Tigers Meet Sioux Falls Warriors In Conference Clash
Tigers host Sioux Falls Warriors in a key East River league game as both sides seek higher standings after rough starts. Huron and Yankton clash later in the schedule while Woodmen rebuild and coach Coffey relies on veterans like Collin Melver to lead a potent attack.
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Howard Wood
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Flyers
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Warriors
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Woodmen
Brookings
Yankton
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Mitchell
Watertown
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Hiron
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Hornbeck
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Hetland
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Ward
Burchfield
Vincoln
Kelar
Jefferson
Redfield Trounces Britton in NE Conference clash
Redfield Golden Pheasants stunned Britton 46 to 17 in a NE conference game. La Vold and Fogiesong sparked the offense while Hovgan scored 21 for Redfield, the Broad hall crowd roaring as Redfield dominated both ends. McDorall led Britton with nine points.
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Britton
Redfield High School
Golden Pheasants
Britton High
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Fogiesong
Beithon
Hovgan
McDorall
Udell Pounds Conroy In Eight Round Aberdeen Bout
In Aberdeen last night Harry Udell 184 pounds, from Aberdeen, pounded Conroy of St Paul with body blows to win an eight round feature. Semi windup saw Hippatee draw with ODay, and Lindtke beat Gloiry in a six round fest. Also noted: Paul Stagg to enter Columbia University in February for physical education studies.
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Conroy
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Honey Boy Conroy
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Slickey O'Day
Groton
Howard Lindtke
Vern. Gloiry
Britton
Paul Stags
Anes
Aonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Babe Ruth Deflects All-Star Snub Yet Keeps Big Pay Day
Babe Ruth says he bears up after being left off the 1932 all star team and remains the game’s highest paid star and top gate attraction. He picks an all-time lineup including Hal Chase, Larry Lajoie, Hans Wagner, Jimmy Collins, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Ty Cobb, Harry Hooper, Ray Schal, Christy Mathewson, Lefty Plank, and Herb Pennock, praising Jackson as the greatest natural hitter and noting his own selections are based on information and past performance.
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Baseball Writers
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
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St. Petersburg
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Larry Lajoie
Hans Wagner
Jimmy Collins
Oe Jackson
Aeld
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Harry Hooper
Ray Schal
Christy Mathewson
Fidie Plank
Herb
Pennock
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Jackson
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Black Sox
Hap Felsch
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Hooper
Plank
Ta’ Grove
Waddell
Lefty Lumb Leads Huron In 23 To 19 Win At Yankton
Huron Scalpers, led by Lefty Lumb, downed Yankton Greyhounds 23 to 19 in South Dakota conference play. Lumb scored most of Huron’s points before fouling out as Yankton rallied but fell short despite Smith’s 13 points and solid foul-line defense.
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Southern Normal
Springfield
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Greyhounds
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Lamb
Smith
Eastern Normal Defeats Western In Black Hills Clash
Eastern Normal defeated Spearfish Normal 26 to 24 in Spearfish to win its first Black Hills invasion basketball game. Hoel led Eastern with 13 points while Stensland and Hoel sparked late rallies. Spearfish’s Scheidt had nine, Keene guarded well, and the game remained tight with rough play throughout.
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Liston
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School of Mines
Rapid City
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Ruth
Indoor Polo May Move as Chicago Bid Floods News
Amid shifting plans for the national indoor polo championships, a New York fixture faces transfer to Chicago this year. Chicago bidder B F Lorber seeks the event but a final decision remains pending, with other cities watching closely.
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New York
B. F
Lorber
Dodgers sign Helimach and Wilson holds firm on offer
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced pitcher Fred Heimach has signed, forming part of the southpaw group with William Watson Park. Hack Wilson, Dodger outfielder, rejected a new offer, saying a 10 percent cut would be acceptable but the club’s proposed 1500 proposal was insufficient. Other notes include George Selkirk assigned to Newark IL farm, Honus Wagner joining Pirates as coach, Earnshaw and Walberg contract status for Athletics, and Roy Johnson and Vosmik gains with Indians.
