Pittsburgh Accepts Rose Bowl Invitation for Revenge Match
Pittsburgh Panthers accepted Southern California's invitation to play in the 10th Rose Bowl on January 2 in Pasadena. Coach Jock Sutherland seeks payback after Pitt’s 47 to 14 loss to USC in 1931, with USC choosing Pitt over Colgate and other contenders on a tough coast-to-coast schedule.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Panthers
University of Southern California
Pasafens
Jock Sutherland
Trojan
Pitt
Michigan
Far West
Big Ten
Wolverines
Southern California
Trojans
Andan
Colgate
Southern California Athletic Board of Control
Willis O. Hunter
Hunter
Red Haiders
Glenn
Pop) Warner
Stanford
Invaders
Howard Jones
Penn State
Tulane
Tigers and Scalpers Drill With Chuck Taylor Exhibition
A crowd of about 800 watched Huron college and high school teams practice with Chuck Taylor, ex New York Celtics forward, demonstrating ball handling, passing, dribbling and shooting. Scrimmage paces the pre conference season as Miller Green Lanterns and Woonsocket foes loom for upcoming games.
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Huron College
Tigers
Stalpers
Chuck Taylor
New York Celtics
Taylor
Huron High School
Huron
Miller Green Lanterns
Woonsocket
Parker
Army Navy Clash On Common Ground In Philadelphia
New York dispatch notes Army and Navy meet in Philadelphia, a familiar site for 14 Army Navy games, with Navy boasting 12 victories there. The series has spanned 40 years with most games in Pennsylvania towns and several at West Point Annapolis Chicago and Princeton.
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Army
Navy
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
West Point
Atmapolis
Baltimore
Chicago
Princeton
Battes
Tars
Miller Green Lanterns Face Huron Scalpers in Open
Miller Green Lanterns under E. G. Butler practice for their opener with Huron college Scalpers in Huron next Thursday Dec. 8. The team centers on Ulrich from Miller high school and includes Fisher Van Cleave Titus plus Fox W Stensford Stevens D Rose. Starting lineup likely Ulrich Fox forward Van Cleave center with Fisher Titus guards. Manager invites scheduling inquiries.
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Yankton College
B.titus
Miller
Fox
W. Stensford
Stevens
D. Rose
V. van Cleave
Huron
Ulrich
van Cleave
Fisher
Titus
Big Ten Medals To Take Up Finances
Chicago December 2 The Western conference athletic heads meet to decide on finances and post season play. A rule to ban postseason games was to be voted, but USC invited Pittsburgh to Pasadena on January 2 making the issue moot. A secret poll tied five to five on letting Michigan accept any invitation. The showdown was expected to decide whether Michigan could go west.
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Chicago
Des
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Pasadena
University of Southern California
Wolverines
Sand Creek Rallies To Trim Hitchcock In OT Victory
In a tense overtime period Fisher scored a decisive free throw as Sand Creek defeated Hitchcock 16 to 15 after a 15-15 deadlock in regulation. Ginze led Hitchcock with nine points, but Sand Creek balanced scoring and Coach Cantondine's lineup controlled the late rally. Woodruff sparked a spirited fast break to turn the tide for Sand Creek.
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Wesungson
Wec
Fisher
Sand Creek
Hitchcock
Ginze
Cantondine
Woodruff
Lake Preston Girls Basketball Team Practice Progress
Lake Preston high school girls practice under Principal P A Anderson as coach. The team, led by veteran players, began regular workouts ahead of their upcoming December 2 game against Bancroft. Bright prospects are noted as the roster features experienced players. The match is set for an early December date with hopes for a strong season start.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Bancroft
Johnson Cant Quite Understand Festival
Washington honored Walter Johnson at a testimonial dinner where Hoover Coolidge messages praised his career and clean life. Johnson called it odd that many celebrate him being fired as Senators manager, and he hoped for a new post without offering concrete offers. Cronin and Clark Griffith attended with other sports celebrities.
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Washington
Ke~ Wise
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Cronin
Johnson
Clark Griffiths
Tigers Advance to Intramural Volleyball Finals
Captain Jim Sorenson leads the Tigers of Jutiar High School in the intramural league toward the finals after wins over Ben Whotter'n Nerts and Captain Billy Busch's Aces. In the lower bracket, Scalpers face Wolverines while Wildcats and Badgers seek consolation spots as the tournament wraps next week.
