Eagles Return Engagement Looms In Night of Basketball
Aberdeen Eagles visit Huron College as both teams seek a win to boost Western South Dakota Conference standings. Tiger coach plans to rely on the same lineup that toppled Fausen as Eugene Sherlock recovers, with guards Greene and McGinty and center Niemeyer leading the attack.
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Oxoak Coffey
Huron Tigers
Dawbenberrey
Toni ‘Aberdee
Eagles
Eagle-Tiger
Iast Huron College
Western South Dakota
John Brier Quint
Tiger Reserves
Tigers
Aberdeen
Havon
Fleii
Eugene Sherlock
Ceachy
Yask
Tiger
Greene
McGinty
Niemeyer
Sherlock
Stahl Forwa
Anower
Oanly
Roy Enghoretsen
Fausen
Rennix
Daubenberger
Z and
Gas
Wil Samson
Lenhart
Sealers
Ward Bell
Huron College
Yankton
Dakota Wesleyan
Huron
Dennis
Noblgren
Lumb
Greyhound
Cshalan
Misterik
Art Weiner
Ofness
Youel
Butz
Davis
Whittington
Huron Boxer Too Tough For Bayer In Final Night Boxing
Two dramatic knockouts and several close bouts closed the South Dakota amateur boxing finals in Pierre with Jimmie Riley of Sioux Falls delivering multiple knockouts and Johnny Cool of Redfield stopping Muller in 39 seconds. Alfred Peterson won the featherweight title for Huron, while Pierre High edged Highmore 18 17 to claim leadership in the Central South Dakota Conference as Pfotenhauer hit a late winning shot for Pierre.
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Mare Focal Scrapper
Pfotenhauer
Siouxschalt
Sioux. Falls
Jen
Jimmy Griffin
Philip
Mickey Buddy
Aberdeen
Johnny Cool
Redfield
State College
Henry Brulles
Drager
Autista
Jimmie Riley
Sioux Falls
Riley
Bennie Minish
Aberdonian
Coal Keagoes Muller
Mul- Jee
Cool
Muller
Mickey McCrorey
Deadwood
Black Hills
Lelland
Pack
Leland
Mickey
Jamey Griffin
Ruddy
West River
Griffin
Jack Bickett
Watertown
Huron
Elton Bayer
Sioux Falla
Peterson
Bayer
Clarence Anderson
Bake Norden
Lauren Ferris
Drepes
Ferris
Anderson
Johnny Williams
Athol
Darrell Hawkey
Canves
Hawkey
American Legion
Doane Quint Unable To Reach Brookings
SIOUX FALLS, Jan. 30. Snow-blocked roads halted Doane college basketball in Sioux Falls forcing cancellation of South Dakota games with Brookings and Augustana, while Washington high school visit to Yeaklon was postponed. Several eastern South Dakota high school games were also canceled or postponed due to the winter drift. The North Dakota Aggies, having reached Sioux City for a Friday encounter with Morningside, prepared for a key North Central conference game at Vermillion against the University of South Dakota tonight.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Cry
Deane College
Reed
Yeserday
South Daota
State College
Brookings
Augustens College
Washington
Yeaklon
South Dakota
Sioux City
Morningside College
North Dakota Aggies
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Layton Loses Right Eye Ends World Cushions Tour
Johnny Layton of Sedalia Missouri has learned why his famed cushion shots failed at the world angle tournament. An eye exam shows the right eye nearly blind and the left eye impaired. He will undergo hospital treatment after the tournament and continue remaining matches with temporary aids.
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Layton
Chicago
Jan
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Store
Mia
Apital
Postpone Meeting of Huron Rifle Club Scheduled Last Night
The Huron Rifle Club postponed the meeting scheduled for last night. Secretary-treasurer Earl Pellant said the session will be held next week due to cold weather conditions.
