Huron Promotes Amateur Boxing District Tourney
Amateur boxers from Beadle Kingsbury Sanborn Jerauld Buffalo Bully Hughes Hyde and Hand counties will compete January 11 and 12 in Huron for a chance to reach the Sioux Falls state meet. Harold M. Markey heads Legion plans with Ward H. Bell and committees organizing entries rooms meals and publicity. Winners advance to Aberdeen district and then to Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota
South Dada
Huron
Harold M. Markey
American Legion District General Committee
Beadle
Kingsbury
Sanborn
Jerauld
Buffalo
Bully
Hughes
Hyde
Hand
Ward H. Bell
Hugon College
Bell
R. N. Munson
C. C. Fisher
Frank Staley
D. ©. Sargent
William Welter
Sioux Falls
Daum
Auditorum
Legion Committee
Charles Dukes
Vernon L. Weir
Stilo Nickovich
E. C. McKenzie
Walter Bachman
Harry Adams
Ed Sewell
Carl Hopkins
Roy Daum
Clarence Disney
Fred Erlandson
Ted Moore
Joe Reilly
Carl Heiss
Jack Reiss
Leo Temmsy
A. B. Blake
Huron Legion Post
Basketball Scores Snag From Lebanon Game
In a tight contest at Lebanon MF, Peacee led with 31 points while Rossen and Lean chipped in. McLaughlin and Javs contributed key buckets as the game swung in the final minutes.
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Mle Ie McLaughlin
Speed Is Theme Of Large Majority Of Gridiron Stars
South Dakota prep and college squads push week of practice with two redacted teams the Scalpers and Tigers preparing for key region games. Coaches Bell and Coffey drill shooting and offense while addressing weak marks in last week's games. Return of John Stahl strengthens the high school lineup for Friday and Saturday tests against Redfield and Pierre, as 22 players remain active after trimming ineligibles.
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Ward Bell
Frank Coffey
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Yankton
Carl Youngworth
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Redfield
Pierre Governors
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Coffey
Miller
Doland
John Stahl
Stahl
McGinty
Buchanan
Tiger
Wipf to Meet LeClaire on Legion Card
Huron boxer Jack Wipf will replace Secrets Top Seaman to fight Tony LeClaire of Virgil in a four round bout on Thursday night as part of an American Legion card. Jack Reiss, entertainment committee chair, announced the switch this morning. Three preliminaries are set with hopes for more. boxers seeking a spot should contact Reiss at 5860. The event follows the December Legion meeting and is open to all ex service men.
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LeClaire
Tony LeClaire
Virgil
Mann
American Legion
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Entertainment Committee
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Western football tickets to drop under Pacific Coast plan
The Pacific Coast Conference approved lower future ticket prices for football on the western coast and barred camera crews from football fields at its three day annual meeting opening session. The group discussed eligibility rules briefly, made a minor change to permanent records, and left game by game pricing to universities.
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Creighton Faces Undefeated BYU In Omaha Clash
Creighton battles Brigham Young University on December 19 at Bizelay court in Omaha. The Bluejays, fresh from a win over USC, must slow BYU’s high scoring offense as they seek to defend their Missouri Valley title. Three sophomores anchor the lineup with VanAckeren and Klety leading a veteran backcourt.
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University of Southern California
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Connie Callin
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Atlantic
Maurice VanAckeren
Ad Klety
Butte
Mort
Jinnior
Northern Normal Tops Jamestown In Wild North Dakota Game
Aberdeen Northern Normal opened its North Dakota tour by edging Jamestown College in Jamestown as the game swung in the final minutes. The contest featured a frantic finish after Jamestown led 20 to 16, with Northern Normal rallying to seize command late.
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Northern Normal
North Dakota
Jamestown College
Wolves
Witty Cox Wins Open Championship in San Francisco
Witty Cox, Brooklyn pro and former North and South champion, defeated George Von Elm of Los Angeles to win 1540 dollars in the $7500 national open in San Francisco. Von Elm received 1027 dollars as runner up as 198 starters competed. rain delayed play at 18 and again at 71st hole.
