Brouillard Defends Welterweight Crown In Chicago Bout
The French Canadian Lou Brouillard defends his welterweight title tonight at Chicago Stadium against Jackie Fields in a ten round championship bout. The card also features Billy Jones versus Battling Bono for ten rounds and George Michels against Lou Scorza in another light heavyweight installment. Brouillard seeks to prove his title is not a fluke as he faces Fields in a pivotal defense.
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Buneize
Jack Thospess
Chicago
Rialto
Fields
Thornpson
Brouillard- Fietts
Wine
Brouillard
Jones
Beso
Hadiomal Boxing Association
Billy Jones
Chikdelphia
Arts
Bono
Birmingham
George Michels
Buffalo
Lou Scorza
Amateur Boxers In Title Quest in Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls on January 8 amateur boxers from South Dakota prepare for semi finals of an eight division title quest. Sixteen matches decide finalists in the American Legion charity show with 596 entrants. Heavyweight Terpstra withdraws due to illness. Preston Scott substitutes. Delegates from Huron and regional champions head to Sioux Falls for weigh ins and pairings.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
American’ Legion
Ag Cavemec
Ray E. Cavenec
University of South Dakota
Kce Tarbell
Watertown
Leland V. Morford
Deadwood
Lewis Tersetra
Huron
Preston Scott
Miller
Terpstra
Dwo
Aberdeen
jEnese
Lewis Terpstra
Buron College
Terp Atra
Terpetra
Alfred Peterson
Sioux Fall
Joe Maunders
Virgil
Norwegian Skiers Show Great Form in Lake Placid
Journal describes Norwegian skiers as showing strong form in Lake Placid amid Olympic preparations. Report notes debuts and discussion around jump testing, the impact of soft snow on practices, and a hill record reportedly at 190 feet during early trials.
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Lake Placid
Wenten
Fay
NYU selects graduate as coach to de emphasize athletics
New York University names Howard G Cann 30 as head football coach and physics director with professorial title, signaling a shift away from athletic emphasis. Cann, long affiliated with the Violet program, succeeds Chick Meehart who resigned. University officials say the policy values effort over wins, with Cann’s permanence implied by Professor Badger.
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N. Y.U
New York
New York University
Itz
Howard G
Jake) Cann
John Fr
Chick) Meehart
Cann
Violets
Frank H. Cann
Philip Badger
Phomeen
Board of Athletic
Jja
Conn
Badger
Featherweight Go Ruled No Contest
SINCINNATE Jan 28 The featherweight title match ended in a no contest after Bat Battalino of Hartford failed to weigh in under 126 pounds. Freddie Miller of Cincinnati led the bout before Referee Tou Baruman halted it in the third round. The New York and Cincinnati commissions may order refunds and suspensions. Battalino forfeited $1,000 which will go to charity.
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Sincinnate
Bat Battatino
Hartford
Conn
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati Southpew
National Boxing
Bsttaline
Tou Baruman
Cincinnati Boxing Commssion
Carl Wikbart
Bauman
Miller
Battalino
Battaling
N. Lp. A
Bat
New York State
Simet
Lew Feldman
Gar Wood Aims To Extend Speed Boat Record
Gar Wood plans to push his world speed boat record on the measured nautical mile course at Indian River. The Detroit racer seeks at least one more mile per hour to extend his margin over rival Kaye Don, who previously drove at speed that set the bar in Lake Garda.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Ger Wood
Detroit
Indian River
Kaye Don
Lake Garfa
Yealy
Wood
Charles May Be Out Of Olympics Says Texan All Around Athlete
ALBUQUERQUE NM Charles husky Oneida In ax athlete may miss the Olympic games this summer due to three fractured vertebrae from a football injury at the University of New Mexico. He is in a plaster cast awaiting recovery and could compete in the all around if he heals. Previously he starred at Haskell and won the national decathlon title before attending Flanéreau High School in South Dakota.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Wile Buster
Charles
Husky Oneida
Sam
University of Ew Mexico
Haskell
Hienkell
Flanéreau
S$. D. Togh School
Wesleyan Keeps Perfect Record in Conference Tilt
YVANKTON Jan 2 4 Dakota Wesleyan maintained its conference title defense with a 3 2 victory over Yankton College. Wesleyan opened with five points, then trailed 16 14 at halftime before a second half rally led by Holgate Fishbeck and Beiers. Beiers graded two field goals and a free throw. Fishbeck netted several short shots to clinch the Tigers fourth conference win. Yankton fought with long shots and strong defense, but Wesleyan held in the final minutes.
