Huron College Cagemen Triumph Over Teachers
Huron College Scalpers defeated Valley City Teachers 38 to 23 at the Huron gym. Nobigren and Lamb led with 28 points, backed by strong defense and miscue-filled play by both sides. Bystic fouled out after a bold but costly performance, while Misterik filled in capably for the ejected player.
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Wisconsin Opens New Field House Dedication Night
The Wisconsin Badgers will dedicate their new half million dollar field house during tonight's game against Pennsylvania at Maison. Athletic Director George Littde completes a four year drive for the Held house, with Illinois also in action and Dini hosting Washington University of St. Louis in pre season play.
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St. Louis
Hounds Finish Strong To Win
Yankton college overcame a slow start to defeat Western Union of Le Mars Iowa 27 to 11 in a basketball opener. Yankton trailed 11 11 at halftime as Western Union showed better teamwork and conditioning.
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Woonsocket Men Win Football Monograms in 1930 Season
Springfield reports that three Woonsocket players and Martin Ritzman of Fedora earned Southern Normal football monograms for 1930. Players honored includeguard C Dunn tackle TF Dunn and end George Marsh, with Moran missing action early. Pointers tied Yankton Greyhounds 0-0, and five graduates are listed among the 19 letter winners.
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Springfield
Southern Normal
Bill Carberry
C. Dunn
TF. Dunn
George Marsh
Martin Ritzman
Fedora
Moran
J. Heenan
L. Ge Long
HL Sehunk
Gann Valley Rally Fails To Bring Win
Gann Valley High School hosted White Lake on their floor with White Lake winning 18 to 13 after a slow start. Getty led White Lake with 11 points while Gaon Valley forward Mebius took second with 9. Lineups listed for both teams and substitutions noted. Madison Brats SaleM Salem game reports a late rally in a 3 to 18 loss with Brantved Bolter starring for Madison and Cheadle Grebber top Salem.
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Gann Valley High School
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Wadiova
Funnell Elected Scalper Gridders Captain for 1931
Lyle Moon Funnell named captain of the Huron college Scalpers as they begin 1931 gridiron work. Coach Bell must replace four seniors including Williamson and Egert from the 1928 1929 era, with several letter winners returning.
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Huron College
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Bill Wiliamson
Vincent Egert
Scslpers
Bell
Hoth
Eddie Han
Paul Cantondine
August Abel Wilbur -Bostic
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Robert Bryan
Alvin DeBoer
Paul Fuller
Claude Jones
Harold Lamb
Edwin Misterik
Franklin O'Rear
Lloyd Sherman
Edward Uherke
Cumerfords Cling To Third In Tight Bowls Standings
Cumerford Kooyman bowlers of the Huron industrial handicap league strengthened their hold on third place by beating Northwestern Public Service two games to one. Cumerford led his team with scores 172 213 178 for 563 to take high single and all three game honors. The Pubic Service squad then rallied to split the first two games as the Cumerford Kooymans held the advantage early.
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Good for Eyes Omaha News Brief
Golf in great for the eyes, says Dr. A M Skeffington of Chicago to the American Academy of Optometry. Fights last night featured Roger Bernard outpointing Jackie Cohen in Toledo and Walter Dunham defeating Jack Dibbs in Fort Scott.
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Chicago
American Academy of Optometry
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Roger Bernard
Flint
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New York
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Coach Workmani Quits At Ames
Noel Workman, head football coach at Lews State College, resigns after five years. His team closed its 183 freeneolasies Secutugec season with a 1th consecutive loss, ending two poor seasons and leaving the program with few wins.
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Noel Workman
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Lews States
Notre Dame Bucket Rivalry Stirs Atlantic Talk
Notre Dame won against Pur due and returned coastward with the bucket intact as talk swirls of Notre Dame as an eastern team. The season’s football run hints at future challenges for accountability and media coverage.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Notre Dame
Redfield Prepares For Frankfort Game Over Sioux Falls Tilt
Redfield coach Edwards pushes his high school cagers through tough drills ahead of Friday’s showdown with rival Frankfort. The Sioux Falls tilt was canceled, leaving Frankfort as the marquee test for early season form. Expected starting lineup includes Van Waldsed Roberta at forward, Walter at center, Fitzgerald and Captain Larson at guards.
