Huron Preps Take Fifth Circuit Win In Exciting Battle
Two young fast high school basketball teams, Huron and Madison, staged an hour long court clash last night. Huron pulled ahead with steady defense in the third and fourth quarters, despite Madison captain Buck’s late surge, finally holding on 36-33 as Collins led Huron with 12 points and Stanford added a first quarter burst.
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Madison
Adria
Bullis
Collin
Buck
Twinsting
Stanford
Sherlock
Coltin
Coffey
Walz
Englebretsen
Niermeyer
Collins
Engiebretsen
Hitchcock Bonilla Split Doubleheader in Local Games
Hitchcock high school boys topped Bonilla 32 to 21 in a tight opener as Bonilla led 12 to 11 at halftime. The visiting girls team defeated Hitchcock 43 to 21. Miller starred for Bonilla with Stein and Sauser standout for Hitchcock in a night of mixed results.
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Sonilla
Jan
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Hitchcok
Diamondballers Clash As Dairy and C N W Meet
Huron Dairy Products and Chicago and North Western railroad teams will play Sunday at 2 PM at the C N W athletic park. Both teams bring similar lineups from the 1930 season, with no admission charged. Amos Stafford will umpire the contest, marking Huron's sixth game in unseasonably warm weather.
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N. W. Park
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Don Sheridan
Lester Wallengert
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Ebert
Volz
Wallenfelt
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Bjerkeset
Jensen
Harris
Oekline
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Spang
Reed
White
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Poole
Tritz
Collin
Bloodgood
Amann
Jones
Colton
Amos Stafford
The
Huron Diamondbell Association
Bancroft Drops Triple Header in Local Basketball Night
Bancroft high school boys rallied late but beat by Cavour 23 to 20 after trailing early. Cavour led 8-6 after one quarter and 18-10 at halftime as Smith led Bancroft and Maroney starred for Cavour. In girls action Cavour won 21 to 30 as Bancroft trailed early and could not catch up. Yale town beat Bancroft town 11 to 16 in the final game.
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Yale Town
Plan Large Welcome For Diana Fishwick
British women’s golf champion Diana Fishwick and her party of 25 are arriving Tuesday on the Acquitania for a formal welcome. They will compete in three Florida tournaments during February and March, as Glenna Collett leads a delegation of American stars to meet the British party at Cunard pier.
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Glenna Collett
Cunard Pier
Race Fans Flock To New Orleans Handicap
The New Orleans handicap drew large crowds to the Fair Grounds as the richest winter turf stake. No single horse led as favorite, with Southland's Playtime Shirl and Mose Goldblatt's Jimmy Moran among heavily backed runners.
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Fair Grounda Course
Southland
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C. V. Whitney
Shirl
Mose Goldblatt
Jimmy Moran
Northern Normal Edges Out Win Over Yankton College 21 to 19
Northern Normal defeats Yankton College 21 to 19 in a tightly contested basketball game. Northern led 12 to 8 at halftime with late last period defensive stalls, as Kerr Van Cleve and Black and Dresselhuys starred for Northern.
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Yankton College
Yankton
Jan. M
Yenkian
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Serr
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van Cleve
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Dresselhuys
Improved Sioux Win Over Brookings High
Sioux Falls shows improved form in a 30 to 3 0 victory over Brookings High last night. The Socal team built a double digit lead by halftime, with standout centers and guards contributing as reserves entered. Brooksings struggle continued as Sioux Falls pulled away in the second half to secure the win.
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Anon
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Wade LL
Meseington Wins in Overtime Showdown
In a tense overtime finish on January 31 the Meseington team defeated Werlington after a deadlock at regulation. The game featured a back-and-forth battle as both sides exchanged leads before a decisive extra period.
