Wolves loom as worst threat in this week's play
Coach Ward Bell leads the Scalpers from Huron to Aberdeen to face Northern Normal in their twelfth game of the season. The journal notes Northern Normal and Sioux Falls College as rivals and previews upcoming matches against Madison and Augstana.
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Lane High Drops Woonsocket Five In Lane
Lane High School defeated Woonsocket 18 to 15 at Lane last night with a 12 to 6 halftime lead. Woonsocket’s Ingells and Kogel led scoring for the visitors with ten points. The Woonsocket Redmen host Wessington Springs Saturday, after a Lane Juniors win 23 to 15 in the preceding game.
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Match Fields Dundee For Ten Round Bout In Chicago
Tackie Wields welt welterweight contender faces Vince Dundee of Bal Adore in a ten round bout at the Chicago Stadium on January 24. The fight does not involve a title and is billed as an overweight affair.
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Gene Tunney Recovering From Kidney Stone Operation
Gene Tunney former heavyweight champion is recovering at Presbyterian hospital after a kidney stone removal operation performed by Dr George Winthrow Fish. The operation lasted 25 minutes and the obstruction about the size of a human head was removed without complication. His condition is satisfactory and he is expected to stay in the hospital about three weeks.
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Athletics Take Defense Record
The Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Browns posted the top American League fielding averages in 1929 with 0.75 and 0.75, respectively. Wille Kamm defended his third base title at .978 for Chicago, while Joe Judge led first basemen with a .956 average. Charles Gehringer starred at second for Detroit, and Joe Boley led shortstops at .963 as outfielders Al Simmons and Fred Schulte tied for the lead at .889.
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Wesleyan Beats Mines 36 to 28 in Conference Game
In a conference matchup Wesleyan defeated the School of Mines 36 to 28 after a ten point early lead. Mackey led Wesleyan with 11 points, followed by Morrow and Holgate, while Purcell, Smith and Hixon starred for Mines. A preliminary saw Wesleyan Tiger Kittens beat Wesley ton Springs HS 21 to 15.
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Denmore Shute Opens Lead in Los Angeles Open
Denmore Shute of Columbus, the young Ohio pro, led the Los Angeles 310,000 open by three strokes with 4 under par after strong play. Horton Smith and Randy Cruikshank trailed, while MacDonald Smith fought back to tie for ninth with a 239 as Diegel and other veterans remained in contention.
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Indoor athletics shaping winter to spring intercollegiate events
The article notes indoor prep for spring track field and swimming with key figures like Northwestern captains Walter Warne and Tom Warne. It highlights Ohio State's George Simpson and Michigan's Eddie Tolan, plus Dartmouth rowing revival under Harry Heneage. Navy and Washington varsity crews also show depth as plans for next season take shape.
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Rickey's turning point by turning George Sisler into a first baseman
The tale recalls Branch Rickey selecting George Sisler as a first baseman in 1918 after being impressed by a new mitt. Rickey praised a flashy glove and the moment changed Sisler from pitcher to cornerstone at first base, amid Browns outfittings and the era's baseball lore.
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Michigan Crushes Stanford 49 to 0 in 1901 Tournament of Hoses
The piece notes Michigan’s decisive 49 to 0 win over Stanford in the first Tournament of Hoses game in 1901 and mentions Pitt’s prospects. It also references Iowa’s sports coverage, Duke Slater, and later events involving Ray Campbell and Gene Tunney, plus wrestler labor tensions with Mr. Jacques.
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Rickey tests glove as Sisler names shift in Yankees game
In a field scene at the Yankees game, Rickey inspects a new glove while shouting for Sisler and George. Sisler moves from pitcher to outfield, displaying skill in catching wild throws as Chick becomes an outfielder under Rickey's judgment.
Faith in Younger Stars for Davis Cup Team
Davis Cup chairman Joseph W. Wear says the United States will rely on a younger group this year since top players William Tilden and Francis Hunter are unavailable. He notes impressive recent results by Wilmer Allison, John Van Ryn, George M. Lott, and John H. Does, but warns the French strength with Henri Cochet, Henri Cochet, and Iene La Cotte could pose a serious challenge.
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John H. Does
Iiene la Cotte
Henri Cochet
Jean Horatra
Lewis Defeats Iowa Wrestler in Title Battle
In Seattle on January 14 Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Gus Sonnenburg, avenging a prior loss. After dropping a fall to Howard Cantondine of Iowa, Lewis rallied with a headlock and quick counters to claim the deciding two falls.
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Loyola Seeks 30th Straight Win At Cincinnati
Loyola University basketball aims for its 30th consecutive victory as the Ramblers face St. Xavier College of Cincinnati tonight led by captain Charlie Murphy. They have not lost since 1928 and recently defeated Brennana State Bobcats.
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Tennis Champion Chooses Nob Hill Apartment Living
Belen Wills Moody, newly married women’s tennis champion, will not reside in a small home. The Moody couple plans to live in a furnished elegant apartment on Nob Hill near the Union Club. The unit will feature Louis XV design with brown carpets and cream walls.
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Purdue Illinois Lead Race In Big Ten Conference
Purdue and Illinois shared the Western Conference basketball lead as Michigan, former title holder, dropped from the top. Purdue defeated Northwestern 39 to 22 while Illinois made it two in a row with a 24 to 19 win over Michigan. Two games remain this week as Illinois faces Wisconsin and Northwestern travels to Indiana.
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Rabbits Lose Game
A brief report notes the Rabbits lost a recent game on October 13, 2029, with no further details available in the readable text.
High School Games Tonight Across Regions
Weverly faces Estellune in a district clash while Delt Rapids travels to Flandray. Wessington meets Bonlit Ashton at Brentford with College Huron hosting Northern Sioux Falls and Mines visiting Yankton.
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Start Blocks Proposed for 1931 Intercollegiate Meets
New York Jan 14 Recom mendation to permit starting blocks in 1931 intercollegiate track if the International Amateur Athletic Federation approves will go to the annual Intercollegiate A A A convention. The executive committee backed a rule change to adopt starting blocks in May if approved. The committee also urged elimination of hurdles in cross country championships and recommended shortening the varsity distance to three miles and two miles for freshmen.
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Basketball scores list brief summary
Dinos lead Michigan 13 Purdue trails 34 Northwestern 22 Yale 35 Cornell 10 Kansas City Life 22 South Dakota State 13 Coustarus Aulolphua 34 Concordia 33.
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