Buswell And Lovejoy To Lead 1932 Tiger Grid Squad
Prospect for Huron high school football looks bright as coach Coffey plans a strong 1932 Tigers squad. Juniors Buswell and Rudolph Lovejoy named co-captains, with eight veterans gone and many returnees including Long, Speaker, Chapman, Frost, Pederson, Stahl, Greene, and Jacobs. Lovejoy, a standout fullback, led scoring and starred in homecoming, while Buswell developed into a top lineman alongside returning veterans to anchor next season’s drive for conference and state honors.
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Rudolph ‘Lovejoy
Frank Coffey
Huron High School Tigers
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Coffey
Huron High School
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Tiger
Brookings
Cotch Coffey
Perths
South Dakota
Howard Long
John Speaker
Cleo Chapman
Andy Frost
Jack Pederson
John Stahl
Fred Greene
Cyril Jacobs
Buswell
Mashy
Long
Norris
Jones
Trenerry
Miner
Niebrugge
Largland
Kenyon
Buscell
Ward Lovejsy
Wessington High School
Rudy
Wessington
Huron Junior
Huron
Captainn Lect
Lovejoy
Mitchel
Ted Hohm
Yohm
Huroo
Madison
Hobs i
Keith Lovejoy
Finron
Watertown
Hohm
Art Cellin
F. Nelson
R. Nelson
Pugsiey
Cellin
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Boston reports Brouille d Worcester knocked out Lawless Syracuse Vernon Cormier Worcester outpointed Tracy Cox Indianapolis Ashtabula Pirroni Cleveland outpointed Sonny Williams California San Francisco Timmy Murphy Trenton outpointed Joey Cottmart Buffalo Luis Ramos Los Angeles Louis Gallup Duluth drew in a five bout card from last night.
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Associated Press
Boston
Lot Brouille
Worcester
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
Vernon Cormier
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Ashtaella
Pasul _ Pirroni
Cleveland
Sonny Jim Williams
California
San Francisco
Timmy Murphy
Trenton
N. J
Joey Cottmart
Buffalo
Luis Ramos
Los
Wrestling Results From New York and New Haven Meets
Wrestlers from New York and New Haven posted results with several matches decided by falls. Jim Lomtos and Babe Caddock faced opponents from New York and New Haven in bouts noted with times around 3 minutes. The report also mentions Dick Daviscourt and Maires Kirilenko in other results and describes a local Aberdeen football captain named all-state conference second team choice.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Lomtos
Greece
Herb Freeman
George Hagen
Babe Caddock
New Haven
Conn
Dick Daviscourt
California
Maires Kirilenko
Aussie
Drew
Don George
North Java
N. J
Ivan Vaktur
Wolves
Eliason
Physical Strain Ends Albie Booths Yale Career
By Edward Neil New York Dec 3 14 The immense physical burden from three years of varsity football two baseball and two basketball seasons led to Booth’s collapse and his placement in a private sanitarium for rest. The Yale star, famed as Little Boy of Blue, balanced multiple sports from high school through Yale, earned five varsity letters, and captained football basketball and baseball, leaving a storied but curtailed career after years of versatile play and self supporting work.
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Neil
New York
Albie Booth
Blue
Yale
New Haven
Milford School
Albie
Booth
Mal Aldrich
Howard Team Shows Strength In Opener
Howard Legion Savages basketball team sponsored by Nels Peterson Post No. 145 won its second game of the season, beating Carthage Independent 41 to 8 on its home floor. Robert Clark led locals with 9 points, Ze Grimme added 8 as the squad, all former Howard high school players, begins a stronger year under Dr. L. V Schueller.
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Howard Legion Savages
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Carthage
Howard
Robert Clark
Ze Grimme
Argonne
Howard High School
L. V Schueller
Post
Central States Independent Basket
Howard Lavagettes
Gettysburg Indees Rout Indian Quint in big win
Gettysburg Indees crushed the Cheyenne Agency Indians 232 to a score on their home court Tuesday. The half ended 42 to 7 as the Indees spread scoring with frequent substitutions by Manager Huffman. The Indian team fought cleanly but could not keep pace. Earlier, Indian school midgets edged Gettysburg midgets in a close preliminary.
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Gettysburg Indees
Cheyenne Agency Indians Bes
Deereers
Indees
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Mioe
Wessington Teams Sweep Sand Creek in Doubleheader
Wessington high school basketball teams defeated Sand Creek in a doubleheader last night. The boys trailed 6 8 at one point before finishing 12 14. Eshler led with 12 points and Fisher added six. The Wessington girls controlled Sand Creek 25 5, holding the visitors scoreless in the first half as Peterson dominated with 35 points. Du Bow added three. the second team played the entire last half.
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Wessune Dur
Wessington High School
Sand Creek Consolidated
Eshler
Wessington
Fisher
Sand Creek
Wesington
Peterson
du Bow
Wildcats To Meet Strong Grid Foes In 1932 Campaign
Northwestern schedules three non conference foes Missouri Stanford and Notre Dame for 1932 football. Big Ten games begin Oct with Purdue at Northwestern Minnesota at Northwestern Illinois at Northwestern Ohio State at Northwestern and Northwestern at Notre Dame Iowa visits Northwestern.
