Huron Team Faces Yankton Clash With Greyhounds
Springfield report notes Huron players squandered scoring chances as Southern Normal led 34 to 18 at final, 35 to 7 at half. Schellenkamp starred for Southern Normal. Woiner led Huron. Next, Huron plays Yankton College tonight.
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Huron
Yankton
Greyhounds
Springfelt
Springfield
Southern Normal
Southern
Souther Normal
Schellenkamp
Woiner
Yankton College
Southern Fuil
Misterick
Leo Harmon
Coyotes Face Sioux Falls in Armory Showdown Tonight
Vermillion February 17 The University of South Dakota Coyotes practiced well and are set to meet Sioux Falls college Braves in the new armory tonight. Coach Rube Pair aims to test strength, rest regulars for a North Dakota road trip with Grand Forks and Fargo on tap. Adkins and Root probable starters with Buck at center and Ericsson and Drakes at guard.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota Coyotes
Sioux Falls College
Co. B
Braves
Coyotes
Grand Forks
Fargo
N. D
We Dakota University
State Colege
Sioux Falls
Walker
Maloney
Coyote
Stewart
Espe
Greene
Grimes Aims For More Baseball Records
St Louis reports Burleigh Grimes, veteran pitcher, projects 16th NL season and 62 wins to beat Grover Alexander's NL mark. With 312 victories, he leads active majors, rivals include Eppa Rixey at 251. Grimes joined the Cardinals midseason after 3 name record shows heavy career totals.
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ST. Louis
Burleigh Grimes
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Goithaiter
Alex the Great
Grimes
Tell Cincinnati
Burleg
Boston Braves
Cardinals
Pat Roche Silent On Lingle Murder Probe
Pat Roche chief investigator in the Alfred Jake Lingle case remained silent after a three week trip to Havana Mis trill New Orleans and other cites. A witness to the Lingle murder returned as Roche pursued leads and made no public statement today.
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Pat Roche
Jake Lingle
Cigcago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Hevane
Mistril
New Orleans
Lingle
Captain Campbell Prefers Walking to Driving in Traffic
New York report profiles Captain Malcolm Campbell, world land speed record holder, noting his preference for walking over driving and flying over trains. The piece highlights his aristocratic background, boxing interest, pirate gold fantasies, airplane era achievements, Sahara flight, brief captivity by Rif tribes, and fame at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Malcolm Campbell
Airdale
Royal Flying Corps
Sahara Desert
Vince Dunilee
Len Harvey
Madison Square’ Garden
Savoldi Debuts With Rough Bout Sends Opponent To Hospital
In Kansas City on February 17, Jumping Joe Savoldi, ex Notre Dame fullback, defeated Don De Long in his pro wrestling debut. Savoldi used rough tactics, delivering three reverse headlocks and two body slams, winning the first fall in 8 minutes 30 seconds and leaving De Long with a dislocated shoulder and bruised jaw. De Long, billed as French heavyweight champion, slammed Savoldi early but failed to halt the onslaught.
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Kansas City
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Don de Long
de Long
Savoldi
Joe
Swith
Jefferson basketball teams sweep Washington foes in cage play
Grade Schoolers opened their winter schedule with two wins and one loss. The Jefferson A team beat Washington A 18-8, while the B team edged Washington B 22-17. Washington C held Jefferson to six points but still lost 6-9, preventing a shutout.
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Jefferson
Hur Omigrade
Jeffersons
Washington
Washington~qaint
Dawson's Golf Title Hopes Stretched by Field Elites
Dawson leads a strong out of state group in pursuit of the championship at the Tithe renewal golf event. Among entrants is Johnny Goodman of Omaha, with players set to compete in a 38 hole flight and a 16 man final for the crown.
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Dawson
Johnny Dawson
Chicago Star
Johnny Goodman
Oanaha
Gr School BabbeYsall Canterville Gayvile Note
A clipped item appears to reference a school event or notice involving a group or team with names like Canterville and Gayvile. The readable fragment suggests a school context, possibly a meeting or activity, but specifics are unclear.
Changes in football rules kept for another year
New York Feb 11 The rules committee after Absecon N J weekend discussion announces one change removing the arbitrary award or disallowal of the point after touchdown when offside is called. Now if the defense is offside it is penalized half the distance to the goal and the try is repeated from the goal line side.
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New York
Absecon
N. J
Huron Juniors Defeat Cavour in Hot Contest
Huron junior high team used a balanced attack and sturdy defense to beat Cavour juniors 36 to 21. Devick led Huron with 19 points while Engiebretsen added four field goals as the winners led from start to finish in Cavour on Feb 17.
