Notre Dame Faces Historic Welcome After Title Claim
Chicago and South Bend prepared to honor Knute Rockne and Notre Dame after their nineteenth straight victory. A night parade, speeches, and celebrations were planned as the Fighting Irish return from Los Angeles.
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Dec
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South Bend
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LeClaire Seeks Win Over Sorrel Top Seaman in Huron Card
Tony LeClaire predicts his first victory over Sorrel Top Seaman in a six round welterweight bout at Daum's auditorium on Thursday night. He trains under Emil Morrow and boosts peak conditioning after a prior loss to Jerry Leahy. The event opens the 1930 31 indoor season with several supporting bouts and a pre fight talk by A W Watwood.
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Seaman
Huroon
Huron
Tony LeClaire
Virgil Scrapper
Daum
le Claire
Jerry Leahy
Rangy Water
Scrap
Emil Morrow
America
Morrow
Virgil
Arcade Gymnasium
le Claire-Seaman
Hig Boy Stemmerman
Watertown
South Dakota
Cowboy Gates
Hope News Reignites Army Navy Sellout Hope
New York December reports revived hopes of a sellout for the Army Navy game at Yankee Stadium Saturday. Ticket sales surged after Navy stunned Penn, with most tickets sold at higher prices though some seats remain. Navy appears near even money in odds as Army suffers injuries but Navy practice shows peak readiness ahead of the clash. Annapolis notes say the game is “just another football game” but practice shows strong motivation and scrimmages draw crowd excitement.
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Dec
Anny
Navy
Yankee Stadium
Navi
Pennsylvania
Grover Whalen
Army
Annapolis
Bill Indram
Armour Bowlers Win League Title
Armour bowlers of the Avenue league clinched the title by sweeping three games against Pat's Corner. Ebert led with 564, Burns 563, Pittenger 599, while every member scored over 500. Pat's Corner’s Schwartz led losers with 537. Tonight the Avenue quint faces the Barb ers in the final regular match. A district tournament at Avenue alleys and boxing event at Baum's auditorium are planned for Thursday and Friday with Watertown Aberdeen Madison Huron Mitchell and Plankinton teams invited.
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Watertown
Aberdeen
Madison
Huron
Mitchell
Plankinton
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Aleys
Tim
Towe
Baum
Crowell
Alpena Red Dragons Rally to Beat Wolsey Town Bear 30–24
Alpena Red Dragons defeated Wolsey Town Bear 30 to 24 in a tightly fought basketball game. The lead changed hands often, Wolsey leading 17–16 at halftime before Alpena surged in the second half to secure the victory.
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Wolsey Town Bear
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Good Mitt Card Is Billed For Charity
Cleveland audience to witness a fifth annual Christmas fund benefit fight headlined by Fidel La Barba in a ten round bout against Eddie Ken Parr and Ray Miller of Chicago. The card features three other ten round bouts as the Cleveland News sponsors the charity event with Billy La Barba a fighter once top in flyweight.
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Willow Lake Rallies To Defeat Bancroft
Willow Lake high school erased a halftime 9 point deficit to beat Bancroft 12 to 4 in a hard fought local game. Smith of Bancroft and Alberts of Willow Lake led scorers with four points each in the close contest.
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Willow Lake High School
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Bancroft
Alberts
Eastern Normal And S. F. College Lose Stars But Have Fair Outlook
Madison from December reports four lettermen form the veteran core for Eastern Normal under coach J E Curtis. Key losses include Olsbo De Valat and Whealy, while most returnees have only one year of regular play. A tentative schedule lists games against Gustavus Adolphus and Huron with multiple February dates at Madison and neighboring towns. Sioux Falls College also fields five lettermen led by Farnsworth and Harrington with promising newcomers Webb Dennis and G Farnsworth, aiming for a schedule featuring Augustana and Southern opponents and potential holidays games.
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Springlike Weather Sparks Lincoln Golf Fever
Lincoln resident Dr. F. W. Albrecht carves a round under par after a warm spell nudges golfers to the links. The report notes springlike conditions and a brisk round by the local figure as the season opens.
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Macaluso Tops Hart for Colgate All America Bid
Lenard Macaluso, Colgate fullback, defeats teammate Les Hart in the selection race for an Associated Press All American honor. Hart, a standout back in the East, among the strongest contenders in the columnist’s view.
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Lenard Macaluso
Colgate
Associated Press
Former Titlists Meet In Feature Game At Coliseum
Two former national Catholic prep championship teams, De La Salle of Chicago and Joliet from Illinois, will meet in a feature game of the University benefit show at the Chicago Coliseum. The Illinois quintets hail from out of state and join seven Southern California football men in the all star event next Wednesday.
