Braves rally just short as Sioux Falls tops Huron 32 31
Sioux Falls college, leading the South Dakota intercollegiate conference, survived a late rally by Huron college to win 32 to 31. A slow start and a second half push by Huron narrowed the margin, but Youel sealed the victory with a final minute field goal and a free throw.
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Huron
Braves Annex
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
South Dakota
Braves
Huron College
Casem Wells
Youel
Joe Lowe
Greene
Schimkat Sioux Falls
Peint
Jane
Heron
Lowe
Anderson
Welson
Antle
Nouel
Hauge
Shimkat
Manderschei Jensen
Helfer
Winter
Webb
Peirce
Falls
Galvin
St. Viator
Ramage And Louis Clash At Wrigley Field In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles February a fight card features heavyweight Ramage facing Louis in a bid to restore his reputation after Louis defeated him in Chicago months earlier. Louis, in peak form with 14 knockouts since July, seeks another win while Ramage tries to dodge hard blows and seize the nod. A ten round semi windup pits midget Wolsast against featherweight Zurita in Philadelphia bred bouts.
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Los Angeles
P—Lee Amaze
Californa
Mart
Wrigley Feld
Joe Wiis
Detroit
Louis
Chicago
San Diego
Ramone
Symnasium
Wolsast
Philadelphia
Juan Zurita
Mexico
D. F
Daniels dominates Christy in eight round Sioux Falls card
Babe Daniels of Minneapolis overwhelmed Stan Christy of St. Paul with a third round stoppage in the eight round main event. Christy fell after a nine count and staggered to his feet, Daniels landing a sharp right hook to seal the win.
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Babe Daniels
Stan Christy
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Daniels
Christy
Art van Sickel
Sioux
Harold Siegel
Harry May
Sioux Fale
Clair Ortneyr
Fedora
George May
Sions Falls
Babe Schroctter
Wilbur Bielke
Jercy Roby
Kid Sorenson
Aonage Robertson
Drew de
Basketball Results From Associated Press Scores Reported
Western Union 32 Buena Vista 3. Creighton 53 Vanderbilt 2. Army 38 Bucknell 7. Alabama 2 Georgia 16. Columbia 40 Princeton 27. Temple 36 Georgetown 31. Georgia Tech 42 Mercer 3. Gustavus Adolphus 35 Concordia 22. Sioux Falls 32 Huron 31. Wesleyan 45 South Dakota 21.
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Associated Press
Western Union
Buena Vista
Creighton
Vanderbilt
Army
Bucknell
Alabama
Georgia
Columbia
Princeton
Temple
Georgetown
Georgia Tech
Mercer
Gustavus Adolphus
Concordia
Sioux Falls College
Huron College
Se Wesleyan
South Dakota
Babe Ruth Eyes Manager Job After Homecoming
Basebal suns Ruth returns from world tour weighing future while contemplating a post as major league manager. He hints at signing with the New York Yankees as a regular outfielder if needed, but rejects only bench duties. The 41 year old star cites long service with Yankees and a wish to lead, not ride the bench.
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Ruth
Stex
New York Yankees
St Petersburg
Ruth Sg
Jacob Ruppert
Yankee
Yankees
Motorboats Open Regatta On Lake Worth At Palm Beach
Washington's birthday regatta drew top U S racing power to Lake Worth Palm Beach with a wind cut opening day to three heats for class A outboards Gar Wood of Miami and Detroit won two heats and led with 80 points. Outboard class B C and F races and inboard events are scheduled as sailboats race Sunday.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Lake Worth
Gar Wood
Miari Meach
Detroit
Hurd And Stack Lead North American Speed Crown
Hurd and Stack from Kirkland Lake Ont dominate the North American speed skating championship. After winning the first three events, each tallies 6 points, toppling Lamar Ottsen of St Louis and Herb Flack of Toronto who hold 20 and the defending champion Eddie Wedge Detroit and L Sylvester Montreal with 10 each. Tonight's program continues with the championship climax.