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Meseington
Werlngton
Former Golf Champion May Win Tennis Title
Chicago January 31 Bob Gardiner once national amateur golf champion may claim a national racquet title tonight. Paired with Howard Linn of Chicago they beat A J Corey and Palmer Dixon New York 12 15 18 27 5 15 9 in a tense doubles semifinal. They meet Clarence Pell and Stanley Mortimer of New York for the final.
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Bob Gardiner
Howard Linn
A. J. Corey
Palmer Dixon
New York
Clarence Pell
Stanley Mortimer
Berg Defeats Perrick Again in Madison Square Garden Bout
Kid Berg, the White Chapel whirlwind of the lightweights, beat Perrick for the third time last night before 4400 at Madison Square Garden. Berg dominated after the third round, taking the rematch in a clear decision while Perrick bungled to stay competitive, continuing Berg’s hold on the junior welterweight scene.
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Jean
Garden
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Tony Canzoneri
Minnesota Meets Chicago Tonight in Big Ten Battle
Minnesota and Chicago square off in Minneapolis to claim second place behind idle Indiana. Both teams hold two wins in three conference starts, while Indiana has won three of four. Ohio State and Purdue also play non conference games tonight as part of the week’s slate.
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Minneapolis
Iodiana
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Purdue
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Lafiayette
Pierre High School Beats Indians 19-12 scoreline unclear
Pierre High School Governors defeated the Pierre Indians 18 to 12 in a closely contested basketball game. Ruth and McLean led the scoring with six points each for their respective teams as the Governors built their edge from the first half to the final period.
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Pierre Indians
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McLean
Junior Mitt Champs Crowned At Chicago Boxing Meet
OMAHA Jan 31 Eleven age junior boxing championships were held with seven knockouts. In the middleweight final Robart triumphed while Coyle and a rival boxer advanced to the finals in their divisions. Charles edged Gayle in a family showing favoring the younger brother.
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Omaha
Am Robart
Coyle
Jove
Charles
Gayle
Alpena Fights Hard to Edge Visitors in Tight Game
Alpena battled uphill to edge the visitors as the first half ended with a nine point deficit. The third period opened with a tied score as both teams traded baskets and the pace remained high through the third period.
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Alpena
Bobby Dodd Faces Major Coaching Challenge At Tech
In Knoxville Tennessee Bobby Dodd, unanimously chosen as all southern quarterback, will move to Georgia Tech next year as backfield coach. He faces a man sized task to rebuild a Jackets team after two strong seasons and a Rose Bowl invitation, relying on a career-long display of leadership and versatility across football basketball and baseball.
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Bobby
Dodd
Deda
University of Tennessee
George Tech
Georgia Tech
Alexander
Yellow Jackets
Crakes Sparks Late Rally for Conference Crown Victory
Vermillion fans witnessed a decisive second half as Drake led a big rally to a 44 to 24 win over South Dakota State. Joe Crokes sparked the surge with four straight field goals after the break, overriding a 15 to 11 halftime deficit. Adkins and Root had led a closer first half before the rally sealed the conference title bid.
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Adkina
Root
Big Joe Crokes
Roia
Steve Adkins
Bene
Eean Drakes
State
Drakes
Vermillion
Canton Ski Meet Draws Large Crowds in Minnesota
Canton expects a crowd near 20 000 as the Sioux Valley club hosts a winter ski meet featuring Casper Oimoen and other top riders. Entries come from major midwest centers with eastern and German stars competing for national honors on a snowy field.
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Buck
Drakes
Adkins
Ericsson
Yickbone
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Hamann
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Jack Rabbita
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Espe
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Stewart
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Brakke
Aosy Benson
Schulte
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Hera
Hank
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McDonald
Minnesota
Sioux Valley
Casper Oimoen
Shute Leads Texas Open After First Round
Denny Shute, the Columbus Ohio star, shot a 66 to set the pace in the Texas open, while defending champion Al Espinosa tied for low with 68 after last year’s 68. Harry Cooper and a group around 70 followed, as a crowded field eyed Shute’s early advantage and the $4,500 prize.
