i Western Marvland 131 Eloomsburg Ps 90 College ot Emporia (Kanl 185 Lawrence (Wist 120 Fivs Games Pts. St. Michaels (Vt) 113 St. Vincent (Pa) 17J Trenton (NJ) Tchrs 12S Four Games Pts.

New Haven (Conn) Tchrs. 156 Susquehanna (Pa) 139 Centra iKy 66 88 44 37 81 56 83 69 28 34 93 47 48 S3 32 41 I 20 OpJ 7 TO 19 Ten years ago Billy Dudley, fleet Virginia halfback, led the nation's scorers with 5 points after four games. 1 J. 13. Eastern South Dakota Oyer With Huron, Aberdeen In Second By The Associated Press South Dakota's "lee bowl' football season has only another week to run with one big piece of business still on deck: Slack Hills Teachers vs.

Mines. The Western part of the state will be hoping for what it calls Its "banana belt" type of weather to return before that contest next Monday at Rapid City. Otherwise, South Dakota university has wrapped away the North Central title and activity is pretty much completed in the Eastern South Dakota circuit Until last weekend, it appeared the Black Hills-Mines game would feature two of the nation's unbeaten and untied teams. Black Hills was stunned by a 20-0 defeat at the hands of the Scotts-bluff Junior college. Outcome Debatable And what will that mean when Black Hills meets Mines? Well, Mines supporters think it looks a little easier than it did before.

Against that, Black Hills rooters say it will only make their outfit just that much tougher for the big intercollegiate conference title match. Gridiron work, left to do by other boutn Dakota college outfits includes four tilts this Saturday. Two are by North Central elevens, with xvortn Dafcota visiting South Dakota and South Dakota State entraining for La Cross Teachers. In the intercollegiate fold. Yank ton college will be at Sioux Falls college and Southern Teachers will visit Northern Teachers.

Huron college has an. ou-of-league game Friday night, in which It will entertain Dana college from Blair, Nebr. The ESD wound up its conference activity last week with Huron and Aberdeen lying for second place, as runnersup to--the previously determined champion Sioux Falls Warriors. Warriors Meet Central Only Sioux Falls and Yankton will continue play this week. The Warriors will host Sioux City Central and Yankton will have Norfolk as its guest, both on Friday.

South Dakota U. clinched the North Central crown in its 25 to 7 triumph over Iowa Teachers Saturday. Like most football games played over the weekend, the biting weather made it almost as rough on spectators as on players. One game, Augustana at North Dakota univer sity, cancelled out. Scores of other contests included: Southern Teachers 28, Huron college Yankton college 9, General Beadle Teachers Northern Teachers 34, Wesleyan Mines 6, Dickinson Teachers 0.

In the ESD, Aberdeen beat Brookings 20 to 6, Huron downed Yankton 27 to 7 and Mitchell bested Watertown 25 to 12. Sioux Falls Washington romped over crosstown Sioux Falls Cathedral, 39 to 0. SDIO Standings: w. Lu r. pet.

iini. BlaeH HUls 3 Southern Northern Huron. 3 Yanliton 2 Beadle 1 Sioux Falls 0 Wesleyan 0 i.eoo 1.000 0 .833 .687 .500 .400 .200 .000 .000 NCC Standing South Dakota VY i Pet. PP OP 6 0 0 1.000 ISO 27 South Dakota State Iowa Teachers North Dakota Morningside forth Dakota State 4 11 .750 168 84 3 3 0 .500 170 133 2 3 0 .500 85 100 2 4 0 .333 9 109 1 4 1 .250 54 102 Augustana 1 4 0 .200 33 204 (Tie count hllf.ramn n-nn half.eam lost). Ratter man Is Fined, Is Reinstated as Grid Yank Member Philadelphia, Nov.

5 (JFi Quarterback George Ratterman was reinstated as a member of the New York Yanks in the National Football League today, but fined $2,000 by NFL Commissioner Bert Bell. Bell said Ratterman was fined for "action detrimental to the welfare of the National Football League 'and of professional football" The commissioner said Ratter man was being reinstated "under his existing three-year contract," Ratterman, former Notre Dame Btar who began his pro career with Buffalo in the now defunct All-America conference, quit the Yanks last summer to play with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian provincial league. NFL and Ted Collins owner ef the Yanks, brought suit in the iTew'Jersey court seeking to enjoin from playing in Canada. But the Judge refused to continue a injunction on the ground that he did cot have sut ficient information. As a result, Ratterman was per- gutted to play with the Alouettes.

Threatened with another legal suit, Ratterman recently quit the jCaasriiau league and announced his intention to seek reinstatement in American football. Ha said then: "Things havent worked out for me In Canada as I expected. I cant seem to acclimate myself to this kind of game." Bell held a hearing fcr Ratterman on October 30 at which time, the commissioner said, "Ratterman agreed his contract with the Yanks was valid and existing." WEEKEND FIGHT KEStXTS By The Associated frets Joey Giambra, Buffalo, knocked out Charley Early, 148, Brooklyn, Philadelphia Ted Calaman, 179, Philadelphia, and Lenny Clark, 21S, Philadelphia, Drew, t. Diego Sosa, 132. Havana, outpointed Baby Ortiz, 1284, Los Angeles, 10.