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Poe
Huron’ Yife Club
Earl Pellant
Baer and Levinsky Eliminated in Garden Tournament Show
In Madison Square Garden heavyweight elimination bouts Baer and King Levinsky exited the ring as Max Bee and Levinsky advanced. Baer earned the right to face the Arcadian–Schaff winner, while Johnston weighed plans for a future matchup. Semifinal Charley Retzlaff defeated Joe Woods in a dramatic finish with a brutal left hook and a late stoppage.
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New York
Jen
Madison Square Garden
Max Bee
King Levinsky
Champ
Sharkey
Johnston
Baer
Paulino Arcadnn
Ernie Schaff
Jimmy Johnston
the Garden
Nod-Corminital
Chicago
Tormay Loughran
Paulino
California
Wild Rights
Levinsky
Charley Retzlaf
Duleth, Minn
Joe Words
Los Angeles
Retzlaff Woods
Retzlaff
Woods
Gunboat Smith
Fields Will Meet Corbett For Title
Chicago January 30 Jackie Field the welterweight world champion has agreed to defend his title against Young Corbett III at San Francisco February 2 Corbett defeated Fields in a non title bout on February 22 1990 during Fields tenure as champion.
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Chicago
Jackie Field
Welterweicht
Young Corbett Td
Fremo, Lalit
San Francisco
Corbett
Fields
Preyitar
Champlon
Four Cueists At Front Of Parade
CHICAGO January 30 Four top cueists led the world three cushion billiard tourney standings Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia continued to top the field with strong form Augie Kieckhefer Gus Capuies and Arthur Thurtisled close behind in a tight race with ten days remaining Jake Schaefer faded from contention as Reiselt stretched his record to six wins against one defeat and Capuies and Kieckhefer posted decisive wins with Capuies collecting his fifth straight victory
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Chicago
Dark Horse
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Reiselt
Augie Kieckhefer
Scaly
Gus Capuies
Eugene
Ore
Arthur Thurtisled
Jake Schaefer
F. L. Scoville
Buffalo
Kieckheler
Len Kenney
Copulos
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Bobsled Team Cleared After Eligibility Row
A dispute over eight American bobsledders eligibility ended with Ralph J. Ury of the Adirondack AAU suspending the entries for the North American and AAU national championships. By day’s end Ury promised proper certification restoring the team to good standing, while weather delays threatened the event schedule before the Olympics.
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Edward J. Nes
Lake Placid
Aome Dey
Bob Running Dan
Jay O'Brien
Bob Sledders
Ralph J. Ury
Adirondack
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Curtiti
Ury
O Brien
Bob Leigh
Billy Fiske
Eddie Eagen
Clifford Gray
New York
Albert B. Ashworth, Jr
Howard
Hunter Goodrich
Millesakes
John R
Farmer Harvard
Herry G. Martin
Gerald N. Burke
New ‘York
Miller Falls Victim Of Gettysburg Rally
Miller, Jan, 30, lost 3 to ? in a South Dakota conference contest after a late rally by Gettysburg. Miller’s team played strong defense and offense, with Smith and Krein among the standout performers.
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Miller
Gettysburg
É. Miller
Smith
Rustiers
Krein
Bethe
New Bowling League Forms in Huron. four teams compete
A new bowling league has formed at Avenue alleys in Huron to attract casual bowlers. Four teams named Hard Times, Good Times, Good Luck, and Hard Luck began play, with Good Times winning the final series 2-1 over Good Luck and Hard Times taking the opening game but losing the last two.
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Orate
Avenue Alleys
God Times
Times
Tauck
Minneapili Sign Three New Players in Offseason Moves
Minneapolis reports the acquisition of three players by the American Association Beveball club. New manager Owen Donie Bosz arrived Thursday. Acquired outfielder Barry Rive from Baltimore, infielder Dyarcy Flowers from St Louis, and pitcher Rosy Ryan from Toledo and New York Giants. Third baseman Foster Ganel from Louisville had been announced earlier in the week.
