Carnera Edges Levinsky in Tight Decision at Chicago
Primo Carnera won a unanimous ten round decision over King Levinsky in Chicago, but the crowd preferred Levinsky’s gutsy showing and levity, as Carnera faced arrest over a $3,154 promoter judgment and a later hotel-room stay with deputies. Hat Battalino quickly stopped Bushy Graham in the semi final as the title remained on hold.
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Primo Carnera
King Levinsky
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Carrera
George Blemer
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Showig
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Hat Bsitalino
Bushy Graham
Utica
Battalino
Graham
Wesleyan Gridiron Victory Brightens Season Outlook
Dakota Wesleyan earned its first home football win last Saturday against Augustana, lifting spirits in the Tiger lair. The squad, coached by Stewart Ferguson, aims for a second place conference finish as they prepare for Southern Normal and Thanksgiving day clash with Yankton, with Thompson moving to fullback and reserves likely to see action.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Augustana
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Tiger Lair
Wankton
Stewart Ferguson
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Dopesters
Southern Normal
Pointers
School of Mines
Yankton
Huron
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Thompson
Augusiana
Friddy
Hounds Rest For Wesleyan Contest
Yankton college Greyhounds prepare for Thanksgiving day clash with Wesleyan University in Ankt n, aiming for strong form after a 7 to 6 win over Western Union. Team members say conditioning is solid and history boosts the near annual rivalry.
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Ankton
Yankton College
Wesleyan University
Youngworth
Western Union
Tesmns
Canzoneri And Chocolate Mix For Three Titles Tonight
USC power plays target Notre Dame right tackle Joe Kurth as Howard Jones plans moves to disrupt the Irish line. Kurth, a Los Angeles native and Notre Dame sophomore standout, has thrived against top defenders while guiding the attack and balancing academics. Meanwhile Madison high school basketball, led by Coach Chuck Reynolds, eyes an 18-game season with strong reserves, schedule highlights, and regional trips through January and February.
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Cage
New York
California
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Mallory
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Los Angeles
Rockne
Southern Methodist
Speedy Mason
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Minn
Ruth Ruppert Plot To Fix Slugger Salary Revealed
New York reports Babe Ruth and Col. Ruppert are planning salary talks as Ruth's Yankees contract nears renewal. Both sides have dispatched scouts and expect January contract offers, with possible pressure for a Georgia or Hollywood negotiation strategy and a high priced new deal.
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Iowa State Nebraska in Championship Tilt
Iowa State College Cyclones, famed for squeeze victories, meet Nebraska Cornhuskers for the Big Six football title in Lincoln. Missouri and Kansas renew their rivalry at Lawrence. Nebraska favored, but Cyclones beat difficult foes this season. Kansas Aggies play North Dakota State in Manhattan.
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Lawrence
Iowa State
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Muntihattan
Bonilla Opens Cage Schedule Tomorrow
Bonilla high school basketball opens its schedule with an opening game versus Frenk Fort at Bonilla this Saturday. Coach Halland releases plans for November 11 Fremkfort at Bonilla and December 3 Wolsey at Bonilla with December 4 Bonilla at Ree Heights.
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Frenkfort
Halland
Fremkfort
Benilla
Wolsey
Ree Heights
Golf Association backs heavier ball for 1992 play
New York November 2 1992 The United States Golf Association executive committee voted behind closed doors to adopt a heavier golf ball effective January 1 1992 The ball would weigh 1. 92 ounces compared with the current 1.55 ounce standard and retain the same diameter The announcement followed a long deliberation by the committee led by HL Ramsay president The move signals a major change for the association and players nationwide.
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Golf Association
New York
Batleen” Golf Bell
HL Ramsay
United States Golf Association
Comatit
Three Teams Tie In Northwest Bicycle Race
On the fifth day, November 30, three teams tied for third place after covering 65.0 miles in the fifth hour. Peden and Mocheck, Raes and Fys, and Baggio and Detllippo each reached the mark, while Anderson and Kecke trailed in second at 65.9 miles. Leyege-Cachon and Jendera Moberk are noted near the lead.
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Mocheck
Raes
Fys
Baggio
Detllippo
Ste- Anderson
Kecke
Leyege-Cachon
Jendera
Moberk
Wrestling Results Mentioned Names and Scores
Fragmentary wrestling results mention Paul Besger aged 98 from Fort Fittsield and Gage Mc Laed of ELA with a two out of three falls format. Readable text is garbled but indicates match outcomes and participant names in a local sports brief.
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Ar Fittsvield
Moss
Doe -Cleergs
Buffalo
Gage McLaed
ELA
Love
State College star Rishol tops South Dakota scoring 48 points
State College backfield ace Rishol has secured 48 points this season and leads South Dakota scorers. Hladky of State is second with 30 points from five touchdowns. Thompson of Wesleyan sits tied for third with 26 points and two games left to add.
