Funk Scorers 17 as Hitchcock Girls Invade Lake Preston Title Tilt
Funk led Huron Scalpers to a 35-14 win over Northern Normal Wolves with 17 points as Parker added six. The first half saw an 18-3 Huron lead, Funk and Nohlgren praised for floor play while Northern faced foul trouble and ejections. Northern’s Davison Ward and Baugust struggled amid rough play and errors.
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Funk
Lake Preston
Rour
Ernie Funk
Huron
Northern Normala Wolves
Fok
Parker
Northern
Meh
Hhead
Han
Nohlgren
Wetrich
Bic En Canis
Murray
Jes
Eddie Han
Northestt
Davison Ward
Baugust
Daveon
Floren
Novibers
Laisa
F David
Rangust
Gerhart
Osaka
Seheri
Matthe
Treferee
Culhaze
Walker and Kearns Head to Train for Loughran Bout
Middleweight champion Mieckty Walker and manager Jack Kearns left Los Angeles for Chicago to begin training for a March 25 defense against Tommy Loughran for the light heavyweight title. They pledged to return with two belts after the Loughran fight and plan further bouts or title tilts.
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Walker
Kearns
Chicago
Los Angeles
Mieckty Walker
Jack Kearns
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Battle for second in pin league headline update
White Lwa's race for second in the Straight Away bowling league at Dante V alleys remains unsettled as Fisher's Wolves hold 12 wins in 21 games. Hot Tamales and Foxes claw for position with Tamales at 10–3 and Foxes at 18 games won. results of three games will decide if Tamales or Foxes tie or overtake. North Western leads and clinches first. Recent results saw Tamales beat White Mex two of three, while Wolves swept Armour Packers to rise to second.
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Lwa
Dante Valleys
Fisher’n Wolves
Foxes
Tre
Wolves
North Western
Tamales
Armour Packers
Imatches
Tanmiaies
Cochrane Sporrer Etening Homimy Warren
Curtis
Ehobys
Averas
Around Baseball Training Camps
The Associated Press reports on camps across Florida and beyond. Connie Mack’s Athletica drill and youngster tryouts unfold at Fort Myers while Detroit manager Harris considers playing again if needed. Walter Johnson emphasizes fitness for Senators batterymen in Tampa as pitchers like Brown and Cantrell join camp.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Athletica
Connie Mack
Jack Quinn
Howard Bbmrs
George Haag
Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Tampa
Brown
Brake
Campbell
Cantrell
Hopkins
Lyska
Waver
Hadley
Championship of Central South Dakota Championship in Balance
Lake Preston hosts Hitchcock in a pivotal Central South Dakota girls basketball showdown. Hitchcock arrives with 250 fans on a special train, ref Jlex Culhane presiding as Lake Preston tests its new gym. Swartz and Rodman return, bolstering Hitchcock while illness earlier in the week hung over the squad.
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Lake Preston
Hitchcock
Central South Dakota
Hitchcock's Rooters
Huron
Ironoois
Swartz
Rodman
South Dakota
Leslie C. Sims
Lenore Salter
Lufa Murphy
Juanita Kingdon
Wazel Hart
Irene Armstrong
Lucille Armstrong
Ro@man
Three Tigers Face Illness Ahead of Key Matches
Huron fish school mentor Coach Frank Coffey worries over three sick Tigers. Burton Ayres is recovering from tonsillitis and may play Friday. two others remain ill. Bryan is out of school with the same disease, Yousfa is badly affected, Collin has a sore throat but stays in school. If four or three cannot play, district tournament outcomes loom large.
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Frank Coffey
Huron Fish School
Chree
Burton Ayres
Watertown
Bryan
Yous
Collin
Atte ‘Sions
Huron
Huggins Names College Hurlers to Yankee Staff
New York report states manager Huggins will consider three ex college pitchers Gordon Rhodes Roy Sherrid and Fay Thomas for the Yankees pitching staff this season All are college products who rose from the minors Rhodes is from Hollywood Sherrid from Montreal and Thomas last season pitched for Oklahoma City and attended Southern California Each showed strong marks last year fueling optimism for the American League campaign.
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New York
New York Yankees
Huggins
Gordon Rhodes
Roy Sherrid
Fay Thomas
Rhodes
Hollywood
Utah
Sherrid
Montreal
Albright
Thomas
Oklahoma City
California
Jeads Huggins
Rhem's trade to Minneapolis fuels Cardinals fallout
The Milwaukee Journal's Henry Farrell recalls that the St. Louis Cardinals sent Flint Rhem to Minneapolis to keep Rob Benton on track, a move Rhem resents. Farrell notes Rhem’s claim of being railroaded by Breadon and Rickey and his plan to stay in Carolina, while detailing a broader look at personalities and antics around the era’s baseball scene.
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Vaughn
Coliman
Milwaukee Journal
St. Louis Cardinals
Flint Rhem
Minneapolis
Robe Benton
Rhem
Yaugho
Branch Rickey
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Old Carolina
Messrs. Breadon
Rickey
Ehem
Walis
Icarus
Flint
Steis
St. Louis
Pete Eben
Pete Alexander Fually
Branch Ricker
Virgil Barnes
John McGraw
Barnes
McGraw
Alexander
Pete
Alec
Redfield College Defeats Hitchcock In 41-20 Victory
Redfield College beat Hitchcock 41 to 20 at Fen, led 20-15 at halftime. Eslinger starred for Redfield while Tanner and Harms led Hitchcock. The Se850% game was noted as highly interesting.
