Mythical Eleven Picks From South Dakota Conference
The Associated Press reports that South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference players dominate the all state teams with Eastern Normal placing at least one on both squads. Crawford Northern earns quarterback, Pontulka Southern leads rush, Black Northern stars on the line, Marquis Northern promoted to first team fullback, Furlong Yankton edges Fletcher Sioux Falls for second team fullback.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Eastern Normal
Northern
Yankton
Huron
Mines
Sioux Falls
Augustana
Southern
Mackey
Wesleyan
Moser
Asteetioes
Black
Sipes
Wilson
Marquis
Gaynor
Southern Hhalfbeck
Bolleting
Pontulka
Smuthern
Ead
Menin
Allen
Farnsworth
Meyers
Bostic
Smith
Ferpstra Lands
Terpstra
Wolvington
Spearfish
Reiss
Keown
Northéen
Pittenger
Eliason
Norther
Heggland
Regge
Crawford
Marquardt
Keene
Partridge
Mall of Augustana
Gayner
Thompson
Warden
Posilwka
Furlong
Fletcher
Top Flight Faces Derby Doubt From Temperament
Louisville dispatch notes Top Flight, three year old filly by Dis Done Flyaut, may not rule Derby favorite due to temperament. Despite higher earnings this year and world marks, skeptics question consistency. rivals include Rose of Sharon and Princess Doree, with Regret cited as a past two-year winner.
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Louisville
Witter
Dis Done-Flyaut
Grarki
Mats
Sun Beau
Atlantic
Regret
Harry Payne Whitrer
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Pill
Rose of Sharon
Princess Doree
Railbride
Arlington
Belmont
Toy Plight
Winter Bank
Summerville Easy For Dick Demeray
Aberdeen boxing card last night featured Dick Demeray defeating Heenan Summerville in the main event. Leonard O Day shaded Willard Knight, Henry Matthews stopped Jimmy Skinner, George Horwitz won a decision, and Walter Dorsey KOed Albert Breck in the curtain raiser.
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Summerville
Dick Demeray
Aberdeen
Heenan Summerville
Wahpeton
N. D
Demeray
Leonard O'Day
Grote
Willard Knight
Henry Matthews
Jimmy Skinner
Watertown
George Horwitz
Fargo
Hen Minish
Walter Dorsey
Albert Breck
Barnard
Lake Preston Falls to Bryant in Hard Fought Game
Lake Preston high school battled to stay within reach but slipped behind Bryant as Richards and Shepherd led the visitors. Morgan stood out for Lake Preston with a strong scoring effort, though it was not enough to overcome Bryant's early lead and momentum.
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Lake Preston
Bryant
Richards
Sheperd
Morgan
Tom
Brilliant Career Of Albie Booth Ends In Sanatorium
Albie Booth, Yale football star and multi-sport captain, is recovering in Gayford Sanatorium Wallingford Conn for possibly four months. The 145 pound back led Yale to notable scoring bursts and dramatic plays including a late field goal against Harvard. His career defined by leadership speed and clutch play despite injuries and illnesses.
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Albie Booth
Elis
Edward J. Neil
New York
Gayford
Wallingford
Conn
Yale
New Haven
Yalee
Albio
Grange
Illinois
Cagle
Army
Albie
Ben Ticknor
Booth
Harvard
Red
Becks
Historic grid action mixes outpoints and dramatic kick
The report lists multiple boxing style results with outpoints in cities like New York Pittsburgh and Kansas City. It also recounts a college football climax at Harvard stadium where Albie’s last moments include a drop kick through the goal posts and Yale’s 33 32 comeback.
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Dartmouth
Yale
Bill Moriart
Bill McCall
Harvard
Crimson
Albie
Scalpers Face Huron State in Early Conference Opener
Preview of the upcoming Brookings and Huron State College game next Tuesday night notes uncertain form of the Scalpers after two weeks of drills. Coaches expect a competitive clash if both teams perform well, with starting lettermen Lumb Dennis Bastic Nohlgren Misterik leading a deep roster in scrimmage play against the Boosters and Jackrabbits.
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Stanron College
Huron State College
Threlfall
Brookings
State Collegians
Huron
Quint
Lamb
Collegians
Cams
Bostic
Wolmer
Jackrabbits
Lumb
Dennis
Bastic
Nohlgren
Misterik
Funck
Walz
Wettick
Englebretse
Lasley
Tumnake
Sculpecs
Cougars Meet Tulane in Rose Bowl Gatekeeper Test
The 1931 Washington State Cougars travel to New Orleans to face Tulane in a pivotal clash. A Tulane win would strengthen its Rose Bowl bid against Southern California, while WSU seeks an upset to complicate the western invitation. Tulane holds an undefeated record in the Southern Conference, while WSU lists six victories against College of Idaho UCLA Montana Oregon State Idaho and Gonzaga.
