Huron Teams Schedule Light This Week At Catholic Gym
Huron High School hosts three home games this week at the Catholic School Gymnasium. The schedule includes a Feb 4 league clash and three nonconference tilts. Out of town trips send Huron to Watertown and Forestburg as listed in the week’s athletic notices.
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Huron
NINH
Catholic School
Mnasium
Muirisen High School
Pri
Tineon
Cus
Wnes Berms
St. Teresa
Feam
Thal Court
Troquois
Ail Cer Tito
Bnas
Stautlius
Frida Ison
Mice
Huron Coltere
Nerabern
Flurons
Hurehrtarr
Psiowa Wesleyan
Gero
Penruare
Normal
Tamestown
Tiron High School
Watertown
Huron Canaries
Porestburg
Augustana seeks improved defense in Vikings win plan
Augustana college basketball works to shore up defense after early losses as coach H Paul Des pushes for stiffer play in crucial periods. Center prospect Nantos replaces Johnson injured. Skaaden and Betchen eyed for Friday game against Wesleyan after a Methodist victory 45 to 21. Tabor and N Johnson score 12 each for Augie while Mayer leads Road defense.
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Storex
South Dakota
Avsustang College
H. Paul Des
Augustana College
Deely
Nantos
Johnson
Skaaden
Seul Probibit
Augustana Nlar
Wwra
Den
Lowecur
I Trick Askle
Mark Cepeni
Duxorca
Rapid City and Lead Hockey Standouts in Northern Hills
In the Northern Hills region of the Black Hills Hockey League Lead leads with a home win over Fort Meade. Rapid City Wolves dominate Southern Hills by routing Hospitality team 14 to 2. Rapid City forfeits a game against Custer at Syle Lake in a contested match. An unrelated note mentions Captain Louis Jordan as an early American football star in France.
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Rapid City
LPI
Fort Meade Reds
Northern Hills
Black Hille Wocker
Fort Meade
Rapid Fly Wolves
Teany
Co Custer
Syle
Lake
Ton
I Irance
Louis Jordan
Texas University Grid
Friedman Devils defeat Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell
Friedman High School, led by Iola and Sauers, beat Dakota Wesleyan 49 to 47 in Mitchell. Helvate scored 26 to pace Friedman while Fishheck and Mitchell added 12 each as the Devils built a 7 point lead in the final minute to seal the win.
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Redfield
Speciahy
Friedman Jeri
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Devil
College Bors
Scortuk
Iola
Xeney
Sauaers
Ivis Holgate
Devils
Helvate
Fish- Heck Zar Mitchell
Holgate
Fishheck
Lerz
Meyers
Morrow
Friedman Devils
Bolgate
Hertisaion
Walker Cup plans hinge on Sandwich wind and new golf ball
The article notes Walker Cup venues favoring Sandwich England with wind and cold shaping play. Rebby Jones resigns to election pressures while Bobby and Nobby discuss ball changes and winter play. The Atlantan player is praised for straight shots, facing adjustments with larger lighter balls affecting hooks and slices.
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Mul
England
Nes
Rebby Jones
Nobby
English Channel
London
Sandwich
Dobby
Bobby
Fights Last Memorable Moments in New York Bout
In New York he faced rival Tony Vacelit, outpointed by Steve Gotch of Brooklyn. The bout featured Gori nta and Akron standout Izzy Grove York, with a decisive knockout noted against Gotch in Brooklyn.
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New York
Gorinta Anes
Akron
Oulo
Izzy
Grove
York
Tony
Vacelit
Steve Gotch
Brooklyn
Former football official recalls tough, exacting career
A long retrospective interview with David L. Fultz traces his transition from mid‑season umpiring and professional baseball to law. Fultz explains the hours spent studying rules, the strain of officiating, and his decision to quit sports to practice law after a varied career with the Nationals and Athletics before joining the New York Yankees era.
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Brian Weed
New York
Tome Tig
David T. Fultz
Brown
Kuwlekera
Foosball Fields
Dave Fults
Fred Murphy
Fultz
Surphy
Pleyers
Army
Notre Dame
Arctic
Nationals
Philadelpha Nationals
Gsures
Ed Delehanty
Montie Cross
Elmer Mick
Phililelphia Athletics
Haughlanders
Yankees
Michigan Five Beats Gophers in Big Ten Tilt
Michigan defeats Minnesota 20 to 12 at Arbor, securing a clean sweep in the series and boosting its bid for fourth place in the Big Ten standings. The Wolverines hit six field goals to Minnesota's five but leaned on precise free throws. Michigan plans a return bout in Chicago Friday night as Minnesota prepares to host Ohio State Saturday.
