Huron juniors win first game in close varsity junior clash
Huron junior high defeated Watertown junior high 28 to 23 in their first ever game against a team in their class. Art Collin led Huron with six baskets, as coach George Hollister praised the team's defense and passing accuracy. Cope led Watertown with four baskets and three free throws.
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Collin
Art Collin
Corny
Huron High School
Huron Junior High
Watertown Junior High
High Point Konora
Huron
George Hollister
Hart
E. Sherlock
Cope
Watertown Center
Renshaw
Cothin
Potticary
F - McLaughlin
Walrath
Lane
Wisbard
Mooney
Totsis
Boy Scouts
Batie
Rapid City rule on Legion junior players erupts
Rapid City high school executives face criticism for declaring boys who played in the American Legion Junior baseball league ineligible for high school sports. District 13 athletic official Norbert De Kercheover says the rule could affect other schools in the state. Five Belle Fourche basketball regulars who also played junior baseball may be impacted. some players have returned the gold emblems. The Legion had awarded the emblems to encourage continued good sportsmanship and citizenship, a position disputed by De Kerkhove and Dr A W Smith. Benny Bass defeats Joe Rivers by knockout in Kansas City.
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Rapid City
Norbert de Kerehove
Central
Southern Hills Secion
DeKerehove
DeKerchete
Sos
A. W. Smith
Belle
Fourche
Belle Fourche
Smith
de Verchere
American Legion
Legion
Phantom Finn to Run Tonight in Brooklyn College Meet
Paavo Nurmi nicknamed the phantom Finn opens his second U S campaign at the Brooklyn College meet tonight. He debuts in the 3000 yard race a nonstandard event with no official record. Opponents include Ove Anderson Gus Moore Joe Hagen and Irving Totten.
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York
Paavo Nurmi
United States
Brooklyn College
Numi
Nurmi
Ove Anderson
Finland
Gus Moore
Brooklyn Harriers
Joe Hagen
Columbia
Basketball Results Across Colleges and Teams
A garbled slate of college basketball scores lists Northern Normal, Eastern Nebraska, Stetson, Rollins, Gast High, Sioux City, Vermilion, Yankton, Parker Creighton, Drake, Des Moines U, Western Erion, Lawrence, Coe, Simpson, Parsons, Wesleyan, Graceland, St Ambrose, Buena Vista, West Virginia, Pittsburgh, Concordia Moorhead, Olathe, Mankato Teachers, St Cloud Teachers, Benedicts Peru Neb, Augsburg Minneapolis, Macalester, North Dakota Agetes, South Dakota U with numerous mismatches and OCR errors.
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Northern Normal
Eastern Noromah
Stetson
Rollins
Gast High
Sioux City
Vermilion
Sioux Walis
Yankton
Beresford
Parker
Creighton
Drake
Des Moines
Western Erion
Lawrence
Coe
Simpson
Parsons
Wesleyan
Graceland
St. Ambrose
Buena Vista
West Virginia
Priteburgh
Concordia
Moorhead
Olat
Mankato
St Cloud
Peru
Neb
Augsburg
Atinneapolis
Macalester
North Dakota
Agetes
South
DasKota U
Mellette Wins from Rockham in Rough Contest
Rockham visitors suffer a 18-12 final as Mellette dominates with superior floor work and offense. Halftime stood 19-4, low scoring blamed on poor shooting. Mellette tallied seven field goals while two long shots by delays by Coppersmith and Steele as officials.
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Rockham
Mellette
Teais
Melfette
Coppersmith
I Steele
Willow Lake Loses Tilt to Hitchcock
Willow Lake high school's cagete were unable to keep up with Hitchcock's final 27-10 defeat. By halftime Hitchcock led 17-5 as Wasmen and Holquist scored 20 of Hitchcock's points. An exhibition game between the raven teams saw Willow Lake win in a guarding battle. Welter Miller of the Claye-Tani pitching staff predicts at least 18 wins.
