City Loop Tournament Opens Tonight In Huron
Huron City League tourney starts with a double header at 7 30. Company C Recreation Parlors clash with the Jove team in a rivalry game. Star guards Windherst Peterson and Phipps pace the teams as top scorers eye the action and the semi finals set for Thursday night.
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Lonighe
Huron
Polarettes
Red Crowns
C-Recrsstion
Par- Jove Tikt
Ti Huon
Chuck" Bloodgood
Groves
Smith
Kruse
Wild Bill
Harmon
I Kruse
Windherst
H. Lester
Phipps
Ruark
Peterson
Aruxt
Huron Dairy Products
Railyoaders
Pat” Halloran
Dairymen
McCullen
Black
Wetrich
Cillesme
Hill
H. Spang
Swanson
Joha~son
Spang
Holors
Peulock
U GYM TO OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT
Vermillion February six opening of the University armory and gymnasium follows several postponements. A doubleheader features South Dakota versus North Dakota and Coyotes freshmen against Bidot Tire and Battery of Sioux Falls. Veterans squad led by Coach Letick to start same lineup as Grand Forks game. Bert Root moves to guard, Ericson and Skaro in back court, Worcitner and Paterson at forward. Freshmen from Bob McDonald led team tested by Tire and Battery experts.
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Vermillion
Slagle
Tew University
University of South Dakota Cape
Mets Nort Dakota University
Coyote
Bidot Tire
Sioux Yatts
Nodak
State College
Coyotes
Conch Letick
Veteras
North Dakota
G. B. Hoy
Grand Forks
Bert Root Frem
Ranning
Root
Worcitner
IC. Paterson
Skaro
Ericson
Wnbeaten
Bob McDonald
Montgomery
Yrda
Searl Sande May Return To Track This Season
Searl Sande a former Groton boy and 5. D. graduate may return to racing this season seeking a dispensation to ride again. If permitted he could become a unique figure on the turf joining the ranks of England’s gentleman riders who race their own mounts. Sande would command profits from a winning owner and earn jockey fees on assignments from other stables, potentially beating a game few have mastered.
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Searl Sande
Groton Boy
Sande Returns to Riding After Brief Plan to Quit
Jockey Sande faced a choice between training or owning a stable after years of riding. He weighed risk with Sam Hildreth and influential backers, decided to form a small stable, and is back in training with Nag Sak and a mount on Genie, weighing up the fine line between wealth and danger in racing.
Americans and Japanese Lead World Park Billiards Tourney
The first complete wheel turn in the world 132 park billiard championship sees two Americans and a Japanese tied for the lead. Welker Cochran of Hollywood and Young Jake Schaef er of Chicago advance with Kinney Matsuyama in a three way chase after one win, one loss. European stars Edouard Horemans Felix Grunge and Eric Hagenlacher sit mid pack after recent results. Matsuyama opened a European slide by defeating Horemans. Cochran beat Hagenlacher 400-233. Schaef er came from behind to beat Grange 400-305 in a decisive match.
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New York
Welker Cochran
Hollywood
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Kinney
Matsuyama
Haa
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Felix Grunge
France
Eric Hagenlacher
Germany
Horemans
Cochran
Hagenlacher
Schacter
Whip Grange
Dark Horse
Spear s Praises All Athletes at South Dakota banquet
February 6 Brookings. A South Dakota State College banquet honored intercollegiate athletics and football players. Coach Spears of Minnesota lauded athletics as character builders and mental stimulants, urging fewer restrictions in intercollegiate competition. Captains and seniors from Wagner, Madison, New Ulm, Montevideo, and Plankinton were saluted. Sweaters were awarded to the football squad. all lettermen were honored guests.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Spears
University of Minnesota
ConehCy Kasper
Jabrabiits
Hiner
Ari Eggers
Wagner
Pat Krug
Madison
Roman Schee
Athletic Council
Miners Rally To Beat Wesleyan Tigers 30 to 24
Mitchell, Jan. 6. The School of Mines upset Wesleyan 30 to 24 after trailing at halftime 14 to 13. Mines surged in the final period as Allen and Lacraft sparked a late run, giving Mines the lead and the victory.
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Wesleyan Tigers
Mitchell
Dakota
Wesleyan
School of Mines
Tigers
Wight
Mines
Miners
Alien
Smith
Sammary
Getf Smith
Allen
Stearns
Jones
English
F. Holgate
Brett Holgate
Larson
Glass
Barnhart
Lockhart
Harmion
Wisconsin
One for all in boxing and golf as voices clash
A fragmented early 20th century column contrasts boxing bravado with golf leadership, noting British boxers never back down and citing Three Musketeers style unity. It mocks pompous sports figures, cites Bobby Jones and Jack Sharkey, and observes Penn booing etiquette and fan conduct at games.
