Miners and Hoopes Lead Tonight's East Conference Clash
Hoopes and Souigers rate as strong contenders as Huron College hosts the Miners in a pivotal conference game. Without Maynard Miermeyers the Scalpers face a tough test against Eldon Parker's team, with Richardson and Williams adding newcomers to the lineup. The late start at Madison includes patrols of shifts and guard rights as Parker rotates players.
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Polo Gains In Sport Picture For US Polo Association
Secretary F O Reilly of the U S Polo Association reports a year of rising polo prominence in east west matches centered in Chicago. At the annual meeting tomorrow, key figures such as Tommy Hitchcock Cecil Smith and Elmer Boeske are expected to influence standings and the revived interest in the American pony. The west’s strength and possible cross border contests mark a new era in polo development.
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Classy Field In Frisco Tourney Opens
The fourth annual San Francisco national match play open starts today with leading professionals and California amateurs in a five day event. A $4,000 purse is split among players with $500 to the winner. Notable entrants include Horton Smith of Oak Park TL Ky Leffoon Mimni Okda and Joe Kirkwood of Chicago.
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McGill and Keverly to headline South American show
Promoters announced a boxing bill for January 15 featuring McGill and Keverly as main event stars. Four other heavyweights are signed for the card. The event is sponsored by the American Legion post in Philadelphia with plans to promote a fundraising show.
Western League Plans Outlined for 1924 Season
TOPEKA Kansas January 1 Breaking the silence that has prevailed as to the future of the Western league President Dale Gear has announced that the oldest of the minors will operate again this season despite many problems A four club circuit is planned Springfield and Joplin will return to class A baseball in the revived Western league, while Nebraska State league reluctance to allow Western clubs in Lincoln Sioux City Omaha Topeka Denver and Pueblo creates friction about shared use of a way withdraw due to contention with other cities The Omaha club remains unsettled after being offered for sale by trustee G P Horn for creditors concerns.
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Redfield Honors 18 Grid Players at Assembly
Redfield High School held a Wednesday morning ceremony where football letters were awarded to 18 players who appeared in a set number of quarters during the season. Captains named included Herbert Dexter who earned four letters. other letter recipients were Wayne, Wee, Merber Dexter, Ray Kositeky, Ru sar Savage, Wesley Whitelock, Ratwerd Holts, Jake Eavold, Sinex Anderson, Chediex Heffley, Howald Pangbovic, Hor Gay Fopeleon, Berta Martfield, Richard Behanidt, Boscor Laplatitt, Rodery Pix pene, Roy Pesraem, Kemmath Bancreft.
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Bucks Bring Wariness to Huron Friday Tipoff
Bill Plummer reports Yankton Bucks travel to Huron for a Friday game against the Tigers, amid rumors of a fierce chase for a state tourney edge. The piece notes Scalp ers clash with Mines and Huron's schedule push including Thanksgiving plans with Sioux Falls, while highlighting team tensions and coaching aims.
Sparring Partners Sought By Seaman Mannisy
Seaman Mannisy seeks sparring partners for training aimed at a state championship bout. Opponent named Larry Udell from Aberdeen is mentioned as the potential foe in January.
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Aberdeen
Tigers Rally Forney In Streak Despite Slow Start
A garbled report shows the Tigers overcoming a rough opening to build momentum, reaching a steady pace and mounting a late charge. Key details are unclear, but the essence is a comeback effort by the Tigers against Forney.
Tunney Dodges Verbal Bouquet
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney dismisses being labeled the greatest of all time. At the Olympic Club in San Francisco he declines the tribute and prefers to be addressed simply as Gene Tunney. He responds to the crowd amid questions about legacy and championship feats.
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Yale Defeats Chemplont In Season Opener
Yale opens the season with a decisive 41 to 21 victory over a protean opponent. Key players contribute, setting a strong tone for the team in January competition.
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Junior High to Tackle Bancroft in Postseason Skirmish
Huron junior high, led by Coach Bangester, travels to Bancroft High for a postseason basketball clash at 7:30. A preliminary janitor high seconds versus St Teresa junior girls game precedes. Bangester favors Kulewike Waldner Fish Bloomberg Rice as starters from a 100-strong squad with high potential.
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Highmore Tumbles Ree Heights Five
Highmore High School Pirates defeated Ree Heights with a 36 to 12 score on Wednesday night. The first half was low scoring at 5 to 4, then Highmore pulled away in the second and fourth quarters. Lineups included Stadt Thy La Stadt Oakley Sundag W Moligan for Highmore and Sisson Miller Voelker Bammill Mecham Wickles Gerdner Specker Morthorn for Ree Heights. The junior high game saw Highmore defeat Ree Heights junior 2 to 10.
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Florida Netmen Meet Nation's Best in Quarterfinals
Florida's top amateur tennis ace Findon Hanna of Fort Lauderdale faces George Lettix of Chicago as they compete in the quarterfinals at the Miami championship pier. Other contenders include Arthur Hendrix from a state championship context and players from New York and New Orleans as the national event progresses.
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Walker predicts Cubs to win tight NL race in 1934
Chicago's William Murphy Walker, new Cubs president, surveys a close 1934 National League season and pledges faith in the club. He recalls organizing the Chicago Feds, building talent at Wrigley Field, and enforcing radio and advertising rules while beer replaces hard liquor at the ballpark.
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Tilden Downs Vines In Pro Tennis Debut At Madison Square Garden
Bill Tilden defeats H Ellsworth Vines 6 6 3 6 2 in Vines first pro match at Madison Square Garden before about 12 000 fans. The veteran champion's power and precision overwhelmed the rising star as crowd witnessed a dramatic display of serving and groundstrokes. Vines praised by peers, prediction he could beat Perry or Crawford.
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Frankfort Hangs Up Tenth Straight Win
Frankfort high school basketball team extended its streak to ten with a 32 point win over Brentford. Top scorer A Joknara and Lor Prokict each netted 11 points as Frankfort dominated on both ends. The victory sets up a Friday evening contest to end the season strong.
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Basketball Results From The Associated Press
A scattered slate of college scores shows Swarthmore and Lehigh struggling, Penn State and Georgetown in mixed results, and several minor concurrences. Notable tallies include Georgetown 42 over George Washington and St. Johns Brooklyn 32, while Yale and Harvard were held low.
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Armour Packers Win Pin Match
Armour packing plant pinmen won two games in a tight pin match led by George Comerford who set a brisk pace and tallied a 199 22 1 line aiding the Packers. Gassmann led the Stoddard Oilers with top single game score of 2 while match honors went to his team totaling 538.
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Blunt Bales Win Over Fort Pierre
Fort Pierre chalked up four field goals but failed to convert on free throws as Blunt Bales edged ahead. The contest highlighted Fort Pierre’s limited scoring at critical moments while Blunt Bales capitalized with clutch plays.
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Wolsey Subdues Hitchcock In Close Hoops Bout
Wolsey High overcame halftime deficit to beat Hitchcock 21 to 19 last night. Boyle sparked the comeback with nine points as Galey contributed steady play. Both teams received solid support from their leaders in a hard fought contest.
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