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Jim Sorenson
Tigers
John Bangerter
Jutiar High
Ben Whotter
N’ Nerts
Billy Busch
Aces
Fred Huntwork
Derrell Madsen
Robert Harris
Wolverines
Ed Nelson
Wildcats
Badgers
Harald Beyer
Basketball Called Sissies In South Africa Says Penn player
Philadelphia December 2 Coach Lou Stuppel of the University of Pennsylvania comments that basketball is viewed as a sissy game in South Africa where girls are said to play the sport. Stuppel notes Jeppe high school in JOHANNESBURG produced five letter athletes across cricket rugby tennis track and soccer.
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Sissies
Philadelphia
United States
South Africa
Lou. Stuppel
University of ‘Penmsylvania
Jeppe High School
Johanna
Stuppel
Hats
Fennsylvania
Chandler Named in Two Year Letter Tarnee Case
Chandler has been named in a two year hearing related to a letter tariff case. Details indicate ongoing actions by the involved party and potential implications for associated agreements. Further filings are expected as the matter progresses.
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Chandler
Regular Forward Death Prompts State Lineup Shakeup
Brookings Dees reports a key regular forward’s death impacts the squad as Red Threlfall reshapes the lineup for the next game against Eastern Normal. Captain Benson shifts between guard and forward roles, Beiersdorf and Horton compete for starting spots, while sophomores Arndt Messner Gripentrog Plibal push for minutes as Threlfall awaits returning players Christmas.
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Benson -Will
Benson
Red Beiersdorf
Goubt
Korton
Ward Bankert
Steve Horton
Bardhert
Kortan
Threlfsh
Bill Schweeren
Forrest Dehnert
Bae 4
Kenneth Koeria
Alfred Arndt
Hartdler
Cerrain
Amit
George Messner
Gripentrog
Joe Plibal
Joe
Hel
Threlfall
Schulte
Peterson
Brakke
Sarazen Plans April Flight to England for Ryder Cup
Gene Sarazen, winner of the British and American opens, will depart for England in April to begin a run at the British title and defend his Open crown. He will play a series of individual matches against British stars as part of the United States effort to defend the Ryder Cup.
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Sarazen
England
New York
Gene Sarazen
Ray McCarthy
Wickup
United States
Demeray And Knauer Signed For Main Go Card
Demeray of Aberdeen South Dakota and Knauer of Milwaukee were signed yesterday for a six round main event in Saint Paul. Tuesday Night They were set to weigh in for retent bout here with Demeray aiming for victory by decision.
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Demeray
Knauer
ST. Paul
Dick Demeray
Aberdeen
S. D
Frankie Knauer
Milwaukee
Yenterday
Weltar
Kelly Eyes Hanson Bout As Means Of Miners Have Only Getting Further Work
Grover Leavens, rapid city sports figure, claims Tex Keily will beat Ing Hanson in the December American Legion boxing card in Daum's auditorium. If successful, Kelly plans a headline bout this winter with a likely move eastward. In Rapid City, Mines basketball begins with limited players and a string of practice games before holidays, as coach Ray D Helm works to form a capable lineup.
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Hanson
Huron
Grover Leavens
Levens
Tex Keily
Ing Hanson
Howard
American Legion
Kelly
Wil Eam
Francis Gage
Leavens
Gage
Lees Collegian
Harrold
South Dakota
Texas
Selly Jourpeved
Brown
al Broun
Trish McKenna
Tyndall
Legionnaires
Daum’s
Rapid City
Studi Dakota School of Mines
Ray D. Helm
Bernard Bulls
Lennox
Clifford Hixon
Tom McCrary
Glenn Wagner
Watertown
Joe Andres
Mitchell
Charlex Morgan
George Fortune
Robert Doolittle
Sioux
Dayton Hazzard
Wessington
Victor Wopat
Vienna
Lester Williams
Norman Savidge
Ft. Meade
Sjwarfisn
Chadron
Neb
Teachers
Yankton
Southern
Wesleyan
Spearfish
Eastern
Hurar
Stowx Falls
Augustana
Frankfort High Faces Turton After Bonilla Win
Frankfort high school cagers impressed under coach Hutchinson with a 21 point win over Bonilla and anticipate a tougher Turton challenge on their home floor. Chase and Refvem led scoring with Johnson Shaw Schulte Olson and H Refvem among key contributors as schedules list Turton Dec 2 and many January games across towns like Deland Mellette and Rockham.