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New York
Wreabington State Cougers
Tulane
New Orleans
Southern California
Pasadena
Washington State
Pasaden
Pesset
California
Washington
Cougars
College of Idaho
University of California At Los Angeles
Montana
Oregon State
Idaho
Gonzaga
U.S C
Far West
Pacific
Amateur Boxers Show Interest In South Dakota Charity Tournaments
South Dakota youths enter the first annual amateur charity boxing events in eight cities from late December to early January. Sioux Falls hosts the district, with 12 to 13 boys already entered. other districts include Rapid City Mitchell Deadwood Aberdeen Watertown Brookings Huron. American Legion supports large participation and some venues offer free theatres for charity shows.
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Siouk- Falls
South Dakota
Rapid City
Mitchell
Deadwood
Clark
Aberdeen
Publix Theatres
Watertown
American Legion
Jocal Posta
Legion
Sioux Fells
Cormaninaton
Yackten
Kinsball
Mitchell Legion
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Huron
Northwestern Seeks Charity Tilt for Shriners Fund
Coach Hanley reports Northwestern will play in the East West charity game in San Francisco on New Year’s at the Shriners hospital fundraiser. The charity contest cost Northwestern a share of the Big Ten title, with a $4700 loss on cash and attendance gaps at the Notre Dame game at Soldier Field. Northwestern has already advanced $100,000 to Governor Exumeryon’s relief fund and expects to recoup via the charity event.
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Chicago
Hanley
Northwestern
Frothell Gome
San Francisco
Shriners’ Crippled Children's Hospital Fund
Purdue
Wildcats
Loas
Northwestern Notrs Dame
Soldiereld
Exumeryon
Hanky
Boxing Tourney Draw To Set First Round Pairings
Major General John Y. Cinnin president of the National Boxing Association drew names from a hat to form the first round pairings for the light heavyweight elimination tournament. More than eighty entrants were checked for forfeits as eight draws were held for four opening bouts at Chicago Stadium on December 1. The second round is set for December 18.
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Oe ‘ Clinnin
Chicago
John Y. Cinnin
National Boxing Association
Clintin
Yankton College Basketball Prospects Look Stronger with Veteran Core
Yankton college eyes a strong 1931-32 cage season as coach Youngworth expects a nucleus of veterans Van Cleave Miller Aden Kerr Turton Gruelynagel Warden Sherelot plus last year’s champs Smith Livingston and Rudd. Freshman Schneeman joins practice ahead of non-conference tests against Augustana and Huron then Western Union and U S D derailment. Schedule opens January 5 at Le Mars with Vermillion trip on January 22.
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Yankton
Youngworth
Yankton College
van Cleave
Miller
Aden
Pierre
Kerr
Turton
Gruelynagel
Staltetexans
Guy Warden
Cudahy Athletic Club
Sioux City
Ed Sherelot Highmore
Youngsworth
Ganner Smith
Livingston
Rudd
Schneeman
Cleveland
St Louis
Augustana
Huron
St Yankton
Fattler
Hounds
le Mars
Western Union
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
T—Weasleyan
Mines
Speakich
Bond And Welling Draw In Six Round Fargo Bout
Marty’s at Fargo and Bad Mallia meet weighed in a fast six round battle. The near tie left both opponents with a draw after the later rounds in Fargo.
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Bond
Fargo
Marty
Mallia
Minn
Jacksabbits Begin Cage Practice After Short Break
Brookings December 2 The State College basketball team resumed practice after a three day layoff in preparation for the season opener against Eastern Normal Saturday night followed by Huron next Tuesday. Coach Red Threlfall has four veterans as a core and is shaping a quick, aggressive lineup with emphasis on fast breaks and long passes. Sophomores Snyder and McMillan stand out in practice, while Schulte and Smith bring varied experience. The squad is small with about 13 players reporting.
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Brookings
State College
Eastern Normal
Huron
Red ‘Threlfall
Thretral
Iley Roand Irta
Jonke
Fongon
Kortan
Deh
Schultest
Benson
Pisy
Snyder
Seaon
McMillan
Isa Edepi
Béiersdot
Pushim
Schulte
Smith
Yankton U
Threlfall
Sioux City Bowler Rolls 299 In League Tonight
Sioux City reports the highest league game, a 299 by Ernest L. Peterson. He finished with a strike on his final ball after starting 8 in the first frame, marking a new league single game record in the city.
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Sioux City
Ernest L. Peterson
Peterson
Aberdeen High Plans Twin Bill Season Opener
Aberdeen high school announces a 4 man core for the basketball team as they prepare for a season opener double header against Waubay and Webster. The program includes a second team and junior high intramurals with a full schedule through February featuring games at Aberdeen and against Watertown Huron Jamestown Madison Doland and Valley City among others.
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Aberdeen
Daubenberger
Waubay
Webster
Williamson
Rennix
Trish
Welch
Eagles
Rathman
Ietest
Aberedeen
Clark
Doland
Brookings
Watertown
Absedven
Dan
Huron
Yankton
Mitchell
Valley City
N. D
Jamestown
Madison
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Herreet W. Barker
From &T. Oakland
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