Traditional Rivals Clash In Important Conference Battle
Watertown high school battles Huron high school in a pivotal South Dakota conference clash at Huron college gym. The Arrows, riding a winning streak, face a young Tigers squad aiming to improve in the standings as Watertown seeks another road win and a stronger second-place push. Captain Englebretsen leads Watertown with a veteran lineup while Huron relies on a developing lineup to upset the favorites.
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Heron
South Dakota
Watertown High School
Lake City
Arrows
Huron High School Tigers
Huron College
Tigers
Madigan
Yankton Bucks
Mitchell
Watertown
Huron
Sioux Falls
Madison
Coffey
Stnong
Englebretsen
Walz
Collin
Hart
Sherlock
Bullis
Niermeyer
Freeburg
Cope
Evana
Aus
Wagner
Fredericks
Hitchcock High School
Huron Reserves
Cavour Boys win thriller over Carthage in doubleheader
Cavour high school teams extended their win streak to six in a doubleheader night. The boys edged Carthage 20 19 after a tight third period, with Stone of Carthage scoring 13 while Martin Butz and Corrigan led Cavour with nine eight and eight points respectively. The girls topped Carthage 33 15 as Cavour built a halftime lead and cruised.
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Cavour
Cavour High School
Carthage
Martin
Butz
Corrigan
Forestburg High School
Rookies To Go On Testing Block As Ball Clubs Seek To Add More Power
Chicago report details a flood of rookies entering spring training across major league clubs. Connie Mack plans to bring a dozen or more young pitchers to camp for observation while others in Detroit Chicago St Louis and Boston seek infielders outfielders and pitching help. The Yankees Browns Indians White Sox and Cubs also feature prospects and returnees at Pensacola and other camps as teams eye added punch and depth.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
White Elephants
Bob Grove
George Zarmn
Shaw
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Yanks
International League
Pacific League
American Association
Mytil Boog
Sacramento
Fred Walker
Jersey City
Detroit
St. Louis
Browns
Burns
Storts
Levey
Wichita Falls
Young
Tilwaukee
Crouch
White Sox
Charles A. Comiskey
Thomas
Craghead Cleveland
Fay Thomas
Craghead
Oakland
Indians
Detour
New Orleans
Winniger
Eldorado
Joe Sewell
Washington
Joe Kuhel
Kansas City
Boston
Pensacola
Muddy Ruel
Wiley Moore
Johnny Brittheart
Bunny Frosh Work For Coyote Game
South Dakota University frosh basketball squad under Coach George Thompson prepares for a Feb 6 game at Brookings versus the Coyote Pups. Likely starters include Dehnert, Snyder or Keck, Peterson at center, Mitchell, and Beiersdorf. The team, mixing talent from Brookings to Aberdeen, aims to build cohesion as the series begins.
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Brookings
P-State College
Frosh
South Dakota University
George Thompson
Coyote Pups
Forreat Dehnert
Ipswich
Joe Snyder
Oldham
Thomas Keck
Flandreau
Satd
Franz Peterson
Sioux Falls
Ward Mitchell
Highmore
William Beiersdorf
Lamberton
Minn
Dehnert
Mitchell
Peterson
Ward Bankert
Connoro Fassett
Dale Palmer
Peter Boulen
Robert McMillan
Madison
Otto Mueller
Aberdeen
Coyote
Cardinals
Madison Sets Multiple World and American Swimming Records
Helene Madison of Seattle set two new world marks and two new American records in a single night in Seattle. She broke her own 200 and 500 meter records and exceeded Martha Novelius’s American short course times, completing the 440 to 500 yard distances in 5 minutes 31 seconds. Madison’s short course pool performance automatically surpassed Novelius’s 5 48 4 5 record, highlighting her dominance in Washington Athletic Club competition while other boxing and boxing-style reports from Indianapolis and Portland, Maine add human interest notes.
