Scalpers rout Vikings 36 to 11 in decisive win
Huron’s Scalpers dominated Augustana 36 to 11 as Nobligr en Nohlgren led with seven field goals and two free throws. Hall and Parker added strong supporting scores while Augustana struggled, managing only two second-half field goals and four free throws.
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Nobligren
Nohlgren
Hall
Parker
Funk
Augustana Club
Johnson
Jolson
Viking
Helgerson
Qualseth
Lerset
Paul Dee
Huron
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Wit ‘Thompson
Quaiseth
Lerseth
Taber
American Olympic Leader Plans April Sportsmen Meeting
An American Olympic leader calls a April meeting of sportsmen to debate professionalism versus amateurism, athletics' role in education, its value for citizenship, and whether sports shape personal character, citing Red Grange and other figures as examples. The note ends with a call for a formal gathering.
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Vougms Sacarour
Ene
Red Grange
AL Lassman
Roy Riedels
Gus Sonnenberg
HE Dempsey-Gibbons
Shelby
Mont
Ingwerson Favors New Fumble Rule
Iowa City Feb 20 Burton A Ingwerson head football coach at the University of Iowa believes the new rule making a fumbled ball dead at the point of recovery is good for the game Losing the ball by a fumble is a big enough penalty for the offense and the rule will make a fairer game and an improved standard of play.
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Iowa -City
Iowa
Burton A. Ingwerson
University of Iowa
Ingwerson
Rookie Gelbert Eyes Key Shortstop Role for Cardinals
St Louis Cardinals board high hopes on Charley Gelbert, a rookie shortstop from the Rochester farm, after ousting Thevenow and Maranville. Billy Southworth, new manager, calls him fast and strong at the plate, throwing, and fielding, aligning him as regular shortstop amid veteran doubt. The piece recalls Joe Sewell and Ray Chapman as precedents for rookies stepping up in pressure spots.
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Charley
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Gelbert
University of Pennsylvania
Short
Joe Sewell
Cleveland Indians
Gelbert
Ray Chapman
Carl Mays
Indians
Young Sewell
University of Alabama
St Louis Browns
Kress
Branxon
Browns
Cardinals
St. Louis
Thevenow
Maranville
Sports and business notes from early 20th century press
Snippets cover Babe Ruth contract talks with the Yankees and possible renewal terms, boxing philanthropy in Osakis Minnesota, promoter tensions at a Loughran Emanuel bout, Chuck Howe’s nose surgery at Johns Hopkins, Earl Wassak’s injury delaying return, Cardinals’ pitching worries, and Nazareth Pennsylvania’s modernization with electric lights replacing oil lamps.
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Tommy Gibbons
Osakis
Minn
St Masters
Los Angeles
Loughran
Tex Rickard
Chuck Howe
Princeton
Johns Hopkins ‘Hospital
Wassak
Earl Sande
Huron Dairy Club Defeats Brentford In Tourney Play
In Aberdhen on February 20 the Huron Dairy Products team rallied from a weak first half to beat Brentford 26 to 11 in the independent tournament. Brentford led 7 to 6 at halftime as Bloodgood scored 12 for Huron in the second period, aided by Halloran 5, Loomis 4 and Smith 2. Speck Frazier led Brentford with 9 of their 11 points. Huron advances to face Onaka in tonight’s quarterfinals with notable players Bloodgood and Belloran contributing scoring.
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Huron
Augustana Vikings
Vikings
Halte
Aberdhen
Huron Dairy Products
Brentford
Bloodgood
Halloran
Smith
Loomis
Speck” Frazier
Onaka
Cope
Aberdesu DeMolays
Breatford
Cawie
Frazier
F. Phillips
LaBay
Woonsocket Boy Heads to Cardinals Spring Training
Harold Brown, a Woonsocket youth aged 23, leaves for St. Louis to join the Cardinals and then on to Avon Park Florida for spring training. A right handed pitcher with semi pro experience, he will drive a car from St. Louis to Florida after previously playing in Cotton States, Blue Ridge and other leagues, finishing last season with 16 wins in 22 starts.
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Woonsocket
Harold Brown
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Avon Park
Fla
Cards
Brown
J. H. Brown
South Dakota
Minnesota
Buran
Laurel
Miss
Danville
Ill
Waynesboro
Blue Ridge
Wolsey Cagers top St Lawrence 97 14 in tilt
Wolsey hammered St Lawrence 97 to 14 in a fast, one sided game as Neéshime poured in 18 points while Muth led St Lawrence with five. Wolsey’s defense stifled the visitors throughout and Wolsey’s girls followed with a 21 to 19 win.
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Wolsey
St. Lawrence
Neéshime
Muth
St.Lawrence
Wolsey Girls
Armours Take 2 From Rustlers In League Play
Armour Club won two of three games against Cartner's Cattle and Ruatlera in Avenue league action. Harry Baum led Armour with a three game total of 539, while Joplin of the Rustlers posted 537. Individual scores included Christopherson 430 Coomes 348 Roy Wei 478 Simpai 443 and Banditep 228. Final tallies: Armours 79 852 to 2497.