Mesloo City Memo Valero, 128, Mexico CUy, outpointed Lauro Salas, 123, Los Angetes, 10. -Sunday-- Lima, Pern Antonio Frontado, 168, Peru, knocked out Enrique Jover, 166, ST. MARY'S CLINIC 826 W. 2nd Street Phone 8-6451 By RIP WATSOX Associated Press Sports Writer New York, Nov. 5 VP) Hanging out Monday's football wash, and you'd better hang it in the cellar if the weather is anything like Saturday's.

The longest slide since the World series was recorded at Franklin field when Eddie Bell of Penn dived after Charlie Sumner as the William Mary speedster flashed to a touchdown on an 89-yard run Bell left his feet at the 10-yard line, landed in the goo and slid slowly across the goal in Sumner's wake. As might be expected, low scores abounded scoreless ties included River Falls (Wis) vs. Milwaukee and Olivet vs. Ferris Lehigh and Muhlenberg came up with one of those "pitchers' battle scores" Lehigh won, 3-2, on Walt Trill-haase's field goal those three pointers also provided the victory margin for Ohio State (3-0 over Wisconsin), Alabama (16-14 over Georgia) and Mississippi State (10-7 over Tulane). Freshman Joe Horning of COMMITTEE IS NAMED TO SET TOURNEY SITE Canistota, S.

Nov. 5 (V-A site for the 1952 state tournament of the South Dakota Amateur baseball association will probably be selected this week. Commissioners and officers of the association met here yesterday. They authorized Pres. Denny Cosgrove, Pierre, to meet with a two-man committee to select the place, for the tourney.

Cosgrove said he would meet witn N. C. Haley, Aberdeen, and George Beier, Watertown, sometime this week to make the decision. Most of the discussion at the meeting centered around tightening of amateur baseball rules. Officers favored a rule requiring that players in the association be permitted only to play with their own teams.

They indicated they would change the rules so that teams would be required to submit an accounting of their funds during the year, What Happened? Gophers Wonder Minneapolis, Nov. 5 IP) What happened? That was the big question for coaches and players alike today as Minnesota Coach Wes Fesler and his aides tried to figure out what caused the Gophers to blow a three-touchdown lead and wind up with a 20-20 tie with Iowa, The Hawkeyes, staged a l2Va minute, fourth-period surge of power and drive that brought them even with the Gophers who for three periods had flashed their best offensive and defensive games of the season. Tackle Ron Raveling summed it up this way: "They just started to run right over us. Earlier we had stopped those same plays, I guess we just had a little ltdown; that's about the only way you could explain it." 1 Fesler viewed the tie as a defeat, notwithstanding the fact that pre-game predictions of fans and "experts' alike had the Iowans one to two-touchdown favorites. "I never had any idea that we had the game in the bag even in i 1 I me mira quarter wnen we were ahead 20-0," Fesler said after the game, "but who ever figured to blow a game like this.

This really hurt." Kronek of Kansas Big Seven Leader Kansas City, Nov. 5 (jpy Thanks to an accurate kicking toe, Kansas' John Konek has taken over as individual scoring leader in Big Seven conference football. The Jayhawks star sophomore halfback scored one touchdown and kicked three extra points against Nebraska last week to bring his production total to 45 points. He has scored only 4 touchdowns, but has 21 conversions to his credit. Today a year ago Pitcher Art Houtte- ttian Of the nptrnit TlTOr.

ttram nln.t.J notice The Union Savings Bank will close at 1 m. Tuesday, November 3rd for the funeral services of C. A. Christopherson PoUUeal sdT. writtsa, srdered and paid for by Msdisoa Chamber Commerce, Donald FarrcU.

See. TT(D) MIEMIBIE1HIS 0IF TOHIIE (Do In the campaign for location of lha Sioux Valley Emplr Electric Association. Colman Commercial club has stated la letters to you members, and also in advertising, that th ation would go to great expense fa moving Its headquarters from Colman if you members vote that way. This Is an entirely false argument end shpuld not decelva any member, The SWEEA-now rents an office building In Colman, which' Is entirely too small for Its purpose. The directors plan to build f06160 headarters building, at a cost of perhaps 5100,000.

That is why they are taking a vote of members, to decide on a permanent location for this new building. If the building should be located In Colman. the headguar ters would have to move, perhaps a few blocks. If it should go to -Madison, the same expense of loading up desks and files, the cabinet which holds the radio equipment, the small shop putting it on a truck and unloading it. would take place.

The truck would have to drive a few more miles, that Is all. The SVEEA owns a Quonset type building In Colman with service yard and extra equipment. IF HEADQUARTERS SHOULD MOVE THIS BUILDING WOULD STAY RIGHT IN COLM AN. There would be no expense, no loss, no waste, fa any wav. It would Just stay right there.

Only a few SVEEA employes now live fa Colman. Except for cr. couple of office workers, those now living fa Colman could, if they choose, stay right there and work out of the service center. Nearly as many Sioux Valley employes now live fa Madi. son cs fa Colman, We fa Madison and Lake county think that the added efficiency, better housing and better civic faculties for em- -ployes, are considerations so important that the few dollars which a move would cost are Just not worth considering.

JftaL ll wluj wsl Map, SIOUX VALLEY MEMBERS TE FH1 MBIM Remember ballots must be postmarked by Nov. ICth to be counted. HOUSEHOLD HOW-TODO-ITS Don ft leave window boxes forlorn and bar all winter. Fill with evergreen boughs and 1 1 bittersweet sprays tana speed up cold weather shopping, check who sells what in the TELEPHONE DIRECTORY YGIi. PAQGG vBvyert' Gvi'ce fcr Everyone" into the army.

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