All South Dakota college conference names six on AP first team
Six schools place players on the AP first team for the All South Dakota college conference. Yankton college lands three selections, while Dakota Wesleyan and Spearfish Normal each have two. Northern Normal contributes two, and Southern Normal and Eastern Normal each place one.
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Yankton
Northern
Spearfish
Wesleyan
Braves
Southern
Associated Press
South Dakota College
Yankton College
Dakota Wesleyan
Spearfish Normal
Northern Normal
Southern Normal
Eastern Normal
All Western Football All Star Voted by Sioux Falls Experts
Sioux Falls experts name first and second all star teams with players from Dakota Wesleyan Yankton Augustana Spearfish and Southern Normal in close vote. Mickey of Dakota Wesleyan nearly unani mous choice at halfback and Laur of Southern Normal shifts from fullback to backfield spot. Honors list include Doney Cope Lenz Phipps Holgate Mendel and several others from the region.
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Lyst
Mickey
Dakota Wesleyan
Neorest
Choi
Tie Tisers
Laur
Southern Normal
Pioteei
Pointers
Souths Vaniiton
Laur Trom
Ununsrat
Southmari
Defenge
Grouna
Mackey
Campbell
Tiekt
Hich
Yankton
Brucé
Spearfish
Monat
Ogame
Fireyhound
Orchar
Plereher
Sioux Falls
Aho
Johnsom
Dakota West
Clouse
Ie Norvhern
Ecort
Huron
Alkhough
Del
Keese
Johnston
Augustana
Wallbacks
Mendel
Lembke
Aden
School of Mines
M. Lerlee
Spearish
Lockhart
Sigman
Mlonexau
Sarthern
Eddie Mack Claims Tod Morgan Title in Box Fight
Eddie Mack claims the crown over Tod Morgan in the junior lightweight division after three bouts, including a draw. Joe Roth notes Morgan’s manager believes Mack’s claim is valid, while Tom Donahue of the NBA has weighed in supporting Mack’s title bid.
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Eddie Mack
Tod Morgan
SWO
Morgan
Joe Roth
Tom Donahue
National Boxing Association
Ade Wcie
Cavalry Chief to Represent Army at 1938 Olympic Preparations
Major General Herbert Be Crosby, chief of cavalry, will represent the War Department in preparations for the American army's participation in the 1938 Olympic games.
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Abiy
Herbert
Crosby
Cavalry
War Department
Hawkeyes' High Score Mark 0 1922 Untouched
Iowa City Dec. During the past seven years the Western conference saw many scoring backs but Gordon Locke of Iowa set a record in 1922 with twelve touchdowns in five conference games. His total, 14 points in all games, stood as a unique achievement for a conference back.
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Ala Dervice
Iowa City
Red Grange
Five Yards McCarthy
Benny Friedman
Herb Joesting
Fred Hovde
Pesty Welch
Moon Baker
Marty Karow
Glenn Harreson
Cowboy Kutsch
Willis Glassgow
Moe
Gordon Locke
Iowa
Hawkeye
Big Tech
Bersherm
Northiwestern
Harmeson
Purdue
Horde
Minnesota
Welch
Locke
Illinois
Union State
Northwestern
Milo Youel Heads 1930 High School Football Team
Milo Youel, a three time football letterman at the local high school, is named captain of the 1930 eleven. He earned a letter in his first year and has been a regular in the lineup the past two seasons. Flo, a junior, plays center and is one of the top all star selections in South Dakota. Twenty high school gridsters earned letters. twelve are seniors including Collin, Ayres, Davis, Bryan, Terry, Abel, Jones, Nelson, Anderson, Sherman, Schott and Orutt.
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Milo Youel
Youel
Eng
Flo
South Dakota
Big Terry
Abel
Dayla
Swartzhoff
Jones
Jusek
Hin
Collin
Agras
Anderson
Schort
Geatte Frost
Sherman
Kretchmer
Nelson
Stewart
Stall
Braun Faces Ned Blankenbaker In Watertown Card
Local boxing card features Al Braun of Broadlakd meeting Ned Blankenbaker of Aberdeen in a 10 round bout after Braun drew with Battling Bandy in Huron. The show also lists Roy Sremmerman vs Vern Gledrey at 189 pounds, Redfield vs a 160 pound bout, and George Hartmann versus Cleorge Hatimas in a 4 round 75 pound preliminaries.
