Grid spotlight shows Southwest and Midwest lead 1935 football race
The article notes Southwest with nine wins in 11 games and Midwest with 25 wins in 41. East and South trails. Leaders include Rice, Southern Methodist and Texas Christian. Notre Dame, Duquesne, Temple and Fordham among Eastern winners. Far West and Rocky Mountain regions lag, ties split between regions.
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En York
Middle West
Southwest
East
Atlantic Seaboard
I Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Nowe Dame
Duquesne
Temple
Fordhan
South
Louisiana State
L. S. UL
Manhattan
Arkansas
Texas
Arly” Seiver
Rice
Far West
Rocky Mountain
Midwest
Tost
Fast
Lust
Los
Eastern Trojans schedule 16 games including every conference foe
Madison December article outlines the Eastern Trojans 16 game season with 21 conference and five non conference tilts. They will face every state conference team, meet Northern and Southern twice, play four conference games away, and split the squad into two groups for pre Christmas tests.
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Madison
Dec
Eastern Trojans
Pouch G
Yankton
Southern
Northern
Sion
Falls
Trojans
Augustana
Jas
Huron Herve
Jim
Souther
Spearfish
Beetles Damage Golfing Greens
ST PAUL December 5 Pi An antamolo gist today sought to soothe a new form of greenkeeper growth in these parts Dead grass on the greens of one of the oldest golf courses in Teas Pesnte ies was revealed in an autopsy by Dr A A Granovsky to have been caused by a small beetle Dr Grmovsky University of Minneac scientist suggested that the greens keepers be careful to prevent accumulation of fertilizer or grass cuttings
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ST. Paul
Grouth
A. A. Granovsky
Grmovsky
University of Minneac- 4
Fortunes Shift For Kellogg High School Coach
Kellogg Minnesota December reports coach Roger Docley holds fast to the belief that sports fortunes change quickly. His Kellogg preps opened with a 24 to 0 shutout in their first game while the Palls defeated Greens Bush 39 to 24.
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H.S
Kellogg
Minn
Roger Docley
Jine Docley
Thiel River
Ameter
Palls
Greensbush
Former Mitt Leader Encounters Bad Lick in New York
Former heavyweight contender Arthur De Kuh, once a leading fighter with wins over Sharkey Young Stribling and other champions, has reportedly been located by a municipal lodging house. Impaired sight and repeated defeats left him out of the ring as he tries to pivot to art.
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Bad Lick
New York
Dec. S
Arthur de Kuh
de Kuh
Jack
I “Sharkey
Howard to Tackle Carthage In Season Opener
Howard high school opens the season with a home game against Carthage high in the town gym. Coach S W Howells faces a rebuilt squad with only one veteran, as three games have been played and a full schedule follows through January and February.
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Howard
Carthage
Howard High
Beskeusall
Chool
S. WL
Canova
Spencer
Fedora
Winfred
Ee Consolidated
South Dakotans Earn Iowa Athletic Letters
The University of Iowa athletic board awarded two major letters and 13 minor nominals to scholars from South Dakota. Football star Dick Anderson of Yankton and Dwight Hoover of Doland headline the major F letters, with other South Dakota athletes including Bob Lannon of Wisner among the honorees as cross country runners did not earn major letters this fall.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Athletic” Board- Yee~ly
Dick Anderson
Yankton
S. D
Dwight
Hoover
Doland
S.D
Bob Lannon
Wisner
Blunt Gagers Drill For Onida Prep Game Start
Blunt Gagers prepare for their first high school game of the season against Onida. The team practiced in Bridgy on December 6 and underwent pregame physicals by Dr. Martin of Bar Feid.
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Onida
de Martin
Bar Feid
Golfers Tee Off In Orlando Tourney As Florida Winter Series Opens
155 players tee off at Orlando Country Club for the $2,000 Florida winter golf tournament opening day. Notables include Zell and Eaton of Oklahoma City joining pros on a Nassau California tour, paired with Revolta Runyan Parks and others. First 18 holes completed. 18 more today and 36 Saturday at the Orlando course.
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Orlando
Ifla
Dec
Florida
Zell
Eaton
Oklahoma City
Tagir Winster
Nassau
California
Sax
Johnny Revolta
Gelfery Association
Paul Runyan
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Ky, Laffoun
Chicago
Carl Dann, Jr
Cowielders
Orlando Country Club
Highmore Extends Basketball Schedule With Two Road Games
Highmore coach Baillie announces two added games to the Pirates schedule. The team will travel May 2 to face Wor ket and later meet Ree Heights junior high in a doubleheader at Highmore, as younger players begin practice for upcoming games.