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Associated Press
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Fleet State
Tishei
Rishold Thompson
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D. State
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Southern
Augustana
Yankton
Sioux Falls
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California and Stanford renew oldest west rivalry tomorrow
In San Francisco the big game pits California against Stanford with conference placement and a share of the top spot on the line. Other Pacific coast matchups include UCLA at Oregon, Colorado College at Colorado, and Colorado A and Colorado Teachers at Fort Collins. regional teams anticipate rest before Thanksgiving finales.
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East Has Scanty Football Schedule in 50th Harvard Yale Clash
NEW YORK Navy 2014 dominating the sparse east slate as Harvard and Yale clash at Cambridge before about 55 000 fans. Harvard enters as favorite from an untied season but Yale hype persists in a fierce rivalry. Fordham ends season against undefeated Bucknell at the Polo Grounds while Columbia aims for best year in years against Syracuse. Army faces Loyola Maryland and Duquesne tackles undefeated North Dakota in a busy weekend across regions.
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Annapolis
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Maryland
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Oregon
Espe Sacre
Aubarn
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Tulane Sewanse
Coyotes Seek Charity Grid Game After Michigan Normal Loss
South Dakota University coach Backmen keeps the Coyotes in light workouts hoping to schedule another football game after canceling the Michigan Normal contest. Interest centers on Wisconsin St Louis University or University of Detroit with talks of a Thanksgiving tilt and a Sioux Falls charity game to split proceeds among local charities.
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Michigan Normal
South Dakota University
Coyotes
South Dakota Gridiron
Wisconsin
St. Louis University
University of Detroit
South Dakota
Michigan
State College
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Notre Dame Prepares for Southern Cal Clash in South Bend
Notre Dame’s squad tightened for the big test with Southern California. Injuries to Melinkovich Koken and Pierce cloud the lineup but coach Heartly Anderson hailed improved form as the team braces for a decisive showdown tomorrow. Steve Banas to start at fullback with Lukats sidelined. tickets brisk as 55,000 capacity crowd nears sellout.
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Pierce
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Steve Banas
Doland Wheelers Entertained by Club Shere
Community singing session led by W Skog fog rk Ber J K Washburn entertained the Doland Wheelers as members, guests, and a small audience enjoyed a convivial program marked by shared songs and cheerful participation.
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Z. Ametina
Canzoneri Faces Chocolate in Lightweight Title Clash
Tony Canzoneri defends his lightweight crown and junior welterweight title against Kid Chocolate at Madison Square Garden. The bout, set for thirteen rounds, draws heavy public interest with odds at 8 to 5 favoring Canzoneri and a near sellout crowd of about 20,000.
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Tony Canzoneri
New Orleans
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Canzoneri
Joe Gans
Wiest
Chocolate
Canzener
Tony
Mat Battalina
al Singer
Jack
Kid) Berg
Big Ten Has Full Lineup Saturday
Chicago reports a Saturday slate as Big Ten teams clash on five fronts. Michigan meets Minnesota for the Little Brown Jug while Illinois faces Ohio State and Purdue battles Iowa. Crowd expectations hinge on results affecting charity game attendance the following weekend.
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South Bend
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio State
Columbus
Ilini
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Linois
Northwestern
Indiana
Iowa
Purdue
Hawkeyes
Hoosiera
Chillicothe football banquet honors 1931 lettermen
Abel reports the Chillicothe Business College annual football banquet in the college dining hall. Pres. Allen Moore acts as toastmaster as coach Slayton captain Lytton and returning lettermen receive awards. Letters and sweaters go to named players including Lyle White and Charles Grice among many others from multiple states.
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Chillicothe
Chillicothe Business College
Pres
Allen Moore
Slayton
Lytton
Pepperettes
Drax
Lyle White
Excelsior Springs
Willian
Feurer
Marion
Loren D. Peer
Lockwood
Huron
Oak
Louis di Plotti
Virden
Sean Innes
Fayette
Charles Grice
Geneva
Ala
Howard. Caldwell
Mediapolis
Orville
Bird
Jack Miller
Sedan
Bas
Preston Yytton
Rives
Tenn
Judson Manning
Roadhouse
Til
Laurence ML Binnessey
Salida
Colo
Arch Com
Webb City
Okla
Joe D. Moore
Guncen
Okia
Clarenes Potts
Garrette Fisher
Kaw City
Herold Lawson
Marceline
Jack Baker
Chickasha
Texas aids post season game talks with four universities
Texas authorities opened negotiations with four leading universities for a post season game. Proceeds would go toward unemployment relief. The Texas athletic council proposed dates December 5 or December 13 for the event in Austin.
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Texas
University of Texas
Texas Athletic Councilowers
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