Tonight's 32 Round Card Sees Local Ring Action
Ten Gsiters clash for ten rounds in a main event featuring Huron’s Cot ten against Broadland's Braun. Wages and sparring claims mark a stacked bill with Eddie Wipt also in action and a semi windup pitting Stemmerman against Wipt. Routing tickets indicate a strong turnout for South Dakota boxing night in Huron and Watertown.
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Braun
Edie Wipt
Huron
Lappear
Frejake
South Dakota
Cottan
Bandy
Watertown
Bignkenbaker
Aberdeen
Eddie Wipt
Big Boy Stemmerman
Stem@ twurmand
Wipt
Vern Butler
Minneapolis
Eave Speed Clayton
Sioux Falls
Rippatoe
Sioux City
Haigh
Rik Anderson
Qin Dudley
Carpenter
Eddie Wipz
Old Timers Scrap by Tim Megrath at Badger Fight Night
Narrative recalls a night in San Francisco with Lillian Russell Louis Mann and others hosting a bizarre event a badger fight a bulldog told in a flurried memoir style, including local celebrities and a candlelit barn setup with bets and the unexpected sausage puller reveal the tone is nostalgic and anecdotal.
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Livan Russell
Louis Mann
Young Corbett
Lillian E Russell
Barry Tuthitl
Mike Sheehan
San Francisco
Lillian Russell
Weber and
Elds
Pater Daley
Charles Ross
Mabel Finton
Miss Russell
Taen
Mann
USD Prepares for Jackrabbits in North Central clash
Vermillion Feb 6 Special The South Dakota Coyotes brace for a North Central showdown with the Jackrabbits in Brookings tonight. Coach C B Horbe stressed fundamentals, new plays, and free throw drills after a rough showing against North Dakota. Stewart and Walker mix at center and guard, Edson sees guard work, Adking and Root solid at forwards. All players cleared academically, easing eligibility worries.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Brookings
C. B. Horbe
North Dakota Argie
Stewart
Walker
Drakes
Paterson
Bison
Rabbits
Adking
Root
Edsyon
Hoy
Track Prospects Bright at State
Brookings February 6 The South Dakota State College track team looks strong with ten veterans and several newcomers. Coach Bert Ekberg opened the training season and plans to build a balanced outfit ready for outdoor work. He lists key veterans and newcomers expected to bolster distance sprints hurdles and jumps.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Bert Ekberg
Gayale
Ekberg
Weett Engleman
Miller
Glenn Reitz
Sioux Falls
R. Gibson
Salem
Boyd Bankert
Clarence Hamann
New
Barnard
Golden Lyon
Canton
Arlington Beats Volga High In Drought Battle
Arlington defeated Volga 13 to 12 on Volga’s floor in a tense game. Unger led Volga with four field goals and the decisive basket, though Arlington edged ahead by a single score by halftime tied 7 to 7.
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Arlington
Volga High
VOLGA
Volga Boys
Oy Arlington
Unger
Coffee
Five Captains Lead Texas Aggies Track Team
The roster lists five captains for the Texas A and M track team with multi-sport roles. A Park captain and cross country athletes also participate in track. The report mentions Leonard of Carnegie Tech as a notably small basketball player, described as five feet eight inches tall and 229 pounds.
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Texas Aggies
Smasulest
Chicago Blackhawks vs Bruins hockey game report
A chaotic game description notes the Chicago Blackhawks hosting the Boston Bruins with most of the 16,201 seats reportedly filled. The fragment hints at a played match but lacks clear outcomes, performances, or dates. Further readable details would finalize the brief.
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Hockey Pats
Chicago Chicago
Chicago’ Blackhawks
Bostom. Bruins
Eaven
Atediany
Brooklyn baseball peace ends long power struggle
The National League settled the Brooklyn club dispute as Wilbert Robinson resigns as president and director then becomes manager for two years, while S W McKeever leads a new slate with Frank B York as president. Directors include Gisleau and Heydler appointees. League approves a 1929-30 schedule and considers rule tweaks allowing ejections for a set number of innings.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Club
National League
Wilbert Robinson
S. W. McReey
Ntional League
Robinson
Frank B. York
McKeever
Bouk
Josep A. Gillaaudeau
Charles H. Ebbets
John A. Heydler
Yorks
Caudesu
Gisleaudeau
Heydler
Brooklyn
Ebbets Heira
Watertown to Host Public Links Golf Tournament
Watertown announces the Northwest Public Links golf tournament will be held June 15 and 16 at Watertown Municipal Links. Players from North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Townl and Nebraska expected, with several South Dakota towns pledging participation. The 18 hole course overlooks Lake Kampeska and officials begin forming committees for the annual contest.
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Watertown
Minneapolis
Charles Carthright
Adarge
Shute
Aande
Grasa
Kampeska
Ae Waleome
Boxing Showdown Lights Up Dawn's Auditorium Tonight
Huron's Battling Kid Cotton and Broadland's Al Braun headline a 10 round bout at Dawn's auditorium part of a 32 round boxing event promoted by L. Blake and sponsored by the Huron American Legion. Both fighters appear for the first time in Huron with no prior notables.
