Coffeymen Rally To Edge Brookings In Conference Tilt
Huron high school cagers faced Rapid City in a rough Noon game won 1911 style. Coffeymen led most of the match as Colin fed Huron’s scoring. Kucera and Ayres contributed while Wilkins paced Rapid City with a field goal and free throws. Derby held for Rapid City with solid floor play. Purple team won 17–3 in the preliminary intermar sl league.
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Maron High
Ssica
Brookings
Redfield
Huron
Merceit
Collin, Ayres
Bryany Youel
Butz
Kucera
Nelson
Enseebvetson
Fortune
Aual Coffey
Cage
C.arther Mitchell
Huron High School
Cayers
Rapid City
Coffeymen
Derby
Colin
Ayres
Bulz
Lisete
Ayras
Wilkins
Iisitors
Bryan
Wicera
Collin
Youel
Bennett
Lundblad
Long
Thompson
Auto Trades Drop Game to Wessington
WESSington town team defeated Huron Auto Trade 25-21 in a fourth quarter rally. Tate sparked the late surge as Huron led at halftime 12-11. Syring Esteé and Baird topped Wessington with 4 points each, while Leon and Crawford scored for Huron. Defensive play keyed the win for Wessington.
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Wellington
Jan
Wessington
Huron Auto
Huron
Tate
Syring
Esteé
Baird
Sarazen and Hampton Lead Miami Beach Open Halfway
In Miami Beach Florida January 12 4 at the halfway mark Gene Sarazen and Harry Hampton led the Miami Beach Open golf tournament tied atop the leaderboard. George Christ of Davenport Florida and George Voigt of Douglaston NY trailed at 442 while Johnny Farrell national amateur champion stood a bit farther back at 44.
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Imiami Beach
Fla
Gene Sarazen
Harry
Hampton
George Christ
Daven~port
Flg
George Voigt
Douglastown
N. Y
Johnny Farrell
Hudkins Aims for Three Boxing Titles in 1929
Lincoln Jan 12 The Nebraska welterweight middleweight and light heavyweight contender Ace Hudkins declares plans to win three titles in 1929. He hopes to earn another shot at Mickey Walker’s middleweight crown after a close loss in Chicago last June. Gettysburg reports Patented the Ft Pierre squad in a hard fought victory, boosting their prep rating to .600 with three wins and one loss.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Hudkins
Mickey-Walkers
Hodkins
Walker
Chicago
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Cagers
Pierre
McLarnin Beats Glick in Garden Comeback Victory
Jimmy McLarnin defeats Joe Glick by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden in a 10 round bout. The win follows a prior win at the same venue and comes after a period where McLarnin moved up from lightweight. The crowd of 20 000 paid tribute to Tex Rickard as the arena dimmed lights.
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New York
Jan
Jimmy McLarmin
Far West
Sid Terris
Lucky Ving
Madison Square Garden
Ray Miller
Gotham
Joe Glick
Rickard
Box
Jack Dempsey
Joe Humphreys
McLarnin
Brooklyn
Jimmy
Glick
Salem Triumphs Over Wessington Springs In Narrow Win
Salem defeats Wessington Springs 30 to 10 after the host’s camera failed. At half, Salem led 14 to 2. In the second game Mitchell Business College beat the Kiwanis club 15 to 14 in its first game, with Lynott scoring eight points.
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Mitchell Business College Quint
Kiwanis
Kiwanians
Lynott
Fedora Defeats Argonne 16 9 In Hard-Fought Tilt
Fedora high school defeated Argonne 16 9 in Argonne. At halftime Fedora led 10 7. Lusk was top scorer for the steals with five points while Vester added eight for Argonne visitors. The Argonne girls won 27 16.
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Argonne
Fedora ‘High
Aaint
Fedora
Lusk
Vester
Argonne Girly
Sharkey in talks to save planned Stribling bout
The Sharkey Stribling heavyweight match at Miami Beach hangs on Jack Sharkey agreeing to revised financial terms. Madison Square Garden officials, Tex Rickard followers, and Dempsey plans push to stage the February 27 bout if Sharkey accepts a $100,000 guarantee. If Sharkey balks, the fight likely falls through.
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Hy Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New, York
Jack Sharkey
Miami Beach
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden, Corporation
Tex Rickard
FFL
Young Stribling
Rickard
Sharkey
Stribling
Gene Yunney
Garey
Jack Dempsey
Garden
Boston
Sailor Man
Night of no contest and outpoint decisions in boxing card
In various cities several bouts ended with a no contest in the third round while others produced clear decisions. Notables include Jimmy McLarin of Vancouver outpointing Joe Glick in New York and Otto Von Porat in Grand Rapids, with multiple regional results listed and several knockouts noted for different venues.