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Helene Madison
Seattle
Martha Novelius
New York
Miss Madison
Miami
Flo
Washington, Athletic Club
Pacific Coast League May Enter Little World Series
Chicago February report says the Pacific Coast League may rejoin the Little World Series by entering as a rival for the pennant winners of the American Association and the International League. Thomas J. Hickey of the American Association indicated the west coast league shortened its season and might join the series.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast League
Eseball
American Association
International League
West Coast
Association
International
Thomas J. Hickey
Alpena Red Dragons rout Yale Bluejays in home game
Alpena fans watched the Red Dragons dominate Yale Bluejays as Alpena led wire to wire and posted a 317 to 13 victory. Evans starred for Alpena while Kicinsasser was Yale’s top performer in a lopsided matchup last night.
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Alpena Red Dragons
Yale Bluejays
Alpena
Yale Blue Jays
Dragons
Evans
Kicinsasser
Pat Page returns as Chicago University assistant coach
Pat Page signs on at the University of Chicago as assistant coach under Amos Alonzo Stagg, resuming his athletic career where he began. He will serve as assistant professor of physical culture starting April 1, with his son H. O. Page Jr. joining as a varsity candidate next fall. The Pages plan a joint comeback while Chicago faces Indiana in a future meeting.
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Chicago
Pat Page
Indiana University
Amos
Alanzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Page
The
Maroons
Stagg
Butler University
Indiana
H. O. Page, Jr
Young Page
Pages
Referee Defeated as Woonsocket Girls Triumph
In Woonsocket Feb 4 the business and professional women lost to the high school girls. After the game the women’s team roughed the ref, and Winifred Brewer fainted requiring Dr A J Hoyer aid. Brewer’s loss proved minor. her compact was later found. Proceeds exceeded $50 for new basketball suits.
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Woonsocket
H. J. Hobart
Winifred Brewer
A. J. Hoyer
Misa Brewer
Rifle Club Medal Won By Cook In Shoot Off
In a last night indoor range competition at Huron rifle club Alpena’s Bob Cook won the all around medal after a shoot off with Earl Pellant. Cook held a four point handicap and tied Pellant at 95 in a four position event. The contestants had a prior summer tie. Club officers announced team selection trials to be held with Yale and Company C of Huron represented in the teams.
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Rifle Club
Cook
Huron Rifle Club
Bob Cook
Alpena
Earl Pellant
Cok
Pellant
Yale and Company "C
Huron
Adoption Of Deader Ball Planned To Give Hurlers Break
New York Feb 4 Major league batsmen hit 1566 home runs last season prompting a deader ball plan. National league increases cover thickness and stitches while American league keeps cover but adds heavier stitching. Changes aim to boost pitching control and reduce excess power without a large drop in homers. Leaders included Hack Wilson 56 Ruth 49 Gehrig 41 Klein 49 Foxx 38. NL total 833 HR, AL 674.
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New York
Tuna
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Gehrig
Yankees
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Braves
Foxx
Athletics
Harnett
Cubs
Goslin
Browns
Simmons
Herman
Robins
Varner Ends Strong Draw With La Barba
Claude Varner of Bakersfield fought Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles to a ten round draw in Los Angeles. The referee had La Barba ahead after eight, the ninth even, with Varner’s late flurry in the tenth breaking into a gash over La Barba’s eye and keeping him woozy at the bell. La Barba weighed 125 pounds to Varner’s 124.
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Los Angeles
Heb
Claude Varner
Bakersfield
Calif
Fidel la Barba
Jack Kennedy
la Barba
Varner
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Coyote Game
Indianapolis
Phil Zwick
Cleveland
Marty
Fields
Pacific Coast Loop
Chicago University
G. E. Murphy
Olympia, Washington
City of
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St Hurstoh County
Waparnaton
Olyepiss
Fifth Avenue
Yorke
T Yorke
Gentieneny
Persiseion
Gity Hearth Officee
Cremo
Dre. Murphy
United States Department of Agriculture
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