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Hurd
Stack
Saint John
N. B
Peb
Alex Hurd
Frank Stack
Kirkland Lake
Ont
Lamar Ottsen
St Louis
Herb Flack
Toronto
Creighton Names Marchmont Schwartz New Grid Coach
Creighton University in Omaha announces Marchmont Schwartz 26 year old former Notre Dame halfback as its new head coach. Schwartz, tall and brown eyed, played on Knute Rockne's 1930 undefeated team and earned national all American honors again in 193? under Beartley and Anderson, noted for athletic versatility and leadership potential.
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Omaha
Neb
Marchmont
Marchy” Schwartz
Creighton University
Notre Dame
Marchmont Schwariz
Hig
Knute Rockne
Beartley
Anderson
King Levinsky Promises More Ring Action in South Tour
In Daytona Beach on February 1 Associated Press reports Kingfish Levinsky says he has knocked out five opponents since leaving Chicago and aims for cities from St. Petersburg to New Orleans. He weighs 201 pounds, enjoys the tour for education and laughs at southern slang while noting earnings of about 49 dollars per night.
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Bpward J
Nes
Associated Press
Daytona Beach
Fla
Max Baersn
Tony Shucco
Shucco
Kingfish Levinsky
Hotcha
Jim
Garfield
Armstrong
Chicago
Red Town
Sarasota
Savage
Tampa
Teddy Demarino
Palm Resedes
Jack Townsend
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Tampangsia
Charlotte
Charleston
Ting
Malcole Campbell
Baxwell Street
Mixx Baer
Kingtiab
Welterweights Clash in Third Title Bid at Huron
Dick Demeray of Aberdeen defends the South Dakota welterweight crown in a ten round main bout against AL Braun of Broadland at Daum's Auditorium in Huron. Braun seeks his first win over Demeray after two prior attempts as Clarence Andersen meets Les Barringer in a six round semi. Amateur and preliminary bouts fill out the card with multiple local fighters, including Ted Yellow Cloud and Young Ortmayer, plus a novelty blindfolded bout. The show starts at 8:20 PM with a 6:38 PM curtain-raiser.
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Dick Dememy
Aberdeen
AL Braun
Broadland
Chame Pionship
South Dakota
Clarence Anilernon
Lake Norden
Les Bertinger
Gettysburg
Ted Yellow Cloud
Cheyenne Axency
Young Ortmayer
Fedora
Kayo Sishi
Huron
Albert Pields
Noel Lechkness
Dick Demeray
Demeray
Braun
Aberdeen Youngister
Anterson
Barringer
Clarence Andersen
Stenteur
Les Barringer
Kayo’ Hofer
Onida
Beak Bustera
Cheyenne Agency
Sioux City
Frank Jansen
Bruce
Tiirst
the Stahl
Frank
Tog Jansen
Kaye Stahl
Albert Fields
Heron
Noel Leckness
Nels Peterson
Miller
Kieth Gordon
James Kelly
Watertown
Bus Gregory
Bob Lillie
Pederson Leads Youth in National Indoor Tennis Title
18-year-old Helen Antoinette Pederson of Stamford has retained her promise by reaching the semifinals of the women’s national indoor championship. She defeated top contender Sylvia Jung Henrotin to reach the final four as Millicent Hirsch, a New Yorker, looms as a strong semifinal foe after her upset of Norma Taubele. Dorothy Andrus and Jane Sharp also advance to the other semi.
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New York
Helen Antoinette Pederson
Stamford
Conn
Brant Heights
Mme
Sylvia Jung Henrotin
Tiss. OH
Millicent Hirsch
Miss Hirsch
Norma Taubele
Dorothy Andrus
Jane Sharp
Pasadena
Cal
St Paul Skater Sets Canadian Records in Manitoba Meet
Det Franey of St Paul skated to speed records at the Manitoba speed meet. Two Canadian records fell during the night as the champion delivered standout performances setting new marks and earning top honors.
