Huron to Debut New Players in Madison Pre Tournament
Friday night basketball double bill features Huron High with a reshaped lineup facing Watertown at eight. Art Campbell, noted LwOYERTS star, will start a forward with Collin at the other. Bryan at center and Ayres or Walz at guard. Coach Coffey warns changes slow team pace but expects improvement after two or three games. Regulars suffer illnesses with Snow, Gotton, and Funk limited. Nohlgren to share forward duties with Parker. Seats ready as stands complete for tournament style crowd.
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Leaders tumble in bowling race continues
In a dramatic bowling race, leaders faltered as rivals surged. The field saw rapid shifts, with key competitors slipping while others gained ground, reshaping the standings and heightening the suspense heading into the final frames.
Dempsey Says Sharkey Stribling Fight Will Go On
Miami Beach, Feb 1 7 Jack Dempsey denies rumors the Sharkey Stribling title bout will be moved or canceled. He cites 200 workers erecting an arena and ticket sales surpassing 125000. Dempsey opened Miami ticket office and secured about 50000 in reservations as Sharkey arrives to train and Stribling conducts early workouts.
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Schmeling 10 Battle Tonight With Risko in Madison Square Garden
New York Feb 1 Max Schmeling faces Johnny Risko in a 10 round or more heavyweight showdown at Madison Square Garden. Schmeling is the betting favorite at 2 to 1 as Risko, noted for resilience, seeks an upset after recent losses. A ten round semi final features Jack Gagnon against Uzendun.
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Boston
Yankton Stops Southern 26 18 in Conference Clash
Yankton College defeated Southern Normal 28 to 18, taking an early lead and maintaining it as Lasley and Jones led Yankton with five baskets and a free throw. T Ryames showcased best work for Southern, while the Greyhounds tightened defense to hold off rallies.
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C and N W DOWNS BLUNT CAGERS
A fast half spurt gave the Huron Chicago and North Western railway team a 26 to 21 victory over Blunt last night in Blunt. At halftime Blunt led 10 to 9 with H Kjer scoring 11 points. Haven's H Spare was next with nine. The game was one of the fastest this year with the lead exchanging several times.
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Region Eight tourney announced for Hot Springs area
H R Woodward chairman announces district tournament for Custer March 1 and 2 with L M McKelvie as referee. District includes Buffalo Gap Custer Fairburn Piedmont Bill City Hot Springs and Rapid City. Regional tourney set for School of Mines on March 8-9 with McKelvie again ref. West river representative advances to state.
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Boxing Critics Call Out Class System In Title Struggle
The piece argues that champions face mismatched bouts across classes, with the National Boxing Association ordering top fighters to defend titles within 12 years. It condemns cross class fights and hints at bans for noncompliant boxers and managers.
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New York
Tommy ‘Loughran
Mickey Walker
Joe Dundee
Sammy Mandell
Asa Tavely
Primacea Co
Entry Lists Close For Bowling Meet
Chicago reports that the 1849 American Bowling Congress tournament will close entry lists soon. The field is shaping up with several top teams anticipated to compete, promising a competitive event for national honors.
City league race to be decided by midweek tournament
The Huron city league will crown its first half champion through a tournament next week with first round and semi finals on Wednesday and Friday. Winners of the tournament will meet undefeated Winners Company G to decide the city championship. Company C and Recreation Parlors face a rematch after a protested game was dropped from standings. Halloran led scoring at 54 points as Dairy Products held 5 wins, 1 loss, while Auto Trades and Chicago and North Western trailed.
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Huron Juniors in Tilt Today
Huron junior high faces Eastern high of Madison this afternoon at 4 15 in a league game. Coach George Hollister fields a lineup led by Collin Neymier Sherlock Jones Hart with Neymier as captain. Newcomers Nelson and Bullis join the squad as they gain eligibility after the first semester. Avenue Bowlers Win Two From Outlaws.
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Outlaws
Nurmi Wins Catholic Games By Forty Yard Margin
Paavo Nurmi known as the Phantom Finn swept past 13 runners in a two mile handicap at the St Joseph’s Catholic club games Newark. He won by forty yards in 9 minutes 19 3 5 seconds on a rough Armory track, with F C Bayley and Irving Totten following. Nurmi bids to race again tomorrow at the Boston A A two mile grind.
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Hagen Charged With Desertion Divorce Suit Filed
Los Angeles Feb 1 Walter Hagen goit professional whose earnings were tied by his wife Mrs. Pona C Hagen filed for divorce charging desertion. The couple wed in New York April 1922 and separated March 5 1927. Papers served January 16 alleged he ignored a New York court judgment on property and alimony and failed to pay debts and alimony before October 4 1927.
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Bud Taylor Wins By Knockout In Featherweight Bout
DAVENPORT IOWA February 1 Bud Taylor of Jesse Haute Indiana rose in the featherweight division by defeating Bobby Dempsey of Hartford Connecticut. Taylor stopped Dempsey in the fourth round after a right to the chin and a third round knockdown despite being floored three times earlier. The referee counted Dempsey out after the fourth round rally.
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Five year old Clara Callender plays golf like a pro
A Monterey Pennsil golf professional’s daughter, Clara Callender, aged five, displays striking golfing talent. The brief notes she may have inherited her father’s skill and is eager to prove herself against any nine year old for a championship, showing readiness to compete.
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Rockne Rumor Sparks Ohio State Football Speculation
Rumors swirled that Knute Rockne would leave Notre Dame to coach Ohio State. Notre Dame officials and Rockne denied imminent departure while some Columbus reports claimed a deal, later clarified as unlikely due to contract terms and sentiment.
Miller to Start at Ohio State Amid Notre Dame Talk
The article discusses Miller, famed for Rockne era at Notre Dame, starting at Ohio State while noting Notre Dame’s talent cycles and a potential decline in success. It cites Notre Dame’s long talent run, then a natural law of shortages after abundance, with Miller offering a test of Rockne’s football legacy as his Notre Dame contract nears end.
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Northern Normal defeats Mines 34 to 4 in conference win
Northern Normal tore past School of Mines 34 to 4 in Aberdeen ending a three game road trip. Murtey scored half the Wolf points with eight field goals and a free throw while Smith and LaCratt added four goals each for Mines. Northern led 20 to 12 at halftime and used stifling defense to stifle late Hardrocker efforts. The win marks Northern's third conference victory, while Mines suffered its second defeat.
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Mehlhorn Confident For Hot Springs Golf Meet
Wild Bill Mehlhorn, veteran New York professional, faced a par onslaught to win his third straight Winter links tournament at Hot Springs Arkansas. Fresh from a world record 271 for 72 holes at El Paso, he was confident of capturing the 72 hole South Central event. Notable entrants included Bobby Crukshank Tommy Armour Billy Burke Al Wolf Harry Cooper Al Espinosa Johnny Golden Horton Smith Henry Gotton and others. Cotton fired a 69 into the cold wind.
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Solace Favorite In New Orleans Handicap Race
Solace from the Seagram Stable entered as the favorite for the $26, 1900 added New Orleans handicap at the fair grounds in New Orleans. Despite a top weight of 122 pounds, race prospects pointed to a fast track with 14 horses likely at the post in the fifth renewal of the winter stakes.
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