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Watertown
al Braun
Broadlakd
Huron
Ned Blankenbaker
Aberdeen Braun
Bandy
Bis Roy Sremmerman
Nuada
Erage Vern. Gledrey
Britton
Bk Spurs
Gary
Vern Mommer
Redfield
Harry Anderson
Lake Norden
David Schamet
Bryant
Cleorge Hatmmas
Geeelie Messeph
Canbs
Minn
Leader Opposes Baseball Farms at National League Meeting
Baseball commissioner K M Landis urged single ownership and rejected the idea of minor league farms feeding major clubs. He acknowledged problems but said ownership should remain individual. The Chattanooga convention closed with committee reports and arbitration matters unresolved amid a disputed Arizona League championship.
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Brian Belt
Associated Press
Chattalooga
Tenn
Basebal
K. M. Landis
Little Fellows
Landis
Chattanooga
Angels
National Board of Arbitration
Camsht
Arizona
Diegel and Hagen Set for Semi Final Clash in Golf Title
Leo Diegel and Walter Hagen, defending champion and five time former holder, were headed for a semifinal meeting in the 12th PGA championship at Hillcrest. Diegel led in medal play with 140 while Hagen finished 149, and Hagen edged Gene Sarazen 3 and 2 to reach the semis. A strong matchup loomed as Watrous Farrell Farrell and others prepared to vie for the right to challenge the survivor from the other bracket.
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Paul
Zheimerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Wie
Professional Golfers’ Association
Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Hillcrest
Hale
Leo
Watter
Baltimore
Agua Caliente
Haig
Diegel
Will Hays
Detroit
Haxen
White Hagen
Stong
Dava
Gene Sarazen
New
Yankton Greyhounds Open Basketball Season
Yankton college opens its basketball season December 19 on home court against the University of South Dakota Redshirts. Coach Carl Youngworth plans to use two players from last year’s first squad and one freshman, with new football players adding several names. No practice during Christmas recess. city residents may practice if they stay.
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Yankkton
Yankton College
Tha
Rivala
Vernllen
University of South Dakota
Grephounda
Carl Youngworth
Youngworth
Rich
Libby
Nam
Cummings
Hill City
Cheney
Wolsey
Mendel
Onida
Weistein
Wayne
Hopey
Yankton
Avenue Gartner Fives Rally For Wins
Chicago boxing roundup notes Avenue and Gartner five wins amid tense fights. Report mentions Mike Dundee and Miller of Chicago with points tallied. Mahoney and Galeax also feature in the night’s card with notable outcomes.
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Chicago
Dundee
Rock
Buete
Simimay
Mahoney
Galeax
Ioneet Goe Miller
All star central team selections by William Braucher
NEA sports writer Braucher lists first and second team stars from multiple colleges. Notable names include Hud Churchill Brown Rock Venter Powell Brumbglow Richards End Hursley Sloan Bausch Towler Aggies Freeman Kan Gentry Bayxeb Atkisoh Schoonover King Drake Wall Christian Halt Waldorf and others across Oklahoma Texas Nebraska Missouri Kansas Arkansas Iowa and Drake.
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William Braucher
NEA
Hud
Churchill
Okla
Brown
Texas
Rock
Bayle
Venter
Powell
S. M. U. Finary
Brumbglow
Tex
Clamettan
Richards
Nebraska
Hursley
Missouri
Tom Mulls
Ac Aegro
Kan
Aggies- Halt
Sloan
Jim
Mitchell Hosts Intercollegiate Loop Meeting
The coach and a faculty representative from 10 South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference colleges will meet at Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell to discuss football and basketball schedules, eligibility, and conference rules. Speakers include officials from Sioux Falls College Augustana Yankton Southern Normal Northern Normal Huron Western Normal School of Mines Dakota Wesleyan and Eastern Normal as they prepare for the 493c seasons.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan University
Scoux Falls College
Augustan College
Yankton College
Southern Noremal
Northern Normal
Huron College
Western Normal
School of Mines
Dakota Wesleyan
Eastern Normal
Leading Home Run Hitting Teams of 1929 Season
The major league leaders in home runs in 1929 were the Phillies with 153, the Yankees 142, the Cubs 139, the Giants 136, the Athletics 122, the Tigers 120, and the Cardinals 100.
