Scalpers Edge Northern In Overtime For 36 34 Victory
Huron scales past Northern 36 34 in overtime as Scalpers ride bench power. Everett Butz bursts onto scene with late game drives while Lamb, Nohlgren and Campbell anchor the offense. Davis steps in for Dennis and Duffy delivers key scores to seal the win.
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Youel
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Cornell College
Mobridge Bowlers Win N B Tourney Doubles
Jamestown North Dakota yesterday announced as winners of the doubles in the Jamestown bowling tournament. George Davidson and Frank Sebastian of Mobridge claimed the top honor with 1178. Bougner led Mobridge in all events, while George Orme Fergus Falls Minn took singles with 535. Campell scored nine for the Wolves.
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South Dakota
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Davidson Chevrolet
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Fergus Fails
Minn
John Walsh Crowned Dixie Handball Champion
John Walsh of Tampa won the Southern YMCA handball singles title, defeating Birmingham’s Bill Thornton in straight games 21-8, 21-12, to claim the Dixie handball championship at the city courts. Walsh, formerly of Huron and a Minnesota alumnus, drew praise for his skill and bare-handed play.
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Tenn
United States
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Tampa
Fla
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University of Minnesota
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Savarnah
Petralle Eyed for Welterweight Challenge by Battaline
New York January 2 Bat Battaline seeks a switch from featherweight to welterweight targeting a 15 round bout with Billy Petralle. Madison Square Garden negotiations nearly complete for a 140 pound match on February 2 or March. Battaline was stripped of featherweight title by the New York State Athletic Commission after weighing 125 34 pounds for a title bout with Lew Feldman.
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Railroad Trims Avenue Bowlers in League Match
C. N. W. railroad bowlers defeated the Avenue house team in a league match, winning by 29 pins after taking the first game but trailing in the second. Buchanan led the rails with a 586 series, Schwartz paced the Avenue with a 532, and high singles included Buchanan 496 and Gillispie 133.
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Gillispae
Free Throws Bring Pierre To Victory
In Onida a Saturday game, Pierre Governors relied on free throws to win over Onida, with guards stifling both sides to 16 points from the field. Fouls mounted on Onida as Pierre pressed, the score tight throughout as Pierre maintained a narrow edge.
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ONIDA
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Pusre
Memphis boxer Jones wins world middleweight title
Milwaukee dispatch reports William Gorilla Jones of Memphis Tennessee won the world middleweight title from Oddone Piazza of Milan Italy by technical knockout in the sixth round before about 2 500 spectators. Jones dominated from the third round onward, becoming the seventeenth holder of the title in the history of the 160 pound class dating to 1867.
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Memphis
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Ticatag Oddone Piazza
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Piazza
Acroca
Smaily
Walker
Stanley Ketcher
Tommy Yan
Billy Papke
Mike Q'Dowd
Bob Fitzsimmons
Yack Demp Waty
Morrison Tops Money Golfers
Fred Morrison of Culver City California topped the Western money list, earning $39 000 from five of six tournaments including $5 600 for Agua Caliente Open. George Von Elm fell to $1 810 after vacating last season’s top prize of $7 447. Gene Sarazen totaled $5 550 while others earned at least $1 009, but Billy Burke and Tom Creavy failed to win money in a tough season.
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Los Angeles
Fred Morrison
Culver City
Calif
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Haase
Morrison
George von Elm
Stagon
von Elm
Gene Sarazen
New York
Billy Burke
Tom Creavy
Albany
N. Y
Woonsocket Tops Presho In Tight 17–0 Finish
Woonsocket saved a comeback to beat Presho 17 to 210 at halftime recess, O’Connor scoring key points while Knutson led Presho with six. In game two, Foresburg River Rats beat Central West Public Service 3 to 2 as Woonsocket faded from a 22–14 halftime lead.
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Presho
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Central West Public Service Ca
Grand Forks High Regains Good Standing in League
Grand Forks High School is back in good standing with the state high school league after eligibility disputes from last fall. The school’s teams, including football and netball, are cleared to compete for this season's title race.
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Fargo
H.D. Jan
Mi Forks
Besk
Boxing Roundup Duller Night Across Major Cities
A scattered boxing summary notes Gorilla Jones in Milwaukee earning acclaim as a NABU middleweight champion after stopping Oddone Piazza Italy. Other bouts in Chicago Paris New York Dayton Toronto St Paul and St Louis feature wins by Baxter Calmes Primo Camera Enzo Fiermonte Willie Davies Joe Sekyra Harry Dublinsky and several no decision or newspaper decisions amid a jumble of locations and nationalities.
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Memphis
Tenn
Oddone Piazza
Italy
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National Boxing Association
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Baxter Calmes
Oklahoma City
Paul Pantaleo
New York
Enzo Fiermonte
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Trader) Horn
New
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Brooklyn
Mike Collins
Toronto
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Bobby Leitham
Montreal
Dayton
Joe Sekyra
Coleman Jones
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Manuel Castro
Mexico City
Lake Norden Stalls, Still Tops East Central Standings
Lake Norden edged Castlewood 81 to 32 despite a scare, while De Smet beat Iroquois and Arlington 20 to 19. Oldham beat Erwin, Willow Lake won, Bancroft and Bryant as cellar teams. Upcoming games include Hetland Arlington and Willow Lake De Smet.
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Yankton College Club Names Four Neophytes
Four Yankton high graduates Maurice White Brockman Smith and Havers become neophytes of Yankton college club athletic monogram for football hours won in 193L season. White Brockman and Smith freshmen, Baers sophomore, joined after Yankton high school play. Club founded by Major John L Griffith now Western Conference athletics commissioner. Initiation cast is moderated this year with signatures in the record book after the ritual.
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Agar Teams Beat Gettysburg In Double Win
Agar high school basketball teams swept Gettysburg with the juniors winning easily as their town rivals held Gettysburg to a single field goal. The seniors followed, scoring on a long shot from the center and taking a comfortable lead at halftime.
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Golf Pros Launch Red Hot Race For Money And Glory
Chicago report details a heated early on tour season with top golfers contending for big purses. Notable names include Wilfy Cox, Leo Diegel, Tommy Armour, Gene Sarazen, Fred Morrison, Al Espinosa, John Kinder, Ralph Guldahl, and Von Elm as events unfold across San Francisco, Pasadena, Agua Caliente, and Arizona Open venues.
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Detroit
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Junior Girls Are A Cage Winners
Vermillion January 21 The junior girls basketball team at the University of South Dakota won the intramural tournament led by captain Marian Mandeville of Storm Lake Iowa. The Scooters sophomores placed second with four wins, the Spititevil freshmen took third with three wins, and Trojana freshmen were fourth with two wins. Sophomores Tereme Rasmussen captained Mobridge and listed teammates from several towns. freshmen Florence Parish Rapid City captain Marion Quirk Highmore. Vermillion players include Dorothy Nesor Cleone Herman Mildred Golden and Leora Sworzenback among others.
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Lake Preston Hands Brookings Trouncing
Lake Preston high school basketball defeated Brookings high school 27 to 6 at Brookings. Lake Preston led 17 to 10 at halftime with Morgar and Newnan as leading players. Whitberg of State College officiated. Three Yankees Sign New Contracts in New York.
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