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de la SeLe
Joliet IL
Southern California
Wadeteday Nisbé
Next Batt le of the Century Proposals in Boxing
The item mentions Primo Carnera Sidney and a boastful exchange about boxers like Max Baer, Gus Sonnenberg, and others. It notes fighters being shipped to minor leagues and Lafayette’s football win over Lehigh, with historical boxing import activity by Patsy Burke from Sydney sourcing boxers for Leichhardt stadium.
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O'Gooly Sarz
Primo Carnera YS
Sidney
Patsy’ Burke
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Australia
Player Deals Fail To Materialize At Baseball Sessions
Major league owners and managers struggle at the midwinter meetings with no significant player deals. The Yankees talk with Browns White Sox and Red Sox but remain stalled. Potential targets include Blaeholder Johnson Kamm Berg and MacFayden or Morris. Hornsby fails to land Bottomley as trade talks drift. Giants eye Berger but face Lindstrom obstructions.
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New York Yankees
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Boston Red Sox
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Yanks
George Blaeholder
Yankees
Henry Johnso
Willie Kamm
Moe Berg
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Ed Morris
Hed Sox
Harry Rice
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Jim Bottomley
Cardinals
Charlie Grimm
George Kelly
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Wall Berger
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Freddie Lindstrom
Billiard Titles Will Be Decided Next Month
Two Pacific Northwest amateur billiard championships set dates for January. In Seattle the three cushion title starts January 5 with W H Lindsley defending. in Portland the 12 balk line begins January 32 with Monred Wallgren defending. Wallgren aims to contest the 182 balkline offer and the 13 2 national championship talks proceed toward New York.
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G. Raymond Collins
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the Recreation
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Carnera Meen Bout Opposed In England
London reports widespread opposition to Primo Carnera versus Reggie Meen to be staged at Albert Hall on December 18. Critics say Meen is not a match for Carnera and contest safety concerns, with promoters amid the controversy.
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Aberdeen Cagemen Split Bracketed Preseason Games
Aberdeen high school basketball split two pre conference tilts at home. Brentford defeated Aberdeen 27 to 23 in the opener while Aberdeen bounced back to rout Menette 38 to 8. Overby led Brentford with 11 points and Olsen and Bruises each scored eight for Aberdeen.
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Volleyball Loops Swing Into Action in Buron
Grade school volleyball kicks off with 20 teams across three leagues among five Buron elementary schools Tn. The A group includes Jeffers Washington McKinley and Wilson with Lincoln absent. Early leaders include Jeffers, Washington, and Jefferson No. 4 and No. 5 teams in tight races.
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Jeffersome
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Jefferson
Lincoln
McKinsey
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Mumy
Jefferson No
Fights Last Night Report Narrowly Details Wins
Indianapolis boxer Tracy Cas defeated Billy Brew in a recent bout reported by the Associated Press. The Detroit card included Billy Norn from Rock Island and Roy Mitchell facing St Louis opponents in a mixed results night.
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Indianapolis
Tracy Cas
Indianapora
Billy Brew
Detroit
Billy Norn
Rock Itland
Roy Mitchell
Louie
Three Tilts Lined Up This Week at Huron
Miller high school prepares for a three game weekend road trip through Frankfort Redfield and Huron with Corohy W Wood guiding, facing stronger foes than their prior outing amid questions about offense, defense, and leadership. The trip also includes matchups at Waubay Hankinson and Benson Minnesota with D L Wood as coach brother of Miller’s mentor.
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Cahalan
Frankfort
Redfield
Coael Edwards
Huron
South Dakota
Tigers
Wood
Waubay
Fred Gil«erman
Huron College
Ager
Hankinson
Nbc
North Dekutans
Benson
Minn
D. L. Wood
Mier
Mankato
Macalester College
St. Paul
Minnesota
Sestler
Players defend Thistlethwaite on coach release threat
Wisconsin sophomores threaten not to play if coach Thistlethwaite is retained or released. The petition signed by ten players argues they know the coach’s ability and that post season results matched available material, as reported from Madison Wisconsin on December 10.
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Wisconsin
Grinderd
Glenn Thistlethwas
University of Wi
Badger
Athletic Council
Charles R. Goldenberg
Ralph Lovehin
John Schneller
Harry Rike
Ed Schwoesler
Gregory Kabat
Warde Stout
Wence McGuire
Clarence Edwards
Joe Linfox
Goldenberg
Schneller
Hatat McChuire
Linfor
Boxing Leaders Sports Program At University Of South Dakota
Vermillion December boxing program at the University of South Dakota features Lieut R E Cavenee directing intramural boxing. Special classes in all weights are held in the new gymnasium with a boxing tournament planned later and champions crowned in eight divisions from bantamweight to heavyweight. Many previous year's champions remain and will defend their titles. Cavenee coaches each contestant. Athletic Director Frits Cxisle oversees intramural athletics.
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University of South Dakota
R. E. Cavenee
Simory
Lares
Lieut
BE. Cavenee
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