Huron Conference Power Looms In Early Ratings Ings
Eastern side of college basketball sees Dakota Wesleyan and Sioux Falls as front runners for the South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference title with Eastern Normal and Huron College as challengers. Wesleyan led by Beiers and veterans, Sioux Falls with Rayl and strong reserves, Huron building around Greene and Yeuell, while Northern Normal and Augustana vie for mid pack, Madison prep alumni boosting Eastern Normal under Coach Reynolds.
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South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference
Dakota Wesleyan
Sious Falls Collage
Norwal
Augustana
Sioux Falls
Wuron
Northern Normal
Huron
Wolves
Scalpiss
Huron College
Western Normal
Black Hills
School of Mines
Sealers
West River
Eastern Normal
Otters
Yanktor College
Sreyhounds
Wesleyan
Freddy Beiers
Wesan
Por Beiers
Tiger Piveman
Mullrooney Hoelworth
Bobb
Thompson
Phillips
Frederick
Loock
Evans
Stewart A Ferguson
Marion High School
Quint
Fergy
Sioux Falls College
Bob Ray
Braves
Francis Olsen
Bil Brennan
Rayl
Schimkat
Fernswoorth
Helfert
Peirce
Franz
Dahl
Frederic Greene
Niessneyer
Elden Parker
Milo Yeuel
Joe Lowe
Tama
Parker
Lefty Lambster
Densis
Chuck Reynolds
Madison High School
Returt
Revell
Shanholttz
Doyle
Webster
Rameas
Lawrence
Reynolds
Leagun
Kurth
Madison Preps
Aldrich
Flore
Kremm
Chestery McMfi
Augustan
Vikings
Leste Olson
Northern conference basketball notes from 1934 season
Augustana and Southern Normal squads are in rebuilding, with midseason power expected. Mines and Yankton show promise despite Magnet slump. Huron and Western Normal departments mix veteran and freshman players. Open play Jan 9 with Huron at Eastern and Wesleyan at Yankton as Mines and Augustana face early tests.
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Harms
Western Normal
Scheidt
Calrert
Sempson
Rose
Huron
Yellowjackets
Yankton College
Valdez
Sulley
Postulke
Preheim
Greyhounds
Eastern
Madison
Wesleyan
Yankton
School of Mines
Sugustana
Southern
Sioux Falls College
Golfers Open Winter Grind opens in Los Angeles
One hundred twenty eight golfers start the Los Angeles $3,000 open tourna ment in a winter season event. Qualifiers include 1933 performers and P G A champions. Bobby Cruickstack faces difficulties as rounds proceed with eight holes before a field cut.
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Los Angeles
Benal Gpen
National P.G. A Champsnsuip
Bil Meblham
Louissifie
Jobs Geertsen
Salt Lake Sty
al Zanamer
Bobby v Cruickstack
Richwood
Afffienties Wich
Dale Palmer Dies Star State Athlete at 25
Sioux Falls dispatch reports Dale Palmer 25 a star athlete at South Dakota State College died after a lengthy illness from pneumonia. He endured 25 blood transfusions in a bid to save him. Palmer had held the 1823 football captain title and earned a Central championship gold football award after the season. He starred in multiple sports in high school and college.
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Sioux
Falls
Dale Palmer
South Dakota State College
Palmer
Noth Central Chamipionship
State College
Missouri Valley Cagers Open Conference Play
Missouri Valley teams prepare for league action after a 10 12 record. Drake hosts Oklahoma A&M in a two game series, Grinnell at St Louis plays Washington, Butler opens Jan 10 against Washington in Indianapolis, Creighton eyes a top threat with a 4 point average. Overtime losses factor into early totals as Missouri Valley squads reach 736 points.
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ES Moines
Jem
Missouri Valley Conference
Oklahoma Aggies
Drake
Friesy
Grinnell
Louis
Washington
Butler
Wil
Ganapolis
Ind
Creighton
Bluejays
Missouri Valley Fives
Iowa Stace
Ilinois
Missouri Valley
Drakema State
Ames
South Dakota
Missouri
Kansas Ayses
Hardlack
Tarmella
Iowa State
Carleton
Chicago Group Demands Higher Ranking for Lott in Tennis
Chicago Tennis Association protests George Lott’s tenth ranking in the USLTA list contending his 1933 record merits at least fifth. Westcott compares Lott against top players, noting Lott has no losses to U S rivals and beat Parker in key events, prompting a formal challenge to the rankings.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
George Lott
Chicago Tennis Association
Geome
Chicago Star
Vear
Lott
Ralph Westcott
William Mi Fischer
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
L. T. A. Executive Committee
Frenzis X. Shielde
Wilmer Allison
Lester Stoeien
Ciff Suiter
Gregorey’ Mangia
Sidney Wood
Byron Grant
Frankie Parker
Keith Gledhill
Westrott
George
U. S
Parker
West
Farkjer
Mangir
Wood
Grant
Gledhill
Big Ten Teams End Practice Campaigns Tonight
In Chicago Purdue faces Notre Dame at Lafayette Indiana as the Boilermakers seek to rebound after a single loss while Michigan State Normal defeated Michigan 29 to 31 for its second win in seven games. The brief notes reflect team results and upcoming matchups as Big Ten prep concludes.
