Spouols To Meet Coffeymen In Night of Local Ball
Coffeymen face Aberdeen Golden Eagles 27 to 17 in a late game at Hur a collage gymnasium headlining a evening of independent clashes. Redfield and Huron vie with Iroquois in preliminary and others, led by Cy Holgate and McCarney, as Redfield high stars underpin a packed program.
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Quois Record Shows 10 Victories in Season
Quois high school basketball continues to win with regularity. The team, playing through tough conditions, achieved its 12th game win streak with most victories by wide margins. Players Binger Britt Taylor are noted among the contributors.
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Gus's Tackle Ruled. Legal In Illinois
Gus Sonnenberg's living tackle technique was ruled legal in Illinois after a recent exhibition match with Jack Yorkes. The Illinois State Athletic Commission sanctioned the move noting Sonnenberg pinned Forbes in under a minute.
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Al Singer Wins On Foul Blow In Boxing Bout
New York second division featherweight elimination fight ended in the fourth round when Terre Haute puncher Taylor fouled Al Singer of New York City, causing referee Pat Haley to stop the bout at Madison Square Garden. Singer was ahead on pace and points before the foul, with Taylor later potentially rematching. The crowd of about 20 000 witnessed the stoppage as the bout aimed to crown a challenger for 126 pound champion Andre Koutis.
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Speed Kings to Battle Tonight at Milrose Meet
Ganedian and Nurmi headline the Milrose A A A meet with Paavo Nurmi and Edvin Wide dominating distance events while sprinters include Percy Williams and Jimmy Quinn. Contenders from Syracuse Holy Cross Georgia Tech Boston and New York clubs compete for top honors in fast dash and two mile events as the European and American stars clash.
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Spearfish Downs Ron Normal In Dual Meet Win
Spearfish beat Ron Normal in the second game of a dual meet with a 19 point margin. Sullivan scored four baskets and three free throws while Hammo contributed points as Spearfish secured the victory.
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Huron Boys Rally To Defeat Aberdeen Eagles
Huron high school posted a 27-17 victory over Aberdeen in Aberdeen as Bryan and Colin sparked a second half surge. Ayres Racers and Hester anchored defense and Campbell, Colin, and Bryan led late offense driving a fifth straight win for Coach Coffey's cagers.
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Hitchcock Beats Lebanon 71 to 2 in Big Victory
Hitchcock basketball team overwhelmed Lebanon last night winning 71 to 2 after leading 43 to 0 at halftime. Harms led Hitchcock with 14 points while Medberry scored all five for Lebanon.
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Madison High Defeats Watertown in Low-Scoring Clash
Madison High School edged Watertown 26 to 25 in a tight Watertown gym. Gregorson led Madison with key baskets while Freeborg paced Watertown's offense in a defensive contest.
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La Barba Wins World Flyweight Title In Bout
Fidel La Barba defeated Willie Smith in a points decision to claim the world flyweight championship. The bout, held tonight, showcased La Barba as the reigning champion. South African bantamweight contender also featured on the card in a separate matchup.
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Fight Ends With Narrow Toledg Upset In New York
A tense bout in New York produced a narrow decision as Joe-Pack defeated Gitlitz in a hard fought contest. Both fighters exchanged sharp blows, with Toledg claiming the measure in a competitive street-to-ring clash.
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Jap still has perfect record in billiards title bid
Kinrey Matsuyama the 4 foot 11 inch Japanese player trails early against Eric Hageslacher but fights back to win 400 to 355 and extend his world championship unbeaten streak. He now faces Welker Cochran and Jake Schaefer in upcoming challenges as the crowd hails his courage and skill under pressure.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Matchups
A roundup of college basketball results shows Washington 29 over Drake 26, Simpson 39 over Parsons 29, Iowa Wesleyan 37 over Penn 32, St. Ambrose 25 over DePaul 24, Western Union 34 over Upper Town 17, Wartburg 49 over Mason City Juniors 12, Missouri 35 over Kansas Aggies 25, Carleton 29 over Monmouth 25, Forte College 31 over Nebraska Wesleyan 29, Cotner 16, Augsburg College 62 over Park Region College, Hopkins 15 over Georgetown 27, New York A C 26, Sioux Falls College 34 over Springfield Normal 14, St. Cloud Teachers 13 over Mankato State Teachers, Superior Teachers 80 over Cedlexa 23, River Falls Teachers College 23.
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Big Bill Tilden Restored To Amateur Status
In Boston on a five minute session the United States Lawn Tennis Association executive committee restored Big Bill Tilden to good standing after a report found no further violation of amateur rules. The move follows last summer’s suspension tied to the payer writer rule, and places Tilden high in the rankings for 1928 play.
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Georgia Techois Signs Band Leader Multitalented
A sprawling, garbled notice claims Georgia Techois signed a new band leader skilled on numerous instruments including glotin, Hawaiian guitar, tenor banjo, mandolin, ukulele, flute, saxophone, and more. It also oddly mentions Connie Mack sending Hal Rhyne to the Boston Red Sox and hints at Sunday baseball.
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Redmen Beat Miller High in Woonsocket Showdown
Woonsocket High School cagers edged Miller 22 to 25 in a tight game led by Coach John Hogan. Moberg and Ball led Woonsocket with eight points each while Bein and Vreeland added four, and Miller’s Stensland, Van Leave, and M Stensland contributed modestly. Cannon was scoreless for the visitors.
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Bonilla Upsets Wessington 13-9 in tight clash
Bonilla high school cagers edged Wessington 13-9 in a best tilt. At halftime Bonilla led 5-4 with Ratke scoring six for Bonilla and McWirath five for Wessington. Wessington’s girls won 54 to 9, leading 30-3 at the half.
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Chuck Bennett May Carry On For Army Football
Tinton Indiana February 3 Charles Chuck Hewnett one of Indiana university's greatest halfbacks may carry on for the Army football forces Bennett has been notified that he successfully passed all retrements and examinations after West Point He was all Big Ten halfback last season.
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Chuck" Hewnett
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Wolverines Open Big Ten Schedule After Layoff
Michigan basketball returns to action in Ann Arbor facing Ohio State after a lengthy idle spell. With four straight wins, the Wolverines aim to maintain the lead in the Big Ten race while Indiana Iowa Illinois Chicago and Wisconsin Purdue contend for spots. George Keenker leads Michigan as the team prepares for a tough Buckeye challenge and hopes the layoff doesn’t disrupt their sharp shooters.
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De Smet Leads East Central Race With 22 0 Win
De Smet high school moved ahead in the East Central standings by defeating Arlington 22 to 0, all but clinching the conference title as they led 12 to 0 at halftime. Marvin Smith emerged as a scoring threat with eight points after previously being a substitute, while Wetrich refereed the game. A prep game saw De Smet Preps beat Arlington Preps 17 to 37.
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Sioux Lose 21-20 in Yankton Bucks Top Sioux Bulls
Yankton Bucks defeated the Sioux Bulls 21 to 20 in a tight Eastern South Dakota high school conference basketball game. Bur dette of Sioux Falls led with 10 points while Jensen starred for Yankton in a furious battle.
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Kingsbury County Tourney Draws Set For Arlington
ARLINGTON Feb 9 Special The Kingsbury county high school basketball tournament drawings have been made for February 22 and 23 at Arlington. The matched pairs include Hetland Arlington Lake Preston versus Troquois De Smet Oldham Irwin Bancroft. The opening game starts at two o clock Friday with play continuing through Saturday until 3 00 pm no final game scheduled. Eau Claire Wisconsin Johnny Ciccone Batt and Jimmy Becker Chicago 10.
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