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New York
Jimmy McLarin
Vancouver
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Stanislaus Loaysa
Chile
al Winkler
Philadelphia
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
Eddie Saida
Boston
Jimmy Byrne
Louisville
Frankie Wine
Montana
Soin Tate
del Fontaine
Winnipeg
Dick Daniels
Minneapolia
Sem Erie
Johnny O'Keefe
Coluumbus
Babe Herman
Buffalo
Moyer Grace
Chicago
Sam-Bruce
I ‘Hausclaire
Johnny
Clorone
Duluth
Urban
Liberty
Minneapolis
San Diego
Hearcat
Jack Francisco
Grand Rapids
Mich
Otto von
Porat
Battling Levinsky
Onida Takes Narrow Victory Over Highmore 14 13
Highmore high school lost to Onida 14 to 13 in a low scoring game here last night. Highmore used its second string through three quarters as the halftime score stood 7 to 6 in Highmore favor.
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Highmore
Highmore High School
Onida
Prairie Wolves Run Past Cats In League Bow
Prairie Wolves defeat Cats in a three game Straight Away league night at Daum Alleys. Roy Curtis stars by striking out in the tenth frame to clinch the second game while others chase the margin. Harry Baum captain of the lasers sets records with a 244 high score and steady averages, with team marks near 170.
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Prime Wolves
Daum Alleys
Roy Curtis
Wildcats
Harry Baum
Lasers
Prairie Wolves
Moran
Curtis
TZ. Lm. Fix
Basketball results from several colleges and high schools
The latest scores show Drake over Grivmetl 12 to 1 and many others including Iowa State 41 over Kansas Aggies 30, Central 36 over Simpson 27, Graceland 23 over Creston Junior College 15, North Dakota 38 over Morningside 21, Pittsburgh 41 over Carnegie Tech 14, St Olaf 29 over St Thomas 26, Michigan State 29 over Marquette 19, Monmouth 24 over Ripon 22, Spearfish 41 over Northern Normal 22, plus numerous high school games such as Bridgewater 20 over Humboldt 14 and Salem 30 over Blunt 16. several other small-town matchups are listed with varied scores and an overtime note for 7 Centerville vs some opponent.
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Drake
Grivmetl
Towa State
Kansas Aggies
Dubuque
Luther
Bridgewater
Humboldt
Argonne
Fedora
Wessington Springs
Salem
Blunt
Pierry
Reilfield
Mitchell
Highmore
Ouida
DeSmet
Troquois
Wolsey
Alpena
Yogan
Colman
Hartford
Franklin Consolidated
Vienna Girls Team Schedule Tour Games Next Year
Vienna girls basketball team has tour games scheduled for the next year. Players include Seb Bryant and Pebri Aed. Local fans mark dates as the schedule develops.
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Vienna
The
Vienna Ells
Seb Bryant
Pebri
Aed
Spearfish Triumphs Over Aberdeen in 41-24 Victory
Spearfish Yellowjackets defeated the Northern Wolves 41 to 24 at Aberdeen after a ragged first half. Davidson led Northern with 12 points while Sullivan and Lodge scored 12 and 18 for Spearfish, with Owens directing play for the Westerners. The game featured two ejections for personals as Spearfish secured an undefeated Northern meet win.
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Aberdeen
Spearfish Yellowjackets
Wolves
Spearfish
Davidson
Devy
Sullivan
Lodge
Northern
Owens
Westerners
Lodges
Beven
Severson
Redfield Drops Tilt to Mitchell in High School Basketball
Redfield fell 33 15 at Mitchell as Mitchell took early control and dominated play. Tice and Carlsen led Mitchell with ten points each while Bastian added five for Redfield. Wagner of Redfield scored a sensational held goal in a game marked by Mitchell’s strong passing attack and substitutions.
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Redfield
Bitchell High School
Mitchell
Tice
Carlsen
Bastian
Wagner
Iroquois Edge DeSmet In Big Local Basketball Game
Iroquois high defeated DeSmet 23-16 before a large crowd with a late rally by Toovey and Waller giving the locals the decisive margin. Foovey led Iroquois with nine points and Walter added eight while Manley scored six for DeSmet.
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Iroquois
Iroquois High
DeSmet
de Smet
Toovey and
Waller
Foovey
Walter
Troquois
Manley
Dé Smet
Spears
sBottonlay
de ‘Smet
Wolsey Beats Alpena In Narrow Basketball Win
Wolsey downed Alpena 3 2 in a hard fought game. The team led 15 2 at halftime as Neshine and Wolsey’s Neshine scored 12 points to lead Wolsey while Kinse led Alpena with four. Detriot notes mention Ray Miller stopping Tommy Grogan.