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Yvankton
Dakota
Wesleyan
Yankton College
Yankton
State
Ferguson
Smith
Holgate
Fishbeck
Foue
Beiers
Tigers
Asl Holgate
Fanith
Shered
Yenkton
Warden
Holesic
Mackey
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Augustana College
Braves
Auggies
Toe State College
Northern Normal
Viking
Augustatis
Vikings
Augustana
Harrington
Kochenderier
Araguatena
Wade
Virgil Beats Huron Juniors After Rough Game
Virgil defeated Huron Juniors in a hard fought contest last night. The second half saw Virgil widen its scoring edge as tensions rose and play grew rough among the teams.
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Virgil
Undefeated Teams Set to Clash for First in Conference
Highmore and Pierre, both undefeated, square off on Friday in Pierre to decide sole possession of the Central South Dakota conference lead. Each squad boasting strong records, the outcome will shape the regional standings as coach Orville J. Lindell’s Pirates host the Governors in a pivotal showdown.
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Pierre
Highmore
Central South Dakota
Pirates
Highmare Pirates
Orville J. Lindell
Path
Marschalk
N’ Governors
Miller High School
Rustlers
Rustiers
Gettysburg
Tomorow
Onids
Onida
Highmore Hea
South Dakota
Brookings High
Harvord
Woonsocket
Ree Heights Splits With St Lawrence In Tight Games
Ree Heights and St. Lawrence split a pair of basketball contests last night with close scores. The first game went to overtime with St. Lawrence edging Ree Heights 14-13 through two extra periods. The second game produced a similar thriller as both teams traded leads before final results.
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ST. Lawrence. Jar
Specie
St. Lawrences
Ree’ Heights
St. Laterence Bys
New Madhen Pilot Named Manager of Toledo Mudhens
Eth Falk, veteran Cleveland outfielder, is appointed to manage the Toledo Mudhens through their 102 campaign. Falk rose from the University of Texas to the Chicago White Sox, then joined Cleveland, with Bory Evans guiding Cleveland and both Mudhens and Indians planning joint spring training in New Orleans. This marks the second new American Association leader in recent days, following Donie Bushwart’s recent designation in Minneapolis.
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Eth Falk
Cleveland
Toledo Mudkens
American Association
Falk
University of Texas
Chicago White Sox
Bory Evans
Mudhens
Indians
New Orleans
Sik
Owes
Donie) Bushwart
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls Braves Defeat Augustana In Narrow Clash
Sioux Falls college beat Augustana 28 to 24 in a hard fought home game. Harrington led Sioux Falls with six field goals and a late scoring push while the Braves maintained a steady lead from the first half.
Moose Trundlers Triumph In Avenue League Match
Moose Trundlers defeated Cumerford Kooyman trunchers in Avenue League play. Minus led with 597 total, Drumm anchored with 300, Zhert counted 531, Ice 1 ping behind, Bann’s 718 best single game. Barbers beat Armour quint in Tuesday night action.
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Moose Lodge
Cumerford-Kooyman
Toedgemen
Thea
Bann
Mark
Barbers
Armour Quint
Wolsey Nips Alpena in Hot Cage Battle
Wolsey edges Alpena in a tight cage game marked by aggressive defense and late-quarter drama. Wolsey used quick passes and sharp inside moves to secure a narrow victory amid a roaring home crowd.
