Augustana Fights For First Win In Overtime Loss
In Sioux Falls Southern Normal edged Augustana 2 to last night in a second overtime game in two days. Eid sparked Augustana with long goals and Sonstegaard added nine points while Spindler helped Springfield after a late basket erased a two point lead.
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Augustana Colleges
Augustana
Spindler
Springfield
Fieht
Mark
Marsh
Gaynor
Sonstegaard
Eid
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Southern
Springfeld
Sonsteweard
Doland to Host District Three High School Tourney
Doland high school will host the District Three basketball tournament at its new gymnasium, seating over 80. Nine teams enter including Raymond, Clark Thorp Consolidated, Henry, Bradley, Garden City, Turston, Lily and Doland, with Cy Holgate likely to officiate.
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Doland High School
Raymond
Clark
Thorp Consolidated
Henry
Bradley
Garden City
Turston
Lily
Cy Holgate
Hmne
Durand
Yankton Greyhounds Seek Second Conference Win
Yankton college basketball team, co holders of last year's title, chase a win over Northern Teachers after a 1 2 start. Northern is undefeated, Yankton recently beat Augsburg 31 30 and added guards Allen Steupnagel and Stensland to a twelve man roster.
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Yankton College
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University of South Dakota
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Augustana
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Stensland
Carl Youngworth
Yankton Bucks Rout Vermillion In Conference Gym Win
Yankton high school dominated Vermillion 41 to 12 to claim its sixth conference win and tenth overall. Hamann exited in the third period weakening Yankton defense while Schenk led with 15 points as Vermillion managed seven in the stretch. Reserve yards added a 26 to 14 win for Yankton reserves.
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Call for International Open tennis championship in 1931
United States Lawn Tennis Association and rival federations urged to sanction the first annual International Open. The proposal would allow amateurs to meet leading professionals like Vincent Richards and Kozelah in a nationwide event, with support from U S L T A head Louis J. Carruthers and prominent players.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Bobby Jones
Louis J. Carruthers
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Karel Koveluh
Bill Tilden
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Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Hunter
Buardeas
Big Bill
Madison Square Garden
Kozelah
Paris
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Milo Walters Stars On Coast Cage Team
Milo Walters, former Iroquois high school basketball player, stars for Pacific University freshmen on the coast. In 13 games, the forward from Iroquois has drawn repeated mention by Oregon papers, as his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walters, remain residents of Iroquois.
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Oregon
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Pacific University
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Iroquois
Troquois Junior High Faces St Teresa Parochials Tonight
Iroquois junior high, fresh off a 34 22 win over Huron, meets St Teresa parochials on the St Teresa floor at 8 pm in city series action. The St Teresans aim to prove their superiority after a 30 31 loss to Huron, with the same lineup expected as last game.
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Sioux Falls High Defeats Madison In Narrow Rally
Sioux Falls high school edged Madison 35 to 31 after a late surge of three field goals in the final minutes. Madison led 19 to 7 at halftime, but Sioux Falls pulled ahead as Wood McIver and Hanson scored in the closing stretch. Madison missed several free throws.
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Alpena and Wolsey Split Narrow High School Basketball
Alpena and Wolsey high schools split a doubleheader in Alpena. The Alpena boys trailed 10-0 at halftime before a strong final period lifted them to a 15-13 win with Barber named star. The Wolsey girls rebounded after an 8-1 first half deficit to lose 11 points but kept their defense tight in the second half.
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Yankton Golfers Start Early Spring Practice
Unusually mild winter weather lets Yankton golfers push spring training. The local club spent 2500 last year with 300 for improvements including three flood lights. 77 regular and 19 associate members in 1930, one tournament conducted. a well is planned for 1931.
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Yankton
Blunt Predicted To Break Even In Key Matchup
Blunt high school aims to raise season average to .500 as they prep for tomorrow’s game with Agar after a 34-14 win over Canning. Howard led with 15 points, Carlson added nine and six, while Mellray scored nine for Canning in a close 12-10 Blunt girls loss.)
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Canning
Howard
Carlson
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Independent Basketball Tournament Planned for Rapid City
Rapid City hosts an Independent Basketball tournament March 12 13 and 24 under the American Legion. Vincent Janda announces, as Central States Amateur Independent Basketball assoc director, that two Black Hills teams have invitations. Teams with no salaried players are eligible. winner advances to Kansas City regional meet with a gold trophy awarded to first place and gold fillet basketballs for runner up.