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Chicago
Lelger
Wolverines
Minnesota
Ayr Arbor
Michignan
Gophers
Wolverine
Michigan
Ohio State
Minneapolis
La Coste Enters Davis Cup Tournament
Sports report notes Jean Le Coste the French ace has recovered from illness and will compete in the Davis Cup as well as major international events. The piece references his absence last year and his expected strong return, despite prior influenza concerns and competition from Borotra and Cochet.
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la Coste
New York
Rensoa
Coste
Willire
la Sexte
Nimbledon
Trenton Player Leads Strong Chicago Showing in Hoops
Readable lines show Tommy Murphy of Trenton contributing in a Chicago basketball event with teams Teachers and Upper Michigan scoring 30 to 26 and Minnesota at 13 as part of a regional results snippet.
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Erri Ft Reyes
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
Howard Plans Cage Tourney At Local High School
In Howard on Feb 24 and 25 a high school basketball tournament is planned under American Legion sponsorship. Managed by Dr. L. V. Schueller, the event features games Bulls Were Carthage versus Howard and Canova versus Fedora with Artesian and Winfred receiving byes. Winners will receive a loving cup and trophy for the champions and runners up.
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Howard
The
Américan Legion
Mikkelsen to defend national ski title at Canton meet
Stranit Mikkelsen holder of the 1929 national ski championship will defend his title at the national Ski Tournament in Canton February 1 and 2. He won last year at Brattleboro, Vermont defeating Lara Haugen. Other entrants include Roy Mikkelsen Paulsen Sorenson Gimaen Betson Falstad from Canton Ted Peterson and Russel Froberg from Minneapolis and competitors from the Norge Ski club and Central association.
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Croesfield
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Sir Knudsen
Fastern Ski Association
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Brattlesore
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Roy Mikkelsen
Norge Club
Chisszo
Paulsen
Norge Ski Club
Sorenson
New York
Gimaen
Betson
Falstad
Canton
Ted Peterson
Russel Froberg
Minneapolis
Central Associaon
Oregon Eyes Minnesota Coach To Lead Relative New Era
Oregon plans to hire Clarence Spears, famed Minnesota football coach, to lead its team as a Pacific Coast Conference school shifts during a period of transition. Details indicate a substantial contract and a pivot toward a higher profile program under Spears’ leadership.
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Clarence
Fatty) Spears
Uni.versity of
Minnesota
University of Oregon
Yeaty
Believes Cotton Has Edge in February Bout
Promoter L L Blake says Cotton should hold a slight edge over Broadland fighter Braun based on Cotton past performances including a technical knockout of Kid Simonson in Sioux Falls. Cotton to train Friday with two sparring partners from Watertown, aiming for 32 rounds in the American Legion event next week.
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4&1 Brawn
Broadland
Braun
Kid Cot
Herve
L. L. Blake
Cotton
Blake
Kid Simonson
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Hoe
Watertown
Jin
Sidex Falls
Smonsan
South Dakota
American Legion
Light Ave
Big Boy Stemmerman
Fert
Butler
Speed Stayton
Willis Knight
Aberdeen
Gilling Tuffy Dunhim
Aper Ieen
Silver Bullet to Challenge World Land Speed Record
In March Kay Don at Daytona Beach will attempt to break the world land speed record with the “Silver Bullet” aiming to surpass 221.26 mph. Designed by Lou Costalen on Capri, the 4,000 horsepower racer uses dual supercharged engines and rear-driven wheels, with wind brakes for safety at high speed. Costalen also helped design engines for British airships including the R-34 during the war.
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England
Kay Don
Daytona Beach
Fleary Segrave
Secrare
Don
Loulis Costalen
Isle of Capri
Italia
Coxtulen
Crough
Atlantic
Huntley McKenna Battle To Draw In Fort Meade Card
Huntley of Rapid City and Irish McKenna of Fort Meade fought to a draw before a record crowd in Fort Meade last night. McKenna rallied from behind to knot the eight round main event. Jaci Payne knocked out Jos Vaneck in the seventh of the semiwindup. Pop Sears stopped Killer Morman in the first round. Tom Perry posted a technical knockout over Mike Porter. Fort Meade officials refereed as the card unfolded.
