Huron Scalpers beat Eastern Normal 86 to 49 in SDIC game
Madison Trojans led early but Huron college Scalpers maintained the advantage, finishing 86 to 49 as Campbell Funck Lamb led scoring for the winners while Qisbo and Turner paced Eastern. The game featured tight defense and late rally attempts by Eastern, with Huron pulling away in the final minutes.
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Pirates Promising Walter Meine Joins 1930 Spring Team
Pittsburgh announces Walter Meine, 19, younger brother of Henry Meine, will accompany the Pirates to Paso Robles for spring training. Walter is a right handed pitcher and has been granted permission to join the squad, creating another pair of brothers on the roster.
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Bison Defeat State Rabbits in Tough High School Tilt
Turon junior high beat Forestburg 26 to 12 at the high school gym as Huron led throughout. Collin s opened scoring for Forestburg, but the game stayed slow with limited scoring in the first half. In the second half Huron pulled away with solid guard work and rebounds, while Forestburg struggled from midrange and failed to capitalize on late chances.
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North Dakota Aggies
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Cecil Buss
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Fouriers
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Foreatburg
N.D. Aggies
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Ais Cs
McCoy
T . Bliss
Jobuean
Jobson
Bunnies defeat rival freshmen in last seconds
In Brookings on January 25, the South Dakota State college freshmen edged the University of South Dakota yearlings 28 to 26. Berson, a former Sioux Falls athlete, hit the deciding field goal in the final 20 seconds. Bennett scored 14 for SDSU. Goodwind and Jackrabbit tied it late with two long field goals. Buck and Tise led USD with 14 and 10 points each.
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University of South Dakota
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Madison
Tise
Mitchell
University
Fields Beats Vince Dundee in Chicago Showdown
Jackie Fields, welterweight champion, defeated Vince Dundee in Chicago at the Stadium in a ten round bout. Dundee faded after a brutal third round, being knocked down four times and nearly stopped, marking Fields fourth straight victory over the Dundee family from Baltimore.
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College scores and boxing notes from midweek events
College teams posted varied football scores including Huron 15 Eastern 26 Sioux Falls 36 Southern 25 North Dakota State 22 South Dakota State 37 Macaleator 22 St Thomas 21 Trinity 29 Newcastle NE 7. High school results feature Willow Lake and Hitchcock Iroquois girls plus Artesian, Cavour, Bancroft, Wolsey, Gettysburg, Onida, Aberdeen Redfield and Yankton Watertown Pierre Highmore. Hollywood report notes Joe Bitto stopped Homer Sheridan in California and Dave Shade defeated Joe Roche in San Francisco. Boxing highlights include Jackie Fields beating Vince Dundee in Chicago and other bouts in progress.
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Buns & Agar
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Aberdeen
Redfield
Yankton
Watertown
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Highmore
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Joe Bitto
Wilmington
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Homer Sheridan
Sioux City
San Francisco
Dave Shade
New York
Joe Roche
Chicago
Jackie Fields
Sorid
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Joe Davis
K. Scesule
Mellinger
Grease Scheme Led to Pruitt Arm Wresting Loss
A 1936 NEA feature recounts a failed boxing match with Sam Pruitt tied to a grease deception by handlers Spider Kenly and an associate. Armstrong exposed the plan by noticing a missing grease spot on Pruitt’s nose, leading to a nosebleed and defeat. The tale emphasizes clever manipulation and misfire in a colored heavyweight era.
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Ted
Redfield Edges Aberdeen In Overtime Cage Thriller
A readthrough ruined by OCR leaves a distorted report of Redfield winning 17 to 16 against Aberdeen in an overtime high school basketball game. Stablein led guards with key baskets as Redfield narrowly escaped after a tense finish.
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Southern Loses to Sioux Falls in Close Battle
Southern Normal trailed by the half but battled Sioux Falls college hard, finishing 80 to 25. Lembke and Farnsworth led Sioux Falls while Hames and Rames topped Southern scorers in a fast, late-game surge.
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Kid Cotton Wins Technical Kayo at Brookings Card
Kid Cotton Hurén y welterweight scored a technical knockout over Kid Simon in the main event at Brookings. Rel French of State college won a close decision over Vern Butter in the semi main. Fred Moe of Sioux Falls knocked out Sid Bele of Arlington in middleweight action.
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Fred Moe
Sioux Falls
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Sid Bele
Arlington
Freakish basketball play shocks Oklahoma Kansas border clash
In a Big Six era moment Tom Churchill of Oklahoma executed a spectacular fist rebound to reset a game winning arc after a high pass from a Kansas player. Officials allowed the goal despite the rule against striking or kicking the ball. The incident echoes early season college basketball drama with Minnesota and Cornell teams also noted in play actions.
