Huron Scalpters face a tough road schedule
Ergie Funk sidelined with tonsillitis as Wet rich moves from guard to start at Huron against conference leaders the Scalpers travel 2500 miles through a demanding 1929 grid season. Coach Ward H and assistants plan to rotate players, with Snow at center and Han at guard, while schedules show trips to St Paul Luther Vermilion Spearfish Rapid City and a Thanksgiving clash with Augustana.
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Wetrich
Ergie Funk
Niga Sto
college-Columbus
Harum
Funk
Ward H
FiseFe
Sensai
Syhfeh
Agulgren
Notleren
Titan
Parker
Huron
Snow
Han
Comeh
Attie
Mariners
State College
Ronk
Huron’ Warriors
Ward
Jamestown College
Chadron Normal
Moorehead
Ni-D
Columbus
St. Paul
School of Mines
Hapid City
Hills
Spearfish
Rapid City
Augustana
Jamestown
N. C
al Huron
Complete Plans for Ski Tourney in Canton
Preparations were completed for the Silver anniversary Central ski championship to be held Saturday and Sunday in Canton. Competitors include Pedar Falstad of Canton and Gutorm Palises of Norway, among many others from the United States and abroad. The program opens Saturday at 1 pm with cross country, jumping contests at 2 pm, exhibition jumps, and Sunday events starting at 1:30 pm, with music by Mohan Legion Post band and prize ceremonies at Canton disk club grounds.
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Canton
Pedar Falstad
Duluth
Battléboro
Gutorm Palises
Norway
Norga Ski Club
Chicago
Hans and
Arne Korshaien
Anton “Mohn
Wilhelm Adresen
Birger Lund
Minne- Rapolis
Casper Oishoen
Warner Riley
George . Kothtarek
Auge Aune
Steven Phrockstad
Racine
Wis
Lars Bangen
St. Paul
Barney Riley
Fae
Legion Post Hand
Sioux City
Canton, Dis
H. Aker
Purdue Leads Big Ten With 11 Year Average
Purdue holds the best 11 year Big Ten average in basketball from 1918 to the mid era of the current race, with 86 wins against b losses. Northwestern shows two with a net of 127 losses. Wisconsin lags behind. The era records place Purdue atop the conference while Chicago trails amid a poor season. Other schools like Michigan Ohio State Minnesota Indiana and Iowa show limited titles, with Northwestern tied for a Big Ten crown.
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Chicago
Purdue
Northwestern
Boilermakers
Wisconsin
Wisc
Michigan
Ohio Stars
Minnesota
Indiana
Diindls
Iowa
Hag
Che
Iroquois Defeats Cavour In Hoops Thriller
Iroquois boys beat Cavour 19 to 16 with Toovey scoring 13 for the winners and Brinkman top for Cavour with four. Iroquois girls routed Cavour 59 to 11 led by Laposky. The losses drop Cavour to a tough night on the road.
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Troquois
Oavour High School
Itavas Iroquois
Toovey
Iroquois
Brinkman
Cavour
E Sni
Laposky
Reigh Count Withdrawn From Lincolnshire Handicap
London reports that Reigh Count, touted as the best American three year old, is withdrawn from the Lincolnshire handicap in mid March. No reason given, and the horse had also been pulled from the Liverpool Spring Cup, with expectations low for further races into the season. Mrs John D Bertz of Chicago nominated the horse, with uncertainty about future engagements at Ascot and other handicaps.
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London
John’ D. Bertz
Chicago
Reigh
Ascott
Everything Now Rosy for Phils in 1929 Outlook
Philadelphia report shows Phillies restructuring to shore up weaknesses. Tommy Thevenow new shortstop, Don Hurst and Fresco Thompson depart, Pickey Whit ney shifts to third, Letty O'Doul and Danney Southern join a youth-filled outfield. Catches Lerian David Snare, and possible relief pitcher addition. Spring training at Winter Haven期待.
