Northern Falls As Huron Closes Year In Brilliant Style
Huron college Scalpers defeat Northern Falls 33 to 15 in a decisive season closer at Huron gym. Han, Lamb, Dennis and Bostic led a sharp two half performance while Northern’s defense struggled as Bryan and Lamb fouled out. Aberdean coverage notes a strong Huron passing exhibit and a late surge that sealed the victory.
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Eddie Han
Huron College
Northern
South Dakota
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Wolves
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Pops
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Bostic
Aberdeen
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Stara
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Mistere
Warner
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Campbell Sebert
Broquois Elboys
Toca Ie Daeng
Pms
R Bothatz
Armin
Oherf
Swandac
Ulrich
Huren
Weiner
Misterik
Lumb
Munson Completes Lineup For March 9 Boxing Card
The report details holdouts among major leaguers as spring camp opens. Babe Herman, Bull Terry, and Ed Morgan among unsigned stars, with Herman seeking extra pay for a round figure, Terry demanding 30000, and Vance hinting negotiations will continue. Cleveland and New York Giants also face unsigned players.
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New York
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Bull Terry
New York Giants
Ed Morgan
Cleveland
Herman
Milt Terry
New York Gients
Inter Class Games At SIOUX FALLS College
The Sioux Falls college basketball season wraps varsity play with intramural matches. Two series are planned: the regular inter class tournament and a four‑organization challenge tourney featuring the gospel team, a literary society, and the staffs of the newspaper and college annual.
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S. F. Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Gospel Team
College Annual
Huron Juniors Triumph Over Iroquois Juniors
In a preliminary to the Huron Northern game coach John Bangerter's squad defeated Iroquois juniors 49 to 19. The first quarter was close but Huron built a steady lead by halftime. Devick scored six baskets in the second half with Englebretsen adding three and Hopper two as Huron widened the margin.
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Wisconsin
John Bangerter
Huron
Devick
Englebretsen
Hopper
Junior High And St Teresa Clash Tonight
Junior High and St Teresa parochial team clash in the final intra city series game to decide the city junior championship. The match tips off at 1:30 PM in the high school gym, with Judson at center and Engle Treteen and Devick as forwards, Hoppel also in the lineup.
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St. Teresa
John Bangerter
Bangerter
Judson
Certer
Fngle
Treteen
Devick
Hoppel
Wiseman Seizes Bantamweight News Paper Decision
Hymie Wiseman was awarded the newspaper decision over Fierro in a catchweight bout last night in Chicago. Wiseman is recognised as the weight champion by the M. B. A. with the bout ending in a decision after a den round fight. winner weighed LES pounds and Fierro Lhe.
King Levinsky Predicts Defeat of Griffiths in Chicago Bout
Chicago March 8 King Levinsky the ex featherweight contender says he will desert Tully Griffiths by knockout when they meet in a scheduled rematch at the Chicago arena Friday night. The arena is reported to be packed with indications that the gate may reach 95000.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Peikiler
Tully Griffiths
Eit
Edrance Enle
West Palm Beath
Fla
Bill Kitlefer
St. Louis
Browne
Browns
Eddie Grimes
Red” Kress
Tommy Brammell
O. K
Opening Bout Set For Huron Boxing Card On Monday
Principal signings for a six round main preliminary and a four round curtain raiser complete the March boxing card at Davin's auditorium. New promoter Hed Munson announced the lineup under the American Legion license. Heavyweights Cecil Jones and Elmo Timbler headline the main preliminary, both newcomers to Huron rings. The show opens with Tile Hall vs Billy Munson, 120 pounders, then two outsiders meet in the main bouts Cotten and Demercy. Lyman Kid Cotten faces Dick Demercy of Aberdeen in a ten round main go. Sorrell Seaman and Roy Knight renew a long running feud in an eight round semi windup.