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Wolsey
Alpena
Neshine
Kinse
Alpens
Blunt High Edges Pierre In Narrow Hoops Win
Blunt High defeated Pierre 16 to 11 as Melville Meurschmidt led Blunt with strong play. Blunt led 10 7 after three quarters and held a five point edge at halftime. Reed and Murphy each scored six for their teams in a fast paced game.
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Bluxy
Dan
Melville Meurschmidt
Blunt High
Eaegers
Pierre
Blunt
Reed
Murphy
Pierr Hsd Foe
Cach
Armour Leads Tourney In Los Angeles Open
Tommy Armour fueled the Los Angeles open with a 68 first round leading 130 entries in the $10,000 event. Close behind are multiple players sharing second with 71s including Horton Smith and George Von Elm, while Walter Hagen posted 77 and others matched the 77 bracket.
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West Los Angels
Tommy Armour
Washington
D. C
Armour
MacDonald Smith Weat Nock
L.ft
Horton Smith
Joplin
George von Elm
Detroit
Walter Hagen
Leo Diege
Bobby Cruickshank
Purchase
N. C
Joe Kirkwood
Australia
Hitchcock Wins from Carthage
Hitchcock's cagers defeated Carthage High School 29 to 22 in a fast game. Carthage led 17 to 14 at half time as Walium and Meyer stood out for Carthage while Harms the Hitchcock center played superbly. Hitchcock has now won four and lost four.
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Hitchcock
Cagers
Carthage High School
Carthage
Walium
Meyer
Harms
Hitch~ Tock
Woonsocket Defeats Artesian In Close Match
Woonsocket edged Artesian 23 to 20 in a tight contest led by Moberg Vreeland and Ball. Artesian struggled to hit the hoop as Fairfield Dakota Wes leyan refereed the game.
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Woonsocket
Artesian
Woonsocket Cevers
Moberg
Vreeland
Ball
Fairfield
Dakota Wesleyan
Nisland High Defeats Newell In Seven Overtime Periods
Nisland high school defeated Newell 14 to 9 after seven extra periods setting an overtime record. Coach Malcolm injected three fresh substitutes in the last period, breaking the deadlock after the score was tied 4-4 from the end of the third quarter onward.
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Nislarky
Dan
Laj—Char
Nisland High School
Newell
Malcolm
Nisland
Ski Championship Meet Is Tomorrow
Chicago January 11 The Norge Ski Club of Chicago will host its annual championship meet with top rivals Hall brothers of Detroit Clarence and Carl facing Haugen brothers Lars and Anders of Minnesota. The 15 year old sled ski prodigy Oree Kotlarek from Duluth also entered.
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Chicago
Hall
Igens
Halls
Norge Ski Club
Hall Brothers
Detroit
Clarence
Carl
Haugen Brothers
Lars
Anders
Minnesota
Oree Kotlarek
Duluth
Mix
Sharkey Stribling Heavyweight Fight Set for Feb 27
New York reports Dempsey telephoned from Boston that the Sirihling Sharkey bout will be staged as scheduled on February 27 at Miami Beach. Sharkey agreed to terms after talks following Tex Rickard’s death. Dempsey and Carey completed negotiations, with a reduced guarantee reportedly part of the deal.
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New York
Miami Beach
Jack Dempsey
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Wiiliam F. Carey
Asadison Square Garden Corporation
Florida City
Sharkey
Orriginal Richard
Stribling
Carey
Nohlgren High Point Man For Huron College
Huron College faces Yankton tonight after a pair of conference results. Southern Normal edged the Scalpers 20 18 as Ramos and Marsh starred for the Pointers in a tense second half. Fonk and Snow played well for Southern Normal, while Runtes led Springfield Normal against Huron.
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Hiurons Senlpers
Sting
Yankton
Treyhounds
Springfield Normal
FE. Runtes
Springfield
Huron
Southern
Ivan
E. Ramos
Ramos
Marsh
Fonk
Snow
al. Funk
E. Rames
F Marsh
G Lavy
Brown
Kansas Aggies Face Creighton in Tonight's Game
Creighton University teams crushed Colorado last weekend in two routs 32 to 21 and 46 to 21. Trautman brothers led the first game with four field goals each, while Bart Corcoran Woolworth Tower Brand Jensen and nine field goals paced the second.
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Omaha
Creighton University Chagars
Colorado
Bluejays
Kansas Aggies
Little Bart Corcoran
Woolworth Tower
Brand” Jensen
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Jimmy McLarnin
Richard
Wessington Springs High School
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Mason City
Iowa
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Battling Nelson
Waterloo
Hobby ‘O'Dord
Cedar Rapids
Evra
North Western
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Avon
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Wolsey Downs Alpena
Tommy Grogan
Cumerford
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Nohlgren
Huron College
Creighton
Joe Thomas
Rapid Air Lines, Inc
Rapid City, S. D
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