Jamestown Nips Huron in North Dakota Three Game Tour
Jamestown defeated Huron College 32 to 30 in the final game of a three game tour in North Dakota. Huron led 17 to 10 at halftime but Jamestown surged ahead in the second half aided by free throws and a late scoring burst. Campbell led Huron with 16 points, while Hall paced Jamestown with 10.
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North Dakota
Jamestown
Huron College
South Dakota
Huron
Edendale
Valley City
Sampbell
Funck
Snow
Gates
Fill
Purdy
Guesner
Ieron
Campbell
Hall
Haren
Noblgren
Siester
Gusserez
Commi
Seivyar
South Dakota 1930 Football Schedule Announced
Teruelmielson Dec. 19. Special Ten games, only three at home, form the 1930 schedule for the University of South Dakota football. Includes one Big Ten, one Eastern opponent, and a clash with Carleton College. Home game with North Dakota on November 5 highlighted as feature. Schedule lists Yankton, Augustana, George Washington, Minnesota, Morningside and others across Vermilion, Sioux Falls, Brookings, Vermilion, Sioux City and Le Mars.
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Termielson
University of South Dakia
J. Montgomery
Eastern University
Dakota
Carleton Eslege
North Dakota University
Yankton
Vermillion
Augustana
Sioux Falls
North
Dakota State
Farge
George Washington
Washington, D. C
S. D. State
Brookings
Carleton
Vermilion
S—Minnesota
Minneapolis
Cadets En Route to Coast Today
The Army football squad of 110 cadets left West Point for California, traveling on a 13 car special train. They plan to reach Galesburg Illinois for a layover before continuing to Palo Alto to face Stafford on December 28 in the season finale. General W A Smith allowed 500 cadets to attend the departure after exams, a ceremonial send off, following a brief earlier restriction.
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West Point
Army
Gridiron Warriors
Military Academy
Galesburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Stafford
W. A. Smith
Smith
Dempsey Says Sharkey Best Now Heavyweight Hope
On the train to New York the Manassa Manaker discussed the present crop of heavyweights. He praised Jack Sharkey as capable of beating today’s contenders and possibly taking Tunney’s title, while noting most rivals lack a single overriding attribute. Dempsey declined to comment on a comeback, smiling instead.
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Ie Pest
Wwe
New York
Jack Dempsey
von Porat-Scott
Manassa
Jack Sharkey
Tunney
Sharkey
Dempsey
Yankton Opens Season Against Coyotes
Yankton college to open its season at home against the University of South Dakota quintet. With one veteran, Captain Valder, and a large fresh squad, coach Carl Youngworth must decide starting five from many candidates. Key players include Van Cleve Rich E Sherer L Sherer Strub Allen Thomas Krause Kerr Libby.
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Yankton
S. D
Yankton College
University of South Dakota
Carl Youngworth
University
Valder
Preteran
van Cleve
Rich
E. Sherer
L. Sherer
Strub
Allen
Thomas
Krause
Kerr
Libby
Oner
Sherer
Stru’s
L. Sherrer
Mrause
Youngworth
Mines Basketball Builds With Freshmen For 15-Game Schedule
Rapid City Rapid City S D December With lettermen and many freshmen reporting coach Hay Hahn trains Mines cage squad for a 15 game slate. Veterans include guards A English and Art Olsen and forwards M Smith W Stearns. Bob Jones not returning due to marriage. Schedule runs January to March with games against Huron, Sioux Falls, Augustana, Dakota Wesleyan, Yankton, Chadron, Spearfish and Northern at multiple venues.
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Rapid City
S. D
Dec
Hay P. Hahn
School of Mines
Hahn
jThe Mines
A. English
Art Olsen
M. Smith
W. Stearns
Bob Jones
H. Allen
Enos Cave
Wheatland
Wyo
John Hiron
Francis Bacrup
Lyle Purcell
Watertown
Dean Hishire
Philip Apa
Herbert Norguard
Delt Rapids
Ames
Mitchell
N. Savage
Howard Cooper
Sioux Falls
Huron
Yan
Augustana
Dakota Wesleyan
Yankton
Southern
Springfield
Chadron
Nes
Tan
Neb
Spearfish
Chairon
Northern
Aberdeen
2000 Apply for New Year's Rose Bowl Tickets
Arnold Eddy USC graduate manager announced 2000 applications for Rose Bowl tickets between the University of Southern California and Pittsburgh. With 70,000 seats sold out, the draw indicates a record Rose Bowl crowd after last year's 64,000 or so attending the Alabama Stanford tie and prior Georgia Tech California game.
