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• Marty Indian 69, St. Francis Indian 68, OT
• McIntosh 58, Philip 55
• Mitchell 70, Watertown 50
• Newell 52, Dupree 39
• Rapid City Central 62, Pierre 45
• Redfield/Doland 47, Miller 37
• Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 66, Kimball/White Lake 33
• Sioux County, Neb. 55, Edgemont 26
• Sioux Falls Lincoln 58, Yankton 52
• Sisseton 61, Northwestern 48
• Spearfish 56, Belle Fourche 33
• St. Thomas More 66, Chadron, Neb. 59
• Sunshine Bible Academy 57, Lower Brule 35
• Tiospa Zina Tribal 60, Rosholt 59
• Todd County 90, White River 42
• Wagner 62, Gregory 32
• Wall 54, New Underwood 44
• Warner 62, Britton-Hecla 21
• Winner 59, Valentine, Neb. 28
• POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS
• Great Plains Lutheran vs. Estelline, ppd.
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SD business aims to combine bullets and beer
DIRK LAMMERS, Associated Press
• SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) -- Bullets and beer long have been part of the lore in Deadwood, the western South Dakota gambling town where Wild Bill Hickok met his demise during an 1876 poker game.
• Now, an FBI agent nearing retirement hopes to tap that history by opening a combined indoor shooting range and saloon a block off Deadwood's historic Main Street.
• The Deadwood Guns complex proposed by Greg Vecchi would host several businesses, including a gun shop, a pawn shop, the shooting range and a bar called the Bullets and Beer Saloon. Vecchi also plans to offer premium cigars on an outdoor patio.
• "It's all the things I like: alcohol, tobacco and firearms," he said.
• Deadwood Mayor Chuck Turbiville said the proposed saloon's name, Beer and Bullets, prompted some discussion when it was pitched to city commissioners.
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