Iowa coach adds five case games to 30 schedule
Iowa coach James Williams adds five Big Ten and Missouri Valley opponents to the 1930 schedule. The Hawkeyes will face Missouri, Nebraska, Creighton, North Dakota State, and Marquette as part of a broader athletic investigation sparked by charges against Northwestern and Ohio State.
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Gazette-Republican
Elmer Marek
Rank Baker
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Jess Blake
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Hawkeres
Lensie State
Award Numerals To 20 Coyote Freshmen
University of South Dakota athletic board of control awarded numerals and sweaters to twenty freshmen football players. The team’s standout season included an 18 to 0 victory over rivals State college freshmen. Recipients include Hopper Huron Huck Madison Carlson Mitchell Johnson Tyndall etc, with players from Vermillion, Sioux City, Watertown, and nearby towns.
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Watertown
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Shires to Meet George Trafton in Second Bout
Charles Arthur Shires agreed to fight George Trafton a 235 pound professional football center for the Chicago Bears in his second money bout at White City Monday night. After KO of Dan Daly Shires said his next opponent should be a ranked heavyweight preferably Tunney, and Trafton agreed through managers Hed and Garland Grange.
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Chicago
Tunney
Charles Arthur
Fifteen Start Cage Training for Huron Club Outing
Fifteen men in suits are conducting basketball practice for the Huron Athletic club with a potential schedule against eastern South Dakota towns. A Huron city tournament may form later, featuring club firm representatives. Several players are listed as unavailable for this season, and weekly use of St. Teresa Catholic School gymnasium has been approved for club members.
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Huron Athletic Club
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Huron
Art Collin
Robert ‘Wahl
Jake Stewart
Pete Renshaw
Lyle Windhurst
Ralph Ruark
Jonn Sherlock
Leonard Johnson
Tillie” Tall
Oliver Seeman
A Blootgood
Lowell Smith
Ole Feterson
Charles Bloodgood
Buell Cotton
St. Teresa Catholic School
Rabbits to Play Hawkeyes January 8
Brookings December 1 Special The South Dakota State College Jack Rabbits will meet the University of Iowa Hawkeyes for basketball in Iowa City January 3. Athletic Director Kasper announces a week of new tests beginning January 3 with the North Central championship Rabbits opening conference play January 6.
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University ‘of Iowa
Iowa City
T. C. Sey Kasper
Lowa
de Paul University
Chicago
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St. Louis University
St.Louis
City Athietic Club
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Nebraska University
Linccoln
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Hadler Chosen Honorary Captain Of State College Eleven
Harry Hadler of Luverne Minnesota was elected honorary captain of the 1929 State College football team after a Brookings Rotary Club banquet. A senior, Hadler played guard for three years and was named all conference guard in 1925 and 1929. The ceremony announced the Jackrabbits first team with 23 players listed by position and class.
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Harry Hadler
Luverne
Minn
State College
Brookings Rotary Club
Hadler
Lloyd Adler
Harry
William Henry
Wert Englemann
Raymond Schultz
Stanley Rishoi
Harry Baker
Lloyd Nelson
V ¥Ale Ladky
Will Return To Ring Is 2nd Time Since 1927
New York reports Harry Wills the former heavyweight contender resumes ring wars in a ten round bout with Andre Castano of Mexico at the New York Coliseum. Wills has fought once since his 1927 loss to Paulino Uzcudun and a foul defeat to Sastang in Mexico City two months ago.
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New York
Harry Wills
André& Castano
Mexico
New York Coliseum
Wills
Paulino Uzcudun
Sastang
Mexico City
Judge Steffen Charity Games Head at Soldier Field
Chicago December 11 Judge Walter Steffen of Chicago named chairman of the board of governors in charge of a one year Thanksgiving Day charity football program at Soldier Field. The first game of the program pits Carnegie Tech against Virginia with proceeds to charity.
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Chicago
Walter Steffen
Carnegie Tech
Board of Governors
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East Central Basketball Standings and Week Results
Delmet leads East Central Conference after defeating Bancroft 22 12 and Oldham 19 18 Arlington tops Hetland 21 10 Arvin loses to Troquois 39 4 Iroquois expected to improve under Coach Platt Lake Preston wins third straight Cavoun 24 16 Willow Lake edges Troquois 19 10 Bayti overwhelms Lake Norden 29 17 Coaches name remaining schedule and standings.
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Mit Hetland
Arvin
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Hrwin Also Defeated ‘Bancroft
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Bayti
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Buth
Lloak
Chee Deleatine
Willow
Lars Bancroft
Castlewood
Bob Hetland
Ped Bryant
Eatelline
Bryant
Laks
Caryoun
Hetland
Stage set for amateur card at Huron auditorium
Tonight the Huron Athletic Club presents the first round of an elimination boxing tournament to crown city champions. Fourteen three round bouts make up the card with an extra round if needed. Notable features include Ulrich vs Rice 106 pounds, Windhurst vs Ruark, and two exhibition bouts. Names mentioned include Floyd Ulrich Floyd Rice Gyle Windhurst Ralph Ruark Seeman Bulls Cyclone Kelly Battling Bandy Battling Kid Cotton Eddie Wipf plus other listed matchups.
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Huron Athletic Club
Dale Rice
Floyd Ulrich
Gyle Wind
Northern Loses First Cage Game in Tie Score
In Aberdeen, the Northern basketball team opened its season with a 37 to 37 draw against Wahpeton. Coach Campbell experimented with 18 players as he seeks a workable conference lineup. Brewster and Franke led the visitors with 25 points. Dresgelings Williams and Black added two field goals each for Aberdeen.
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Gettysburg Indees Edge Agar In Cage Tilt
Gettysburg Indees defeated Agar Independent 23 to 15 in a closely played cage contest at Agar. The first half ended 15 to 12. Coach Barnhart of Onida refereed. Agar will host Gettysburg for a return game on December 16.
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Tadle
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Onida
Canton Starts Ski Meet Plans
Canton begins preparations for the national Ski tournament to be held February 1 and 2. A crew will prepare the hill and grounds, with slide improvements to allow longer jumps. Top skiers like Casper Oimoen and Gutorm Paulsen are listed among anticipated entrants from the East, Central, and West associations.
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Guttorm Paulsen
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Boston
Brattleborough
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LeMoine Batson
Baseball Leagues Debate Shorter Seasons and Broadcast Rules
National and American Leagues opened talks on shortening schedules and broadcasting regular games. Commissioner Landis proposes non retroactive ownership reporting, while the American League favors restoring the universal draft. Directors named for both leagues, with detailed leadership changes noted.
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