Huron Scalpers Falter In Snowbound Loss At Valley City
In harsh snow conditions Huron College Scalpers trailed Valley City Teachers throughout, falling 27 to 20. Soroos led Huron with three field goals and a free throw, while Valley City broke away in the second period before a late rally. Snow hindered play as North Dakota rivals faced a hard eight hour delay.
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Valley City
Hero
Ellendale
Huron College Scala
Huron Guards
Bas-Keet
Foner
Quint
Bhat
Lens
South Dakota
Huron
Niel
Murdock
Soroos
Hendricksen
Campbell Oly
Campbell
Snow
North Dakota Schoois
South
Gates
Od Dennis
Funck
Valley
Clark McInery Win San Gabriel Best Ball Event
In San Gabriel California December 18 PJ Clark Tulsa Oklahoma and Nick McInery San Bernardino clinched the title with a 63 score yesterday after late starters finished the 18 hole round. McInery earned the winner’s share of 350 with an eight stroke handicap boosting their total. Clark posted 75 while McInery carded 74 one over par.
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San Gabriel
Calif
Iirence E. Clark
Tulsa
Okla
Penateur
Nick McInery
San Bernardino
Cait
Wil
Oklahoma
McInery
Clark
Attractive Football Schedule Faces Mines
Rapid City December 1. One of the most attractive schedules in the history of the school has been arranged by Coach R D Hahn for the 1930s School of Mines football team. The schedule lists eight games at Mines and four on foreign fields with opponents including Ghadron Neb Normal Sioux Falls Dakota Wesleyan Spearfish Normal Northern Normal Augustana College and Eastern Normal.
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Rapid Urry
R.D. Hahn
School of Mines
Rapid City
Ghadron
Huten College
Mines
Sioux Falls College
Dakota Wesleyan
Northern Normal
Augustana College
Eastern Normal
Basketball results from various colleges and universities
The dated Press lists scores including Drake 36 over Penn 18, Iowa State 28 over Simpson 12, Buena Vista 25 over Omaha U 16, Carleton 22 over South Dakota 15, Princeton 25 over William and Mary 18, Yale 30 over Providence College 21, Valley City 27 over Huron 20, with K O Phil Kaplan of New York outpointing Sam Weise of Nazareth, Pa 10 rounds in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
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Drake
Penn
Towa State
Simpson
Buena Vista
Omaha U
Carleton
South Dakota
Princeton
Wiliam and Mary
Yale
Providence College
Valley City
Huron
Allentown
Phil Kaplan
New York
Sam Weise
Nazareth
Chocolate Fights a Dominick Petrone Tonight at Coliseum
Dusky Cuban featherweight Kid Chocolate returns to major competition in a ten round bout at the New York Coliseum facing Dominick Petrone of Harlem. Chocolate has never been beaten and is favored, though Petrone is no pushover in this tune up.
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Dominick
New York
Kid Chocolate
Dominick Petrone
Harlem
New York Coliseum
Etrons
Army threatens to play elsewhere over escort decision
West Point reports the Army may relocate football games if not given proper courtesy in New York. Major Philly Fleming, athletics manager, said Police Commissioner Whalen refused to provide a police escort from training quarters to Yankee Stadium for the Notre Dame game before reconsidering after Army protest that Notre Dame received such an escort. Fleming noted a possible late arrival due to traffic.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
New York
Philly Fleming
Sail
Grover A. Whalen
Yankee Stadium
Notre Dame
Whalen
Fleming
Flemming
Fairs Wid Western Football Review of the Football Season
The piece surveys the season's intersectional results, noting the Middle West dominance in many games and southern teams’ mixed success. It mentions Georgia, Yale, Notre Dame, Harvard, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pitt, and Army among others, plus quotes and anecdotes about figures like Rogers Hornsby, Boss McCarthy, and Pop Warner.
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Middle West
Georgia
Yale
New York University
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Harvard
Florida
Minnesota
Vanderbilt
Pitt
Duke
Buie
Army
Navy
Carnegie Tech
Stagg
University of Chicago
Princeton
Wisconsin
Calgate
Michiey
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
McCarthy
Flajah
Rogers
Cubs
University of Wisconsin
Wisecracker
Dempsey
von Florat-Scott
Cy Leland
Jack Rabbit
Texas Christian
Pop Warner
Stanford Army
Pop
Chicago
Gen
Illinois
West Virginia
Detroit University
Boston College
Marquette
Nebraska
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
West Point
Cornell
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Reserve
Kate Davis
Manger
California
Penn
Southern California
Notra Dame
Washington
Oregon Aggies
Detroit
Far West
Shires Mulls Retirement After Boxing Setback
Chicago December reports reveal Arthur Shires doubts boxing as a career after a five round loss to George Trafton. He contemplates baseball, cites earnings and past glory, and says only anger from challengers could push him back. Promoter Jim Mullen and various athletes seek a fight with the so called bad boy of the White Sox.
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Chicago
Arthur Shires
George Trafton
Shires
Trafton
King Arthur
Jim Mullen
White Sox
al Negser
Akron
Ohio
Hack Wilson Trains Not For Shires In Martinsburg
Chicago outfielder Hack Wilson trains at his winter home in Martinsburg West Virginia not to fight Shires but to tame his temper. He expects heckling calls like Sunny Boy after the sun mishap in the World Series. He says the taunts will be part of the racket.