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Cavour
Huron
Cavour Quint
Devick
Engiebretsen
Hornbeck
Cavotr
Martin
Baron
Tept
Gel Englebret Sen
Teuber
Judson
Hoppel
Kinsman
Courhlin
Edwards
MrGuire
Costello
Ti Sweet
Lind
Huronow Cayour
Expansion Planned By S D Ski Club Will Build Slides
Canton Feb 1747 Sioux Valley Ski Club outlines expansion plans including a larger jumping slide above the Big Sioux river with a surface potentially 208 feet long. A location shift could add about 100 feet, creating better spectator views and rivaling Rocky Mountain and eastern resort slides. Plans include consulting star jumper Peder Falstad on building slides in the Black Hills and staging winter tournaments at Sylvan Lake Rapid City Spearfish. Officials aim to foster big time ski jumping and possibly invite the American Olympic team for next year’s trials as Lake Placid hosts the Winter Olympics.
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Canton
Sioux Valley Ski Etth
Black Hills
Sig Knudsen
Sioux Valley Club
Big Sioux River
Knudsen
Canton Club
Rocky Mountains
Peder, Falstad
Sioux Valley
South Dakota
Falstad
Rapid City
Colorado
Incal
Sylvan Lake
Spearfish
Colorado Rocky Mountain
Lake Placid
New York
Northwestern Falls to Minnesota in Western Conference Clash
Illinois Wasets Wildcat Cagers report Minnesota thrashed Northwestern 35 to 7 on the Wildcats home floor. Northwestern’s first loss in eight starts followed a Minnesota win over Purdue 30 to 26. Iowa beat Wisconsin 21 to 1 in Iowa City, influencing the conference race ahead of a Minneapolis meeting next Monday.
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Chicago
Tminnesota
Tinos
Northwestern
Tilini
Wildcats
Minnesota
Purdue
Minneapolis
Iowa
Wisconsin
Iowa City
Tickets Go On Sale For Preston Tourney
Tickets for the Preston tournament go on sale in Lake Preston with special reserved mats for Kingsbery county events. Days and venues across towns will feature the sale, with advance ticket miles indicating demand and seating.
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Preston
Lake
Kingsbery County
Laioe Prades
Boxing Pugilists Turn to Writing and Baseball Deals
Boxing figures pivot to writing op eds as side work while a star pitcher, Henry Johnson, signs with the New York Yankees, reducing holdouts to four. Charles Arthur Shires returns in Chicago as a basketball player for the Milwanker Badgers tonight.
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Johnson
YANKS
NEW York
Henry Johnson
New York Yankee
Shires
Chicago
Charles Arthur (the Great
Milwanker Badgers
Penn Paces Conger in Indoor Mile at Madison Square Garden
Carl A. S. Coan, a Penn senior, defeats Ray Conger of Illinois A.C. in the indoor mile at New York's Madison Square Garden, clocking 4 minutes 13 seconds to break Conger’s 12 straight mile wins. Coan trails early, then surges to edge Conger at the tape, nearly tying the world indoor record.
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Penmsstvante
Iinois
A. C. Speeder
Luce
Baxter Mie Ie
Coan
Winers
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Ray Conger
Illinois
A.C. Flyer
Carl A. S. Coan
Penn
A.C. Gamez
Madison Square Garden
George Bullwinkle
College of the City of
Conger
Gene Venzke
Lloyd Hahn
Paavo Nurmi
Finland
Jose Ray
Chicago
Hahn
Bates College
Russell Chapman
Seraphin Martin
France
Phil Edwards
Canada
Paul Martin
St Teresa Quint to Meet Miller Tonight in Hoops Card
St Teresa parish school basketball team coached by Carl Wetrick meets Miller junior high on Miller floor in the first of a busy three game week. Thursday they travel to Iroquois for a return game, then Sunday host Watertown in a Thome contest. Starting lineup includes McDermott and Johnson forward, Dolan center, with McGinty and Landan or De Nolf guard.
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Carl Wetrick
St. Teresa
Miller Junior High
Miller
Huron Catholic
St Teresans
Iroquois Junior High
Iroquois
Watertown Parocchial School
Quint
Miller High
Huron
St. Teresans
St. Tere
Eson
McDermott
Johnson
Dolan
McGinty
Landan
de Nolf
Walsh
Tobin
Cubs Gather For Spring Training in Los Angeles
Fourteen Cubs players including Bob Lewis and Rogers Hornsby arrived in Los Angeles on February 11 en route to Santa Catalina Island to join the manager and nine other players. The group features nine pitchers, two catchers, two coaches, and a trainer with more teammates expected a week later as Hornsby plans daily long workouts amid an intensive spring grind. Ed Baecht arrived earlier and joined the group with Fred Blake, Charlie Root, Bud Teachout, Bob Osborn, George Bell, Earl Grace, and Bill Campbell.