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Minneapolis
loss-American Association
Beveball Club
Muaregers
Owen
Donie) Bosh
Barry Rive
Hektimore
Socom
Ryan
Foster Ganel
Louisville
Foster Gan Rel
Nichols Defeats Edwards in Cincinnati Wrestling Bout
In Cincinnati on January 3, Hugh Nichols of Mexia Texas defeated Billy Edwards of Kansas City to hold the light heavyweight title. Edwards was knocked cold after a rough sequence ending with a long right. Nichols won the first fall in 1 5 16 and the second in 5 14 with a handlock. A spectator delivered a final punch unseen by officials.
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Kayoesa
Cincinnati
Billy Edwards
Kansas City
Hugh Nichols
Mexia
Texas
Edwarda
Edwards
Michals
Nichols
Iuse
College Basketball Scores Across Several States
Associated Press round up lists numerous college and small-school results from Kearney Nebraska to MadisonMinnesota and beyond. Notable scores include Drake 18 over Washington U 42 and North Dakota State 32 over Morningside 1 with several other regional wins and losses across Montana Utah and South Dakota venues.
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Associated Press
Kearney
Neb
M. Peru
Drake
Washington U
Moothesd
Valley City Grinnell
Coe
North Dakota State
Morningside
New Athletic Loop Planned in Central South Dakota
A new high school athletic conference in central South Dakota aims to include eight teams. Hitchcock and Wolsey welcomed into the group with Virgil Bonilla Cavour and Wessington, pending state association approval. Officers include L C Sims president F W Wardman vice president F C Cain secretary treasurer and Theodore Jackson press agent. A by laws committee was named and the next meeting links to the February Central South Dakota coaches gathering.
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South Dakota
Huron
State Athletic Association
Hitchcock
Wolsey
Virgil
Bonilla
Cavour
Wessington
Alpers J
Huron Seconds
L. C. Sims
F. W. Wardman
F.C. Cain
Pheodore Jackson
Ralph F. Galer
Wayne Nelson
Percy Washabaugh
Welsey
Central South Dakota
Arlington Edges Lake Preston in Narrow High School Tilt
Arlington high school held a 21-19 lead over Lake Preston after a 12-10 halftime margin and won the night game. Johnswood and Nettleton starred for Arlington while Morgan and Neurson led Lake Preston. Lake Preston also won two other games, defeating the Arlington juniors 11-10 and the Arlington town team 34-2.
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Lake Preston
Arlington High School
Johnswood
Nettleton
Morgan
Neurson
Aidgets
Arlington
Lake Preston Independents
Artingtort
Crowley Seeks Iowa Coach Job Despite Opposition
Iowa City reports show Crowley facing strong resistance as he pursues the head football coach position at the University of Iowa. Local officials and alumni weigh candidates while university leaders consider strategic direction for the program.
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Crowley
Iowa
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Lodey Felling
Maroons Visit Minnesota For Big Ten Clash
Chicago's Maroons travel to Minnesota tonight seeking their first Big Ten win of the season. The hosts aim to capitalize on their home floor while hoping for a steady showing in the second game of a two game conference stretch.
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Minnesota
Chisago
Chicago
Maroons
Stribling to Meet Schaaf in 10-Round Heavyweight Bout
Georgia heavyweight Stribling and Ernie Schaaf of Boston will fight a 10-round middleweight bout in Chicago on February 2 after a postponement due to Stribling's left hand injury. The match was originally set for December but delayed.
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Stribling
Schaaf
Chicago
Jan. W
Young
Georgia
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Groton High Upsets Clark 25 19 in Narrow Victory
Groton High School defeated Clark 25 to 19 in a surprising upset. Clark led early but Groton rallied with strong defense and key plays by Pederaen and Fredericks to seal the win.
