Huron Cagers Ready For Opening Games In December
Huron College and High School basketball open season with Scalpers facing Ellendale Teachers on Tuesday and Redsick Pheasants meeting Inca preps Friday. Veteran captains Bill Hance Leonata Herther and Kenneth Knapp lead a deep squad as freshmen Dell Caldwell pushes for a starting slot and several guard and forward positions remain unsettled ahead of a Wisconsin-strong schedule.
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Huron
Dizzy Dame
Huron Collefe
Connch
Jerry Parker
Ellendale
N. D
George Deklotz
Inca
Cavery College
Teachers College Quinte
Wisconsin
Macalester
St Paul
Minn
Macalester College
Wisconsin Edagogs
Macs
Seatoer
Parker
Bill Hance
Leonata Herther
Kenneth Knapp
Whatfooks Jie
Bill McDermott
Huron Spectrator
Lyle Schuelke
Vietle Betl~hawk
Graton
Bill Cameron
Caldwell
Dell Caldwell
Garden
Bud Ebert
Bobby Vanderhars
Billy Walsh
Ray Kaminski
Percy Washabaugh
Marvin Perk
Harold Huddleston
Harding Sanders
Franklin Love
Benale County
Virgil Quint
Giants And Packers To Meet For Title
CHICAGO Lee DTA new professional football champion will be crowned Sunday in New York as the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers reach the title game. The Giants crushed Washington 86 to 0 to win the eastern division. Detroit fell 21 to 7 to the Philadelphia Eagles, eliminating the Lions from playoff contention. Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 13 to 7 in the final regular season games.
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DTA
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New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Giants
Washington
Detroit Lions
Green Bay
Philadelphia Eagles
Packers
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington Redskins
Catholic University
Miami
Clyde Littlefield
Ativersity of Texas
Rockham Narrowly Defeats Faulkton in Close Test
Rockham High School edged Faulkton in a tight finish as Seeman and Hammond led the Reckham attack. Faulkton’s Osborne and Turner scored four field goals but could not capitalize from the line. Faulkton, hindered by practice gaps, plans games against Osaka and Orient before a Central Conference opener versus Miller on December 13.
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Paulkton
Rockham High School
Faulkton
Reckham
Seeman
Hammond
Osborne
Turner
Osaka
Orient
Miller
Veterans To Lead Scalpers Against Ellendale Invasion
Ellendale North Dakota teachers travel to Huron College for a season opener led by captain Rill Hauge a 230 pound forward and top scorer from last season The veteran Scalpers include Leonard Herther a Hecla guard Xenoeth Knapp and Lyle Schuelke all pushing for starting roles after bench time last year as they pursue a circuit title bid.
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Ellendale
N. D
Huron College Court
Rill Hauge
Leonard Herther
Hecla
Xenoeth Knapp
Lyle Schuelke
Denominational College Directors Cite Reasons For New Loop Set-Up
Sioux Falls dispatch reports five denominational colleges Dakota Wesleyan Huron Yankton Augustana and Sioux Falls plan to form an independent conference starting January 1 1940. The move aims at economy compactness stronger athletics and clearer championships while allowing non denominational games to be scheduled. A conference name will be decided next spring with Yankton to host the track meet May 20 and Dakota Wesleyan authorized to play a 33 game basketball schedule.
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South Dakota
Dakota
Move Up
Nash
Yankton
Spearfish Normal
Augustana
Sioux Falls College
Jett
M. A. Stewart
Yankton College
Proutine
Yankton and Mines
Dakota Wesleyan University
Minor League Bosses Eye Player Swaps and Rule Changes
Minor league baseball chiefs from 37 circuits gather in New Orleans for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting. Talks focus on player swaps, proposed rule amendments, uniform rookie and nonclass standards, and postseason formats with judges and league presidents weighing power balances and championship criteria.
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New Orleans
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
William C. Bramham
Durham
N. C
Bramham
Shaughnessy
American Association
International League
Oilman’s radio rattled by a 30 inch diamondback snake
A oilman named F-A. C. Petty entered Enente Electric Company offices carrying eight radios. He complained a radio rattled and would not work. Repairmen found a 30 inch diamondback among the tubes and spent hours removing it. Petty could not explain how the snake arrived.
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Atlantatex
F—A. C
Chicago Blunter Hunts Deer in Taxi Tale Goes Viral
IRONWOOD Michigan December 5 The tale of a Chicago hunter who hired a taxi to reach the Indian Head Trail and wait for a buck ends with him returning at 8 pm to find four big bucks where he sat earlier The driver recalls his joke about a return at 3 and the hunter jokes that his buck arrived 13 minutes after the cab left
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Ironwood, Mich
Yves
George St John, Sr
Indian Head Trail
Black River Road
Chicago
Coyotes Take On Gophers Tonight
Minnesota Gophers host South Dakota University as coach Dave MacMillan’s squad seeks a 11th straight win after a 46-36 victory over South Dakota State. The starters showed sharp shooting and strong defense, while reserves faded and Jackrabbits edged away. Maynard Ingalls led the Coyotes in a 66-14 rout of Eastern Normal.
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Minneapolis
Dec
South Dakota
Minnesota
Gopher Cagers
South Dakota University
Dave MacMillan
South Dakota State
South Dakota University Quint
Eastern Normal
Maynard Ingalls
Three Teams Lead County Conference
Bonilla Hitchcock and Wessington top the Beadle County Conference with perfect 1.000 records after the current games, while Cavour sits fourth at .500. Virgil is the other victim in a prior match at Hitchcock. Upcoming games tilt Hitchock at Welsington, Wolsey at Hitchcock, Bonita at Cavour, and Virgil at Huron.
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Hitchcock
Wessington
Cavour
Virgil
Hitchbock
Welsington
Wolsey
Bonita
Tide Surges In Last Five Years Of Gridiron Report
Alabama leads a five year AP survey with 40 wins 4 losses and 3 ties for a .909 percentage. Pittsburgh Holy Cross and Minnesota follow with varying records. Duke Notre Dame Oklahoma and others shift in rankings as Duke leads defensively while Georgia Tech and Sewanee show notable figures.
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Crimson Tide
Associated Press
Minnesota
Alabama
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Gophers
Duke
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Washington State
Sooners
Cutter
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Holy Cross Renke
Santa Clara
Sewanee
Dartmouth
Louisiana
Army
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Western Reserve
Ieland
Weeteerm Reserve
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