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St.Paul
Winnireg
Canad
Det Franey
Epeedy
Vakater
Beadle County Conference Opens First Annual Cage Tournament
Beadle County Conference teams meet in Huron for the inaugural post season basketball tournament with Beadle rivals Wessington and Hitchcock as top contenders. Action starts Friday at 2 30 pm with finals Saturday night at 9 pm in the Huron High School gym.
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Beadle County
Wessington
Yale
Huron Junior High
Hitchcock
Wolsey
Bonilla
Cavour
Sand Creek
H.S. Gymnasium
Blomket
Aienomie
Clit Mackey
Ede
Tourna
Uitthcock
Laron
Mackey
Bitchcoot
Santor High
Heve
Seimi
Huron High School
Avi, Turner
Alpena High School
Wolsey High School
Huron
Idresa
Petey Washabaugh
Sereg
Bonthron to Quit Racing After June Meets
New York Feb 21 Bill Bonthron world 1800 meter record holder plans three more starts before retiring. He will race at Princeton Invitation on June 15 and again at the national A A U championships at Madison Square Garden, then bid farewell. He cites a difficult indoor season, business demands, and the inability to train properly after work as reasons to end his racing career.
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Hy Herbert W. Barker
New York
George Herman Ruth
Bill Bont
Hron
Princeton
Madison Square Garden
New York Athletic Club
Green Lanterns Defeat Redfield in Rivalry Showdown
Green Lanterns defeated Redfield 45 to 37 in a rough, defensive game paced by Hoelworth and Gardner while Wesleyan standout Henry led scorers with 14 points. The win kept Green Lanterns in contention as they head to Chamberlain for an upcoming matchup.
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State
Miller Club
Wesleyan
Gardner
Barber
Harold
Hansen
Huron
W. Quint
Minnesota
Scott
Randling
Kent
Mike Henry
Wee- Mate
Henry Legan
Throz
Drakes
Mackey
Miller
Hodworth
Sanders
van Weld
University of Iowa
Green Lanterns
Chamber
Equipoise Favored In Santa Anita 100000 Handicap
Los Angeles February 2 4 The search for a horse to beat Equipoise in the Santa Anita 100000 handicap intensified with C Wy Ns Whitneys top runner extending his remarkable record. The field included High Glee Time Supply Head Play and others, but none matched the 3 year old Pennant son. Odds in Agua Caliente favored Equipoise at 24 to 1 despite recent wins and a disqualification. Rislulus may be hurt and Statesman could be withdrawn from the race.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita
C. Wyn Whitney
Nancy
Ekky
Gilly
Narragansett
Bay Meadows
Ladysman
Mute
Azucar
Pennant
Algo Acr
Rislulus
Genutta
Statesman
Women Linksmen In Florida Championship Semi Finals
Florida tournament action saw Marian Miley, Kentucky champion, face Grice Amory in the semi finals while Mrs Philip Hill of London meets Mew Solomon. Winners compete tomorrow for the Flagler trophy as Miley earlier beat Patty Borg and Amory beat Estelle Drennan.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Marian Miley
Kentucky
Lexington
Grice Amory
Philip Hil
London
England
Solomon
Memphis
Baille
New Flagler
Miss Miley
Patty Borg
Minneapolis
Amory
Mra
Estelle Drennan
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mrs. Hill
Betty Buechsner
New York
Salonon
Lilian Zech
Chicago
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN QUINCY ILL AND OTHER NOTES
Ernic Kirchner of New York defeated Johnny Phagan of Chicago by points in 1H. Keith Graves of Peoria edged Clem Reed of Quincy. Guy Schriber of Joliet beat Kid Gaddis of Peoria. In Nebraska, Brown county farmers built a sod-house high school due to poverty, keeping children from town schools.
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Associated Press
Quincy
Ill
Ernic Kirchner
New York
Johnny Phagan
Chicago
Keith Graves
Peoria
Clem Reed
Guy Schriber
Joliet
Kid Gaddis
Brown County
Neb
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Bonthron
T&jack Star
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Tigers
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Redfield
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Honills
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