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Groton High School
Clark
Jon
Oteronit
Pederaen
Fredericks
Track Stars in Boston Carnival Opens Indoor Season
More than 400 U S Olympic track prospects gathered in Boston for the opening of the indoor season at the William C Prout memorial games. Top events include the 400 Cheverus 100 Curley mile and Larrivee two mile with relays among Harvard Holy Cross Boston College M I S New Hampshire and New York University. Rumell Chapman former Bates star seeks his third Cheverus 1000 win while Ray Conger Illinois A C eye repeats in the mile. Gus Moore Freddyn Harriers leads the two mile field with six other elite rivals named Eddie Roll Max Wakely Edgar Blake Miltin Sander Arnold Adams and Hammy Tol lymer.
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Ith
William C. Prout
Knights of Columbus
New England
Harvard
Holy Cross
Boston College
New Hampshire
New York University
Rumell Chapman
Bates
America
Ray Conger
Illinois A. C
Gus Moore
Freodyn Harriers
Eddie Roll
Newark
Max’ Wakely
Edgar Blake
BA A
Miltin Sander
N.Y. J
Arnold Adams
Hammy Tollymer
Tulsa Gets Berth In Western League
Tulsa Oklahoma regains Western Baseball League status as Wichita franchise reportedly transfers to Tulsa. Topeka ownership denies moving its franchise to Wichita despite rumors. Pirates farm system linked to Pittsburgh club. Savoldi defeats Grimes in two straight titles. Water town high school dominates early in a tight basketball contest.
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Kansas City
Okla
Wichita
Kas
Los Angeles
Art Griggs
Aviators
Topeka
Ted
Dele-Gear
Seasos
Yihe
Pittsburgh Club
Toles
Kirkwood Leads Texas Open Golf Qualifier Round
Joe Kirkwood the Philadelphia trick shot artist led the second round of the 36 hole Texas open qualifier at Brackenridge Park San Antonio with 334 70. He opened under par for 19 holes and carded six birdies despite chilly damp conditions. Gene Sarazen Ray Mangrum Clarence Clark and Harry Cooper chased with 72s while Tomeshichio Miyanamoto, the Japan Open champion, tied Brackenridge Park course record with a 66 in the amateur-pro event.
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San Antonio
Tex
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Hament
Kirkwood
Gene Sarazen
New York
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
N. J
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Tomeshichio
Miyanmoto
Brackenridge. Park
Canadian Open and Amateur Golf Dates Announced
The Canadian Golf Association sets dates for 1932 events. The Open will be at Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club on July 7 to 9. The Amateur Championship will be at Lambton Golf Club in Toronto during the week of August 8.
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Toronto
Canadian Golf Association
Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club
Lambton Golf Club
Scotland Annexes Tournament Crown
Scotland high school won the final game of the Bon Homme county tournament 2 to 1. Tyndall cager scored with a free throw in the first half and the team held Avon and Tabor before advancing to the final. Springfield defeated Tabor 36 to 16 in the consolation finals.
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Scotland
Tyndall
Scotland High School
Luverne Bowlers Lead In Sioux Falls Meet
Luverne Minnesota bowlers swept into early singles leadership at the tri state tournament in Sioux Falls with L McClure the new singles leader at 615 including a 245 game and H Mosby close behind at 236. Diboren placed third with 608 as changes occurred in the doubles rankings.
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Sioux Falls
Luverne
Minn
L. McClure
Diboren
Awith
Boxing Roundup of Last Night’s Matches Across Cities
Fights reported in multiple locales with several decisions and draws. Notable bouts include Max Baer outpointing King Levinsky in New York, and Charley Retzlaff stopping in Duluth. Other results list outpoints and draws for local fighters in Cleveland Boise Omaha San Diego and surrounding venues.
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New York
Max Baer
Livermore
Ort
King
Levinsky
Chicago
Charley
Retzlaff
Duluth
Mion
Too Wands
Los Angeles
Yale Okun
Tony Cunccla
Tamps
Fla
Coral Gables
Bad Godwin
Daytona Beach
Fix
Don Petrit
Newark
Drew
Cleveland
Chickie Pury
Pocatelio
Iditio
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Huron Rifle Club
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Arlington Quint
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Wet Gibbs
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