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Rolund
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Rick Ferrell
St. Louis Browns
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Wash- Lington
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George Selkirk
Newark
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Walberg
Boston Red Sox
Roy Johnson
Fleet
Bill Cissell
Earl Avertil
Cleveland Indians
Vosmik
Hagis
Bil Terry
New York Giants
Pirates
Cubs
Lott Advances to Pan American Quarterfinals in Miami
George M. Lott of Chicago entered today's Pan American tennis quarterfinals after a first round bye. Others advancing include KE Mooney of Miami and competitors Clif ford Suteex New Orleans Bryan Grant Atlanta Gust av Vollmer Havana Jay Cohn Chicago Carroll Nmer Miami S Jarvis Adame New York and Richard Covington Asheville NC.
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Carroll Nmer
Miami
S. Jarvis Adame
New York
Richard Covington
Asheville
N.C
Lu Blue Released By Chicago Club
Chicago dispatch notes Lu Blue, once hailed as the best fielding leadoff man, was released after a slump to end the prior season. Chicago White Sox indicated he is free to sign with another club, with Cleveland and Philadelphia rumored as possible destinations.
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Chicago Club
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St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Fight For Second In C S D League
Highmore Pirates upset Highmore to virtually clinch second in the Central South Dakota league behind undefeated Pierre Governors. Gettysburg must lose to stay behind the Trojans as Onida hosts the Governors and Diller hosts Gettysburg in a pair of pivotal weekend games.
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Piretes
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Trojans
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Paul Marschal
Pierre
Onida
Highmore Pirates
Gettysburg Foort
Diller
Opal Hill Captures Miami Golf Title in 1933 Event
Mrs Opal S Hill of Kansas City veteran player wins the 1933 Miami Bill tournament in a final match over Estelle Drennan of Tulsa Oklahoma 3 and 4 Carding 42 46 88 Hill also earns medalist honors after tying Deenaap in qualifying with 4 44 3 before a playoff to decide the final.
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Opal S. Bill
Kansas City
Estelle Drennan
Tulsi
Okla
Drennan
Hill
A A Club Owners To Discuss Plans In Chicago
Chicago February 3 club owners of the American association will meet tomorrow to discuss and likely adopt a plan of operation for the 1253 season.
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Chicago
Amuarican Association Club
Canzoneri Faces Townsend In Madison Square Garden Bout
Tony Canzoneri, the lightweight king, seeks new opposition and fights Vancouver welterweight Billy Townsend at Madison Square Garden. He weighs about ten pounds more but is favored to win as Townsend is seen as a capable but outmatched challenger.
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Tony Cansoneri
Tony
Madison Square Garden
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Billy Townsend
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Tod
Townsend
Canzoneri
Billy Petrollé
Timmy McLarnin
MecLarnin
Jackie Fields
Canada
Kid Chocolate
Jimmy Johnston
Garden
Chocolate
Seaman Tom Watson
England
Toronto
Jimmy
Creighton Grads To Hold Alumni Basketball Party
Creighton alumni gather Feb 9 in Omaha at the gym for an alumni basketball party. Manager Hugh Fogarty leads a roster including Mahoney Jim Lovely Al Brown Vic Spittler Eddie Mulholland and many others from Creightons basketball era. Old and new rules duel in half the games with a predicted victory for the immortals.
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the Mahoney
Jim Lovely
al Brown
Vic Spittler
Eddie Mulholland
Salwani
Hugh Fogarty
Bluejay Court
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Lovely
Brown
Spittler
Mulvolland
Gordon Diesing
Frank Ryan
Fogarty
Harridge Working On A. L. Schedule
Chicago report states American League president William Harridge is drafting the league schedule with a focus on arranging optimal dates for clubs. The season opener looms in April and fans may await the completed calendar, as executives weigh travel, dates, and logistics.
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Chicago
William Harridge
Chicago C club weighs coach choice at Chicago
Chicago athletes seeking a local Chicago man as next coach press for a say in selection while A A Stagg departs. E A Shorty Dygert called a meeting after Notre Dame game to discuss who should lead at the University of Chicago, though Thoms N Mees indicated no decision yet.
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A.A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Shorty) Dygert
Sus
Notre Dame
Thoms MN. Mees
Gettysburg Independents Defeat House of Davids in Fast Game
Gettysburg February 3 Special The Gettysburg Independents defeated the House of Davids in basketball. Gettysburg showed strong advantage in the first half, leading 21 to 9. The game was fast and hard fought, with the Independents maintaining the edge throughout.
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