Judge And Rice With Washington
Washington sports note honors Joseph Ignatius Judge and Edgar Charles Rice as pillars of the Senators. The piece traces Rice's 1915 arrival, Judge's 1916 rise, and their long service despite injuries, highlighting Rice stealing 68 bases in 1918 and Judge leading AL first basemen in grounders and throws for eight straight years.
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Sam) Rice
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Jose Santa Hansen Headline Bout in Chicago Ring Night
Jose Santa of Portugal faces Knute Hansen of Racine in a ten round heavyweight bout at the Chicago Stadium on tonight's program. Previously signed stars Tony Canzoneri and Goldie Hess were dropped from the card. Other ten rounders include Larry Johnson versus Marty Gallagher, Kid Francis versus George Nate, and Willie Oster against Harry Ebbetts.
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Brookings Team Set for De Smet Basketball Game
Brookings Beats of Brookings faces De Smet White Mules in De Smet high school gym Thursday night led by Don Smith a Yankton area standout. Also stars Bill Lowe Melvin Heatheste and Ralph Vogen anchor the squads with local high school and college ties. Northwestern guard Bob Lockhart is out for the season with a knee injury.
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Night games demand from fans roil winter baseball talks
Winter baseball chatter centers on more night exhibitions. Managers and players resist, with fans urging a share of night games in spring exhibitions. The Cubs Pirates Giants and White Sox have voiced concerns while a Cubs plan for on coast night games faced quick denial from President William L. Veeck and Barney Dreyfuss.
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Campbell Hopes For Another Try At Speed Record
British racer Captain Malcolm Campbell, 46, seeks a fresh attempt on the 231 mph automobile speed record at Daytona Beach under favorable weather. Anxious over a motor fault and wind hindered yesterday’s trial. mechanics repaired the car and a stronger top-gear spring was installed. Campbell claimed unofficial speeds near 265 mph, but official timing showed 180 or 190 mph in the measured mile amid poor visibility. He plans another run at low tide around 2 pm CST if conditions allow.
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Yankton Vanquishes Mitchell 28 to 14
Yankton defeated Mitchell 28 to 14 in a high school basketball game. Hamann led Yankton with six field goals, and Schenk contributed strong play. Mitchell struggled offensively in the second half while Diehl and Cozine showed effort for the hosts.
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Feminine Poloists Set for Sunday Match in Del Monte
A Sunday polo match in Del Monte features a Northern California team against a Douglas school girls squad. The Northern California group is described as strong. Patricia Clerk of San Mateo, niece of Richard Tobin, is slated to play No 2. Douglas girls practice hard. average age 14. Players include Caroline and Nancy Stanbaugh of Youngstown Ohio Jean Hobbs Cohasset Mass Louise Parks Pebble Beach Pitou Chicago will be a substitute.
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Younger Men Win In Volley Ball Contest
In Woonsocket a group of young business men formed a volley ball team after practice and challenged the older business men. The veterans quickly improved but the older team edged the youngsters 2 to 1, promising they can improve with more practice.
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English Women Golfers Arrive in New York for Social Visit
Led by Diana Fishwick, the British women’s champion, a dozen English players arrive in New York mainly for sightseeing and social engagements. They plan to travel to Florida for tournaments, not aiming at serious competition or a team match with the Americans this trip.
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British Title Not Sought By Collett
New York February report says Glenna Collett, five time US champion, will not pursue the British women's title this year. She has no plans for a visit to England this summer and does not know when she will meet Diana Fishwick on the links again.
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Golf Club Champs Battle For Honors
ST AUGUSTINE FLA Feb 4 Thirty two golfers each champion of his home club began matches to decide the 1931 golf club champions. Tommy Goodwin Monroe and Samuel R Freeth Salishurz tied for medal honors with cards of Td etained the medal tie.
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Doland Outclasses Redfield In 42 To 28 Win
Doland birch school defeated Redfield 42 to 28 in a game played at Redfield. Parden led Doland with 29 points while Hoffman contributed strong defense. For Redfield Van Waid and Lerson each scored seven points as the visitors led throughout.
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Railroad Bowlers Hit High To Win
Carl Drumm led with a 09 score as C. d& N. W. railroad bowlers in the Avenue industrial league posted a league record 2620 total pins over three games last night. Moose dropped the first game but attempted to salvage the final, rails winning 353 to 345 by eight pins. Cochrang was high for Moose with 380.
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Foreign Runners On Invasion Of America
French track stars Seraphin Martin and Paul Keller plan a brief American campaign this month. Martin debuts at Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden and Keller at Seton Hall in Newark. Schedule includes 600 yards to 1000 yards events at Meadowbrook, N A C, Boston, New Jersey A A U, and National A A U championships. George Blaeholder signs with Browns after holdout, to pitch another year.
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Slapdash Baseball and Rumor Mills Shaping 1920s Season
Fragmentary notes touch on Athletics protean pitching trio butchering plans led by Mack. Scattered lines reference Hack Wilson price talks, Mordecai Brown trade, Ruth Ruppert brewery jokes, Schmeling tour, and Indiana swimming hiatus amid drought. Text blends sports rumors with pop culture quips from era.
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De Smet Upsets Willow Lake In East Central Clash
In a thrilling East Central conference game at Willow Lake, De Smet defeated Willow Lake 24 to 29 last night. Smith led De Smet scorers while Alberts starred defensively and Willow Lake battled back in the second half but could not overtake the visitors.
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Miller High Bustlers Edge Wessington in Close Clash
Miller High School edged Wessington 16 to 14 in a fast, tight game at Wessington. Miller led 13 points by halftime but was held in check after, with Sytting of Wessington scoring eight points to lead the comeback.
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