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Huntley
Rapid City
McKenna
Fort Meade
Deelon
Jaci Payne
Keystone Stone
Cxtter
Jos Vaneck
Butte
Mont
Pop Sears
Killer Morman
St. Lois
Tom Perry
Mike Porter
William Forsythe
Charles A. Bell
James Boyle
Deadwood
Tolmea
Primos Diet Restricts Gifts For Carnera
Chicago January 18 Admirers of Primo Carnera the Italian heavyweight have been asked to send only apples and oranges as gifts due to his diet. New acquaintances of the Italian boxer, after sending steak and cheese, found he tried to eat everything.
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Chcago
Primo Carnera
Larse Italia
Primo
State College Fears Braves in North Central clash
Brookings Jan 28 State College tact calbuts chase victory after three straight defeats. Coach Edmonds plans to rotate 11 players for the February 2 at North Dakota Aisles, testing rest and lineup options. Sioux Falls threatens but State seeks sunlit road ahead as they host tough rival.
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South Dakota State College
Sioux Falls
Bison
Noakes
North Dakota
George Edmond
Edmonds
State College
Wales
Englemann
Tlerine
Nicholson
Hamann
Raa
State
Unclear 1900s Memo Blurred by Weather and Tactics
A fragmentary, error ridden note mentions Phil Scom asking for money, a delayed Homeric fill up due to foul weather, Sharkey’s Miami plans to confront Fillup, and a deal with Houdini. It references a pier departure, Mike Caesar, James J. Johnston, and speculation on the Lipton and America’s Cup context.
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Phil
Bic
Mike Caesar
Houdini
Phils
James J. Johnston
Former Michigan mentor eyed to fill vacancy
January reports from Polis indicate Luke Weiter of Minnesota narrowed to several candidates for a head coaching vacancy. Figures include Z Spears, former Oregon staffer, and E. Woeman, once coach at Michigan, now linked to Minnesota. Senate Athletics chair reacts to potential hire amid limited details.
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Polis
Moothaldevaghie
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Z. Spears
Voc
University of Orexumiyitu E
Yad
Woeman
Gopher
Ann Arbor
ONL DB
Coffman
Dy Coshman
Peares
Aha
Senate Committee On Intercelleniata Athleties
Minnesowy
Conia
Nin
Sever
Foto
Gopteetek
Agee 2
Martineau
Yesistant
Berle Bleraisin
Muddled tale of Hooks, Waldouts, and faded basketball talk
A garbled 1920s style sports piece mentions The Merry Waldouts with Babe and Robert Shiv key, a bundle of players, and ties to Katsuen’s wit. It notes a young man linked to a National League abuse incident, a signing bid for Les O Doul, and modest sums around $8,000 with comments on Mr Baker and Mr Usher.
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Babe Lath
Robert Shiv
Lari
Sunny pAthwass
Jenave Seuven
Babe
National League du Pleats
Has & Te
Katsuen
Bill Bakes
Les O'Doul
Letty
Baker
Usker
Baseball Gossip From A Th Turned Camp In New Orleans
Notes note Lew Fousees nearing scarlet fever delay for Th ians training camp in New Orleans. Old Grover Alexander passes on minor league offers to stay with the Phils one more year. Baker skeptically predicts Soupbone still has a good year. John Kieran cites Art Shires for Moying first base price at $25,000, with Shires set for big fights as a draw.
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Lew Fousees
Thians
New Orleans
Grover Alexander
Phils
Bs Baker
John Kieran
New York Times
Art Shires
Negotiations Stirring For Top Baseball Pitchers
Lefty Evans seeks to convince Wes Ferrell to join the Indians amid salary talk at Cleveland. Dazzy Vance and Burleigh Grimes loom as targets, with Vance demanding about 15000 to 15900 and Grimes still rated top right hander. Pirates owner Dreytons faces uncertainty as Grimes contemplates a possible move.
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Wesley Ferrel
Himeelf
Tilly Evan
Cleveland
Evans
Ferrell
Indians
Dazzy Vance
Burleigh Grimes
Dazzy
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Vance
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