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Agar Beats Onida High in Narrow City Football Clash
Agar defeated Onida High 21 to 10 in a January game played at Agar. The contest featured Agar leading 21 to 0 at the half while Onida fought back late. Star players for Agar and their top scorers stood out in the low-scoring bout.
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Carnera Kayoes Big Roy Peterson in First Round
Primo Carnera irons out Big Boy Peterson in 1 minute 10 seconds at Madison Square Garden in a rapid main event. The Italian giant used speed and range to dominate the Scandinavian challenger who spent most of the short bout on the canvas or tied up. The crowd roared as Carnera paraded victory and Peterson showed little resistance.
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Highmore Edges Pierre In Overtime
Pierre high school forced overtime with a late rally to tie Highmore 15 all at the end of regulation. In the extra period Highmore pulled away 20 to 16, with Evenson scoring eight and Allen seven for Pierre.
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Yankton Wins 20-12 Over Watertown in Tight Battle
Yankton high school defeated Watertown 20 to 12 in a frenzied defensive game. Yankton led 9 to 6 at halftime as both squads employed zone defenses and fast breaks. D. Smith led Yankton with all points, while Dunn captained Watertown and Smith, mand, stood out for Yankton.
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Loyola's 34th straight win caps storied run
Loyola University basketball extended its unbeaten streak to 34 games dating to the 1929 season. The latest triumph came in Indianapolis as the Ramblera defeated Butler’s Bulldogs 22 to 14, underscoring a historic domestic run.
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Gettysburg Takes Fifth Straight Win Over Blunt
Gettysburg high school outplayed Blunt last night to win their fifth straight. The local team led 5 to 4 after the first quarter and expanded the margin, holding Blunt to a low score in the second. The final score stood 16 to 6 as Gettysburg continued its winning run.
Canadian Indoor Tennis Champs Bring Lott and Mercur to Final
Montreal Que January 46 Surviving contenders George Lott of Chicago and Fritz Mercur of Bethlehem Pa advanced to the final round of singles in the Canadian Indoor Tennis championships after a rugged field. Both players, among the last Americans in the event, secured spots in the decisive match.
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Chicago
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Darmon's KO May Take Life in Detroit Ring Tragedy
Detroit boxer Darmon, 29, collapsed after being knocked out in the fifth round of a six round prelim at Olympia Stadium. In critical condition at Providence hospital doctors feared a fractured skull. Opponent Loidie Koppy, Detroit, and manager Charles Noore were detained as officials investigated the incident.
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Willow Lake Beats Erwin High 13 11 In Slow Game
Willow Lake defeated Erwin High School last night in a slow contest with a 18 to 11 score. The half stood 3 to 0, Willow Lake led 40 to 3 by the third quarter, and Tobey led Willow Lake with 6 points while Tarson had 4 for Erwin.
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Hitchcock Fives Defeat Iroquois
Hitchcock teams secured clear wins over Iroquois with the girls defeating them 46 to 17 and the boys 45 to 6 at home. Swarte led the girls with 20 points while Harmy and Ander contributed 17 and 12.
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Hardrockers Beat Chadron 26 to 18 in Black Hills clash
RAPLY CITY Neb January fifth Eagles suffered a second straight defeat as the School of Mines Hardrockers triumphed 26 to 18. Chadron led briefly but Mines built an 18 to 9 halftime edge and controlled late. Chadron fell in Spearfish Thursday night.
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Alpena Teams Sweep Wolsey In Close High School Games
Alpena high school defeated Wolsey high in a tight late game. Dubois led Wolsey with strong scoring while Alpena junior team defeated Wolsey juniors fifteen to six in the preliminary. Wolsey struggled in the late stages as Alpena seized the close contests.
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Bancroft High Bets Carthage in Tight Night of Play
Bancroft boys routed Carthage 29 14 after a 21 2 first half edge led by Smith with 11 points while Windahl starred for Carthage. Bancroft girls won 16 81 with a 13 6 halftime lead. The Bancroft independents fell 17 20 to Carthage town team in the third game.
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Brookings Quint to Meet Huron High Tonight
Brookings high school faces Huron high with coach Bob Coffey guiding the Brookings quint. Key players include Clarin Bankert Maison and others as Brookings seeks improvement after a tight win and a prior close margin with Huron rivals. Huron counters with Locke center and Niermer forward options as games start at 7:15 and 8:26 p.m. in the college gym.
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Vermillion Falls to Sioux in Rough Night
Vermillion high school lost to Washington high of Sioux Falls 18 to 14 with Burdette scoring eight for Sioux Falls and Reaney tallying seven for Vermillion. In major boxing bouts Primo Carnera knocked out Tig Boy Peterson while Larry Johnson and Fred Lenhart were also noted as winners. Lacrosse highlight had Jimmy Clibborn stopping Mitchinkel.
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Italy
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New Orleans
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Chicago
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Spokane
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