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Bobby Jones
Golf Association
Cnp
Jack Sharkey
Landis Probes Collegian Contract Deals in Durham
Judge Kenesaw M. Landis continued an inquiry into whether a major or minor league contract governs the case of college star Chink Outen. Outen signed two contracts, one with Charlotte of the South Atlantic league and another with the New York Yankees, with Yankees later buying his Charlotte contract. Also listed are basketball results from Kirksville, St Ambrose, Monmouth, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, and others.
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Yankees
Charlotte
Judge Landis
Tigers Drill For Offense In Leadup To Friday Tilt
Huron high school's Tigers worked on faster offense this week ahead of Friday's game with Aberdeen and Saturday's visit by Redfield. Coach Frank Coffey criticized their slow scoring in a 20-15 win over Yankton, focusing practice on speeding play and shooting accuracy while easing in new plays. The hospital jinx struck Parker again, with influenza threats possibly sidelining him this week.
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Huron High School
Campbell
Collin
Ayres
College
Anuad J
Parker
Cotton
Scalsers
Boxer Held In Death Of Opponent After KO
Seattle welterweight Cecil Geysel, 24, was held pending an inquest into the death of Eddie Cartwright, 32, of Portland. Cartwright, knocked out by Geysel last night, died minutes later from a brain hemorrhage caused by a rupture at the base of the brain after his head struck the canvas. Coroner William J. Jones reported the autopsy findings.
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Seattle
Cecil Geysel
Eddie Cartwright
Portland
Geysel
Cartwright
William J. Jones
Northwestern Tops Hoosiers for Big Ten Lead
Northwestern University seized undisputed leadership of the Big Ten second division by edging Indiana 31 to 30 at Bloomington. Captain Hal Gleichman sparked a late surge as Northwestern trailed briefly but held on in the final minutes to claim the pivotal win.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Indiana
Northwestern
Wildcats
Hoosiers
Bloomington
Hal Gleichman
Sunday question delays adoption of 1928 NL schedule
Boston Sunday baseball controversy delays adoption of the National League schedule for 1928. Heydler to rule on Sunday play for the Braves, season opens April 16 with New York at Philadelphia and other matchups. Umpire appointments and league vice presidency noted amid boundary disputes and personnel changes.
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New, York
Boston
John M. Heydler
Boston Braves
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Heydler
Robert D. Emstie
Henry (Gank
O'Day
George L. Gagerkuth
Barbey Dreyfuss
Loughran Beats Emanuel in Rematch for Heavyweight Chance
Tommy Loughran defeated Armand Emanuel in their decisive rematch in Los Angeles. Loughran, with greater experience, withstood Emanuel’s late surge, scoring a seventh round knockdown and a dominant finish through the tenth. Loughran weighed 192 1/2 pounds to Emanuel’s 18 pounds.
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Los Angeles
Tominy Loughran
Armand Emanuel
Gene Tunney
Emanuel
New York
Abe Ross
Loughran
Loughran Was Up Without A Count Owever
Hniun
Boxing results from three city fights reported
In Los Angeles Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia outpointed Acmando Emanuel of San Francisco in a 20 round match. Joe Lohman of Toledo outpointed Tom Patrick of Los Angeles in six rounds. In Indianapolis Low Terry of St Louis outpointed Jimmy Sborde of France in ten rounds.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Acmando Emanuel
San Francisco
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Tom Patrick
Indianapolis
Low Terry
St Louis
Jimmy Sborde
France
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Sciouses
Campsur
U.gym
Huilar
Sande
Groton
Henry L. Farrell
NEL Service Sports Editor
Whee Farl Sande
Sam Hildreth
Barry ¥. Sinclair
Rancocas
Hildreth
Hilm
Jngland
John Z. Madden
Madden
Harry Payne Whitney
Josaph E. Widener
Gifford A. Cochran
Genie
An ‘Sande
Sande Cam
LaCraft
Golfers
Kearns
Three Musketeers
University of Pennsylvania
Shemi
Kirksville
Still
St. Ambrose
Lither
Monmouth
Cae
Notre Dame
Marquette
Okahoma
Oklahoma Aggies
Greeneater
St. Mary's
Winona
Augustana
Knox
St. Olat
Hemline
W. L. Matlock, M. D
Lampe
Coffey
Bell
Devils
Senneapolis
Dick Daviess
Minneapolis
del Fontaine
Winnipeg
Tell Hood
London
I Igherson
Minneapo
California
4. A. Wollmann
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia Candy
A. A. Johnson
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motora Corporation
Pence Automobile, CO
Batty
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