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Frankfort
Bor
Turton
Bonilla
Lovels
Ineale
Chase
Refvem
Hutchinson
Johnson
Shaw
Schulte
Olson
Hilkemeier
H. Refvem
Creshard
Rockham
Deland
Doland
Mellette
Ashton
Brentford
Bolla
Melletie
Cresbard
Page Or Veenker May Succeed Stags Coach
The Chicago Daily News reports that either George Veenker or Pat Page may be named to succeed Amos Alonzo Stagg as head football coach at the University of Chicago. Thomas Nelson Metcalf is slated to replace Stagg as director of Athletics, with orders to name anyone but Stagg for head coach.
Anderson To Pilot Grand Forks Club in North Dakota
MINNEAPOLIS Dec 2 Johnny Anderson of Minneapolis signed as playing manager of the Grand Forks North Dakota club of the new Northern baseball league. He formerly was an outfielder with teams in the Three-Five, Southern Association and American Association. Oldham Beats Erwin.
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
In Youngstown Willie Davies outpointed Ross Fields. In San Francisco Jackie Fields knocked out Tommy Herman. In Davenport Guerilla Jones outpointed Willie Oster. In Tacoma Millie Minetti outpointed Jimmy Britt. In Stockton Maxie Rosenbloom outpointed Jack Silva.
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Youngstown
Willie Davies
Charteroi
Ross Fields
Cleveland
San Francisco
Jackie Fields
Chicago
Tommy Herman
Davenfort
Guerilla Jones
Akron
Willie Oster
Tacoma
Wash
Millie Minetti
Omaha
Jimmy Britt
Stockton
Cal
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Jack Silva
San Frantisco
St Lawrence and Gann Valley Open Basketball Season
St Lawrence high school hosting Gann Valley in the season opener with a preliminary game between second teams. The strong squad aims to follow a year with no late losses to graduation. A full schedule lists dates and away games through February with boys and girls teams noted.
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ST. Lawrence
Gann Valley Cagers
Miler
Gann Valley
Bonilla
Rockham
Sand Creek
Harrold
Dee
Wessington
Mides
St Lawrence
Seneca
Ree Heights
St. Lawrence’ S
Highmore Opens Season Tonight at Ree Heights
Highmore high school Leatherneck Lindell leads a veteran squad into the 1942 33 season tonight at Ree Heights with three lettermen Bört Mitchell Donald Gibbs and Alien Barber guiding the lineup. Newcomers include Dale York Ed Ralston Ernest Washburn and others bolstering the team. The schedule lists games from December through February against Ree Heights Harrold Huron Gettysburg Onida Miller Faulkton Pierre and other opponents.
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Highmore
Lindell
Highmore High Schow
Ree Heights
Bért Mitchell
Donald Gibbs
Alien Barber
Lindel
Othe
Dale York
Parker
Ed Ralston
Blue Forth
Minn
Ernest Washburn
Alpena
John Quirk
Billy LaCroix
Robert Taylor
Walter Anderson
Harry Frelr
Open Practice For Intramural League
Open practice sessions for the State college intramural basketball league begin and will run to December 8. The first game is set for Monday December 12 at 4 15 PM on a separate court. Over 200 students are currently practicing daily across divisions including science, agriculture, commerce and engineering under captains named for squad selection.
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Brookings
State College
Kasper
Weel Wood
Si ‘Alls
Adolph
Githel Roslyn
George Theing
Pierre
Paul
Freeburg
Watertown
Keith
Keller
Vibarg
Pharmacy
Captaing
Jackie Fields Wins Over Herman In Second Round
Jackie Fields, welterweight champion hopeful, returned after a six month layoff to knockout Tommy Herman of Chicago in the second round of a ten round non-title bout in San Francisco. Fields weighed 154 pounds, Herman 152, with a fast first round and a decisive right to the jaw ending the bout. Spectator Young Corbate of Fresno watched as Fields pursues a February title clash here. In Mitchell, an athletic club for young businessmen was formed by Paul Bunt at Dakota Wesleyan University, meeting weekly in Morrow Gymnasium.
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San Francisco
Jackie Fields
Tommy Herman
Chicago
Fields
Hersman
Hiige
Herman
Young Cor~ Bait
Fresno
Mitchell
Paul Bunt
Dakota Wesleyan University
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McCrary
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