Auto Trades reach city league finals in tight win
Auto Trades beat Company C 25 to 19 to advance to the city league finals led by Brown who scored 15 points, including 12 in the second half. In the other game Dairy Products edged Standard Oil 29 to 21 as Thoman led the Dairymen with 20 points and Callahan plus Bloodgood added key baskets.
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of. Brown
Auto ‘Trades
Huron
Downing Company C
Dairymen
Auto Trades Club
Hubbard
Burger
Brown
Smith
Company C
Auto Tradea
Bloodgood
Looms
Automen
Groves
Kruses
Kruse
Foint
Krall
Munk
Automhen
Loomis
Harmon
Zuard
A Crawford
Ed Krall
Birdsall
Ayoungs
Brookman
The
Une ‘Auto Trades
Nest Company
Huron City
Huran Dairy
Oilers
Wahl
Thoman
Ai Callahan
Wabf
Sunaary
Helshan
Iahan
Basketball Results Highlight Local Scores
A fragment lists basketball results featuring Wesleyan aged 19 and Concordia at 22, with Guatavas Coimbascotone from Blo ei scoring 8 in the southeast region. The snippet is incomplete and lacks full context, teams, dates, and venue.
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Fan Wesleyan
Concordia
Guatavas Coimbascotone
Southe
Scalpers to meet Devils in triple bill Saturday
Huron College Scalpers face the Friedman Devils of Redfield in a Saturday night triple bill that also features Huron versus Redfield and Huron second team against Iroquois. Redfield claims state leadership, undefeated in independent play with nine wins, while Huron seeks a real challenge.
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Huron College
Friedman “Devils
Redfield
Huron High School
Huron
Iroquois High School
Iroquoia high-Huron
College Devils
Cires
Ita Yost‘er
Holgate
Dakota Wesleyans
C. O
Ward Bell
Parker
Snow
Hineto
Big Ten lively program pits champions against rivals
Associated Press reports a lively Big Ten program opening tomorrow after a three week layoff. Michigan and Ohio State clash at Ann Arbor as Indiana visits Town and Chicago faces Illinois in key basketball games. Wisconsin, Purdue, and Notre Dame meet in indoor track but injuries loom for Indiana and Iowa.
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Paul FR. Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Feb
Michigan
Ohio’ State
Ann Arbor
Indiana
Ohio State
Wolverines
Ilinois
Jaws
Hilnels
Wisconsin
Iowa
Towa City
Purdue
Lafayette
Notre Dame
South Bend
Weaver
Nee
Bartlett
Mimk
Minnesota
Illinois
University of West Virginia
Lowa
Northwestern
Grapplerss
Columbus
Towa
Wausaw
W.S
Bly Tel
Billy Barton Ready for Tests in England
Bil ly Barton, America's steeplechase star, is set for two public tryouts at Newbury on February 15 in a three mile steeplechase. Jockey Tom Gilman will ride, and he is also entered for the Grand National. Tornettiouly worked six furlongs on Tuesday and Thursday, with a sharp mile gallop.
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Wrongton
England
America
Billy Barton
Newbury
Tom. Gilman
Mila
Plan Own Tour Forney New York Tennis Stars Abroad
Plan to skip American zone Davis Cup duties and tour internationally. Bill Den and Frank Hunter, Davis Cup stalwarts, aim for European circuit starting May with French and British championships. They expect Tilden to be recalled by the USLTA and say several players can win the Davis Cup in the American zone without them.
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New York
Bie
Bill ‘den
Frank Hunter
Tilden
United States Lawn ‘Tennia. Association
Boston
Hunter
Paris
Davis
Nonamaker Leads In World Horsees Championship Play
In St Petersburg Florida Blair Nonamaker of Cleveland holds a one game lead over Bert Duryea in the race for the world horseshoes title. Duryea stands second with eight wins and one loss, while Nonamaker has nine victories. The semi finals and final rounds were set to begin tomorrow as the tournament nears its conclusion.
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Nonamaker
St, Petersburg
Fla
Pas
Blair Nonamaker
Cleveland
Bert Duryea
Tomor
Duryeo
Nona
Sxaindt
Americans Not Enjoying Races at Milrose and Newark Shows
Edvin Widsand and Percy Williams outpace rivals in Newark AAU events while Paavo Nurmi rests for Milrose. Williams wins 2 60 yard handicap near indoor record pace, Wide takes two mile handicap by a half lap. Nurmi clocks 9 49 3 8 for mile distance at Milrose pace. Williams and Wide set two victories in two starts in American indoor season.
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Werbert W. Barker
Press
Nurimt
Paavo
Edvin Widsand
Percy Williams
Vancouver
Nurmi
Williams
Newark
A.A
Willams
Bob’ Wiedse
New York U. CO
Charley Hagmuen
New York University
Irvin Totten
Milrone A. Ac
Rup-pi
Nurini
Wide
North Dakota Opens New Field House with 27–12 Win
The University of North Dakota basketball team christened the new $250,000 field house by routing South Dakota Coyotes 27 to 12. Nodaks held the Coyotes scoreless in the first half as Schave led with 11 points and Boyd starred for the Flickers. A large crowd filled the arena for the debut.