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Hughmore
Baillie
Bigmore High - School
Pirates
Oldham
Arlington
Bryant High quintet routs foes amid scoring surge
Bryant High School basketball notes report a dominant 28 to 5 run led by a standout scorer nicknamed Hazel, with teammates and coaches from Willow Lakes observing the Saturday game. The summary highlights the first-string scoring impact and local school enthusiasm.
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Bryant-High
Crubs
Hazel
Huron College Tops Miller Green Lanterns In Open Tilt
Huron college opened its 1955 56 basketball season with a 43 35 non conference win over Miller Green Lanterns. Capt Joe Lowe and Teddy Hohm led fast breaks while Mel Anderson and Johnny Norfolk shut Miller inside. Miller trimmed the lead late as reserve play increased, but Huron held on for the victory. The two teams meet again on Miller’s court next Saturday night.
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Huron College
Miller Green Lanterns
Miller
Eldon Farker
Joe Lowe
Teddy Hohm
Huron
Johny Norfolk
Mel Anderson
Jead
Silves
Greenelads
Sculpera
Green Lanterns
Parker
Huci
Lowe
Hohm
Cuards
George Marsh
T. «Henson
Aine
Tre Huron
Miller Court
Fg & Pt
Alohm
Yu Gilbertson
Oreefe
Niermeyer
Anderson
Mortoix
Sheeks
Gilchrist
Marshal
Bill Harmon
Clark High Quint Opens Next Week Basketball Schedule
Clark High School announces its boys basketball schedule under coach C J Hamann. Games set through January and February include matches against Vienna Frankfort Willow Lake Milbank Milanda u Redfield Bradley Britton Doland Sisseton Milbank Garden City Plandung Plandreau Indians and Redfield with home and away dates listed for December through February.
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Clark
Clark High School
C. J. ‘Hamann
Dee
Vienna
Frankfort
Willow
Lake Hers
Milandreau
Indians Shore
Willow -Lake
Milbarke
Deeland
Redfield
Bradley
Britton
Willow Lake Wins Overtime Contest
Bancroft high school Eagles lose to Willow Lake in an overtime boys basketball game played Tuesday evening at home. The Willow Lake squad outscored Bancroft 16 to 12 in the final period as key players contributed late points to seal the win.
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Willow Lake
Bancroft
Bancroft High School
Willow
Lake
Glover -Ehoce Jeocks
Asia Smith
Rafarees
Coyotes Open Season With Cautious Optimism For Western Union
Vermillion officials report USD Coyote basketball gears finishing touches ahead of Friday home opener against Western Union. Roster shows 17 players including four seniors and three juniors, with only three lettermen back. Hoy plans to mix lineups, test sophomores, and rely on guard forward exchanges as practice continues.
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Vermellion
Dec
University of South Dakota
Coyote
Western Union
Coyotes
Hoy
Bob “Buck
Madison
John McDowell
Sioux Falls
Hany Homeyer
Eureka
Tom Jar- Gon
Chicago
Dick ‘Anderson
Valley Springs
Bob Davidson
Canistota
Ken Glaze
Hitchcock
Arnold Waterbury
Elk Point
Ken ‘Ansen
Britton
Dink Swisher
Vermillion
Freddy Ray
Rapid City
Howerd
Shreves
Centerville
Gene Meginty Haren
Bud McCord
Sue City
Glen Ryan
Bill Ryan
Stowe
Harlan Seacat
Alexandria
Buck
Hans Hame
Western Union College
Homeyer
McDowell
McGinty
Roy
Clem Ryan
McCormick to Speak at Vermillion Coyote Banquet
Dee McCormick athletic director at the University of Minnesota and SD alma mater returns December 18 as principal speaker for Vermillion chamber banquet honoring the 1935 Coyote football team. McCormick, a famed Coyotes fullback, later held multiple coaching and legal posts before joining Minnesota.
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Vermillion
Dee
Frank MecCormick
University of Minnesota
University of South Dakota
Coyote
McCormick
Blaine McKusick
University of Ilinois
Columbus College
Sioux, Falls
Minnesota
U. S
Sioux Falls
Vermillion Chamber of Commerce
Notre Dame Cagers Set Scoring Record in Breakneck Start
Notre Dame basketball students racked up 172 points in three games this season at an average of 57.3 per game. The Irish routed St Marys Winona 45 to 22 and Kalamazoo 31 to 3 after beating Albion 62 to 26 in a doubleheader at Notre Dame. Coach Keogan favors frequent substitutions, using four to six different lineups in the three tilts.