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Kid Cotton
Huron
al Braun
Broadland
Dawn
L. Blake
Huron-American Legion
Dax
Eqayng Mey
Durocher Signs With Cincinnati Red Sox? Infield Shakeup
Cincinnati Reds acquire Leo Durocher from the New York Yankees for an unnamed player and cash. Durocher, a brilliant fielder with a .246 bat last season, joins a Reds infield expected to include Ford and Critz, possibly reshaping the double play mix.
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York
Cincinnati Reds
Leo Durocher
New York Yankees
Reds
Monty
Cincinnati
Jim
Lew
Ford
Critz
Douglas B
McWeeny
Brooklyn
Adolphod Luque
Illinois Climbs in Western Loop
Illinois rose to third place in the Western Conference after defeating Chicago 28 to 25, extending Chicago’s fifth straight defeat. The win came amid lineup changes including Horace May, as Illinois prepared for a clash with Minnesota in Minneapolis, aiming to upset the Gophers who have won only one game against a major opponent this season.
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Chicago
University of Iinoia
Wilns
Michigan
Horace May
Winois
Diiners
Minnesota
Minneapols
Gophers
Grover Alexander Signs First with the Phils
The narrative notes Grover Alexander as the first to sign with the Phillies. It references his readiness to keep his shirt on during PT play, discusses coach Zuprike’s automobile age remark, and mentions players and boxing figures like Jack Murphy and Gu Sonnenberg in a stream of opinions and anecdotes.
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Grover Alexander
PHILS
Grover
Will
Zuprike
Diinois
Northwestern
Gua
Sonnenberg
Jack Murphy
De Smet Opposes Leader Of East Central Friday
Bly week in the East Central South Dakota high school conference features a headlining clash between De Smet and Willow Lake. Willow Lake, unbeaten, visits De Smet as the battle highlights the schedule, with De Smet aiming to threaten for second place and possibly move higher if results go their way.
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DE Smet
East Central
Willow Finke
Pksterline
Hetland
Bryant
Willow Lake
Erwin
Hayti
Arington
Iroquois
Lake Preston
Olhany
Priday-Bancroft
Broquois
Ervin
The
Smet
Arlisston
California Plans National Ski Jumping Event at Tahoe
California announces a national ski jumping tournament to be held February 22 and 23 near Tahoe. American and international stars including Lars Haugen Anders Haugen Ted Rex Halver Walstad Sisurd Avand and Oliver Kalbel are slated to compete, with world records targeted.
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California
Tahoe
Calif
Fev
Tna
Eworld
Stephen Trogstad
Art Mateson
Carl Hall
Heavy
Welch to Coach Washington Freshmen in Seattle
Ralph Pest Welch, famed Pardue 1929 Big Ten champion fullback, is hired as University of Washington freshman coach by the student board of control. He replaces Tubby Graves as the program forms under Jimmy Phelan, with Welch reportedly moving from Lafayette, Indiana to Seattle with Chester Cotton Wilcox to tutor the Huskies backfield.
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Welch
Washington
Seattle
Wash
Ralph
Pest” Welch
Pardie
University of Washington
Tubby Graves
Yrad
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Carr Leads Three Pro Sports Leagues in Ohio
Joe Carr of Columbus serves as president of three major leagues. He directs the American Association in Baseball the National Football League and the National Basketball League.
De Smet Willow Lake Game Leads Interest
Special interest centers on Friday night’s county East Genital conference clash as Willow Lake remains undefeated after crushing Estelline 61 to 10. De Smet fans rally as Bryant and Arlington matchups loom, signaling a shift from defeat to victory.
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de Smet
Willow Lake
Lucs
Estelline
Ilwir Voor
Henry Falegano to Fight in Omaha Remi Windup Card
Henry Falegano of Des Moines, featherweight, meets Chet Wilkins of Omaha in the Remi Windup bout on the Omaha card. The show features Yommy Grogan of Omaha and Lupe Teusko of New York. Falegano recently defeated Sammy Martin of Sioux City in a ten round main event. Grogan knocked out Tony Legauri of Moints in two rounds.
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AMAIA
Henry Falegano
Des Moines
Chet Wilkins
Omaha
Remi
Yommy Grogan
Lupe Teusko
New York
Falegano
Sammy Martin
Sioux City
Grogan
Tony Legauri
Moints
Jase
Tennis Tourney Sees No Upsets In Indoor Nationals
New York players dominate as the national indoor championships enter the quarterfinals at Seventh Regiment Armory. Seven of eight favorites reach the singles quarters while all four seeded doubles teams remain. Remaining matches feature Frank Bunner of New Rochelle against Eugene McCauliff and Herbert Throwman of New York facing Perrin Stockafellow, with Gibert Fall and Ed Jenkins pairing for the New York club and Farris Coggeshall of Des Moines challenging Julius Lehigh University in the field.
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New York
Kezment Armory
Frank Bunter
New Rochelle
Eugene McCauliff
Herbert J. Thowman
Perrin Stockafellow
Gibert Fall
South
Oring Dee Ssdelet
Ed Jenkins
Hunter
Doubie
Farris Coggeshall
Tes Moines
Towa
Middle West
Julius le
Basketball Scores From Navy to Lehigh and More
Navy 34 Lehigh 20 Kansas 29 Kansas Aggies 26 Hitnois 26 Chicago 25. The snippet lists college basketball results with scattered team names and scores, indicating multiple games and close finishes across institutions.
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Navy
Lehigh
Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Hitnois
Chicaso
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