Huron Collin Highlights Eastern South Dakota All Stars
The Eastern South Dakota high school conference all star selections list Collin of Huron as a standout back and note the 22 players chosen for the first team. The report praises Watertown and Sioux Falls line honors and cites multiple players from Aberdeen Yankton Madison and Brookings among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huroakte
Frnk Cottey
Bryan
Huron
Wishard
Watertown
Props
Gray
Madison
Walter
Aberdeen
Salem
Sioux Falls
Olson
Burdette
Hall
May
Smith
Yankton
Collin
Peterson
Raschke
Davis
Youel
Alexander
Brookings
Gliob
Jones
Sherwood
Mitchell Hall
Ayres
Wist
Mahan
Vermillion
Freeburg Watertown
South Dakota
Eday
Sioux ‘Warriors
Lions
Wishard Black
Olzen
Brran
Orange
Simon
Sioux
Sitton
Erne
Uve
Brookings Med Vermilion
Outlaws Defeat Freight Bowlers In Northwestern League Tilt
The Outlaws edged the Freight Bowlers 811 306 to 759 824 in a Northwestern League match. Kenner led the Freight five with 523 as the Outlaws carried key scores from Dram and Taft amid a high-scoring, error-filled contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platoppiers
Freight House
Outlaws
Kenner
Josing Five
T “C
Dram
Forgrud
Burns “Epangs -Vo
PiFare Fighter Wins Knockout on Legion Card
Rapid City report states Jess Sates of Pierre knocked out Mike Day of St. Paul in the second round of a scheduled ten round main bout on the American Legion card. Day stumbled, fell face down, and failed to rise. Forsythe of Fort Meade was credited with the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid
City
UPI
Jess Sates
Pierre
Mike Day
St. Paul
Legion
Saat
O'Day
Nptic
Forsythe
Fort Meade
Ummering
Iowa Defends Self as Western Conference Decides on Expulsion
Chicago December 5 The Western Conference will decide on December 6 and 7 whether Iowa will be restored to the Big Ten after eight months of expulsion for athletic policy disputes. Iowa may be reinstated by a faculty committee if it revamps its sports policy, else the Big Ten could stay as the Big Nine and force schedule changes across rival schools. The controversy centered on student inducements, financial arrangements, and allegations of improper influence linked to athletics at Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hawkeye
Jan. S
Big Nine
Iowa
Conol
Towa
Gridiron
Paul Belling
Edward
H. Lauer
Beiling
George. T. ‘Bresmgzhan
Mayes Melisan
Iowa Soace
Clement C. Wil
Michi
Te- Cauge
Wolverines
West To Direct N C Star Team
The North Central conference faculty committee on athletics discusses immediate eligibility for junior college transfers. They propose two seasons of competition for such transfers, with rules for four year institutions unaffected. Coach and athletic director meetings will set all conference honors and select a Rocky Mountain coast team for a New Year’s Day game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rocky, Mountain
Bones
Coast
Jack) Weat
North Dakota
Ike’“Armstrong
Utah
Boxing Bout Leaves Opponent Knocked Out Early
The report notes a preliminary round in which the fighter was knocked out in the opening moments. Details on the competitors and venue are sparse in the available text.
Griffith Yearns To Fight Jack Sharkey
Griffith of Sioux City Iowa seeks to box Jack Sharkey in Miami in February only if he defeats Johnny Risko in Madison Square Garden on December 27. Griffith has previously defeated Risko but says he will not box Risko again unless the Sharkey bout is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jerry (Tufty
Gromith
Pauline Dreudun
Jack Sharkey
Sioux City
Iowa
Johnny Risko
Madison Square Garden
New York
Sharkey
Miami
Griffith
Risko
Hagen Tries 6th F288 Title at Hillcrest
Walter Hagen, five times winner of the Professional Golfers Association title, will attempt a comeback at Hillcrest Country Club. Yesterday Detroit pro Cooper failed to finish among the 32 qualifiers, and Hagen joins Henry Cuizel Bill Meelhorn in first round play after removal of Alex Pirie rule. Hagen faces Bob Shawa in today’s opening match following a day of disputed putting and elimination drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Professional Callers Association
Hillcrest Country Club
Deetroit
Associaton
Justaleht
Aagutuorse
Curry Couper Strieien
Walter
Alex Pirie
Cooper
Hagen
Henry Cuizel
Mill River
Conn
Enderg
Bob Shawa
Aurora
Ohio
Pittsburgh Yale Share of East Honors in 1929 All-Eastern Eleven
Pittsburgh and Yale share the spotlight with three players each on the Associated Press all eastern football eleven of 1929. Notables include Cagle at quarterback and Booth as a top sophomore, with Montgomery of Pittsburgh and Greene of Yale as guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Vosburch