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Big Ten
Chicago
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Stae College
Boilermaker
Fee
Notre Dame
Southeerees
Pripentore
Hinds
Tom Missense
Michigen
Agen State Normal
Jubilant Lions Return From Rose Bowl Victory
The Lions of Columbia University return home after conquering the western realm by defeating the Giants of Stafford 7 to 0 in the Rose Bowl game Monday. Coach Lon Little praised the team for sportsmanship and victory as they boarded the train tonight.
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Los Angeles
Lions
Columbia University
Cosch Lon Little
Giants
Stafford
Tommcotine
Babe Ruth Brace for Annual Salary Row in New Year
New York Jan 4 Babe Ruth discusses his uncertain salary future with the Yankees as he plans for the 1926 season. He hints at pay cuts and possible salary ranges, mentions talk of job offers, and notes ongoing questions about his future with the team while aiming to stay active in baseball.
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Alan Godld
New York
Egein
Babe Ruth
Jake
Col Ruzpert
The
Yankees
Babe Ruch
Devokys
Newark
Bacs
Severe Conference Test Laid Out By Nodaks For University Cagers
Vermillion notes show coach Carl B Hoy scrambling to match North Dakota’s highly rated lineup on the South Dakota floor tonight at 8:40 p.m. Injuries force Dyson out, shifting Bryan to guard with Oaks at center, Murphy Livak and Bobby Burk at forwards and guard. Hoy considers Howard Shreves and Connie Kleinjan off the bench as potential upgrades to counter the Nodaks with several other combinations under study.
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Joe
Coyotes
Carl B. Hoy
Nord Dekos University
South Dakota
Dyson
Carleton
Hoy Je
Bryan
Bison to Be First Fee For Minnesota Toll Schedule
North Dakota State College Fargo will open the University of Minnesota toll schedule for the football program. Frank McCormick Gopher athletic director announced the plan as the gridiron schedule was completed. The game will be played here Sept 72 Oct 13 with an open date.
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Bison
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Sigize
North Dakota State College
Fargo
University of Minnsota
Frank McCormick
Gopher
S. D. Hockey Leaders Fens Trounce City Rivals
Sioux Falls Blackhawks led by star players dominated the Canucks 7 to 1 in a State Amateur Hockey League match. The victory strengthens their position in the standings as they aim for another win Friday against the Cubs, the chief contenders.
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Fens
Sioux Falls
Jan
Sioux Fale Hlackhornes
Canucks
Blackhawks
Cubs
Basketball Scores Neeth Misistupi College vs Westen State
In a court report a basketball score summary shows Neeth Misistupi College and Westen State tied or contested. The readable fragments mention players Rickhurst and Teuio Go with partial scores, but exact final numbers are unavailable.
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Neeth
Misistupi Callege
Westen State
Rickhurst Wi
Teuio Go
End of Utah Grid Reign Seen Nearing
Salt Lake City Utah The five year run as the Rocky Mountain Conference football champions seems near its end for the University of Utah. This season saw Utah share the title and prospects for next year look weak. Several standout players have played their last game and the sophomore squad will be relied on to rebuild. Regulars expected to return are limited and the division into big eight and title four may bring Denver and Colorado into stronger competition.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Utah
Rocky Monmtsin
Utes
Hich
Ke Amstrong
Nex
Harold Davies
Pete Cacision
Win Croft
Harry Ostle
Roland Sleater
Quarteeback
Aldo Richins
Kean Westphal
Halfbecks
Gordy Bridge
Fred Reeve
Dan Savich
Ed Sis
Bramer
Fallbeck
Medicine Men
Secont
Armstrong
Denver U
Colorado U
Foster Sees Big Revival for Mitt Boxing Industry
Edward C. Foster of Providence predicts a major revival in all boxing sectors during 1934. He urges close cooperation between promoters and boxers, stresses fair pay and honest effort, and calls for stripping junior championships from professional boxing. He urges amateur limits to curb early pro potential and emphasizes boxing's role in teaching honest contest and life training.
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Edward C. Foster
National Boxing Asociation
Providence
Proomoters
Pest
Amateur Athletic Union
Intercollegiate Association
Tts
Iroquois Teams Cup Three Wins
Iroquois basketball squads won three games led by the high school 2 to 17 victory over Yale. Murp hy and Weidenman stifled Yale as Iroquois led 22 to 7 at halftime and used substitutes in the second half. The Warri ors, a local 120 team, defeated Cavoun town 51 to 2 with Bash scoring, while Valdez and the Chiefs completed the strong showing.
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Troquois
Iroquois
Yale
Waltess
Ulich
Lapesky
Samply Helle
Murphy
Weidenman
Chiefs
Valdez
Cubs
Irquois Warriors
Cavoun
Zivin Wurpis
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University of Kansas
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Hoy
Iowa
Howard ‘Shreves
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Lincup
Connie Kleinjan
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Foster
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