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Willow Lake
Jam
Willow Lake High School
Cagete
Hitchcock
Elf
Wasmen
Holquist
Raven
Welter Miller
Claye- Tani
Enis” ‘Simmer Fa
Tee Off Expected At El Paso Open Tourney
El Paso Texas hosts the third annual El Paso open with 2000 dollars in prize money for the 72 hole event, concluding tomorrow. Thirty eight entries include Bobby Cruickshank Al Igspinosa Al Watrous Larry Nabholtz Jos Kirkwood Bill Mehrhorn Henry Cuicl and Al Ovicl as players prepare to start today before heading to San Antonio for the Texas open.
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EL Paso
Tex
California
San Antonio
Bobby Cruickshank
al Igspinosa
al Watrous
Larry Nabholtz
Jos Kirkwood
Bill Mehrhorn
Henry Cuicl
al Ovicl
Redfield Loses to Aberdeen in Narrow Playoff
Redfield high school cagers fell 16-21 to Aberdeen in Redfield. Redfield led 4-0 early but trailed 16-6 at halftime as Aberdeen edged ahead in the second period. Bastian and Larson scored six for Redfield, while Graeber and Smith each had five for Aberdeen.
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Redfeld
Jans
Redfield High School
Aberdeen
Redfield
Bastian and
Larson
Graeber
Smith
Ree Heights Beats Bonilla 32 to 18 in Basketball
Jan 19. Ree Heights defeats Bonilla 32 to 18 with Ted dy Neerland scoring 18 points. The report notes Festa, captain of the 1929 Greyhound football squad, as a mainstay in the backfield for two years.
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Bonilla
Ree Heights
Teddy Neerland
Eee
Festa i
Hoe
Western Conference moots A A U clash over independence
The Western Conference declares it will run its meets without AAU sanctions, favoring clubs and teams of its choosing. AAU secretary Ferris calls the move a protest, noting sanctions only apply to events featuring star non college athletes. Sam Hall named Chicago Stadium matchmaker for the opening in March.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated’ Press
New York
Western Conference
Amateur Athletic Union
Dou Ferris
John L. Griffiths
Ferris
Tke Nurmi
Matchxaker
Chicago
Sam_ FP. Hall
Chicago Stadium
Boxing Results Highlight European and American Fights
CHICAGO Tony Canzoneri of New York knocked out Armando Santiago of Guba. Eddie Shea of Chicago stopped Lou Bloom of Columbus in the fifth round. Sammy Dorfman of New York outpointed Mike Dundee of Rock Island in nineteen rounds. NORFOLK Virginia Young Stribling of Macon Georgia knocked out Art Matas of Chicago in the second round.
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Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Armando Santiago
Guba
Eddie Shea
Lou Bloom
Columbus
Sammy Dorfman
Mike
Dundee
Rock Island
Ths
Norfolk
Young Stribling
Macon
Art Matas
Completing Plans For S. D. Ski Meet
Canton officials announce plans for the central United States championship ski tournament to be held January 28 and 27 in Canton. Sioux Valley Ski club organizers report preparations finished with vast storage near the slide and the American Legion post to run coffee and snack stands.
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Canton
Sioux Valley Ski Club
American Legion Post
Sioux Valley Sti Club Officers Re-elected At Sioux City Meet
On the grounds and will serve lunches through the meet. The Monahan Post band of Sioux City and the Canton high school band will furnish music during both days of the tournament. Officers of the Sioux Valley Sti club recently re-elected are: Dr H T Aker president EA Skyberg vice president Ste Knadsen secretary and B B Fyerson treasurer.
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Monahan. Post
Sioux City
Canton High School
Offiers
Sioux Valley
Sti Club
H. T. Aker
EA. Skyberg
Ste Knadsen
Ari B. B. Fverson
White Sox fix faults at camp for Diesell
Manager Lena Blackburne plans extensive spring work at the camp to correct fielding and batting faults of shortstop Chalmers Diesell, valued at 223000 dollars, as Chicago aims to sharpen its roster for the season.
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Lena Blackburne
Chicago White Sox
Chalmers Diesell
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