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Huron
Hitchcock
Redfield
Fen
Redfield College
Eslinger
Tanner
Harms
Dempsey Promoter Role Shifts to Bold Oceanfront Promotion
Miami Beach February coverage profiles Jack Dempsey in a new promoter role promoting the upcoming ten round heavyweight bout at Flamingo Park between W L Sumbling and Jack Sharkey. The piece notes Dempsey’s star power, Stribling’s rising fame, Sharkey’s edge in recent workouts, and strong crowd and gate expectations, with NBC broadcasting the event.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Tex Rickard
Jack Rompsey
W. L. (Young) Sumbling
Tex
Dempsey
Youngs
Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Che
Florida
New Orleans
William Lawrence Stribling
Maron
Stribling
Dixie
Sharkey Fic
Sharkey Helter Sharkey
Boston
Flamingo Park
National Broadcasting Company
Lou Magnolia
New York
Sioux Falls Y M C A Bowlers Win National Title 1929
Sioux Falls Y M C A bowling team led by Marion Meyers, Charles Schmidt, Glenn Foster, George Wilson, and William Ziste won the national Y championship for 1929. The locals scored 3028 in telegraphic competition reported by national headquarters last night.
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Sioux Falls
Bowling Congress meet opens with 12700 players at Dexter Park
Chicago February 26. Two hundred seventy cities will be represented at the American Bowling Congress tournament opening at Dexter Park Pavilion Saturday. More than 12 000 entrants will compete for 107 700 dollars in prize money in the first week includes 4762 two man teams and 451 singles.
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Ghigago
Dexter Park Pavilion
Chilesgo
Two Teams In Big Ten Race Edge Wisconsin Michigan
Wisconsin and Michigan contend for the Big Ten title as they near a pivotal clash. Wisconsin's 27 24 win over Purdue tightens the race while Michigan, after a win over Ohio State, holds strong with two games left. Ohio State remains a factor with a 23 23 victory and a 6 4 record.
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Orly, Robertson
Associated Press
Ghicago
Western Center
Wisconsin
Madison
Michigan
Ohio State
Purdue
Boilermakers
Murphy
Minn
Ain Ave
Winninz
Basketball results from time periods across colleges
Ohio State 2 7 South Dakota 1 Bt Western Trion side fresi Wisconsin 2 Pur Northwestern 28 Tallaway 26 over time Nebraska 9 Missouri Kansas Aggies 62 Oklahoma Ag gies 24 Huron college 33 Aberdeen Norit era Noraial 14 aoktas college 25 Sioux Fale college 15.
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South Dakota
Side Fresi
Wisconsin
Pur
Northwestern
Tallaway
Nebraska
Missouri Kansas Aggies
Oklahoma
Aggies
Huron College
Aberdeen
Noritera Noraial
Trade Talk and Hard Times in Baseball Deals
A long, voiceful column riffs on trade fantasies involving Babe Ruth Goose Goslin Gehrig and Griffths interest while noting Babe Ruth's age and past World Series glory. Mentions managers Barrow Griffith and imagined shifts to St Louis and other teams. Also touches on basketball center concepts and aging athletes with colorful social commentary.
Canzoneri Faces Fernandez Tonight in Big Title Bout
Tony Canzoneri, New York featherweight, defends his leading title tonight at the Coliseum, meeting Ignacio Fernandez of the Philippines in the main bout alongside three other undercard scraps.
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Canzoneri
Fernandez
Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Ignacio Fernandez Filipino
Fight party promotes Sharkex Sitibling bout at Miami Beach
The Elks club and The Evening Huronite Elks host a fight party in Miami Beach with seating for 590 at Gad Tuuz. Secretary Jamison warns early arrivals. Lion’s blow-by-blow report from Lockland will be telephoned in. Associated Dyers writer Arlen Gould will provide a word picture for the event.
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Ike
Haren
Bacher
Elks Club
Tomorow
Miami Beach
Fla
Huron Elks Club
Jamison
Lockland
Heron
Arlen J. Gould
Associated Dyers
El&s
British Car Makes 180 MPH on Daytona Beach Test
Major H O D Segrave's Golden Arrow hit 180 miles per hour in a first test on Daytona Beach Florida as Great Britain eyes the world land speed record. Segrave says the craft is nearly ready for a 240 mph push around March 7 to chase Ray Keech's mark in Philadelphia.
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Daytona Beace
Fla
H. O. D. Segrave
Great Britain
America
Ray Keech
Philadelphia
Amules
Maj. Segrave
Golden Arrow
Webster-Clark boxing tilt ends 50 to 17 in favor of Clark
Clark's boxers led by Parsioe with 15 points defeated Webster 50 to 17 yesterday. At halftime Clark held a 25 to 41 advantage. Webster's Overton led his team with eight points as Clark demonstrated 5 offensive power. Referee Cy Holgate from Dax Wesleyan officiated.
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Clark
Buy
Parsioe
Webster
Overton
Crew
Cy Holgate
Dax Wesleyan
Grade School Meet Plays Two Games and Upsets
In a grade school tournament yesterday McKinley Cols and Lincoln teams defeated Was ington Bidwales and Wilson respectively. Bates limited Gorillas to 18-12 while Baillie starred for Lincoln B. In Buffalo Bruce Flowers stopped Jack Manley, in Middletown Tiger West knocked out Mary Williams, and in Green Bay Harry Kala outpointed Leroy Russia.
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McKinley Cols
Lincoln
Wasington Bidwales
Wilson
Bates
Gorillas
Lhe
Baillie
Lier
Buffalo
Bruce Flowers
New York
Jack Manley
Pittsburgh
Middletown
Tiger West
Philadelphia
Marry W. Williams
Cincinnati
Green Bay
Wis
Harry Kala
Milwaukes
Russia
Leroy
Fargo
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