Miller Chet Wood's Five Seek Year Win at Huron
Miller High School hosts Huron in a hard fought nonleague basketball game at eight o'clock in the Huron college gym. Coach Coffey's Hand County squad, with fifteen players suited, aims to keep the season unblemished after a 26-14 win over Gettysburg.
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Gettysburg High School
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Huron College Gymnasium
Prackk
Coyotes Defeat Yankton 25 to 14
Yankton College fell to the University of South Dakota Coyotes 25 to 14 in the season opener. Drakes led the visitors with 10 points, while Root added six on free throws as South Dakota pulled away after halftime. Yankton showed early fight but could not sustain the second half push.
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Yankton College
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University of South Dakot Coyotes
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Hall
Greyhounds
Yousef Valder
Shard
van Cleve
Tenter
Espe
Thomas
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Sherer
Rich
Anne
BIH
Harmon
Wisconsin
Grantland Rice All-America Team Picks Neat Selections
Grantland Rice’s 1929 All America selections list Harvard captain elect Ben Ticknor and stars from Pitt Notre Dame Purdue Army as the country’s most efficient players. The Pacific Coast, Rocky Mountain, and Southern Conference failed to place. Notre Dame Pittsburgh Purdue each have two spots with Purdue and Arkansas earning first-time recognition.
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Harvard
Ray Montgomery
Pitt
John Cannon
Notre Dame
Elmer “Red” Sleight
Purdue
Chris “Red" Cagls
Army
Grantland Rice
Iseas
Collier's Weekly
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain District
Pittsburgh
University of Arkansas
Ramblers Wish Army Good Luck Before California Trek
The Chicago Detachment 20 football squad travels west toward California, three hours late in Chicago, pausing briefly at South Bend. Coach Biff Jones hopes to sidetrack the train to reach Syracuse Kansas for practice. Players, tired from the journey, look forward to milder weather and a game against Notre Dame.
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Chicago
California
Army Corps
Galesburg
Stanford University
Biff Jones
Syracuse
Kans
South Bend
Tad
Sood Inck
Notre Dame
State to Face Heavy Schedule for 1920 College Football
Brookings special reports the 1920 Jackrabbits football schedule is unusually heavy with two Big Ten games Minnesota on Sept 27 and Wisconsin Nov 3. St Olaf visits Oct 4 and home games Oct 25 and Nov 13 promise hard fought battles. Open dates Oct 11 and Nov 27 leave room for strong opponents as coach Kasper rebuilds the squad.
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Cy Kasper
Kasper
University of Minnesota
Wisconsin
St. Olaf College
St Olazz College
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University of South Dakota Coyotes
State College
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Bison
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Universi
Cage results grid outlines college scores and players
The Associated Press style report lists cage results with Drake 25 Simpson 15 and Michigan 51 Alabama 9. Other scores include Wisconsin 27 Carleton 18 Augsburg 15 Macalester 15 Guttrus Adolphus 26 Cornell 14 Northwestern 30 Notre Dame 28 North Dakota Science Behhoo 45 Augustana 22 South Dakota 25 Yankton.
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Simpson
Hinais
Washington
S Michigan
Albiom
Wisconsin
Carleton
Augsberg
Pasadena Open Draws 240 Golfers as Pros and Amateurs Rally
More than 120 leading professional golfers and nearly as many amateurs began play in the Pasadena open golf title held in Pasadena California. Notables including Walter Hager Leon Megel Johnny Farrell Tony Maners Horton Smith Becby Cruickshank Tommy Armour and others will compete for the $4090 prize.
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Craig Wood
Bloomfield
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Walter Hager
Leon Megel
Johnny Farrell
Tony Maners
Horton Smith
Becby Cruickshank
Tommy Armour
Greenleaf Wins Billiard Crown in Detroit Playoff
Ralph Greenleaf of New York defeats Erwin Rudolph of Chicago 125 to 69 in 18 innings to claim the world pocket billiards title. Greenleaf earns 1200 cash plus 6000 annual salary from the National Billiard Association and 16 percent of net gate receipts. Rudolph takes 1000 cash, 2000 annual salary, and 15 percent of net receipts. Frank Taborski finishes third with 800 plus 14 percent of net receipts.