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Wolsey
Wolsey, den, M—Specis
Jackrabbits Open Fast Then Slump in State College Basketball
AP notes State College’s Jackrabbits rose with sensational pre holiday play but slumped after opening wins. Beiers of Wesleyan Tigers leads state conference scoring with 62 points in three games. Sioux Falls prep squad, Madison, Yankton, Mitchell, Aberdeen, and Pierre show strong starts or rebounds as Rapid City and Lead vie for Hills honors.
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Associated Press
Ade
North Dakota
Rabbits
Sioux Falls College
Beiers
Ferguson
Wesleyan Tigers
Invading Runners Do Not Fare Well At Newark Games
Newark A C hosted the twelfth annual games with Nordell from New York University defeating Conger of Carleton College in the 1 000 yard handicap. Singer dominated the sprint series, with Bruder closely contending in the 50 60 and 70 yard dashes. Roll of Newark A C triumphed in the Newark 500, while Furth edged Healy in the 20 yard hurdles. Ralph Sickle from Kansas showed limited success across dashes.
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Newark
N. J
Ray Conger
Carleton College
Minnesota
Frank
Nordell
New York University
Ralph Sickle
Kansas University
Ira Singer
Newark A. C
Conger
Newark Armory
Singer
Bir Bruder
Bruder
Eddie Roll
Newark A.C
Milton Sandler
Eddie Blake
Boston
Max Wakley
New York
Bo Furth
Joe Healy
Aberdeen Mitchell High School Basketball Game Canceled
The scheduled basketball game between Aberdeen and Mitchell high schools is canceled due to illness in the Mitchell team. Aberdeen coach Daubenberger said he received word that a member of Coach Joe Quintal's squad is ill, forcing the cancellation.
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Mitchell
Aberdeen
Infienza
Mitchell High Schools
Daubenberger
Mitchel
Joe Quintal
Strangler Lewis Returns to Stop O Shocker in Boston Bout
Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Pat O Shocker of St Louis in Boston last night. The match ended at 1:3 after Lewis opened a severe cut over O Shocker's eye, forcing the referee to halt.
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Lewis
O’shocker
Boston
Pat O'Shocker
St Louis
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Oakland Jimmy Evans of Vallejo outpointed Young Thompson of San Francisco over ten rounds. In San Francisco Gabby Bagdad of New York defeated Bobby Vincent of Oklahoma in a ten round decision. Max Torley of Manila beat Benny Gallup of Duluth in ten rounds. In Peru Ray Drake of Indianapolis outpointed Red Holloway of Muncie in ten. Seattle reported Raymond Dozier of San Francisco outpointing Sammy Santos of Manila in six.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Jimmy Evans
Vallejo
Young
Jacl Thompson
San Francisco
Gabby Bagdad
New York
Bobby ‘Vincent
Faisa
Okla
Max Torley
Manila
Benny Gallup
Duluth
Micon
Peru
Ind
Ray Drake
Indianapolis
Red Holloway
Muncie
Seattle
Wash
Raymond “Batthing’ Dozier
Outpointe
Sammy Santos
Howard Savages Drop Thriller To Indians
In a local doubleheader the Howard Savages lost 2 to 24 on the boys floor as Flandreau Indians win. Couture of Flandreau led with 11 points while W. Claii scored nine for the Savages in a tight finish.
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Howard Savages
Howard
Theilandreau Indians
Howard Savagettes
Savages
Couture
Flandreau
Iron Teeth
Flandreau Wi
W. Claii
Rid Rheumatic Pains In 4 Hours with Allenra Drug Ad
A vintage ad offers a 5 cent bottle from Allenra Longstaff Drug Co promising relief from rheumatic pains within four hours and a money back guarantee. Persuasive tone urges readers to continue use until all acids exit the body, claiming lasting happiness.
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Allenra Longstaff Drug Co
Allenia
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