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Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame ‘University
Fightings! Irish
Albion
Mich
Collage
St. Mary's
College of Winona
Minn
Kalamazee
St. Joyept's
James Milikisi
Clie Keéogan
Elmer Layden
Kuogat
St. Mary'siend
Kalamazoo
Braves Narrowly Beat Netts in Non-Conference Opener
Sioux Falls reports a shaky non conference opener where the Braves rallied in the last half to edge the Netts in a close finish. Russell led the Braves with a strong performance as the rally sealed the victory.
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C. Braves
Sioux
Falls
Russell
Braves
Netts
Braddock Misidentified by Kansas City Woman
An elderly woman near Union Station mistook boxer James Braddock for Joe Louis, asking an usher what the large man with the swollen earlobe was called. The usher clarified Braddock’s identity and noted the cauliflower ear.
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Kansas City
James Braddock
Union Station
Hela Braddock
Joe Louis
Iroquois Chiefs Set For Huron Clash On Tigers Court
Iroquois High School basketball aims for a strong showing at Huron after a prior defeat of De Smet. Coach Ben Walder rebuilds the lineup with Stoner at center, Wallace and Gotham or Annis at guards, McDonald and Wallace forward.
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Troquois
de Smet
Iroquois
Huron High School
Tigers
Chiefs
Ben Walder
Haron
Stoner
Wallace
Gotham
Annis
McDonald
Wallace Brothers
Iroquais
Weather summary for Huron and surrounding regions
Cloudy to wet weather with snow possible across Huron and vicinity. Tonight and Friday bring warmer conditions in the southeast and south central areas, with colder conditions in the west. In South Dakota and Minnesota, snow or rain is likely tonight and Friday, with slight warming in the southeast and northeast.
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Huron
Vicinity
Tosal
Minnesota
Weather And Roads Centered On Jolo In Sulu Province
Jolo in Sulu province is described as the chief center of the pearling fleet in the region. The note highlights its role as a hub for marine activity and trade tied to the pearling industry and local routes.
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Jolo, Capfish
Sulu i Province
Tr Philippines
United States Faces Decision on 1935 Olympic Participation
New York Dec 5 The Amateur Athletic Union prepares for a three day convention to decide whether to send U S athletes to the 1935 Berlin and Garmisch-Partenkirchen games. Leaders Brundage and Mahoney plan to clash over boycott plans with a vote likely at the general session Saturday. Delegates will also address officer elections and hundreds of records as well as 1936 nationals and Olympic trials scheduling.
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New York
United States
Ber.lin
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Amateur Athletic Unier
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Jeremiah Y. Mahoney
New World
Five Nebraskans Named on All-Big Six Team
Kansas City dispatch lists Nebraska players dominating the All-Big Six football selections. Nebraska leads with three first-team picks and one second-team selection, across ends tackles guards center quarterback and backfield positions. Other honorees include players from Kansas Oklahoma Iowa State and Kansas State.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas State
Nebraska Combhuskers
Cesen
Bernard Scherer
Rutherford Hayex
Fred Shirey
Atc
We Wheeler
Diet Sklar
Kanss
Ike Bayes
Town State
Edwin Phelps
Leo Ayers
Ligud Cardwed
Nebraske
Jerry Lancug
Sem Francis
Wrestling World Title Match Ends In Ring Brawl
In Columbus a heavyweight title bout ended in a melee after referee Bert Potts of Chicago was struck by wrestler Chief Sunoco. Potts suffered probable concussion as Sunoco attacked Marshall after the fall. Police detained Marshall and Sunoco for questioning before releasing them with orders to report.
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Columbus
Bert Potts
Chicago
Potts
Everett Marshall
Sunoco
South Carolina
Marshall
Potterman
EL Sterling
Sunoze
Pott
Gehting
Tacy
Prince Albert Roll-Your-Own Cigarettes Offer
An advertorial pitch from R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company highlights Prince Albert blend for roll-your-own cigarettes. It promises a full refund plus postage if buyers are not satisfied within a month and touts the product as easy to roll, mild, and packable in a two-ounce tin.
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Prince Albert
Prince ‘Albert
P.al
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
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