Tigers’ Poor Defense Sinks Huron in Madison Tilt
Huron High School’s Tigers suffered a 37 29 setback to Madison on the Corn Place floor. Madison’s Willard and Gregorson fueled the win with strong shooting while Huron’s Bryan and Agres led in scoring. The defeat drops Huron to 2-1 in the High Ten standings.
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Braddock Loses To Leo Lomski In 10 Round Fight
James J Braddock from Jersey City loses to Leo Lomski in a brisk 10 round battle at Madison Square Garden. Lomski pressures Braddock throughout, body work and close quarters pull the decision in a contested bout. ringside consensus 6-3-1 in favor of Lomski with officials split.
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Lewis Defeats Clinestock in One Hour Match
En Philadelphia January 11 194? Strangler Lewis, former heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated Jim Clinstock of Sioux Falls Indian in one hour 31 minutes 30 seconds with a head tackle. Lewis weighed 230 pounds, Clinstock 224.
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Navy Grid Captain Receives 40 Day Postoperative Layoff
Edward Burke captain of the Naval Academy football team undergoes an appendicitis operation in Annapolis. He is expected to miss about forty days, sidelining him during the football season despite his status as a leading contender for All American honors.
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Vaudeville Tour Yields Mixed Fortunes for Performer
The article notes a vaudeville performer earning money on tour while losing weight. It highlights multiple methods to succeed on stage, describes a demanding schedule, and remarks on the performer’s evolving shape and resilience amid the circuit’s rigors.
Wolsey Wins Easy Game In High School Tilt
Wolsey defeated Welsington High School 20 to 8 in Wolsey. Neshine scored 17 of Wolsey’s 20 points, including shots from all parts of the floor. Pierson led Weseington with high points. In girls action Wolney won a fast game 27 to 29.
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Welsington High School
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Miller High School Defeats Pierre In Narrow 21 13 Game
Miller High School downed Pierre 21 to 13 in Pierre last night. At halftime Miller led 12 3 as Van Cleave scored 12 points to pace Miller while Houseman had nine for Pierre. Stensland contributed strong floor play as Miller controlled the first half with steady passing.
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Redfield’s Stars Rebranded as Friedman's Devils
Redfield’s top independent basketball lineup has been acquired by Friedman Clothing Co. and will compete this season as Friedman's Devils. Notables joining include Cy Holgate, Dale Sanders, George McCoy, Cecil McCarney, Donald Hase, William Schroeder, Quentin Robbing, Cameron Curtis, Mauries Harlow, and more, signaling a stronger team with statewide reach.
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Redfield Al-Stars
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Dale Sanders
George, McCoy
Cecil McCarney
Donald Hase
William Schroeder
Quentin “Robbing
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Mauries Harlow
Sila" Wil Bi
Wasattel
International skiing meet entries near Ogden
Jusin tempt to crack records tomorrow as twenty six entrants, including Glass A, Anders and Lars Haugen, Hall brothers of Detroit, Halvor Waisted of Racine, and Halvor Bjormegard of Red Wing, Minnesota, compete in the B class.
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High School Cagers Win. Injured Knee Sidelines Ward
Hollywood reports a high school boys game where Blunt and Schmidt led the team to victory while Ward could not play due to an injured knee. The night featured tense action as the girls game followed with strong performances from Canning and Wntrom amidst the chaotic gym scene.
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Blunt
Ward
Schmidt
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Dairymen rally to top with 12 by Halloran in 468 seconds
Pat Halloran sparked Huron Dairy Products to an 18 to 14 lead late, finishing with 12 points to share scoring honors as the Dairymen remained undefeated and tied for first with Company OC. Chicago & North Western beat Standard Oilers 25 to 10 with Sawyer leading for the Railroaders.
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Pat Halloran
Huron Dairy Producté
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Alto
Beore
Pat
Dairymen
Chicago &~ North Western Quint
Oilers
Sawyer
Honore
Lewis Bloodgood
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Hogan
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G. Culhane
Ens
Dexter
Krall
Loomis
Bubpard
Crawford
Joe
Brown
Bargér
York
Outfielder Douthit Sets 500 Putouts Milestone in 1928
Taylor Douthit of the St. Louis Cardinals handled 547 putouts, the lone major league outfielder of the era with over 500 putouts this century. He accepted 647 chances in 1928, surpassing previous leaders and earning a notable ring that season.
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Dhat
Taylor Douthit
Louis Cardinals
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Canzoneri Threat to Morgan Title After Knockout
Tony Canzoneri of New York, recently dethroned as featherweight champion, emerged as a top challenger to Morgan's junior lightweight crown after stopping Armando Santiago of Cuba in the Coliseum. Promoter Jim Mullen announced a Feb. 6 meeting between Canzoneri and Joey Sanger, with the winner likely challenging Morgan.
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Tony CanZoneri
New York
Od Morgan
Armando Santiago
Cuba
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Jim Mullen
Sanger
Morgan
Brooklyn Needs Pitching Staff
Associated Press reports Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson must decide on a pitching staff and outfield this spring. The infield appears set with Del Bissonette, Jake Flowers, Glenn Wright, and Walter Gilbert. Outfield duties center on Max Carey, Harold Hendrick, Babe Herman, Rube Bressler, and rising talents Max Rosenfeld and John Traderick. Pitching talent includes Dazzy Vance as ace, with Jim Hilcott, Watson Clark, Jim Richardson, Eli Dubly, and others vying for slots.
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Brooklyn Baseball Club
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Short
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Dave Bancroft
Heston
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Rube Whrbardt
Win- Ballou
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Atlanta
Jim Richardson
News Haven
G N W Leads In Straightaway Bowling
G N W leads the Straightaway league. Store Wolves 969 team average C N W high scorer Amann and Amainn top. Wildcats Harry Baum had 402 series. Landis and Baum notable sparing as Armour, Wolves, and Packers teams posted varied scores during the closing second round.
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Verna Hobbs
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Highmore Downs Defeat Chamberlain 99 18 in Caving Match
Highmore high school cavers upset Chamberlain 99 to 18 last night in Highmore. At halftime the score was 19 to 7. Labidee of Chamberlain led scorers with six points while Sherer tallied 44 for Highmore.
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Cavers
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Northern Wolves clinch conference win at Eastern
Northern Normal defeated Eastern Trojans 20 to 15 to notch its first conference victory. Led by Davidson and Oakes, Northern stayed ahead as Madison and DeVault pressured on defense. Eastern struggled with missed chances while Northern's defense held firm in the close contest. Box scores note DeVault, Everett, Severson, Murray among players.
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Murray
Ipswich Triumphs 22-13 Over Groton Quint
Ipswich high school defeated Groton 22 to 13 in Groton last night as Groton struggled with shooting. Fellera and Darling led the Groton offense while Ipswich capitalized on turnovers to seize the win.
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Purdue Indiana Clash to Lead Big Ten Race Tonight
Old rivals Purdue and Indiana meet in a pivotal Big Ten basketball clash as Michigan sits idle atop the standings. Wisconsin seeks to rebound against Minnesota while Iowa and Northwestern stage a lineup change clash at Patten gym. Chicago visits Illinois, and Ohio State faces Chicago next week after a pair of losses.
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Aggies Defeat Coyotes In Low-Scoring Haunt Home Upset
North Dakota Aggies upset South Dakota Coyotes 29 to 27 on the old armory floor in Vermillion. Haunthe led the Bison with eight points, while Patterson topped the Coyotes with eight as North Central play saw the visitors secure their second win over the Coyotes this season. The game closed the era of the old armory court ahead of the new $250,000 arena that will host future home games.
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