Knute Adds Army Star To His Team For Charity Affair
Promoters in Los Angeles confirm Knute Rockne will add former Army star Red Cagle to the Rockne Raiders for the December clash against a West South all star lineup. Reports say Cagle’s inclusion came after a telegram misread by locals, with Rockne joking about the neuralgia excuse and the deal proceeding despite questions.
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Alabama Eleven Heads For Coast
Alabama's Crimson Tide prepared for its third Pasadena Rose Bowl trip to face Washington State on New Years Day marking the end of Wallace Wade's eight-year Alabama tenure. The squad, led by quarterback Monk Campbell and featuring Sington at guard, boarded the 82–person official party train with Dr. George Denny and state officials.
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Monk) Campbell
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Morningside Beats Sioux Falls In Practice Victory
Morningside University defeated Sioux Falls College 19 to 0 last night after a competitive first half. Hall forward led Morningside with 12 points. Hutchinson and Koberg also contributed. Sioux Falls’ top scorer was Farnsworth with four points, as no player had more than one field goal.
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Watertown Charity Card Arranged With Local Boxers
Watertown boxing card set for December features Jimmy Wilson and Ank Derrick headlining at Northern Normal Aberdeen. Several bouts include Kid Anderson, Jimmy Woodall, Tully White, Kid Thornton, Gene Ring, Sailor Schult, and others with all fighters agreeing to appear for free to donate proceeds to local charitable groups.
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Ank Derrick
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Kid Anderson
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Tully White
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Canby
Gene Ring
Sailor Schult
Jibbins
Dave Schamens
Bryant
Everett Roe
George Cohen
Verde Admier
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McKinley and Jefferson Win Volleyball Titles In District
McKinley grade school team won the A division title after three undefeated games under Coach Vernon Sorenson. Jefferson finished runner-up with Washington third and Wilson last. B division will be decided tonight with undefeated Washington vs Jefferson No. 4. Jefferson No. 4 won the C division title with seven straight wins. Basketball practices to begin mid January under district athletic supervisors.
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Wolsey defeats St Lawrence in double basketball night
Wolsey high school won the boys game 10 5 after a dominant night with Seid and Sisitora stifling St Lawrence. D Thompson led Wolsey scorers with seven while Williams Abbott and L Scavil shared St Lawrence points. In the girls game Wolsey outpaced St Lawrence 17 10 leading 16 5 at halftime.
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Hitchcock Boys and Girls Beat Iroquois
Hitchcock high school teams defeated Iroquois with the boys winning 22 to 12 behind Harma eleven points. Iroquois star McNabee led scoring. In girls action Hitchcock triumphed 31 to 12 led by Captain Madman and Rathjen. Gathman Meeding starred for Iroquois.
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Purdue Adds Centenary To 1931 Football Schedule
Purdue university completes its 1931 football slate by adding Centenary on November 7. The Louisiana eleven suffered a one point loss last season. Purdue also schedules Coe Western Reserve Carnegie Tech Illinois Wisconsin Chicago Iowa and Indiana in various non conference and Western conference games.
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Jimmie Cagers Are Swamped By Wolves
Northern Normal defeated Jamestown College 4 to 1 in Jamestown North Dakota. The Aberdeen team led 20 to 6 at halftime as Jamestown mounted a late rally but was stopped.
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Badgers May Have Say In Title Race
Wisconsin warned the Western Conference it will contend for the 1930 32 basketball title by routing Penn State 25 to 12 after dedicating a $500 400 field house. Loyola Chicago opened with 48 to 21 win over Arkansas State. Purdue stopped its streak by beating them last season.
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Schaaf and Baer Meet in Garden Showdown
New York December 19 Two members of the younger heavyweight ranks Einie Schaaf of Boston and Max Baer of San Francisco clash at Madison Square Garden tonight with hopes of breaking into the heavyweight lead. Schaaf, touring the east for years, gets his first Garden chance while Baer debuts in the east and has a knockout heavy record of 24 wins in 27 with one loss. Both boast a punch and could steer the trend among top heavyweights as public interest grows for fresh contenders.
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Greenleaf Loses Title To Rudolph in Billiards Match
New York December 19 Erwin Rudolph of Chicago defeated Ralph Greenleaf of New York to win the world pocket billiards championship in a round robin finale 125 to 120 in seven innings. Rudolph finished with seven straight victories while Greenleaf settled second with five wins and two losses. The title had been held by Chicagoans prior to this upset, after a January defend.
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Knox College Baseball to Continue with Small Schedule
Knox College athletic board voted to abandon baseball unless self supporting but the varsity players campaigned for the sport. The board yesterday ruled baseball would continue with a greatly reduced schedule, sustaining a single season slate despite financial constraints.
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Carideo Offered Purdue Post as Assistant to Nobel Kiger
Carideo receives a Purdue offer for a Saturday position as assistant to Nobel Kiger, the former Notre Dame player. The move places Carideo alongside Kiger as they join the Purdue coaching framework.