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Shute
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al Espinosa
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Joe Turnesa
Elmeford
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Lateren
Charles Guest
Los Angeles
Reigh Culdehl
Caliss Pro
AL Epinosa
Whitty Cox
Gettysburg High Taken By Miller Hustlers
Gettysburg High School Hustlers trailed Miller 4 points at the end of the first quarter as they played without star forward Oxbalen who left due to illness. Miller used ten players in a contested Central South Dakota conference victory. Watertown High School faces Miller tonight at Miller Court.
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Miller Miller
Miller High Schol
South Dakota
Oxbalen
Star
Gettysburg
Miller
Watertown High School
Mil Jeg
Millar
Aberdeen Pulse Victory Over Ipswich
Aberdeen Pulse defeated Ipswich in a tense match as fans watched from the stands. The result boosted Aberdeen’s standing while Ipswich faced a narrow loss in a closely contested duel.
Lane Finishes Strong Against Gann Valley Rally
Lane high school basketball beat Gann Valley in a tight first half then surged in the third and fourth periods. The Lane juniors opened with a Ned down the Ganns Valley squad, delivering a strong finish in a preliminary game.
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Gann Valley Lane
Gants Valley
Ganns Valley
Wilson And Cub Chief To Confer On Salary Changes
CHICAGO Jan 31 Hack Wilson Cub outfielder who dethroned Babe Ruth in home run totals will meet with team president to discuss his salary. The talks come after a reportedly strong season and could set terms for the next year.
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Cub
Chicago
Hack Wilson
Babe Ruth
Voss
Haugen Engen Set Ski Marks
In Big Pine Recreation Camp on Jan 1931 Alf Engen of Salt Lake City and Lars Haugen of Lake Tahoe set new ski marks. They jumped before officials in a world record attempt with a 243 foot best by Halvor Bjorngsard of Ogden who fell after a clean takeoff, uninjured.
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Big Pine Recreation Camp
C Jan
Alf Engen
Salt Lake City
Lars Haugen
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Halvor Bjorngsard
Ogden
Utah
Bjorngaard
Change in Athletic Code Suggested by Michigan Professor
AN ARBOR MICH Jan 31 plan for separating the sheep from the goats in athletic matters by strengthening the membership rules of the National Collegiate Athletic Association was submitted last night in the annual report of Prof Ralph W Aigler chairman of the University of Michigan Board in control of athletics The proposal would have the national organization adopt the standards of the western conference These include 11 years residence and earned credit before eligibility for three years undergraduate status no football after the Saturday before Thanksgiving no more than five college days absence and faculty approval Prof Aigler says the plan would not put member colleges in the outlaw position It would separate the strong from the weak and about 82 percent of the current members could qualify under the proposed rules with 10 percent remaining to be addressed critics say overemphasis and other evils in intercollegiate sport would be reduced
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AN Arbor
Mich
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Anfiues
Ralph W. Aigle
University of Michie Board
Aigler
Cowboys Bowled Over by Bobcat in Week One Match
Bobcat Bowlers dominated the regular season opener defeating the Cowboys in a 0 victory. The Bobcats posted a final game high 886 with 662 and 767 rounds supporting the win. Farmer led with a three game 531 and a 212 single game score, the standout among Bobcats.
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Bobcat
Bobcats
Farmer
Rapid City Routs Yale With Second-Half Rally
Rapid City high school pulled off a dramatic comeback after trailing 12 to 2 at halftime to defeat Yale 32 to 14 for its first straight win of the season. J Wood led Yale with points while Carrol starred for Rapid City.
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Jen
Rapid City High School
Yale
Seareless
J Wood
Vale
Carrol
Redfield Is Downed By Vermilion High
Vermillion Jan 21 Redfield mounted a higher effort as Fitzgerald guarded him into the second half but Redfield starred for Vermillion scores. Gravesend then tarred for the Tongue of Vermillion.
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Fitzgerald
Gravesend
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