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Vermellion
University of North Dakota
Unigaratty of
South Dakota
Coyotes
Nodaks
Schave
Boyd
Root
Goyote
N.B. U
G& HE
Jarrett
Forchtner
Paterson
High Interest in South Dakota State North Dakota Tilt
South Dakota State prepares for a pivotal home game against North Dakota University amid high community interest. Coach Edmonds notes the outcome could decide the conference title race, with key players like Schave and Hamann shaping the offense and Leitch declared ineligible. A packed Armory crowd is anticipated for tonight’s showdown.
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Brookings
Ifeb. S
South Dakota State
North Dakota University
George Edmonda
Grand Forks
Ben 10
Fargo
Leitch
Edmonds
Shhave
Homore
Schave
South Dakota University
Morningside
North’ Dakota University
Hemonds
Christy
Nicholson
Hamann
Engelmann
Schacter
Herting
Jpair
Pat Krug
Lester Bell To Play Third For Boston
Boston announces Lester Bell will assume the third base job amid lineup reshuffles and an effort to boost offense as the team navigates a difficult season. Frank details are uncertain due to garbled source text.
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Lester Bell
Boston
Tigers at Aberdeen Tonight and Redfield Here Saturday
Huron high school hoops team leaves for Aberdeen as coach Frank Coffey reports improved unit strength with Campbell and Walz joining. Tigers seek a second win after a 14 17 victory January 25, with Redfield to follow in a doubleheader Saturday night.
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Tiger
Frank Coffey
Huron High School
Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School
Art Campbell
Ernie Walz
Batleves
Yankton
Tigers
Hare
Huron
Campbell
Collin
Bryan
Ayres
Kucera
Walz
Redfield i
Redfield
Dairymen Enter Aberdeen Meet in Independent Tourney
Huron's sole entry in the Independent tournament to be held at Aberdeen on February 19 to 22 will face Brentford's Independent team in the opening game February 19. Manager F Gulhane announced the travel squad: R Wet Heh Bloodgood Smith Hinman Holloran Loomis Gillespie and Clements. Hinman, a former South Dakota University star, referees the city league. Quarterfinals run February 20, semis February 21, finals February 22. Fights last night included Ves Gale Fano and others with several decisions and stoppages across Burlington and Kansas City.
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Huron
Aberdeen
Brentford
F. Gulhane
R. Wet Heh
Bloodgood
Smith
Hinman
Holloran
Loomis
Gillespie
Clements
Matsuyama Maintains Lead In World Billiards Tourney
Matsuyama now leads with two victories and no defeats as the world's championship 18.2 bal line billiards tournament progresses. A strong showing by Eric Hagemacher derails Jake Schaefer, while Horeman climbs with decisive wins over Grange and Grage. Strong entrants Hagerlaeher Cochran and Welker Cochran stay close behind the Japanese leader, with Grange suffering three straight setbacks.
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Rinreyi Matsuyama
Eric Hagenlacher
Hagenlacher
Jake Schaefer
Matsuyama
Edouard Hore Joane di Bergini
Behid
Feadera
Schacier
Hagerlaeher
Welker
Cochran
Hollywood
Mat Horemann
Graige
Al Singer to Meet Bad Taylor in Madison Square Bout
New York February 8 Al Singer a young New Yorker meets Bad Taylor a blond terror in a ten round featherweight elimination bout at Madison Square Garden. The winner advances to face Tony Canzoneri for a title try against Andre Routis. Canzoneri yesterday knocked out Joey Sanger in his first elimination. Singer opened as a 2 1 0 favorite over the veteran midwesterner. San Francisco Pete Meyers stopped Sammy Baker in San Francisco.
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New York
AL Sopeer
Bad
Taylor
Madison Square
Andre Routis
Tony’ Canzoneri
Routis
Canzoneri
Joey Sanger
Purcher
Middlewest
Dempsey- Stribling Fight Builds At Madison Square Garden
Promoters report about 30000 profit at the Sharkey Stribling bout while Miami Beach ticket sales top 189000 as February 27 slugfest nears. Principals add ring workouts as training tightens for the arena spectacle amid promotional preparations and travel plans.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Flamingo Park
Jats
Ij Comple Tins
Gaston Saltor West
Tampa
Sidhling
Everglades Thesday
12 000 Enter Pin Meet In Chicago
A. B. C. secretary A. Li Langtry announced Chicago leads with 1 263 teams for the pin meet tourney next month. Detroit Milwaukee St. Louis Cleveland Buffalo also sent many out of town teams as work begins on 32 new alleys in Deser.
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Chicago
Margathan
A. Li Langtry
Detroit
Miwankes
St. Louis
Cleveland
Buffalo
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Drew
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