Tigers Meet Cubs In Practice Game x Boda The Huron
Tigers and Huron Cubs played a practice game last night with the Tigers winning 74 to 23. Coach Irvin L. Nelson noted early season errors but called for steady drills and regular meals to build consistent performance before the December 17 game against the Pierre Governors.
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Huron Tigers Warmup Pair Notable In Local Notes
Nick Koppert of the Knights of Columbus bowls. recreation and industrial leagues raise dummy score to 150. Rapid City fighters, Andygrams antics, and Industrial Bowling League updates appear as local sports chatter. Waterfowl season ends Friday with readers urged to contribute notes.
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Knights of Columbus
Bowling Fair City League Life Benefit Scores
The listing shows multiple teams in a bowling league with individual and team scores. Wyland Hoyer Hollarbush and others are recorded with series, handicaps, and totals like 2783 for a team, while Schmidt's City Club and Kalo Beer display varied results and totals. Other teams include Wilson Barber, Club Lido, Aste Studio, Northwest Bank, and Shee Shop with player scores and team totals noted.
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Fair City League Life Benefit
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Chicago Marshall High Keep Records Intact
Chicago's Marshall High School Juniors extended their winning streak to 89 straight with a 82 25 crushing over Gage Park. The Maroons suffered a 50 37 defeat to George Williams College in Chicago.
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Landis decision looms as rebels await fate today
New York December reports say the rebellion within professional baseball society remains unsettled as commissioners decide whether the minor leagues can appeal. Major figures and teams including the Washington Senators Yankees Indians Browns are tied to possible trades while Bramham preserves control and a five year tenure.
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Ossie Bluege
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Landis
Coyotes To Battle Old Home Bread Friday On University Court
Vermillion December 2 The Old Home Bread team from Sioux City will play the State University Coyotes at the University court Friday night after a win over Western Union College. Hoy will start two freshmen Charles Girardi and Morris Winter with James Crosby or Lloyd Evers as a forward. Don Schnepf will be the starting center with Robert Schroeder Miller at guard. This is the only home game before Christmas. other key dates include Minnesota at Minneapolis December 6 and Nebraska at Lincoln December 19.
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James Crosby
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Lloyd Evers
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Quentin Evers
Minnesota
Minneapolis
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Basketball Scores From Various Regional Games
Newark edged Panzer 35 to 23 while Indiana defeated Camp Atterbury 40 to 28 Notre Dame beat Alia Michigan 56 to 32 Norfolk Navy triumphed over Camp Peary 62 to 40 Kansas won 40 to 27 against Herington Army Air Base George Williams defeated Chicago 50 to 27 Hamline beat Carleton 49 to 26 Monmouth defeated Corneil 38 to 27 Blunt 28 Unida 11 Alpena 34 Virgil 27.
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Herington Army Air Base
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Monmouth
Corneil
Iowa
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Unida
Alpena
Virgil
Blunt Monarchs Trim Onida In 117 To 22 Victory
In Onida, Dec. 2 the Blunt Monarchs defeated Onida 117 to 22. Blunt led 12 to 8 at halftime with Welch scoring nine points as high scorer. Seaman topped Onida with four points. Referee was Charles Hoover.
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Bivins Outpoints Murray in Cleveland Bout
Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland outpointed Lee Murray of South Norwalk in a ten round bout. Lulu Costantino stopped Freddy Pope in Columbus in four rounds.
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Ex-Jockey Hidesshoe Store Bench in Wartime Change
A Springfield feature profiles Jack Meier a 33 year old ex jockey from St Louis who after 15 years in racing now sells shoes at a local store. He once weighed 80 pounds and last raced in 1941 at Agua Caliente Mexico. He earned $142 20 $34 80 and $19 60 that day. He later joined the Army weighing 125 pounds before honorable discharge ending his racing career.
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Ak East
Grid Attendance Survey Shows Penn Leading
University of Pennsylvania drew more home football fans than any other in a six year AP survey. Penn hosted 2,143,500 at Franklin Field from 1938 to 1943, with Ohio State second, USC third, and Notre Dame much lower on the road. Attendance declined overall in 1943, especially in the South, with Michigan leading the year at 230,000 and Navy posting 192,332.
