Gams Falls to Miller as Tigers Suffer 25-16 Defeat
Chicago early season basketball schedule opens with Wisconsin Illinois and others. Tuesday features two games. Michigan hosts Northwestern in Evanston while Purdue faces Michigan at Ann Arbor and Purdue’s clash with Illinois looms. Northwestern’s veterans boast five warmups, and Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Purduealso posted wins in recent exhibition play.
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Purdue
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Indiana
Bloomington
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Town
Ohio State
Columbus
Northwestern
Evanston
Wildcat
Notre Dame
Alabama
Bradley
Carleton
Clincly
Tiins
Wabash
Depauw
Miami
Minnerota
South Dakota State
Grinzell
Belo
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Marquette
Sooner Mat Hope Keeps Big Six Title Quest Alive
At Norman Oklahoma coach Paul Keen faces missing a veteran trio but returns five lettermen from a 60 man squad to defend the Big Six title. Hardie Lewis last season’s 145 pound champion leads the veterans with Captain Oliver Bass at heavyweight Philip Berry 155 Elton Eubanks 165 and Tineat Childers 175 in the fold. Oklahoma’s 1931 mat schedule includes duels with all Big Six schools and Iowa State.
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Okla
Paul V. Keen
University of Oklahoma
Hardie Lewis
Oliver Bass
Philip Berry
Elton Eubanks
Tineat Childers
Oklahoma
Farm and Home Economics Conference Opens at Howard
Howard South Dakota January 5 a new farm and home economics conference opens with men and women working separately in divisions such as forestry sheep horticulture poultry cattle crops and farm equipment for two days. A general meeting Tuesday and committee work Wednesday focus on Miner county needs and cross gender comparisons with Brookings specialists in attendance.
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Tutaday
A. E. Mann
Fedon
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Foods Committee
J. D. Hoehnera
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Home Plant and Equipment
Arthur Merry
Miner County
State College
Brookings
Georgia Rae Easter
Stephen Jones
Carideo Denies Matrimony Talk In California Visit
Notre Dame All-American quarterback Carideo publicly rejected reports that he planned to marry film actress Miss Nina Quartere. He called the marriage claim a cheap publicity stunt and said the only contact was a brief hello during a USC Notre Dame game trip.
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Misa Nina ‘Quartere
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Cobb Not Interested In Purchasing Club
Augusta Georgia January 5 Ts Cobb says he will not buy baseball clubs and plans to devote his time to Cobbell of director of Augusta sports. He denies rumors of ownership of a team and any offer from the Philadelphia Nationals.
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Gator Grid Stars Move to Florida Cage Squad
Florida stars Dale Waters Ben Clemons and Luke Dorsett switch from football to basketball after the 1930 season. Waters captains the 1932 team and is a noted guard, Clemons ranked high in scoring last year, Dorsett to guard with a strong prep record. Florida plans eleven cage games this season.
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Muddy” Waters
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Bronk" Dorsett
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Bobby
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Max Schmeling Faces Ouster as Heavyweight Champion
National Boxing Association votes show eight of ten states favor vacating Schmeling's throne with ten states voting. A 30 day or 90 day delay proposals are noted while rankings place Stribling, Sharkey, Malone, and Carnera among top contenders as the title situation shifts.
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National Boxing Association
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Macon
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Maloney
Primo Carnera
Tully Griffiths
Tony Canzoneri
Jackie
Kid) Berg
Tommy Freeman
Scalpers Prepare for Opening South Dakota Clash
Scalpers focus on early week practice for the South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference opener against Northern Normal Wolves at Aberdeen Thursday night. A holiday Minnesota trip produced three games with reserves contributing. Captain Eddie Han rested prior to the conf opener. team plans a defensive revamp and faster offense as coaches schedule a return game with South Dakota State in mid February.
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Fortune
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al Uni
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Brookings
Serson
State Collezions
Garden City Red Devils Win Fourth Of Season
Garden City Red Devils defeated Thorp 20-14 to register their fourth win of the season in a close finish. The team, one of the strongest in the area, has five wins and one loss. Remaining games include Clark, Volga Bastmen, and matchups with Watertown and Bristol. Florence is the sole team to beat Garden City this year, edging them 18-17 in a rough game.
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Blunt High School Cagers Open New Year Quest
Blunt boys basketball under captain Dick Howard and coach Prof Jensen resume practice after three early losses. They aim to rebound as Highmore Pierre and Onida beat them, with a January schedule including Canning Agar Harrold and Ft. Pierre, among others, and February games against Pierre and Harrold.
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Irregular OCR Chat Reflects Demands on Football Gate Debate
Fragmented text questions whether abolishing a football gate is feasible and suggests proposing cutting the gate in boxing. The Georgia Tech staff is described as unsettled after a rough season. Mentions Joe Savold and Notre Dame in a vague coach’s reminiscence about pro football norms.
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Joe Savold
Chicago Bears
Notre Dame
Thomas Succeeds Wade At Alabama
Atlanta report says Frank Thomas will coach Alabama with Knute Rockne’s system after Wallace Wade leaves for Duke. Thomas, long a backfield coach at Georgia, will take over a rebuilding Tide with many graduating stars. Uncertainty noted about early success. Meore praises Thomas as a top coach.