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Phillies
Yankees
Cubs
Giants
Athletics
Tigers
Cardinals
Four Bellefonte players plan New York University entry
The article notes four top Bellefonte academy football players intend to enter New York University next fall. It discusses the Carnegie Foundation list of “pure” schools and the broader issue of a chain-store system versus better alternatives.
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Bellefonte Academy
New York U
Carnegie Foundation
THE
Foundation
Vikings Face Tough Schedule in Des Moines Era
Augustana coach Paul Dee unveils four non conference games to test the Vikings. The schedule opens December 18 with Concordia College Morehead Minn and includes Wahpeton Science, North Dakota Aggies and South Dakota at Vermillion. The 30 man squad features six lettermen led by Qualey N Johnson Qualet Lee Tabor and Thompson with several new players.
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Sioux Falls
Paul
Dee
Augustana College
Augustana
Concordia College of
Tabor
Thompson
Kneugold
Stonstegard
Gunderson
Carr
Larson
Hawley
Johnson
Odney
Minen
Sioux Falls College
Houron College
Sion Falls
Hastera Normal
Sioux Palla College
Western Normal
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Yankton College
Yankton
Southern Normal i
Invited Glassgow Named to Stareleven Shrine Game
Glassgow from the University of Jawa zone ball captain was invited for the Shrine benefit game in San Francisco on New Year's. Coach Hanley chose eleven players for the Taste squad. Kerr of Cal gate to name another eleven. Other selections included Nagurski Tasner Gordon Peters Anderson Anderson Sleight Welch Cannon and Ricgharda from various programs.
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Chicago
Dee
Wil Glassgow
University of Jawa
Dilek Hanley
Northwestern Coat
San Francisco
Hanley
Andy Kerr
Calgate
Bronko Nagurski
Rob Tasner
Minnesota
Lou Gordon
Frosty Peters
iMnois
Henry Anderson
Milton Anderson
Northwestern
Elmer Sleight
Ralph Welch
Purdue
Jack Cannon
Notre Dame
Jay Ricgharda
Nebraska
Hoosier Sports Harvest of 1929 Featured Across Indiana
Indiana University claims the cross country title while Purdue holds the football crown and Notre Dame triumphs in a season with no defeats. The fall season brings a strong bountiful crop of Hoosier athletics as basketball seasons approach.
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Py Nea
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Indiana University
Purdue
American League to Meet Tuesday on Radio Broadcasting
American League owners, led by president Barnard, plan a Tuesday meeting at the New York Commodore to decide whether to allow radio broadcasts of games. Barnard notes radio is now a business and advertising force, with contracts approaching substantial sums, while past concerns about newspaper impact or attendance have faded.
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Charles W. Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
Commodore
New York
Barnard
Phi] Ball
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Park
Caselers
Hawkeye fate in Big Ten debated tonight
The Big Ten athletics committee will discuss whether Iowa can remain in conference competition. Iowa faced suspension since May and petitioned for reinstatement after correcting athletic affairs. The outcome will determine if Iowa resumes full athletic schedules or requires schedule revisions.
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Hawkeye
Wileyam
Associated Press
Chicago
Gole
Anne
University of Iown
Neice
Jane
fenlLy
Towa Wais
Kent
Iowa
Towa
Iisulation
Few thrills for Boston as sluggers struggle in 1929 season
The Boston Red Sox finished with 28 homers while the Boston Braves managed only 23 in the 1929 major league season, reflecting a sluggish power era for both clubs.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Boston Braves
Pirate Overlex Leads Brame of the Wirstes in 1920 MLB season
The fragment states Pirate Overlex leads Brame of the Wirstes with four circuit blows as the top home run hitter in the 1920 major league season. It also mentions an American excavator in Helsingfors Finland and construction work in Vayakelty.
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Pirate Overlex
Brame
Dutter
Helsingfors
Finland
Vayakelty
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