Kid Chocolate Sees Heir to Canzoneri Crown in Classic Bout
In Madison Square Garden 19,000 fans watched Tony Canzoneri narrowly defy Kid Chocolate over 15 rounds. Judges split, AP score favored Canzoneri eight rounds to Chocolate five. Canzoneri defends lightweight title amid brutal exchanges and lasting crowd reaction.
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Sioux Falls Yankton Tie In Rain Drenched Game
Sioux Falls and Yankton high schools battled a muddy field to a 2 all tie as rain and standing water turned the game into a quagmire. Yankton scored a safety early, Sioux Falls answered on a blocked punt that rolled into the end zone, and both teams failed to capitalize on several chances.
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Strong First Half Brings Pierre Win
Pierre high school governors defeated the Pierre Indians 12 to 6 at Pierre yesterday capitalizing on early first half breaks. A long Robinson run set up the second touchdown after a fumble and penalty. The Indians scored late in the second period with two end runs by Huber and Fox but could not close the gap in the final half.
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Wessington High Hosts Interclass Basketball Tourney
Wessington high school's annual inter class basketball tournament was held in the community hall this week. Preliminary games opened Thursday evening with results showing Junior girls 14 and Sophomore girls 17 in the finals, while Sophomore boys and Junior boys posted low scores in early rounds.
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Alpena Wins Twin Bill From Wolsey
Alpena boys beat Wolsey 25 to 17 and Alpena girls won 19 to 2. Barber led the Alpena boys with 18 points after an 8-9 halftime deficit. Wolsey’s Minium was outstanding. the game was tight with strong Alpena defense and only 10 fouls.
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Southern Normal Triumph Over Dakota Wesleyan On Slippery Field
Southern Normal led by Postulka as he gained 150 yards on a mud filled day to outpace Dakota Wesleyan 19 to win. Gaynor scored a first quarter TD and connected with Postulka for the extra point. Postulka added a third period TD and Owens sealed the victory in the fourth as Southern’s line play overwhelmed Wesleyan.
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Wessington Postpones Charity Football Game
A charity football game in Wessington was postponed indefinitely due to wet grounds. The scheduled match between local lads and a country boys team, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, was to raise funds for the charity.
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Harrold, Gannon divide in season opener
Harrold opened its basketball season by dividing a double header with Canning. The grade school quit dropped to the visitors 6 to 8 while the regular high school team won 12 to 9. The first game of the season showed ragged play and much fumbling. Dempsey knocked out Snyder in Wichita in the first round of a four round bout. Raymonddownstown?
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Football results across teams show mixed scores
Pierre defeats Pierré Indians 12 to 6 while Wagner powers past Platte 34 to 0. Le Mare edges Parker 6 to 3. Yankton loses to Sioux Falls. Midwest Rows Poly wins 10 to 1 over MaKendrea. Luther (Iowa) beats Buena Vista 4 to 3. Southern Normal (SD) II falls short to Dekdia Wes leyan Westminster 14. Central (Mlo.) defeats Tews Btnia Teachere. Viator Uk Eimhurst & Bizapeen 38. Central (a) & Parris Inland Maxigan 95, Georgia State College 12. Wooterd 1% over Evskins 12. Union (Tene) and Frostman, Freed Herdesan 6.
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District Cage Tournament Committees Named in South Dakota
RK E Rawlins announces 1931 32 district committees for interscholastic basketball with eight regions and four districts per region. Names listed include chairmen and members like K Thollehaug Sisseton W C Rabe Milbank F Gellerman Waubay along with many others across regions one through eight.
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Howard Cagers Edge Forestburg In Tight Contests
Howard high school cagers defeated Forestburg 20 to 4 with Howard Kahn scoring 18 points and Peterson outstanding for Forestburg. The game was nip and tuck, with the half ending 5 to 3 in favor of Howard.
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State College Coeds Plan Athletic Program
State College announces an athletic program with twelve weeks of practice planned for participants. Aims include building fitness and team cohesion under guidance of faculty and student leaders.
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South Bend Three Spoke Grid Wheel Highlights Rivalries
South Bend focuses the football map as Notre Dame meets USC, Harvard faces Yale, and Stanford plays California in a trio of era defining games drawing large crowds. Northwestern, Iowa, and Ohio State loom in Big Ten action while Eastern sports feed a busy slate of college contests and Dempsey headlines in Wichita.
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Co-Champs Given Ten Places Teams Tough This Season
Doland Milbank and Webster led the North East conference in a hard season with only one loss outside the league. Doland went undefeated in conference play, Milbank beat Webster and Doland, while Webster fell to Milbank. The 1931 all conference team was chosen with positional shifts and 18 players across Ends Tackles Guards Centers Quarterbacks Halfbacks and Fullbacks, honoring Doland Milbank Webster Groton Clark and Britton.
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Heavier Ball Could Replace Balloon Golf Pellet
New York November 21 The United States Golf Association authorizes a heavier ball for 162 ounces starting January 1. The balloon ball currently weighs 1.55 ounces. U S G A hopes Royal and Ancient accepts the change so players may use the same ball in Britain and the United States.
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