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Cubs
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Santa Catalina Island
Rogers Hornsby
Bob Lewis
Hornsby
Island
Ed Baecht
Catalina
Fred Blake
Charlie Root
Bud Teachout
Bob Osborn
George Bell
Earl Grace
Bill Campbell
Six Team Industrial Bowling League Formed in Huron
A new six team league forms in Huron with Armour Packers opening last night against Northwest Motor. Barber team faces Wilson Barber, Legion and C N W Railroad join the schedule with matches spread through February to March. Cash prizes will be awarded at season end per Rey Dsum, manager of the Huron alleys.
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Huron
Armour Packers
Northwest Motor Com
Barbers
Wisden-Barber Garagemen
Legion Andy C
N. W. Railroad Quint
Rey Dsum
Huron Valleys
Mmeason
Armours
Legion
Wilson-Barber
N. W. Motors
N. W
Wilon-Barber
N. WW. Motors
Wilsons-Barbere
Wolheim Returns From Illness After Surgery
Los Angeles reports Louis Wolheim the screen villain is recovering after an operation. In Miller on February 13 the 5th district basketball tournament will be held locally. Speetagene Ratings two cage meet at Miller.
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Wolheim
Bad Man of Movies
Los Angeles
Louis Wolheim
Miller
Speetagene
June 19 Is Set For Title Bout In Chicago
Chicago news agency reports Max Schmeling and W. M. (Young) Stribling will clash for the world heavyweight title on June 19 likely at Soldier Field. Madison Square Garden's William F. Carey affirmed the date as reasonably certain, while details and venue approvals from authorities were still pending.
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Chicago
Max Schmeling
Young
Stribling
Soldier Field
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Carey
New York
Sheldon Clark
Chicago Stadium Corporation
George F. Getz
Tex Rickard
Illinois State Athletic Commission
South Park Board
Lake Front
Bass Wins by Technical KO Then Rounds Exhibition
In Philadelphia at the Arena Benny Bass junior lightweight champion won by a technical knockout in the second round over Bud Taylor. After Taylor protested a foul Bass agreed to a five round exhibition to placate the fans. The state athletic commission ordered Bass back after he initially refused, and the exhibition followed with added controversy and split opinions among the press. The crowd and exhibitors viewed the outcome as contentious but entertaining.
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Philadelphia
Arena
Benny Bass
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Leo Houck
Bass
Taylor
Houck
Frank Weiner
State Athletic Commission
Bent
Ree
Nine Tilts Remain In 1931 Campaign Bucks Cinch Title
The Yankton Bucks hold first in Easter South Dakota conference and Sioux Falls tests, while Huron Mitchell and Yankton vie for third. Bucks win 27 26 8 and 28 20 over Madison this week, extending eleven straight wins. Sioux Falls, Watertown, Huron, and Mitchell also face key matchups as the schedule closes.
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Huron
Mitchell
Hrootings
Sioux Falls
Madison
Yankton
Watertown
Aberdeen
Liz Redfield
Yankton Bucks
South Dakota
Gnal
Sioux
Siowr Fair Espense
Sioux Fil
Brookings
Te Triers
Vermillion
Watertoom Arrows
Arrows
Vermilli
Redfield
Seth Dakota
Alpena High School Versus Fitchcodedla Narrow Victory
Alpena High faced Fitchcodedla in a tense matchup, finishing 35-14 at halftime and trading leads through a chaotic second half. Harms and Barber led scoring bursts while exchanges and overtime efforts kept the crowd engaged, with key plays rotating between both teams.
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Bitchcodla High School
Harms
Bitchcodi
Barber Pley
Ren
Alo
Haldint
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and States
A scrambled sports roundup lists numerous college basketball results with scores showing Wisconsin over unknown opponent 19 to 17, Marquette 28 and 2, Ohio State 5, Missouri 28, Purdue 28, Northwestern 2, Detroit 21, Loyola Chicago 16, and St Cloud Teachers 3 versus State Teachers 18. The OCR text is incomplete but conveys a volley of scorelines and team mentions across multiple institutions.
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Wisconsin
Town State
Nebroska
Marquette
Lawrence
Chicago
Ohio State
Missouri
Washington
Minnesota
Purdue
Flincis
Northwestern
of Detroit
Loyola of Chicago
St Cloud
Ti State
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Sioux Valley Organization
Wasets
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Max
George Bernard Shaw
Soe
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Freddie
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