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Chicago
Hack Wilson
Martinsburgh
W.va
Arthur the
Shires
Sunny Boy
Philadelphia
Hack
Coyotes Slate Washington Tilt in 1920 Schedule
Vermillion Dec 18 News states University of South Dakota football coach Vincent Montgomery announced a game against George Washington University in Washington D C on October 17, 1920. The Coyotes to visit east for the third time, with four North Central Conference opponents plus Yankton Carleton Sioux Falls and Montana on the slate.
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Vermillion
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
University of South Dakota
Vincent Montgomery
Coyote Jeridders
Army
West Point
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Yankton
Carleton
Sioux Falls
Montana
Huskies Hopeful Under Phelan as Purdue Chief Moves
The Huskies stand to alter their headline tone after Purdue’s first Big Ten title winner and Notre Dame product Phelan accepts the Washington head coach post. Pacific coast fans foresee a bright Washington era with Phelan guiding the Huskies.
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Purdue
Washington
Warner
Dimmy Phelan
University of Washington
Pacific Coast
Huskies
Phelan
Notre Dame
Eastern Holds State to Narrow Defeat in Close Game
At Madison on December 18 Sour Dakota State college edged Eastern State Teachers College 23 to 18 in a tight clash. The Trojans led early, Eastern rallied to tie at 11, and Gregerson as a freshman forward led the scoring for Eastern despite Dakota State’s sharper passing and seasoned shooters. Coach Edmonds mixed lineups, inserting two regulars after ten minutes, but the visitors maintained the advantage.
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Madison
Dakota State College
Eastern State
Teachers College
Trojans
Edmonds
State College
Gregerson
Carnera to debut in Boston bout in January
Primo Carnera, Italian heavyweight, will make his American debut in Boston as promoter Eddie Mack confirms a match with Johnny Maloney set for January 17. Carnera, weighing 280 pounds, sails from England December 24 and arrives in New York December 30 aboard the Berengaria.
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Primo Carmera
Eddie Mack
Boston Garden
Mack
Leon C
Walter Freedman
Carnera
Jhmnny Maloney
Skc Foot Ten
England
New York
Berengaria
Groton Beats Webster 22 to 13 In Close Clash
In Groton last night Groton High School defeated Webster 22 to 13 led by Clocksena with support from Holloran and Moffitt. For Webster Overton and Dunn each scored six points as the visitors pushed hard in a fast, exciting game.
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Groton
Groton High School
Webster
Clocksena
Holloran
Moffitt
Overton
Dunn
Wolsey Triumphs After Four Overtime Periods
In Wolsey, after four extra periods, Wolsey High edged Bonilla 22 to 20 to claim the win. Dubois led Wolsey scorers while Peterson led Bonilla. halftime stood 7-5. Wolsey girls defeated Bonilla 22 to 19.
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Wolsey Downs
Bonilla
Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Dubois
Peterson
Wolsey Girls
Bon-ila
Rudolph Nears Billiard Title in Detroit
Erwin Rudolph of Chicago holds six victories and no defeats as the world pocket billiard championship nears completion in Detroit. He defeated Frank Taherski 125 to ? in 15 innings, and Ralph Greenleaf, with five wins, one defeat, beat Pasquale Natalie 125 to 16 in eight innings. A Rudolph win would clinch the title. a Greenleaf triumph would force a playoff tomorrow night.
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Detroit
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Rudolpho
Frank Taherski
Ralph Greenleaf
Pasquale Natalie
Rudolph
Greenleaf
Taborski
Army Cadets Head West for Stanford Clash
The Army football squad of 110 travels by special train to California for the Dec 28 game with Stanford in Palo Alto. Stops for workouts include Galesburg Lil Syracuse Kans and Needles. Coach Biff Jones, ending his tenure after the matchup, hopes the cadets rebalance a tough season with a victory despite losses to Notre Dame Yale and Illinois and a Harvard tie.
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West Point
Army
Stanford
Palo Alto
Calif
California
Galesburg
Lil
Syracuse
Kans
Needles
Biff Jones
Notre Dame
Yale
Illinois
Harvard
Gettysburg Inde es Defeat Agar Team in Narrow Win
Gettysburg Independent basketball team defeated the Agar Independents at Gettysburg Monday night by 13 to 3. Gettysburg led the entire game with a second half marked by rough play and no standout scorers as scoring spread among players. In Los Angeles Joey Sanger Milwaukee outpointed Santiago Zovill Panama (10).
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg Independent
Agar Independents
Los Angeles
Joey Sanger
Milewaukee
Santiago Zovill
Panama
Carleton Dows Coyotes Beat South Dakota 32 19 Tilt
Carleton College defeated the University of South Dakota 32 to 19 in a basketball game. Crawford led Carleton with 11 points, while Root scored 10 for Dakota. At halftime Carleton led 20 to 10. Also noted is Purdue star Charles Murphy as co captain of the Boilermakers.
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Vermillion
Carleton College
University of South Dakota
Crawford
Carleton
Coyotes
Root
Dakota
South Dake
Fe Patterson
Adkins
Stewart
Drakes
Ericson
Nicholson
Nilsen
Tzid
Charles
Stretch" Murphy
Purdue
Boilermaker
Glenn Harmeson
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Rudolph Nears Billiard
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Carleton Downs Coyotes
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Phoenix Hose
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