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Hana Cay
Armour
Cartner
Ruatlera
Harry Baum
Armour Club
Joplin
Cattle Rustlers
Jopling
Christopherson
Coomes
Roy Wei
Simpai
Banditep
Armours
Helis
Hobbs
Landis
Zeller
Bowling Tourney Opens In Watertown South Dakota
S D Bowling Tourney opens at Watertown with eight local teams. schedule shows tournaments resuming with Sioux Falls and Castlewood teams, transport troubles threaten travel. Spor Myers of Pocatello tops Harry Eid Brown of Philadelphia in a distant note.
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S. D
Watertown
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Castlewood
Indianapolis
Spug Myers
Pocatello
Idaho
Harry Eid Brown
Philadelphia
Vadvertisenen
One Cent a Day Brings $100 a Month Policy Offer
Kansas City offers a limited National Protective Insurance policy at one cent a day. It promises $100 monthly for 13 months, or $1,206 to $1,800 on death, with a $3.65 yearly premium. No medical exam, 10 days free inspection, send name age address beneficiary and relation to 1457 Scarritt Bids Kansas City Mo.
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Kansas City
National Protective Insurance Association
Scarritt
Promoters Clash Over Chicago Kings Showdown
In Chicago two top promoters Paddy Harmon and Jim Mullen plan rival shows on March 12 and 13 after Illinois State Athletic Commission backed Mullen’s Coliseum card and tentatively approved Harmon’s New Chicago Stadium event. Harmon signed Tommy Loughran and Mickey Walker for the opening bout. Walker’s title defense gamble hinges on a $25,000 guarantee and a Las Vegas defense against Aca Hudkins.
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Chicago
Paddy Harmon
Jim Mullen
Harmon
Mullen
Illinois State Athletic Contaission
Coliseum
Brullen
Om Heeney
New Zealand
Otto von Porat
Tommy Loughran
Mickey Walker
State Commission
Walker
Aca Hudkins
Las Vegas
Paul Prehn
National Boxing Commission
Edward C. Foster
Providence
R. L
Eight Yachtsmen Dine in Honor Of Comrade
Eight elderly yachtsmen will begin March 28 to carry out a trust left by Harry Edmund late ryan, a yachtsman who died recently. He left 1600 dollars from which the eight companions will dine each March 28 in his memory. The dinner is to be annual until the last survivor inherits the fund. For thirty years the nine comrades sailed, golfed, and shared stories in clubhouses.
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London
Harry Edmund Lateran
Tony
Iroquois Town Team Tops Huron Auto Trades 34 39
In a see saw battle the Iroquois town team defeated the Huron Auto Trades cagers last night 34 to 39. The lead switched between the two sides throughout the game as Krall led the Incals to pull away in the closing minutes.
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Iroquois
Huron
Auto Trades
Incals
Krall
Antone
Nurmi Eyes One Hour Record At New York Meet
Paavo Nurmi has been invited to attempt a one hour running record at the New York county American Legion meet held at the 102nd Engineers Armory on February 27. The current mark is 11 miles 1,442 yards set by Jean Mouin of France in 1913. Nurmi thinks he can run at least 12 miles and perhaps more if he uses the Intercollegiate A A A A banked track, billed as the fastest indoor track in the country.
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Paavo Nurmi
New York
Beb
New York County American Legion
102Nd Engineers Armory
Jean Mouin
France
Sweden
Nurmi
Chicago high school tourney may lose national status
Chicago February report notes two thirds of 2000 principals oppose overemphasis on national high school tournaments. If the National Federation withdraws sanction of the Chicago Classic, other inter state events may also be discarded. The 1929 Chicago tournament, set for early April, is already sanctioned but changes would take effect next year.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
Cleveland
W. Whitten
National Federation
Lake Preston Girls Set To Face Strong Opposition In Title Decider
Lake Preston and Hitchcock clash next Tuesday in Lake Preston for the Central South Dakota championship. The Lake Preston lineup has recently defeated DeSmet Howard and troquois, among others, and the new arena is expected to draw a large audience for the decisive game.
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Lake Preston
Speclini
Hitchcock
Central South Dake
Inuron
DeSmet
Howard, Troquois
Lake Nordol
Magnolias Pick Referee for Shar key Stribling Fight
Edward J. Ne reports Lou Magnolia named by fighters and Dempsey as referee for the Shar key Stribling heavyweight bout to be held next week. Florida lacks a boxing commission so state and local rules clash. Massachusetts and New York rules influence decisions, while receipts reach about 6003 dollars ahead of the contest.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Jack Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Low Magnolia
Johnny Brassil
Boston
Magnolia
East
Jack Demnse
Brassil
Jack Sheehan
Massachusetts State Athletic Commission
Florida
Boxing Commission
Amy
Massachusetts
New York Commission
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