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Detroit
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Rudolph
Ruddolph
Greenleaf
National Billiard Association
Pocket Billiards
Frank Taborski
Pitt Southern California clash shapes national title outlook
Report notes Phil Scott has gone to London and will return in January with unclear reason. The piece links Pitt’s edge over Notre Dame to upcoming games including Stanford California and Southern California and mentions various college matchups and possible champions.
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Scott
London
Pitt
Notre Dame
U_ SOC
Wayne Defeats Braves 21 to 19 in Nebraska Match
Wayne Normal defeated Sioux Falls college 21 to 19 in Wayne Nebraska with a 13 to 7 halftime lead. Sioux Falls to meet Omaha University in Omaha tonight. Wayne lineup includes Andrews Decker Jensen Pleper Schwartz Davidielli Harrington.
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Sioux Falls College
Sioux’ Falls
Omaha University
Omaha
Andrews
F Decker
Jensen
Pleper
Schwartz
Davidielliice
Harrington
Scalpers End Preseason With Black Hills Tour
The Huron College Scalpers cap preseason with a six game swing in the Black Hills starting December 31. They face Lead, Belle Fourche, Nisland against Spearfish Normal alumni, School of Mines at Rapid City, a Spearfish test, then Mines at Rapid City. Coach Bell reunites with former Hills players and Eddie Han returns from injury to boost the lineup.
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Belle Fourche
Nisland
Spearfish Normal
Charles Owen
James Norton
Allen Malcolm
Arthur Sullivan
Maurice Lodge
the Hills School
Bell
School of Mines
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Spearfish
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Mines
Hard Rockers
Ward Bell
North Dakota
Eddie Han
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Braun Issues Challenge to South Dakota Fighters
Promoter Bloomberg announces 145 to 150 pound South Dakota challenge for 4] Braun of Minneapolis. Braun plans to fight Baney or Cotton winner in state and then stage bouts in the Twin Cities.
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Braun
Bloomberg
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Morgan Defends Title Against Bass Tonight
New York December 20 betting fraternity says the junior lightweight championship will move its headquarters from Seattle to Philadelphia tonight as Ted Morgan meets Benny Bass in Madison Square Garden. Overnight odds had Bass as an 8-5 favorite, expected to tighten to about 6-5 at ring time for the 15 round bout. Morgan carries no weight or reach advantage but Bass is the harder puncher.
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Bass
New York
Seattle
Philadelphia
Ted Morgan
Benny Hass
Madison Square Garden
Ryan
Early Conference Trip Hints for January
Coach reveals possible travelers for Hills conference season with players Lamb Nohlgren Campbell Bostic Funck Gates Dennis Snow Lyle Howard Lester and Eddie Han. Selections for play in the Hills have not been definite, the coach says today.
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Nohlgren
Campbell
Bostic
Funck
Gates
Dennis
Snow
Lyle
Howard Lester
Eddie Han
Hills
Nover
Expect Hoosiers 10 Set Cage Pace In Western Loop
Indiana seeks to maintain Big Nine pace in early season play as Western Conference action opens. Northwestern Michigan Wisconsin and Illinois posted wins with strong scoring from Bergheim Rut Walter and Bud Foster while Michigan dominated Albion 52 to 9.
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Indiana
Big Nine
University of Pennsy
Philadelphia
Northwestern
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Ria Bergheim
Caprtain
Bert Riel
Albion College
Ann Arbor
Illinois
Doug Amin
Washington University of St. Louis
Harper
Mai
Don White
Estos
Cancel Chicago Show Due To Poor Weather
Promoter Dick Curley cancelled his boxing show at the auditorium in Chicago due to weather conditions. Eddie Anderson from Wyoming and Jack Duffy of Toledo were listed for one round on the card. Pool proves popular as University of Idaho hosts daily swims attracting large student turnout.
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Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Jack Duffy
Toleto
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