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Los Angeles
Geo
Arnold Eddy
University of Southern California
Pasadena
Cal
Pittsburgh
Trojans
Georgia
Tech
Golden Bearg
California
Alabama
Stanford
Montana State Seeks Barnstorming Tour Across U S
The Montana State college basketball team started a 26 day barnstorming trip from Bozeman heading toward Indianapolis. The squad will play seven college and university teams across the east and middle west, beginning the first leg of a demanding tour.
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Montana State
Bozeman
Mont
Montana State College
Indianapolis
Middle West
Kid Chocolate Beats Petrone in 10 Round Bout
Kid Chocolate, a dusky Cuban featherweight, defeated Dominic Petrone of New York in a 10 round boxing match at the Coliseum last night. Chocolate attracted about 20,000 fans contributing to the Christmas fund of the Fifth Avenue Boys Association. Petrone, heavier and longer, stayed even for the first rounds but faded as Chocolate hammered him and avoided a knockout until the final rounds.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Dominic Petrone
Av Jenue Boys Association
Reed
Petrone
Chocolate
Coliseum
Kred
Western Conference Basketball Lights Up Night Schedule
Chicago dispatch notes three Western Conference teams in action with Northwestern facing Notre Dame and Illinois meeting Washington University in St Louis. Northwestern holds three wins in four against Notre Dame over two seasons. Captain Doug Mills is sidelined after football season, with Illinois missing leadership as Mille recovers.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Trinals
Washington University
St. Louis
Bradley Tech
Doug Mills
Tllmois
Don White
Purdue
Mille
Braves Scheduled. To Play Wayne Tonight
Sioux Falls college basketball opens its season with a five day Iowa Nebraska trip. Coach Olson names 16 players for the tour including Shreve Smith Blassel Abraham Cavigielli Starryington Kenters Lambeke Farnsworth Stoddard Clark. Shreve Smith Lambeke Farnsworth Clark are lettermen.
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Braves
Wayne
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Iowa
Nebraska
Coach Olson
Towa
Wayne Normal
Onahe University
Midland College
Fremont
Olson
Shreve
Smith
Blassel
Abraham
Cavigielli
Starryington
Kenters
Lambeke
Farnsworth
Stoddard
Clark
Lembeke
Volga Boatmen defeat Hetland Independents
Volga Boatmen beat Hetland Independents 37 to 15 in their first game of the season. J R Norvald led scoring with four field goals and two free throws as the first half ended 15 to 8.
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Jimmies
Concordia College Dominates Augustana in Minn. rout
Concordia college crushed Augustana of Sioux Falls 65 to 17 in Moorhead. The South Dakota squad struggled as Concordia’s faster, accurate shooting and smooth passing overwhelmed them. Augustana’s defense faltered and the shooting cooled, leaving the halftime score 46 to 9.
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Moorhead
Minn
Concordia College
Augustana
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Concordia
Augustane
Northern Wolves win in overtime over Valley City
Northern Normals edged Valley City 30 to 29 in one overtime period. Washabaugh hit the tying basket at 27 all then added a field goal and a free throw in OT. Scherf and Blade supported the winner while Henry and McCray led Valley City with 17 of 29.
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Aberdeen
Northern Normals
Valley City
North Dakota
Washabaugh
Northern
Scherf
Blade
Henry
McCray
Wolves
Aberdeen Crew
Ellendale
Morningside Beats Sioux Falls In Tight Sioux City Clash
Sioux Falls college fell to Morningside in Sioux City last night after trailing 16 to 12 at halftime. Vander Wilt and Hutchinson sparked a rally as Morningside claimed its third win while Lembeke Smith Farnsworth Hartington and Cavigel led Sioux Falls in scoring.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falls College
Morningside
Vander Wilt
Hutchinson
Sioux Falls
Lembeke
Smith
Farnsworth
Hartington
Cavigel
Woonsocket Defeats Howard High 18 To 10
Woonsocket High school cagers overcame a 7-6 deficit in the first half to win 18-10 over Howard High. Davidson led Howard with five points while Freeland and Kogel each scored six for Woonsocket. Howard girls defeated Woonsocket girls 36 to 15.
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Howard
Dee
Woonsocket High School
Howard High School
Davidson
Freeland
Kogel
Howard Girls
Woongzocket Girls
Miller Takes Fourth Straight Cage Victory
Miller High School secured a fourth straight win with a 27 to 10 home victory over Onida. The halftime score favored Miller 15 to 6, with Cornberger standing out for Miller and Starbuck starting for Onida.
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Miller
Mitlen
Wee
Miller High School
Onida
Cornberger
Starbuck
Chicago Eyes Notre Dame Army Football Classic
Chicago bids to host next year’s Notre Dame versus Army football game at Soldier Field after a unanimous city council resolution by Alderman Won cob M. Arvey invites the teams to Chicago. Gus Sonnnenberg to defend his world heavyweight title against Joe Devito at the Chicago Coliseum.
