Armstrong Defeats Arizmendi In Bruising 10 Rounder
In Los Angeles, Henry Armstrong defends welterweight honors by outlasting Baby Arizmendi over ten hard rounds before 10,000 fans. Armstrong, at 194 1/2 pounds, powers through sustained exchanges, earning a decisive decision as Arizmendi endures a bloody, relentless barrage with no knockdowns.
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Burbank Keeps Lead with Big Win Over Argonne
Howard, Fedora also triumphed as Burbank Consolidated walloped Argonne 37 to 11 on their home floor to stay atop the Little Hickory Conference. Paradeise and Young scored 10 and 9 respectively for Burbank, while Clites led Argonne with six. Howard beat Carthage 20 to 12 on their court, Tystad and Sage totaling 10 and 9 for Howard. Canova dropped to third after falling to Fedora 23 to 18, Corey and Prostro tied for pace with eight each for Fedora, with Duxbury leading Canova with 11. Fedora seconds edged Canova seconds 16-15. Standings: Burbank nine wins, nine starts. Howard six wins, one loss. Canova five wins, two losses. Fedora fourth.
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Miller Beats Alpena In Overtime Battle
Miller Rustlers edged Alpena Wildcats 26 to 24 in overtime after a close 24 all tie. Aisenbrey and Thomas led with eight points each for their teams while Tevesdahl returned from injury in the featured game. Alpena’s seventh graders beat Virgil 21 to 12 in the preliminary.
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Willow Lake Cagers Take Two From Clark
Willow Lake defeated Clark 20 to 6 in a home game as Clark was limited to two points in the second half. Willow Lake’s Fix led with 11 points. In the prelim, Willow Lake beat Clark second team 16 to 1.
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Look, Girls Maxie Is Gorgeous As Ever
New York recap of boxing and sports chatter includes boxing commission mimeo plans, mentions Maxie as gorgeous, Benny Leonard refereeing a three day amateur tourney, and notes on Van Mungo Larry MacPhail Babe Ruth and Max Baer visits.
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More Schools To Play Benefits More Schools To Play Benefits
New York reports two South Dakota scholastic charity games set for January 17 and 20 to aid the Fight Infantile Paralysis Campaign. Ipswich and Faulkton high schools meet in a benefit basketball game, while Flandreau Indian Vocational High Lane meets Cathedral High School in boxing or basketball. Players from McIntosh High School previously staged a benefit game. Early volunteers include Fordham Colgate South Carolina New Mexico Mines Maryland Virginia Tech and Arizona. Proceeds supplement funds from dances and parties for the President's birthday celebration.
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Hackenschmidt Returns for Lecture Tour in New York
George Hackenschmidt once the world wrestling champion returns to New York city for a lecture tour starting tomorrow. The 30 year standout, once toppled by Frank Gotch in 1911, will discuss his philosophy of life amid his years living in Nice and London since 1919.
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Short cut to scoring los
In Los Angeles, to increase scoring Pacific Coast League hockey nets are larger standard goals.
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High School Basketball Scores Across Regions
A wide set of boys basketball results shows Corsica and Platte, Canova and Fedora, Murdo and Presho, Freeman and Menno, Woonsocket and Artesian, Armour and Scotland, Bridgewater and Spencer, Tyndall and Avon, St Marys of Salem and Notre Dame of Mitchell, Wessington Springs and Ravinia, Pukwarna and Chamberlain, Plankinton Trainers and Geddes, Doland and Webster, Willow Lake and Clark Miller, Spearfish and Sturgis, plus college games Macalester edging St Thomas and Carleton beating St Olaf. College results include Stout Institute, Winona Teachers, Worthington Junior College, and Dr Martin Luther.
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Ben Stephens Tops In Big 10 Scoring Lead
CHICAGO Jan 11 Towns Hawkeyes' Ben Stephens leads the Big 10 scoring race with 33 points from 31 field goals and 7 free throws for 33 points. Pick Dekner of Illinois is second with 23. Dick Lounsbury of Chicago and Johnny Kundls of Minnesota tied for third with 21 each. Purdue and Ohio State have yet to play. Jewell Young of Purdue previously set a Western Conference scoring record.
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Coyotes Face North Dakota Swing With Bison Hope
The University of South Dakota Coyotes travel by bus to North Dakota for crucial games against North Dakota State and the University of North Dakota. Coach Carl B Hoy plans a 12 man squad to meet State Friday and the Sioux Saturday, aiming to split the northern swing.
