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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
12
Coach Ward H Bell directs a mixed drill plan as the Scalpers train for a key conference clash against Eastern. Emphasis on offense from the line and guard play, with a focus on conditioning and a measured prep week to handle the Trojans and improve defensive cohesion.
Fort Meade January card features Studley matching McKenna at 135 1 8 pounds in a ten round main event. Hunte Bex sits on a winning streak in Port Meade and Rapid City rings, facing a soldier for the first time. Payne meets Mont in an eight round semi, Eyler Louis faces Pop Twestour in a two round opener.
Do-Right team won 26 to 21 against Webster with key performances by Dunn and Sith Nina Sociats, pushing into a third straight win. The game opened with a 19 to 6 surge by Do-Right, leaving Webster behind as the final score stood.
Avenue outscored Moose Lodge 794 780 and 843 762 in a two wins by three-game set as first week concludes. Moose Lodge opened with 762 728 and 455 but Avenue posted top scores led by Teague and Campbell. Four more weeks remain with each team meeting every other in round two.
The Volga Boatmen defeated the St Thomas Shamrocks 39 to 35 in a see saw game. Trailing 18 to 12 at halftime Volga surged in the third quarter to seize the lead led by W Joern with 13 points and guard W Henry delivering a standout performance.
De Smet high school opened East Central league play with a 13 to 16 win over Arlington after leading 18 to 10 at halftime. The game featured stifling De Smet defense limiting Arlington to one field goal. Unger led Arlington with six points while Manley and Belser each had two field goals for De Smet. The locals also defeated Arlington’s seconds 29 to 17 in the preliminary.
British amateur champion Cyril Tolley plans to compete in the United States amateur and open championships this year. A business obligation keeps him largely in the United States, allowing him to pursue the major events.
Huron Jenley high school defeats Bancroft 18 to 17 in the final minute as Art Collin nets four field goals and one free throw in the second half to erase Bancroft’s late lead. Bancroft had led 6-0 early and 14-11 after the first minutes of the second half.
New York University authorities bar Phil Bilwards a middle distance runner from competition at the intercollegiate indoor track and field championships in March. He has completed eligibility after five years of varsity time, with scholastic difficulties preventing earlier participation during his sophomore year as an unattached athlete.
Volga is leading the Sioux Valley conference after a Monday night win on White’s floor by an 18 to 43 score. Heary led Volga with four field goals while Otto DeOraat and his team showed strong defense and fight. Volga has won all five conference games and plans upcoming non conference tests and a game against Flandreau.
Clark High School edged Redfield 12 to 11 in a Tuesday night game here. Redfield was held to two field goals with Bastian and Larson as bright spots, while Coughin led Clark with multiple field goals and a free throw.
Chicago June 28 Wisconsin and Indiana chase sole possession of second in the western conference as Purdue leads. A Wisconsin win would push Indiana toward a fifth place showdown with Michigan and Northwestern. Purdue remains the frontrunner after a 45 to 26 setback in Chicago.
Miners opened the season by defeating Fort Meade in Rapid City with Taing a clean sweep in four wrestling matches and three boxing wins. Goodwin pinned Sheng in 2:07 at 128 pounds, Thompson 136, Dotson 3:53 at 158, Peters 0:47 at 158, and King 4:12 at 170. Boxing winners included Hapld City over Fort Meade, Hutchinson over Houston, Smitheimer knocking out Moorman, Brigham beating Seizon, and Woodard stopping Wintser in the fourth. Judges were Prof. GM and Hammering Wintley.
The Huron Athletis era basketball team opens the season tonight at Redsfield against Friedman's De Seven, with seven Haro players expected to travel. The lineup includes Hudler, Tueward, Smith, Roach, C Bloodgund, Carl, Werrich, Wahl, and Ruark. Practices have been held at local schools and gymnasiums. A February 2 game at Alpena follows against Alpena Lawn.
Basketball scores list scattered results from several colleges with teams such as Nebraska Grinnell Princeton Wyoming and DePaul reported alongside Maryland and Army games with varied point counts and locations unclear from the garbled text.
Promoter L. L. Blake plans a February 11 card at Broadfaui featuring stemmerman of Water town against Eddie Wipf of Huron in a six round bout as the semi windup. The show also includes a six round clash with Tony LeClair and Willis Knight and a ten round curtain raiser.
Vermillion June 23 The University of South Dakota Coyotes under Coach C B Hoy push through drills to sharpen defense and passing for the upcoming conference clash with Maroons in Sioux City Saturday Night Starters Wriegson Paterson Adkins Drakes Stewart and Evans show height for a potent passing game Berton Root, the Coyotes scoring ace, works to regain health for the Sioux City showdown The team faces a tough schedule with every conference opponent first on foreign courts.
Harwood M Kain an 18 year old southpaw pitcher from Council Bluffs Iowa has been signed for training with the Chicago White Sox. The young prospect previously showed promise with the Sox last season under Hal Mo Kath and is viewed as a bright future pitcher.
Horton Smith and Al Espinosa carry a one stroke edge into the final 18 holes of the $25,000 classic at Agua Caliente. Eleven over par after 54 holes, they face a field of contenders including Watrous Gust Dutra Farrel and Sarazen, all within a few strokes of the lead.
The report notes Glasazow and other university athletes will enter the St. Louis league for spring training. It mentions Cardinal and Casto interests and Brown being ruled ineligible. Brown, a North English transfer, arrived in town as a catcher and moved to pitching after a year, earning $1 severance in minor performances.
In Carthage Wisconsin on January 23 Cas iMage High School routed Argon 28 to 14 in a lopsided Tuesday night game.
Willow Lake leads East Central league with four wins and no losses and hosts Erwin Friday as De Smet risks dropping from the top. Bryant, Hayti and Hetland behind with tight race expectations. Lake Preston clashes with Hetland in a key game while De Smet eyes revenge on Bryant after an early setback.
In Atlanta GC a high school meet produced a clear victory for Miller over Wessington High. The event featured Hale Fisher and other athletes, with cheers from spectators as the rivals competed through the last leg.
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