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Wesleyan Rallies To Take Win Over Valley City Quint
Dakota Wesleyan edged Valley City Teachers 38 to 37 as two late field goals decided the game in Mitchell. Murdoch led Valley City with 15 points while Holgate paced Wesleyan with five field goals and Beyers added nine for the locals.
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State Cagers Get Abbreviated Rest
Brookings reports state college students will take a break from Friday to June 5 though basketball players must return a week early. The team plans a rigorous campaign Jan 5 to Feb with Rey Brakke of Orange City joining practices during vacation and Stanley Risho returning after football season to boost the Jackrabbits. Risho’s 16 points against Eastern Normal boosted him to second in scoring as they rely on small forwards Brakke and Risho while taller centers fill other posts. The defense has shown strength in recent home games, allowing only one point to Huron and nine to Eastern Normal, in a man to man setup coached by Threlfall. A tough game looms against Wesleyan, co-champion of the state conference last year, with a strong Tigers squad expected.
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Friedman Devils To Defend Title
Aberdeen officials announced the third annual northern South Dakota independent basketball tournament will be held next Friday February 9 to 13 at Aberdeen High School. The event caps the independent cage season in the Meved region with the Devils seeking to defend their title.
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Yale Defeats Cavour In Defensive Battle
Yale Bluejays edge Cavour town in a low scoring game 24 to 23 as both teams play stout defense. The Martin brothers lead Yale with 18 points while guards and forwards contribute in a tense early season matchup.
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Florida Rail Park Named For Huggins
New York Yankees will train at St Petersburg Florida, where their spring home park has been renamed Miller Huggins field. The late manager Miller Huggins, who lived in St Petersburg and owned local property, is now memorialized at the Crescent park site.
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All Fort Meade Boxing Card Set For Monday
Fort Meade will host an all military boxing card Monday night as part of the post’s monthly fight program. Headlining the ten round bill are Kid Hutcherson and Ballman. excluding one Sturgis boxer, all contestants are army men.
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Canova tops Carthage in 31 to 17 game
Carthage High fell to Canova 31 17 at home as Cooper led Carthage with points while Countryman paced Canova. Anderson stood out for Carthage in a hard fought game with both teams using full lineups.
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College Cage Scores From St Louis to Wisconsin
A compilation of college basketball results shows St Louis beating Drake 13 8, Fordham routing Yale 32 17, Indiana edging Washington St Louis 17 15, Wisconsin topping Penn 25 12, Loyola defeating Arkansas State 48 21, Gustavius Adolphus over Eastern Normal 55 30, and other regional matchups like LaCreme Teachers 20 over Winona Teachers 13 and Aberdeen Northern Normal 36 over James Town College 27.
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Prince of Wales Racquet Victory Noted in School Gossip
A stray schoolroom note recalls a “Prince of Wales Wins at Racquet” moment while students discuss lessons and a bold mention of Gibbens MK. The fragment hints at energetic play and classroom chatter about sports and personalities.
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Rumor: Rockne May Resign As Notre Dame Coach
South Bend reports persist that Knute Rockne will retire as Notre Dame football coach but stay on as athletic director. Rumors name possible successors including Hank Anderson, Harry Stuhldreher, Jimmy Phelan, and Eddie Slip Madigan.
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Schmeling Says He Will Meet Any Challenger
Berlin dispatch reports Max Schmeling, heavyweight champion, received the New York boxing commission ultimatum to accept Jack Sharkey’s challenge for a title bout. Schmeling cabled his manager to liaise with officials and said he would fight any contender the commission and public regard suitable, including Sharkey, Stribling, or Carnera, next June.
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Brave Gridders Elect Jones Sioux Falls Banquet
Fourteen Sioux Falls College football men were awarded letters for the past season at a banquet at the Carpenter hotel. Donald Jones of Alexandrin was elected captain for next year, succeeding Alvin Fletcher.
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Madison High School Dominates Wessington Springs 23 to 2
Madison High School won its fifth straight basketball game last night defeating Wessington Springs 23 to 2. Applewick and Buck starred for Madison while Lucas and Pinard led Wessington Springs.
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Coffeymen Face Doland Wheelers In Christmas Sesion
Huron high school Tigers host Doland Wheelers in a key early season game before a holiday break. Coach Ray White fields a veteran lineup with Captain Glebretsen and Walt at forward, Hart and You at guard, Sherlock center, aiming for a strong start and a return after January 3 with a slate of Eastern South Dakota conference battles.
Meen Loses To Primo Carnera In London Bout
Reggie Meen, a pink cheeked English heavyweight, faced Italian giant Primo Carnera at Albert Hall. Carnera toyed with Meen for a round, then dominated the second. A sharp punch floored Meen again and the referee stopped the bout.
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