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Northwestern
Missouri
Stanford
Notre Dame
Big Ten
Ilinois
Purdue
Minnesota
Ohio State
Iowa
Doland Wheelers Name 1931 Monogram Football Team
Doland Daland Wheelers reveal the 1931 undefeated football outfit with co captains Mar and Mel McNickle receiving their fourth letters Red Johnson earns his third Par den Lovelace Harold White Shoecraft Thomas and Klingerhoffer gain second letters while Hoover Hubert White Hofer Bell Caldow and Sapp receive first letters Manager letters go to James Garrett and Twiss Ten players will graduate next spring leaving six to defend the record of the 1831 Wheelers who are co champions of the Northeast loop and contenders for the state title Coach White plans spring basketball and a track squad of 18 with road work led by ex track captain Klingelhofer.
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Doland
Ray White
Doland Wheelers
Wheeler
Mar
Mel McNickle
Caldow
Sapp
James
Garrett
Twiss
Wheelers
Northeast Loop
Coach White
Klingelhofer
Hubert White
Curtailed Winter Meeting Plans Stir 1922 Schedules
Western conference athletic directors meet in Chicago to set 1922 schedules and discuss charity games and declining gate receipts. Wisconsin's finances loom large with a multi thousand dollar deficit. Iowa and Minnesota face budget pressures and potential coaching changes. Three Big Ten captains named for next season include Hass of Minnesota, Oeber of Purdue, and Birney of Chicago.
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William Weekes
Chicago
Etmaust
Wisconsin
Iowa
BE. H. Lauer
Bernard Gettleman
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Bernie Bierman
Tulane
Fritz Crisler
Minnesota
Glen Thistlethwaite
Walter Hass
Purdue
John Oebler
Don Birney
All-Coast College Football Honor Roll Named
San Francisco December 3. USC dominates the AP consensus selections for the 1931 all-Pacific coast elevens with five on the first team and three on the second. St Marys Washington and California each place first string players, while UCLA also earns a first string berth.
Bancroft and Iroquois split twin cage bills
Bancroft high school split a doubleheader with Iroquois. Iroquois boys routed Bancroft 41 to 18 after leading 15 to 6 at halftime, while Bancroft did best in the girls game by turning around a 11 to 8 deficit to win 23 to 15. Bottomley starred for Iroquois and Stemple and Frye for Bancroft.
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Iroquois
Eric Maass
Iroquoi
Bottomley
Stemple
Frye
Comerford Kooyman and McWeeny Win in Huron League
McWeeny's Camerers Comerford Kooyman Farage triumphed for McWeeny in recent Huron industrial handicap bowling. The McWeeny team swept all three games against Swift quint while the Garage Men captured two games from Northwestern Public Service Co.
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McWeeny’s
McWeeney
Hass Is Elected To Lead Gophers
MINNEAPOLIS December 3 Walter Hees halfback from Holstein Ba will captain the 1932 Minnesota football team. Teammates announced his election yesterday succeeding Clarence Munn.
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Hass
Gophers
Minneapolis
Walter Hees
Holstein
University of Minnesota
Wea
Clarence Munn
Park rink flood plan to smooth Ra vine surface
Park officials plan to flood the Ra vine park skating rink after scraping snow and slush to create a smooth surface. Park Superintendent Robert Fair announced the rink covers about three or four acres and has drawn amusement over recent days. Huron Lions Club members donated to build a dam to back up water, and will continue assisting as needed.
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Ravine Park
Robert Fair
Ares
Huron Lions Club
Park Board
Hitchcock Wolsey Split Cage Honors in Twin Games
Wolsey and Hitchcock high schools split a doubleheader last night. Wolsey won the boys game 14 to 8 after a sharp first half, with Mirium Carson and Siemens starring for Wolsey and Glaze top Hitchcock. The Wolsey girls routed Hitchcock 48 to 4.
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Mirium
Carson
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Wol Jsey
Fordham Football Player Dies After Injury
In New York on December 4, Fordham University mourned Corinos Murphy a 21 year old football star who died yesterday from injuries suffered in a game ten days earlier against Buckeye. The death marks the 31st gridiron fatality this season with only four occurring at major colleges.
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Ford-heen University
Corinos Murphy
Buckoes
C. V. Simith
Tacks
Stet
Big Ten Has No Fatalities In Years Of Football
President Walter Dill Scott of Northwestern cites 40 years of Western Conference play to defend football safety. He notes that in 43 years as a faculty member there has not been a single fatality or a serious injury among thousands of Big Ten players.
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Big Ten
Chicago
Walter Dill Scott
Northwester University
Scott
Boxing Tourney Pairings Set For NAABA Opening Night
Ten of 32 light heavyweights enter the National Boxing Association tournament to select Rohen bloom’s successor. On December 11 at Chicago Stadium, five eight round bouts headline. December 18 features another five matchups with notable pairs listed by city and name.
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Chicago
National Boxing Association
Maxie Rohenbloom
John V. Clinnis
Cliavis State Athletic Commission
Dave Maier
Milwaukee
Roy Williams
Umberto Curi
Clyde Chastain
Daas
Tex
Billy Jones
Dozier Wins Close Welterweight Bout in Seattle
In Seattle, Dozier of San Francisco edged Don Trazier of Spokane in a six pound weight round bout. Dozier weighed 140 1 4 pounds in a tight decision victory.
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Seatile
Wash
Dee
Zurabaileing Dozier
San Francisco
Nosro
Don Trazier
Stokane
Beth
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