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Weabon
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Phillies
Tommy Thevenow
Bert Shotten
Jimmy Ring
John Schulte
Columbus
American Association
Don Hurst
Fresco Thompson
Thevenow
Pickey Whitney
Shatten
Terry Lyons
Thetsandlots
St Louis
Frittergaire
Pailligs
Letty O’doul
New York Giants
Danney Southern
Homer Peel
Houston
Pexas
Chuck Klein
Cy Wiliams
Lerian
David
Snare
University of Pittsburgh
Atten
Benge
Milligan
Sweetling
Ugtby Bag Beert
Watc
Phil Collis Iléana
Luther Roy Jinghdlmaré
Onida Boys Top Blunt in Low Scoring Clash
Onida led 10-4 at half and pulled away to a 28-14 victory as McLaughlin and Reimschmidt paced the Onida offense with seven points apiece. Blunt’s standout girl won 20-5 in a hard fought contest.
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ovTilt
Onida
Blunt
Peaind
McLaughiin
Aight
Reimschmidt
Honora
Babe Huthis'more complains about sensational reporters
Babe Huthis'more, during his regular work yesterday, voiced a complaint that the news hounds were rambling his ragged. He was more interested in dodging newspaper reporters than reducing his weight, according to the brief, cryptic dispatch.
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Babe Huthis
Bambina
Columbus College Trips Northern Normal In SD Conference
Columbus College remained atop the South Dakota conference by defeating Northern Normal 37 to 25 in Abernee n last night. Leahy and Bailie led the Mariners with ten points each as the Wolves stayed within reaching distance early second half before Columbus pulled away. Murray scored twelve for Northern, with Oakes and Scherf adding four each as Davidson steered Columbus to their fourth conference win and Northern’s second loss.
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Aberneen
Columbia College
South Dakota
Northern Normal
Wolves
Columbus
Leahy
Baille
Mariners
Wells
Tigers Short on Practice For Weekend Games
Huron high school basketball faces disrupted practice due to exams as the Tigers prepare to host Aberdeen and Watertown this weekend. Coach Frank Coffey worries over limited sessions, but Fortune, Ayres, Collins, Kucera, Bryan and others show readiness. Nelson Youel and Davis also listed as likely contributors. The two games wrap the first semester schedule.
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Huron High School
Coffeymen
Aberdeen
Watertown
Cay
Frank Coffey
Fortune
The
Tigers
Nelson
Youel
Davis
Miller High School Stops Woonsocket In Fast Game
Miller High School defeated Woonsocket 23 to 14 in a tight contest. Chet Ward coached Miller with Van Cleave sparking a late surge to pull away. Moberg led Woonsocket with eight points as Whitington contributed strong defense.
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John. Hogan
Woonsocket
Chet Ward
van Cleave
Miller
Whitington
Moberg
Sammy Mandell Ready to Fight Any Time
Rockford Illinois January 24 1942 Sammy Mandell states he is prepared to defend his lightweight title and questions who he must fight and who posts guarantees as National Boxing Association plans forfeitures unless titles are defended within sixty days. Other champions named were Tommy Loughran Mickey Walker and Joe Dundee.
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Ill
Sammy Mandell
Paul Prehn
National Boxing 3Ssociation
Prehn
Mandell
N. B. Ayd
Tommy Loughran
Mickey Walker
Joe Dundee
College basketball results from the period
Luther over Valparaiso 30 to 16 Loyola Maryland defeats Navy 33 to 21 Army wins over Delaware 40 to 23 Pittsburgh beats Carnegie Tech 35 to 28 Notre Dame 29, Michigan State 24, Creighton 49, Oklahoma 23 Pennsylvania 32, Princeton 22 Vermillion 43, Yankton 27.
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Valparaiso
Loyola
Baltimore
Navy
Army
Delaware
USL Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Creighton
Oklahoma Agegles
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Vermillion
Yankton
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