Associated Press
New York
Pittsburgh
Yale
Associated
Preag
Uncup
West Point
As- Brillant
Albie Booth
Toby
Uansa
Cagle
Ratte
Feld
Maxsters
Dartmouth
Booth
Marsters
Pasaera
Merstera
Joe Donchess
Jim’ Douglas
Harvard
Nemec
New York University
Booma
Wakeman
Cornell
Teadey
Fay
Vincent
Firpo” Greene
Ray Montgomery
Ben Ticknor
Har- Siano
Fordham
Stage Tourney Among Glasses at Yankton College
Coach Carl Youngworth plans inter class games in December to build a 1925 1930 basketball squad. He aims to pick veterans Rich and others with promising freshmen like Van Cleve Miller Loren and Evert Sherer Highmore Krause McLangulin Thomas Yankton Skaane Volin from Yankton area. Juniors Mullenberg Beresford Lang Lyndail Lenser Tilden Kerr Turton Sinkly Hartington and sophomores Libby Hik Point Beckwith Neligh Allen Pierre will compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xankton
S.D
Carl Yollingworth
Yankton College
Rich
Youngworth
Herbert' McMurty
Pet
van Cleve
Miller
Loren
Evert Sherer
Highmore
Krause
McLangulin
Thomas
Yankton
Skaane
Volin
Lasley
Yarktol
Z City
Rhodes
Parker
Mullenberg
Beresford
Lang
Lyn
Charles Arthur to Face All Comers in Pro Boxing Debut
Promoter Jim Mullen lists opponents including Don Murray and Mc Hogue as ready to take on Charles Arthur in his professional debut. Dozens of hopefuls from police, laborers, and athletes place bids, while Tryouts narrow a squad of twenty to thirty for practice. Eleven conference contests are planned for the Greyhounds this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles
Arthur
Charles Arthur
Jim Mullen
Don Murray
Viaveurg Secs
Partridge
Pierre
Cummings
Fit Cry
Lyman
Spearfish
Hophomores
Youngworth
Greyhounds
State cage prospects look strong for 1929 team
Brookings SouthDakota November reports State college basketball coach George Edmonds predicts a stronger 1929 squad than last year after trimming from eighteen to ten and adding seven returnees and sophomores. The opener vs Huron College at Brookings is set for December 13 with 17 players in consideration for the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
George Edmonds
Edmonts
Huron ‘College
Weert -Englemann
Lemme Herting
Clarence
Hamann
Bill
Lowe
Stanley Rishol
Norbert
Defries
Bert Simpking
Raymond Rank
Cochrane
Welch
Louis Myre
Disket
Jackrabbits Set for January Road Swing Through Illinois and Missouri
The Nebraska State college squad heads on a ten day tour through Illinois and Missouri in January to face DePaul Loyola St. Louis University Heanasax City Athletic Club and the University of Nebraska. The seventeen football players are in good shape after a hard season and are training hard at early practice with a veteran style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsward
iFfaron
Jackrabbits
Illinois
Missouri
DePaul
Loyola
St. “Louis University
Heansax City *Athletic Club
University of Nebraska
North Dakota to meet Army in 1930 football schedule
North Dakota publicized its 1930 football schedule with six games already arranged by coach C A West. The Flickertails will host a southern opponent at Memorial Stadium October 2 and travel to West Point for a November 1 clash with Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
University of North Dakota
C. A. West Fur Lis
Nedek
Fedor
South
Davis Elfcius
Elina
W. Va
Fuckertails
Memorial Stadium
West Point
N. J
Army
Owas restoration chances brighten with athletic leaders backing review
Chicago Dec 3 A trio of western conference athletic directors said to have aligned against Iowa in the Tow case declared their positions have nothing to do with disciplinary actions. They emphasized the need for Iowa to show its athletic department has been thoroughly cleaned. Faculty committee decisions pending reflect the ultimate disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jawa
A. A. Stags
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
George Huff
Illinois
Iowa
House Imp Ty
Haa
Athletica
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Lands
Yones
Scones
Pifare Fighter
Kewn
Clement C. Williams
Dem
Hawkeye Athletic Board
Edward H. Jeuer
George T. Bresnahan
WEST
N.C
Paul B. Ziemerhan
Winsson
Cagi
Tats
Lone
FOR
Him
Huron Recreation
Marvin Hughbitt
Wmand
Tein
I Olgar. Corp
Trenton
Young Yerrys
Pete Petrolle
Fargo
N.T
Toronto
William Davies
Charleroi
Eugene Maut
France
OWA
Atres Caramittes
Tollin Bros
Entide
MSD
Newberry
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