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Notre Dame
Army
Chicago
Military Academy
New York
Woncob M. Arvey
Soldier Field
Gus ‘Sonnenberg
Joe Devito
Chicago, Coliseum
Bandy and Cotton to headline Huron boxing card
Huron set for January 6 at Deams auditorium with Bandy facing Tad Cotton in the main event after a recent draw for Cotton with Mike O Day. Semi windups include Korzan vs Stemerman and Jack Wipf vs Dick Spurs, all around 150 pounds, plus a curtain raiser Kid Anderson in a 115 pound class bout.
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Tad Cotton
Bandy
Cotton
Huron
Deam
Cotten
Mike O’day
Groton
Webster
Braun
L. L. Blake
O’day
Cory Altom Korzap
Kimball
Big Boy Stemerman
Watertown
Stemmerman
Hoth
Blake
Ralger
Kid Anderson
Anderson
South Dakota
Fred Fulton Plans Comeback Training in St Paul
Fred Fulton, once a heavyweight contender during Jess Willard’s era, trains in St Paul for a comeback. Reinstated by the Minnesota boxing commission after a years-long ban, the Minnesota Plasterer prepares to return to the ring.
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Fred Fulton
Paul
Fred Pulton
Jess Wilard
Minnesota
Minnesota State Boxing Commission
Western star team prepares for all star East West game
Western squad, with 19 of 22 players chosen, plans intensive practice by week’s end for the New Year’s Day game in San Francisco. Oregon State’s Gillmore Striff and Churchill, delayed by exams, are expected to join. 32 players travel with Major John L. Griffith supervising. Eastern party led by Andy Kerr and Dick Hanley arrives.
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San Francisco
Gillmore
Oregon State College
Striff
Oregon State
Churchill
Oklahoma
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
John L. Griffith
Rudolph and Greenleaf to Replay in Billiards Championship
DETROIT December 19 1977 Erwin Rudolph and Ralph Greenleaf will play off a tie for the world pocket billiards title tonight. Greenleaf defeated Rudolph 125 to 79 in 10 innings, leaving both with six victories and one defeat in the tournament.
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Rudolph
Greenleaf
Detroit
Erwin Rudolph
Ralph Greenleaf
Basketball results from multiple colleges and teachers colleges
Town State Teachers 21, Coe H. St. Thomas 42, Hamline 29. Wisconsin State Teachers 24, Dubuque 23. St. Johns 25, St. Cloud Teachers 35, Concordia 65, Augustana Sioux Falls 18. Aberdeen Northal 30, Valley City State Teachers 25. Morningside 23, Sioux Falls 24.
Fights Last Night Deck Aggontadad Done
In Oakland Wesley Kedall of Salt Lake City outpointed Jock Malone of St Paul in ten rounds. In New York Kid Chocolate from Cuba outpointed Pominic Petrone of New York and Hene de Vos of Belgium outpointed Babe McCorgary of Oklahoma, both in ten rounds.
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Oakland
Wesley Kedall
Salt Lake City
Jock Malone
St. Paul
New York
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Pominic Petrone
Hene de Vos
Belgium
Babe McCorgary
Oklahoma
Four undefeated cage teams lead in North Central
De Smet Estelline Lake Preston and Willow Lake sit atop the East Central high school conference standings with no losses. They face varied tests this week including De Smet against Bryant Estelline versus Castlewood Lake Preston against Wetland and Willow Lake vs Bancroft Oldham and Erwin plus Arlington games noted as possible boosts to rankings.
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DE Smet
Estellins
Widow Lake
Lake Preston
Bryant Bryant
Hayti
Estelline
Castlewood
Wetland
Willow Lake
Tsult
Bancroft
Arlington
Lake Preseton
Stlewood
Erwin
Oldham
Hetland
Bryant
Iroquoia
Madison Bulldogs
Wanouy
le Pei. de Smet
Erwin Chase
Bancroft Iroquois
Lake Narde & Hoo
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Coyotes
Chicago & North Western
Boilermakers
Mumdey
Ebert
Qualey
Huddleston
Lambert
Dumdey
New Yorker
Volga
Rustlers Down Armour
Armours
Armoured
Langsweelf
Hobbsee
Cook
Burne
Stafford Ann
Hurnley Baum
Pat Biggers
Woonsocket
Howard High
Korzan
Jack Wipf
Western Star
Deck Aggontadad
North Central
Cincinnati
Duy Rose
Vincent Mambright
White Eagle
Reynoil
Hanson
Wessington
Bill
Winegar
Wayland, S. D
Gust
B. F. Rehfeld
de ‘Smet, S
F, H. van Tassel, Bruncroft, S. D
L. E. McDonald
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