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Los Angeles
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Yale
Navy
Army
Cornell
Notre Dame
UCLA
USC
Pitt
Georgia Tech
South
Midwest
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Pacific Coast
East
Expect To Revamp Big Ten Schedule At Cage Meeting
Chicago, Dec 2. A revised 1943 44 Big Ten basketball schedule was in prospect as conference athletic directors and cage coaches opened a two day meeting. The schedule may change again to fit 48 hour travel limits for Navy and Marine units. The present plan has 12 conference games possible per team, with Purdue Wisconsin at 11 and Michigan at 10. Attendees include Notre Dame, Marquette, Michigan State, Great Lakes, Camp Grant and the Iowa City Pre Flight School.
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Iowa City
Alpena Wildcats Triumph Narrowly Over Virgil Pirates
Alpena Wildcats coached by Gene Evenson beat Virgil Pirates 34-27 in a tight game. Alpena led 18-11 at halftime with Zrose n scoring 13 and another player adding seven. Virgil’s Maun ders top-scored with 19. Second string game won by Virgil 9-7.
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Baseball insurgents limp in second round drift
New York dispatch notes a one sided outcome in the second round as insurgent players fare poorly against Judge Bram ham and the scene shifts to a caucus among league heads. Quotes from Shaughnessy and Stiglmeier punctuate the session as observers question how the supposed fight was expected to unfold. Hors d oeuvres of sports wit close this roundup.
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Judge Bramham
Kingfish Levinsky
Joe Louis
Joe
Erin
John
Buffalo
Stiglmeier
Lobby Patrol and Baseball Note on Pennant Talk
A veteran minor leaguer dismisses yesterday's fuss noting similar past events where the same leaders remained in control. Branch Rickey calls the unusual baseball convention notable because no one is talking about winning the pennant. The piece hints at a retrospective on team expectations.
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Branch Rickey
Western Union Cagers Train for December Clash
State College Rabbits coach T E Mc Crady announced a December 11 game with Western Union college of LeMars, Iowa, after two early Minnesota defeats. He praised the youthful squad, noted missing Stretch Schryver against Carleton and Gustavus Adolphus, and outlined January dates with Gustavus Adolphus Yankton and Dakota Wesleyan plus an ASTP game. The coach expected open dates to fill and called the squad improving and capable against Navy V 12 talent.
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Baseball Names and Hotel Banter From New York Scene
The note lists players such as Kiki Cuyler Mel Ott Leo Durocher Charley Grimm Joe Cronin Jimmie Foxx Herb Pennock and Fred Fitzsimmons associated with a hotel scene. Skeets Dickey is described shaking hands in a sailor suit as part of the interaction.
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Mel Ott
Leo Durocher
Charley Grimm
Joe Cronin
Jimmie Foxx
Herb Pennock
Fred Fitzsimmons
Skeets
Dickey
Appalachian League Chief Seeks Trades For Poultry And Meat
Appalachian League president Charlie Herndon proposed two trade deals this week. He would exchange two pheasants for a ham, a plan seen as potentially appealing to many in the league community.
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Charlie Herndon
Appalachian League
Tunney Says War Demands Tougher Navy Fitness Rules
Commander Gene Tunney, head of navy physical fitness, said physical requirements in this war are stricter than World War I. He noted the program operates globally with navy and Marine units, aiming to keep troops fit after basic training as the war continues.
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Southwest Pacific
Gene Tunney
Navy
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Bivins Beats Murray in Close Pro Boxing Bout
In Cleveland last night Jimmy Bivins won a 1 round decision over Lee Q. Murray to remain the top heavy. Murray drew a loud ovation from 14 500 fans while Bivins wore heavy blood on a cut above his eye. Referee Jacke Davis and two judges tallied five rounds for Bivins three for Murray and two even.
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Jacke Davis
Jim Parker
Herb Williams
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