Dairymen, Recreation Clubs Clash On Court Night
In a tight doubleheader the Dairymen beat the Railroaders 27 17 as Black led scoring with five baskets. Culhane and Clement added points while four minutes saw the Railroaders short of players. Army and Recreation Parlor squads traded leads with Windhurst and Bloodgood producing key shots in a 14 12 finish for Company C. A separate note mentions a referee dispute amid Dempsey Sharkey preparations in Miami Beach.
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depayeemi-Zournaght Ov- Western
Robert J. Gao
Anman
Enited
Iso
Fenor BS
Dairymen
Dairy Products Club
Yeigh Shed
Railroaders
Culhane Crew
Black
Halloran
Clement
McCullen
Werrics
Wetrich
Sawyers
Otiers
I Clement
Culhane
H. Spang
le Sawyer
Squi
Gillespie
I Johnson
J Swanson
Warner
S Brockway
Parlors
Company C
Peterson
Recreations
Kruse
Bloodgood
Army
Windhurst
Will
Smith
Oyer - H. Lester
Big Club
Groves
Broodgood
Mies
Recreation Parlor
Phipps
Miami Beach
Fla
Pa” Stribling
Jack Sharkey
Flamingo Park
South
Mason-Dixon Hne
Dempsey
Peter
Lester
Windhhurst
O Ruark
Lees
Company
Ell
Harmon
Hinman
Potarettes
Walsh
Tillman
Crowna
Sangor Quits Ring After Loss To Canzoneri
Jody Sangor, 25, announces retirement from boxing after a seventh round KO by Tony Canzoneri in Chicago Coliseum crowd. He cites dissatisfaction with 1929 showing and his mother’s concerns, delivering the news on radio. Sangor’s final appearance featured brutal exchanges and a dramatic comeback moment before the decision.
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Chicago
Jody Sangor
Tony Canzoneri
Sanger
Coliseum
Milwaukee
Ames Conzeneri
Hue
Morgan
Bud Taylor
New York
Canzoneri
Scalpers Remain Contenders for Conference Flag
The Columbus college Mariners cling to title hopes with six wins and one loss, facing Southern Normal tonight in Huron, then Mines at Rapid City, Spearfish, and Sioux Falls at home and away. Huron, with five wins and two losses, also fights for the flag as Springfield and Southern hold remaining games.
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Sioue Walls
Columbus College Mariners
Sevan
Columbus
Meats Southern Norma
Yankton
Mines
Rapid City
Spearfish
Sioox Falls College
Ee Huron
Sioux Falls
Huron
Augustana
Northern
Seathers
Springfield
Southern
Wesleyan
C and NW Bowlers Beat Wildcats in League Clash
North Western edged the Wildcats two games to one in the Straight Away league at the Daunvalleys. James Moore led with 258 and Harry Baum 246, each winning a dollar alley prize for six straight strikes. Team average stood around 175 as scoring remained solid but no records fell. Baseball and basketball results from area colleges and high schools follow with Graceland, St Ambrose, and North Dakota among notable scores.
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Daunvalleys
North Western
Wildcats
Heip
James Moore
The
Railroaders
Harry Baum
Moore
Baum
Region tourney goes to Miller in South Dakota
Region four basketball tournament for districts 13 14 15 and 16 will be held in Miller South Dakota in March with O D Dunbar Huron High principal and committee member announcing the site after a bid tie with Fiuron. Drawings list A divisions 14 and 16 teams. Winners reach regional as Class A runners up as Class B for the first time in district meets. Vincent Montgomery USD head coach named referee.
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Miller
O. D. Dunbar
Huron
Fiuron
R.E. Rawlins
Pierre
South Dakota High School Athletic Board of Control
van Voorhis
Redfield
BE. Haskins
Highmore
A. G. Wright
Rogge says misheard and did not protest district 14 drawings
In a letter to the Huronite DeSmet coach C H Rogge says he did not protest the district 14 drawings by O D Dunbar and C J Krumm and had no protest filed He explains conversations with Dunbar about consolation rounds and notes notification practices in state and regional tournaments and regrets the misunderstanding.
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Huvonite Today
C. H. Rogge
DeSmet
District 14
O. D. Dunbar
Huron
C. J. Keemm
Tro ‘Quois
Mr. Dunbar
Dunbar
State Athletic Board of Control
Gyan
OG. H. Rogge
Rogge
Krumm
Walsh predicts Tilden reinstatement at Boston tennis meet
Chicago, Feb. 7. Harry S. Walsh, newly elected president of the Western Tennis Association, believes William Miden will be reinstated as an amateur in good standing by the United States Lawn Tennis Association at its Boston meeting Saturday. Walsh says Tilden’s case will be decided and he expects permanent restoration despite past troublemaking concerns.
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Tilden
Chicago
Harry S. Walsh
Western Tennis Association
William
Big Bil
Miden
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Boston
Walsh
State board to decide on drawings protest
Jarison stated the issue was a protest of rights to make the drawings by Krumm and himself rather than a protest of the drawings themselves. The question is important and has been referred to the state board of control for a final decision.
North Dakota Edges Morningside 28 27 In Sioux City
The University of North Dakota basketball team overcame Morningside College 28 to 27 last night in Sioux City. North Dakota rallied in the final four minutes scoring five points including a basket by Schave two free throws by Lee and a Jarrett field goal for the decisive lead. Hutchinson led Morningside with 11 points while all eight North Dakota players scored at least two points.
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Morningside
Sioux City
Fed
University of North Dakota Cagers
Morningside College
Schave
Lee
Jarrett
Hutchinson
Mitchell Triumphs Over Vermillion 36 12 in Close Finish
Vermillion opened strong caging four field goals but Mitchell shut them out in the first quarter. Tice starred as Vermillion failed to score a field goal in the last three quarters, final score 36 to 12 for Mitchell.
Miners Fall to Hounds 30 to 10 in Yankton defeat
In Yankton a tired School of Mines team dropped a 30 to 10 game as the Greyhounds stretched an eight-point early lead and dominated the second half. Yankton led 12 to 9 at halftime with a swift, open attack that Mines could not counter.
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Yankton
School of Mines
Greyhounds
Smith
Allen
Stearns
Fool
Pckman
E Lasley
Jones
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Graceland
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