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Greenleaf Rudolph Face Off In Pocket Dillards Final
Ralph Greenleaf of New York and Edwin Rudolph of Chicago duel in a world pocket billiards title deciding game after near identical paths. Rudolph owns six straight wins, Greenleaf five with a 125 to 21 victory over Andrio Lauri, and the winner advances to a Saturday playoff for the championship.
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New York
Edwin Rudolph
Chicago
Detroit
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Greenleaf
Andrio Lauri
De Smet Cage Quint Overwhelms Bancroft
De Smet high school overwhelmed Bancroft 23 to 7 at De Smet with a 20 to 3 halftime edge. Stars Antie Rodney and Smith led the effort in a ragged game. In a preliminary, De Smet town team beat Bancroft town team 23 to 63, with Shrader of Erwin refereeing.
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Carthage High Faces Light Away Schedule
Carthage High School basketball plans a light early schedule ending with a game at Canova. The lineup lists away games only including 43 giv dan and Howard at Howard on January 2 Fedora at Fedora in February and February 17 Fedora at Fedora with no home games scheduled.
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Purdue Names First Captain Since 1928
LAFAYETTE MND Dec 18 Purdue University announces its first captain since 1928 named Ockie of Marien. The news notes a historic selection reflecting team leadership and school tradition as the season prepares to unfold.
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McGraw seeks players but not by trade talk ends
New York Giants manager John McGraw says he cannot progress in trade discussions with rival managers. He notes he will not trade players of Lindstrom or Jackson and that trade talk ends before it can start.
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Jackson
West Coast Stars Called To Practice For Charity Game
West Coast Stars prepare for a December 27 charity game against the East, with Coach Dana X. Bible guiding ten West entrants from the Big Eight and Pacific Coast. Eastern squad, led by Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr, arrives later.
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Andy Kerr
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Kermit Lange
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Dexter Shelly
Texas
Elmer Greenburg
Barton Kook
Louis Long
Southern Methodist
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Woble Atkina
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Hollingbery Undaunted by Underdog Tag Before Pasadena Clash
PULLMAN WASH Dec 1849 The Washington State Cougars, labeled underdogs against Alabama in the Pasadena New Year’s clash, are cited by coach EF Hollingbery as showing marked improvement this week. He notes several players, including Wallace Wallalis the sophomore tackle, stepping up as the team works toward a smooth offense.
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Wesleyan to Play Charity Basketball Tilt
Wesleyan University will play a basketball game for charity in Mitchell to support the community chest fund. The local Valley City Teachers quintet hosts the charity match in a pre holiday attraction, believed to be the first South Dakota school to donate proceeds.
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Rockne Arrives At Rochester Hospital For Checkup
Minn Dec 18 Knute Rockne Notre Dame football mastermind visited Mayo Clinic Rochester for a checkup and overhaul after the intense season. He arrived last year for a lingering infection and has been inactive since spring. Plans a southern resort for rest.
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Championship Mix Likely To Be Staged West Of New York
Championship disputes swirl over a possible Dempsey Tunney style heavyweight title fight. Max Schmeling must defend his crown within 15 days against Jack Sharkey or risk backlash, with Nat Lewis proposing Schmeling meet Younes Stribling in Chicago next spring for a $500,000 purse. Sidney N. Strotz backs Soldier Field June plan, aiming to exceed $1,000,000 in gate receipts at a venue seating over 100,000, recalling the $3,000,000 gate from the Dempsey Tunney rematch at that stadium.
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Watertown Plans Charity Mitt Bill
Watertown schedules a charity boxing card for December 22 led by Tommy Collins with Watertown American Legion sponsorship. Local boxers from Watertown and western Minnesota volunteer, agreeing to fight for free and cover their own expenses as advance ticket sales begin with city clubs aiding the effort.
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Tommy Collins
L. L. Blake
Yankton High Awarded Monograms to 20 Football Players
Twenty Yankton high school football players received monograms for this year's gridiron season. Recipients include Captain Frank Moses Rey Hamaorm Maurice White Everett McElwain Donald Danforth Junior Donaldson Henry Hacky Stanley Smith Floyd Sobesk Chester Beaver Edward Kopping Phillip Christensen Francis Livkeston Lets lie Ore aed Klimich Keith McElwain Peschi Charles Gurney Dan Schenk and Fred Ray.
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Frank Moses
Rey Hamaorm
Maurice White
Everett McElwain
Donald Danforth
Junior Donaldson
Henry Hacky
Stanley Smith
Floyd Sobesk
Chester Beaver
Edward Kopping
Phillip Christensen
Francis Livkeston
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