Huronians Host First All Amateur Boxing Show
Huronians greeted the citys first all amateur boxing event at Daums auditorium drawing a crowd of several hundred. The Huron Athletic Club sponsored a city tournament elimination card with 16 of 22 entrants still in the running. Several bouts featured spirited action including Phoyl Ulrich vs Dale Rice and Oliver Seeman vs Russell Bullis. An admission dispute caused refunds and club plans for a second card remain undecided. (Named entities: Huronians, Daums, Huron Athletic Club, Phoyl Ulrich, Dale Rice, Oliver Seeman, Russell Bullis)
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Phoyl Ulrich
Dale Rice
Gregory
Rud Monroe
Brottum
Brotwn
Secon
Monroe
Iotyvins
Severn
F. Fugtsanz
Devitridze
Hollighr
Lyle Windhurst
Ralph Stourk
Windhurst
Crelong Kelley
Minneaponaw
Huron
Rattling
Camp Downed In Billiard Event
Detroit December 12 Marcel Camp, a youthful cueist, suffers a setback in the world champion ship pocket billiard tourney when his miss costs him a 125 to 101 loss to Ono feria Ladi of Brooklyn in 8 innings. Edwin Rudolph of Chicago also defeats Joseph J. McCann of Jacksonville, Fla. Frank Taherski defeats Spencer Livsey 125 to 48 in 24 innings. In Oakland Fred Dammy Mahan stops Babe Anderson in welterweight action.
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Detroit
Marcel Camp
Onoferia Ladi
Brooklyn
Camp Lauri
Skots
Edwin Rudolph
Chicago
Joseph J. McCann
Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Taherski
Spencer Livsey
Los Angeles
Seventeen Stars To Play In Dixie Charity Game
Seventeen football stars have accepted Coach Jimmy Phelan's invitation to join the middlewestern squad in the Dixie Charity game at Dallas on New Year's Day. The roster includes players from Purdue Notre Dame Illinois Michigan Northwestern Wisconsin and others with three more expected to join the middlewestern lineup versus an all star southwestern team.
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Lafayette
Jimmy Phelan
Dallas
Texas
Middlewestern
Welsh
Wavertner
Purdue
Colrick
Gebert
Nash
Notre Dame
Wolgast
Waltier
Westra
Meyers
Own
Pulrabekt
Pharmer
Minnesota
Gembis
Steinka
Michigan
Calderwood
Northwestern
Young and Gardner
Detroit
Hal Rebholz
Wisconsin
Middlewest
Southwestern
Rabbits Open Season Versus Huron in Friday Night Clash
Brookings December reports South Dakota State Jackrabbits, led by Coach George Edmonds, prepare for a tight game against Huron College scalpers. Veterans Nicholson Englemann and guards Herting Hamann push a fast decisive offense, with 48 ready in uniform and all showing ball handling skill as Edmonds emphasizes short shots and close-range opportunities.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Huron College
George ‘Edmonds
Edmonds
Nicholson
Jackrabbit
Englemannz
Herting
Hamann
Avenue bowlers beat Moose in league night action
Avenue bowling team defeated Moose in the Avenue league, taking the first two games 99 and 788-771 before losing the third 749-341. Peterson of Avenue and Harry Baum of Moose led with 545 series each. team totals show Avenue 2588, Moose 2501.
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Moose
Peterson
Avenae Lign
Harry Baum
The
Tracy
Keil
Sporrer
Comerford
Barelr
Swift
Amour Packers
Armours
Swifts
Helms
Landis
ISG
Pittenger
Switt
Wt Zeller
LSG
Otto
Sw Schwartz
Iowa Board Renews Effort For Conference Recognition
The Iowa board of control of athletics declared 22 athletes ineligible and renewed its bid for Western conference reintegration. Names include football players Mike Farroh and Oran Pape among others. board seeks conference review to decide reinstatement. The board asserts sovereign jurisdiction over university staff as it petitions for accountability and continues investigations into the cases. Town clinched two 1930 season games, including Penn State and Nebraska.
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Iowa
City
Deco
University of Iowa
Iowa Board of Control of Athletics
Trust Fund
Mike Farroh
Michigan City
Lad
Oran Pape
Dubuque
Peta Affre
Quincy
Irving Nelson
Omaha
Seward Leeka
Independence
Nelson
Farrah
Jueeka
Iowa City
George VT. Brenahan
Dean C. C. Williams
Town
Penn State
Soldier Field
Chicago
Univers of
Nebraska
Des
John L. Griffith
Council Bluff
Hawkeyes
Huskerg
Omaka
Preston's Cage Hope Slumps As Veteran Sick
Lake Preston high school basketball prospects slumped last night when it was learned that veteran player Big Bin Miller was sick in bed with bronchitis. Bogue, a less experienced prospect, is expected to replace him in the lineup.
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Preston
Lake
Preston High School
Big bin" Miller
Bogue
Highmore cage prospects show early promise and schedule
Highmore high school basketball enters full swing with 25 candidates led by Captain Mitchell and veterans Clabaugh and Caristensen forming a core. Promising newcomers include Hamlin Cunningham Sharp Eilvernail Haverly Brown Taylor with Evenson regaining eligibility. Schedule spans December to February across Gettysburg Onida Valley Springs Blunt Pierre Woonsocket Redfield and Salem.
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Highmore
Highmore High School
Althousk
Mitchell
Clabaugh
Caristensen
Evenson
Gettysburg
Onida
Valley Springs
Blunt
Ft. Pierre
Salem
St. Lawrence
Bancroft Defeats Iroquois 36 to 8 in Varsity Game
Bancroft tops Troquois 36 8 after a 6-6 halftime tie and 3 point deficit at end of third. Hoover led Bancroft with Moore strong for Troquois as Bancroft outscored 8-0 in final period. Girls contest followed with Bancroft beating Troquois 23-15.
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Bancroft
Wec
Iroquois
Fingl
Hoover
Moore
Troquois
League Leaders Split On Season Length In Joint Meeting
In New York at the Biltmore, major and minor league chiefs argued over season length with April to September 28 eyed as the likely span. Other topics included a proposed franchise notification rule and broadcasting rights, while the Yankees announced coach changes.
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William Cinpman
Associated Press
New York
Biltmore
John Heydler
Ernest Barnard
Boston
K. M. Landig
Autheritiey
Ecluba
Jesser Teama
National Association of Professional Baseball
Leag
Clibds
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Spurs
Baker
Philadelphia
Alex the Great
Robert Shanker
Yankees
Charlie O'Leary
Art Fletcher
Weather Gives West Advantage in Charity Game
Eastern coach Andy Kerr of Colgate, organizer of the East team for the annual West vs East charity game in San Francisco, says Pacific coast weather and facilities grant the West a about 20 percent training edge. He notes frozen Whitnall Field hinders East practice, while coast teams enjoy mild conditions through New Year's.
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Hamilton
Pacific Coast
Andy Kerr
Colgate
San Francisco
Kerr
Stanford University
Whitnall Field
East
Middle West
Red Crown Five Triumphs in Standard Oil Bowling Meet
Red Crown Five won two of three matches in the Standard Oil league, defeating Semudacs and Solites while losing to 8969-840 in a tight swing. Schaefer led Red Crowns with a top score, Wis iotal posting 523, and Beddow headed the Polarines with 402 in the other game.
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Semudacs
Schaefer
Red Crowns
Wis Iotal
Solites
Polarines
Beddow
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