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Davin's Auditorium
Cecil Jones
Wessington
Elmo Timbler
Dodge City
Kan
Tile Hall
Billy Munson
Cotten
Demercy
Headline Lyman
Kid Cotten
McEt
Dick Demercy
Aberdeen
Freer Toppen
North Dakota
Sorrell
Seaman
Roy Knight
Knight
Ahade
Watertown
Jim Thorpe Says Is Not Through
Jim Thorpe, hailed as the greatest football player, works as a laborer in Los Angeles for $4 daily yet remains confident and cheerful. The article notes his Carlisle Indian School years, Olympic feats, and brief pro sports career, highlighting his enduring determination and memorabilia at home. It also mentions ongoing public attention and a boxing-related note about Corbett.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Big Jim
Sara
Zim
Los Angeles County Hospital
J. Thorpe
Jim
Sweden
Ring
Thorpe
Carlisle Indian School
Stockholm
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Canton Bulldogs
Plans for special train to Pierre tournament
T B Prew of the Chicago and North Western announces tentative plans for a special excursion train from Huron to Pierre for the Region 4 basketball tournament. The trip depends on inquiries by Friday with a 1 cent per mile reduced fare. Return timing will suit passengers.
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T. B. Prew
Prew
Chamber of Comaneére
Huron
Huron High School
Redfield
Satuday
Miller
Avenue Bowlers Defeat Barbers in Industrial League Match
The Avenue bowlers defeated the Barbers 967 to ? in a three game set, taking two wins. Cooper led the Avenues with 607, scoring 189 220 188, while Neilson led the Barbers with 161 high game and 561 total. Barbers struggled late as Avenue also posted strong totals in the first two games.
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Avenue Industrial League
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Campbell Nee
Underwood
Kunz Sells String Of Horses In Quiet Sale
A local transaction reports Kunz disposing of a string of horses in a discreet sale. The event links to his long standing ties and the absence of recent marital or business disruption.
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Kunz
Bobby Jones Adds Plots To Lessons In Hollywood
Hollywood reports Bobby Jones plans to add cinematic plots to his golf lessons to engage non fans. One proposed scene features a judge learning golf on a technicality, with Jones appearing as the famed golfer. Jones practiced yesterday amid new star and sound tests, noting a 280 yard drive and a 72 on the course.
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Hollywood
Cal
Mar
Jones
Clyde Hull Wins Narrow Decision In Rapid City
Clyde Hull of Clark edged Alex Kasub of Billings in a close W round American Legion fight card in Rapid City. Hammering Hunsley defeated Felix Byrnes, while Bob Loroque beat Wildcat Jeffers in six rounds. Kid Miller stopped Le Moore in the second round of the opener.
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Rapid City
Mar
Clark
Alex Kasub
Billings
Mont
American Legion
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Knaub
Hunsley
Felix Byrnes
Philip
Byrnes
Huntley
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Hill City
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Neb
Kid Miller
Fort Meade
le Moore
Iowa U Officials Turn Over Records
University officials prepared to turn over 40 representatives of Attorney General Fletcher their records and files in response to a legislative committee order. State agents and university staff kept an all night watch as vaults were opened, with details on the Rockefeller hospital fund payrolls and pension suspensions from the western conference included.
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Mar
University
John Fletcher
Legislative Committee
W. H. Bates
Oral Swift
Jefferson Tossers Triumph in Basketball Doubleheader
Jefferson High's Julius Paulson led the Jefferson Tossers to a pair of decisive wins at home. TheGrade School squad dominated offense in both games, with strong guard play and rebounding sealing the victories for coach Paulson.
Wildcats Claim Second Title With Easy Win Over Iowa
Northwestern wrapped up its second major title of the season by defeating Iowa 41 to 16. Wisconsin and Purdue tumbled in the standings as Ohio State upset Indiana 31 to 15 at Columbus. Illinois rallied to win seven straight after a rough start, while Minnesota and Purdue battled for runner-up spots.
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Mar
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Chicaso
Caslon Bennett
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In The Camps Of The Major Leagues
AP dispatch surveys spring training across camps in Avalon San Antonio Beadenton West Palm Beach Paso Robles Tampa New Orleans and Winter Haven highlighting player drills weather impacts and early prospects including Hornsby’s pitching strategy Ruth comparison for Nick Cullop and competition for Cleveland Indians left field job with Folk Jamieson Seeds Vosmick and other prospects noted.
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Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Bibl Folk
Charley Jamieson
Bob Seeds
Joe Vosmick
Peck
Felk
Jamiesm
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