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American Legion
Vincent Janda
Futuer High School
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Central States Amateur Independent Basketball Association
Indianapolis
Black Hills
West River Country
Sends
Kansas City
Union
Doland Hooks Third Conference Win in Tight Duel
Doland high school Wheelers beat Clark 15 to 6 in a North Central conference game to stay atop the standings. Parden Hoffman and Calvert starred for Doland while Hort and Harven led Clark. The next contest is at Milton on Saturday with key players returning.
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Parden
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Calvert
Dor Dolan
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Harven
White
Tle Tees
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Miltonk
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Bers Stelvel Watertown
State Jackrabbits V Coyotes In Key Conference Clash
South Dakota State prepares for a pivotal North Central clash with vermilion rivals the Coyotes at Vermilion. Coach Red Threlfall fields Hamenn Haak Schulte Benson Kortan to face Adkins Root Walker Drakes Buck as fans anticipate a top conference showdown.
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South Dakota State College
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Coyotes
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Hoy
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Maroons
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
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Hay
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Red” Threlfall
Clarence Hamenn
Raymond Haak
Herbert Schulte
Gifford Benson
Steve Kortan
Weemillia
Ou Coyotes
Thurnblad And Hall In Billiard Finals
Allen Hall and Arthur Thurnblad, both 30, reach the three cushion world championship final in Chicago. The match will decide the title with a $30,000 prize package including $6,000 yearly salary and cash rewards. Hall, former teacher Johnny Layton’s pupil, seeks a fifth title victory in a tense, defensive duel.
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Chicago
Allen Hall
Arthur Thurnblad
Johnny Layton
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Chicago backs Schmeling Stribling fight with limits
Chicago officials support a summer heavyweight bout between Max Schmeling and Young Bill Stribling but oppose sharing proceeds with New York charities or milk funds. Illinois Athletic Commission member George Getz told an informal gathering that charity should stay at home and Chicago needs all it can get as negotiations continue.
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New York
Chicago
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Bill Stribling
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Illinois Athletic Commission
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Billy Carey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Gann Valley Beats Ft Thompson 23 to 13 In Local Tilt
Gann Valley high school defeated Ft Thompson 23 to 13 on their home floor. Mobius led Valley with 12 points while Shields Nelson and another Ft Thompson player each scored five. Ft Thompson later routed Gann Valley town team 24 to 44 in an independent game.
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Gine
Springs Defeat Lane In Close Basketball Finish
Springs edged Lane 31-8 in the final period as Lane faltered late. Wessington Springs showed a steady ball game in the first half but could not penetrate Lane defense for looks at the hoop. The second half turned the tide as Lane executed a strong finish to secure the victory.
Armour quintet routs railroaders in lane league clash
Armour bowling team won two of three games against Chicago and North Western railroad quint. Ebert led scoring with 254 in total while Armour totals reached 2657. A new four team league named the Cattle Rustlers was announced with Plowboys Swedes Cowboys and Bobcats set to begin competition at Avenue alleys.
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Armours
Gate Receipts Are O. K. Opinion Of Angell
Yale President James Rowland Angell told Yale alumni fund meeting that gate receipts for college football are satisfactory if properly administered. He added Yale does not expect alumni to endow athletics.
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Angell
New York
James Rowland Angell
Yalen
Yale
Yale Alumni University Fund Association
American Speeder Wins Over Martin Bitter Swiss Rival
In Newark at the A C track games Ray Conger of the Illinois Athletic Club defeated Dr. Paul Martin of Switzerland in the 1,000 yard indoor season opener. Martin led early but Conger surged on the final lap to win by about five yards, with Nordell and Kennedy close behind.
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Newark
N. J
Ray Conger
Paul Martin
Switzerland
Newark A. C
Illinois Athletic Club
Martin
Conger
Frank Nordell
Philadelphia
New York University
Nordell
James Kennedy
Aittle
Illinois Flyer
Woodett
Maru
Aberdeen Selected As Qualifying Site For Public Links
Aberdeen designated as a qualifying site for the National Public Links golf tournament to be held at St Paul next August. Win Hastings of Aberdeen is in charge of qualifying play for this section. Six leading qualifiers will advance to the national event from this district. Preliminary rounds at Aberdeen will be held in June.
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Kellar Course
St. Paul
Hastings
Woman Loses 20 Lbs with Kruschen Salts Regimen
A testimonial claims Mamie Carey of Buffalo lost 20 pounds using Kruschen Salts and improved energy and vitality. The ad touts half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, recommends dietary cuts, and promises a money back guarantee if no health gains are seen.
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H. A. Perriton's
Mamie Carey
Buffalo
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