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Colonel Ruppert Reported Dying
New York January 11 Genial Col Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees lay near death in his Fifth Avenue home after a nine month battle with phoblisis. The Catholic last rites were given and doctors said recovery was unlikely. He awoke briefly and told his aide he planned to get better. Babe Ruth expressed regret at the illness of his former boss.
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Yanks Seek New First Baseman
New York January 11 Yankees aim to replace Lou Gehrig as first baseman with four top prospects. Tommy Henrich likely to convert from right field to Gehrig’s successor while scouts favor Ed Levy Johnny Storm and Leonard Gabrielson as other options.
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New York Briefs Highlight Early January Financial Note
Reports from New York on January 1 indicate a preliminary tally in the agricultural sector. The note mentions a sum of 5 600 dollars tied to an event dated January 25, with no further details available.
Davis Paces Dakota Wesleyan To Victory Over Northern Wolves
Mitchell Jan 11 Liu Davis the forward paced the Dakota Wesleyan Tigers as they defeated the Northern Wolves 34 to 26 for their second conference win in as many nights. Both teams moved the ball well but struggled to score. The Northerners led 4 to 5 after the first quarter before Wesleyan surged ahead in the second and never trailed again.
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Doland Wheelers Dominate Webster in Conference Clash
Doland Doland Wheeler forwards led by Don Smith poured in 13 to 3 early run and 10 field goals as they crushed Webster Bearcats 31 to 13 in Northeast Conference play. Smith Woodring Zarneke topped scoring for Doland while Webster’s Blacker and Fagen stood out. Doland Midgets beat Doland freshmen 15 to 9 in a preliminary. Wheelers aim to continue league success against Woonsocket Redmen Thursday.
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Ray Mueller Only Addition To Bucs Lineup This Year
Pirates manager Pie Traynor plans to field a near identical lineup to last year. Catcher Ray Mueller is the sole addition he confirms, as he rejects rash trades and emphasizes keeping the strongest players at their posts while noting promising youths may soon press regulars.
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Frankfort Falcons Turn Back Bonilla in Local Tilt
The Frankfort Falcons beat the Bonilla Eagles 25 to 11 in a non conference game. Schulte led Frankfort with 10 points while Piedter scored six for Bonilla. The Falcons built an 18 to 4 first half lead but faded in the final two periods as Bonilla pressed. The Frankfort seconds defeated Sonlin- sec on the preliminary 17 to 15 before the main game. The Falcons host Orient Thursday as Sunshine League play resumes.
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Hi Yo Silver 2 Max Rides Again
New York reports Cowboy Max Baer arrives seeking fighting work claiming change from lessons by Maxie’s son. He vows to run every fight manager out of town if elected sheriff of the county, delivering laughs with his cowboy act and drawl.
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Redfield to Host Spink County Grade Basketball Tourney
Redfield will host the Spink County grade basketball tournament on Saturday January 21 with three additional teams joining the defending champions. Frankfort and Redfield open at 2 30, Brentford meets De in the second game. The evening features consolations for losers and a final for winners. N F Tabery Redfield junior high principal and grade coach sponsors the event with trophy prize.
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McDermott Sinks One Hander Late in Final Period
Rapid City detailing a college game where McDermott of Huron hit a long one handed shot in the final moments to lift the scalp over the Mines. Smith poured in 34 for the Mines while Hauge Swenson and Herther added solid contributions as Huron edged ahead late.
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Sunshine League Plans Tourney Drawings At Redfield Meet
Redfield hosts a nine team Sunshine League tournament February 3 and 4. Rockham and Northville open at 2 30 p m with Redfield and Cresbard in the second game while Ashton draws Frenkfort Orient meets Mellette and Brentford vs Rockham Northville in the night session Saturday’s consolation draws begin at 8 39 a m top contenders Cresbard and Frankfort remain undefeated, Brentford shown strength but defeated by leaders Mellette gains momentum.
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Highmore Pirates Defeat Wessington in Close Game
Highmore Pirates defeated Wessington 24 to 20 on their home floor Tuesday night. Whipple led Highmore with 6 points while Wessington’s Schaefer and Garner tallied 13 and unspecified for Wessington. The gym was upgraded with a new time and score board and refurbished balcony.
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