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• Howard vs. Canistota, ppd.
• Tea Area vs. Chester, ppd.
• Oldham-Ramona/Rutland vs. Colman-Egan, ppd.
• Deuel vs. DeSmet, ppd.
• Estelline vs. Dell Rapids St. Mary, ppd.
• Girls Basketball
• Avon 55, Gayville-Volin 40
• Douglas 56, Oelrichs 29
• Lead-Deadwood 59, Harding County 44
• Marion 37, Freeman Academy 27
• Mobridge-Pollock 58, Standing Rock, N.D. 56
• Pine Ridge 79, Red Cloud 61
• Spearfish 64, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 38
• St. Thomas More 59, Hill City 18
• Timber Lake 47, Eureka/Bowdle 33
• POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS
• Deuel vs. Arlington, ppd.
• Webster vs. Hamlin, ppd.
• Chester vs. Tea Area, ppd.
• Gregory vs. Colome, ppd.
• Highmore-Harrold vs. Faulkton, ppd. to Feb 12.
• Marty Indian vs. Freeman, ccd.
• Waubay vs. Langford, ppd.
• Howard vs. Menno, ppd. to Feb 14.
• McCook Central/Montrose vs. Tri-Valley, ppd.
• Rosholt vs. Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley, Minn., ppd.
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CHET BROKAW,Associated Press

• PIERRE, S.D. (AP) -- The South Dakota Retirement System's assets have grown to an all-time high after earning 12.4 percent on investments through the first seven months of the financial year, an official said Monday.
• The system's assets peaked at about $8.2 billion in 2007 and then plummeted during the national recession, but those assets have now grown to more than $8.5 billion. That's up from $7.8 billion at the start of the financial year July 1, a gain of roughly $700 million after taking into account investment gains and benefits paid to

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