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San Francisco
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
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Dowsreens
Coaches Meet Cold Weather Fails to Dampen Attendance
In brisk conditions a large turnout of coaches gathered despite cold weather, showing steady participation and robust interest in the event.
Upsets Rule In 14 Billiard Tournament Action
Philadelphia report notes upset day in the world pocket billiard championship. Defending champion Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland and Frank Taberski of Schenectady both lost, tying for third. Robert Lindblom of Seattle, after eight losses, won his second match 125 to 93 over Al Miller of Racine in 15 innings, while Bennie Allen of Kansas City beat Spencer Livsey of Los Angeles 125 to 120 in 24 innings.
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Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Robert Lindblom
Seattle
West Coast
Lindblom
al Miller
Racine
Wis
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Spencer Livsey
Los Angeles
Red Crowns Battle Polarines In Key Bowling Match
Red Crowns strive to hold lead in the Standard Oil handicap league as Polarines seek an upset. Stone Blues eye revival against Isa Visquint while four teams could end tied if results swing as predicted. Standings show 3 6 6OO a 73, io4 7 & 3.
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Stone Blues
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Schwartz To Play In Charity Game Eastern Stars Roster Complete
Notre Dame star halfback Schwartz has agreed to play for the all-star eastern team in the Shrine hospital benefit game in San Francisco on New Year’s Day. The 22-man roster includes 15 universities with players from Colgate Michigan Minnesota Syracuse Northwestern Purdue and Ohio State among others. The squad gathers at Northwestern University Saturday for instructions from Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr before heading west.
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Schwartz
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Northwestern
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Minnesota
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Hickman
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Even Deer Unable To Escape Cuyler
Chicago December 15. National League catchers have long chased Kiki Cuyler, famed for stealing bases and perplexing players with his base running. The report notes his ongoing prowess and the challenge he poses to opponents this season.
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Chicago
Kiki Cuyler
Gehrig Sets Runs Batted In Record In A L Season
Lou Gehrig, Yankee first baseman, drove in 184 runs to lead the American League, surpassing his 1927 mark and making him the league’s top run producer. Babe Ruth was second with 163 RBIs as New York set a team record with 748 walks.
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Cleveland Indians
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Simmons
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Goslin
St. Louis
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Yankees
Wisconsin Faces Legislature Probe After Athletics Resignations
Madison reports say the resignation of George Little as director of Athletics triggers a Wisconsin legislative probe into the university athletic department amid post season football turmoil. The Assembly considered a measure to block the resignation while the athletic council meets to discuss Thistlethwaite and Crisler rumors.
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George Little
University of Wisconsin Athletic Department
Little
Burt Ingwersen
H. C
Fritz” Crisler
Minnesota
State Assembly
Regermta
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Crisler
Wisconsin
West Team Selected for Shrine Charity Game
West coach Percy Lody and Dana Bible complete the roster for the Shrine charity game to be played New Year's Day. The West includes Bob Kieckner of the University of San Francisco and guards Martin Tolabo and Breni Gonzaga, with eleven others from west of the Mississippi, joining eight from the East. First practice is set for December 21 in San Francisco.
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Percy Lody
Dana
Bible
Bob Kieckner
University of San Francisco
Martin
Tolabo
Breni Gonzaga
Mississippi
Rockies
Lacey
Notre Dame Faces Purdue In Holiday Basketball Test
Notre Dame basketball fans expect over five thousand spectators at the old Arena tonight to watch the Irish meet Purdue. Star guards Leo Crowe and Johnny Baldwin are sidelined with injuries as the Boilermakers enter as clear favorites in this Hoosier hardwood clash.
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South Bend
Ind
Aeid
Purdue
Leo Crowe
Johnny Baldwin
Boilermakers
Gridder Disappointed In Love Takes Life in Sioux City
Sioux City on December 15 reports John Rickachoot, a football player, shot himself at his home after a personal setback. He died from a head wound, authorities say. The case involves a recent trouble with a romantic relationship and follows a day of emotional distress.
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John Rickachoot
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