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Crimson Tide
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Tuscaloog
Wallace Wade
Pasadena
Calif
Wade
Pacific Coast
Durham
WN C
Duke University
Georgia Bulldogs
Harry Meore
Kern And Stevens Take Golf Honors
Santa Monica California January five forty four marks the opening of a major amateur pro event. USC freshman Jim Kern and instructor Tom Stevens led after two days of play with a 30 33 13 best ball score. Stevens, a veteran from California country club, earned three hundred dollars as his share of the fifteen hundred prize. Three other teams chased the leaders with scores close behind.
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Jimmy Kern
University of Southern California
Tom Stevens
Santo Monies
Rilok
California Country Club
Ted
George Shaw
Culver City
Acceteur
Horton Smith
New York
Bill Jelliffe
Los Angeles
Tony Manero
Rookies battle for Lindstrom's outfield job
New York on January 5 reports coach John McGraw plans to move Freddie Lindstrom from third base to the outfield next season. Two minor league recruits will compete for the vacant infield spot, with Jack Verges of Oakland and Jack Pickering of Birmingham tipped to win the outfield role.
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New York
St John McGraw
Freddie Lindstrom
New York Gieats
McGraw
Jack Verges
Oakland
Jack Pickering
Birmingham
Howe Lindstrom
Clyde Hull and Kenny Austin Sign With City Team
Report notes Clyde Hull matched with Kenny Austin for the city squad, with a $4 figure cited and references to Rapid Faith. The item ends with unclear text but confirms a pairing and city team context involving De Paul.
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Huron Preps Edge Tigers In Season Opener Tilt
Huron hosts Mitchell and Salem in a doubleheader week end after a tough 28 16 loss to Miller. Dornberger led Miller with 15 points while Huron’s Cahalan Dornberger Behring and Englebretson contributed as the Rustlers pulled away late.
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Engtebretsen
Darnberger
Turnesa Takes Miami Open Golf Title
Turnesa annexed the Miami Open championship at Elmsford N C beating Gene Sarazen who had held the title for four years. Turnesa finished 293 with 24 on the final rounds. Farrell Ciucci Williams trailed as darkness halted the final threesome.
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Conn
Eddie Williams
Cleveland
Fortune
Farell
Turness
Williams
Everglades
Farrell
Ciucci
Erinsford
Fla
Polo Aims to Spread Polo Global Play Across Nation
Polo advances in 1930 as the United States polo scene enlarges beyond traditional centers. The U S Polo Association notes international cup wins since 1914, with strong new players from California Texas and potential East West champions. Open junior and intercollegiate circuits loom, with two Argentine teams to welcome Santa Paula and Hurlingham in early play.
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England
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Rube Williams
Cecil Smith
Texas
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Santa Paula
Reynal Brothers
Herrington
Andrada
British Scrapper Invades America at Madison Square Garden
Len Harvey the lanky British middleweight champion makes his first American appearance in a ten round bout Friday night at Madison Square Garden against Vince Dundee of Baltimore. Harvey has one defeat in 390 fights and hopes the win leads to more U S appearances and a title shot or admission to a lighter weight class. The card also features Dave Shade versus Joe Anderson in a ten round semi final and Kid Kaplan versus Jack Portney in an ten round bout. Benn Bass defends his junior featherweight title tonight in Philadelphia against Lewis Bay in a ten round match.
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Len Harve
Madison Square Garden
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Bzther
Joe Dundes
Weltenweig
Harvey
Dundee
Mickey Walker
I ‘Pounders
Walker
Dave Shade
England
Joe Anderson
Coveington
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Medé Jack Portney
Philadelphia
Benn Bass
Lewis | Bay
Redfield Prepares For Aberdeen Rivalry Tonight
Redfield Golden Pheasants under coach George Edwards held a light practice as they ready to face Aberdeen, their longtime rival. After a close 36 to 21 loss to Huron Tigers, each player showed determination to beat Aberdeen, with Van Wald and Roberts likely at forwards, Larson and Buck Fitzgerald at guards, and Wait at center.
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Aberdeen
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George Edwards
Aberdeer
Tomore
Huron Tigers
Tas
Lake Preston Beat Erwin in Tight 27 24 Victory
Lake Preston F7 school edged Erwin 27 to 24 in a hard fought basketball game. Lake Preston led at halftime and held on despite Erwin’s late rally. Best players were Kid Morton and Griffith, with Griffith shining for the visitors. A preliminary game saw Lake Town defeat Erwin Town 13 to 3.
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Erwin Town Quint
Eastern Court Teams To Swim Into Action
Yale opened the season Saturday night by whipping Pennsylvania in an overtime thriller decided by Captain Eddie Poerttzs late goal. The East collegiate basketball league season starts with this dramatic opener as teams prepare for the upcoming schedule.
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Don
Easteem
Fntercollei
Yale
Peoorylvania
Eddie Poerttz
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