State and Huron clash in season opener showdown
Veteran cagers from South Dakota State and Huron College renew their rivalry in the Scalpers season debut after thrilling last year. Coach Bell plans a veteran lineup with Bryan missing due to injury but Misterik Wolner and Schulte key the front line while reserves push for starting roles as the contest approaches tonight at Huron College gym.
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South Dakota State
Huron College
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Threlfill
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Bryan
Bob Bryan
Nobleren
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Art Wolner
Sayi
Bostic
Dennis
Limb
Bishoi Lords
Stan Rishoi
Steve Kortan
Af Geddes
Benson
Sioux Falla
Schulte
North Central
Posson
Micherik
Welner
Whittington
Nga
Lowdog
Larkin
Hoover
Cahatan
Davis
Huron Tege
South Dakota
Dh! Smit
Negro Lad
2 Star
Yankton
Franz Peterson
Sioux Falls
Schwenn
Heathcote
Watertown
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South Dakota University
Lombardi Added to Syracuse Aerial Lineup Soon
Syracuse Star notes TOM LOMBARDI a 207 pound six foot three guard from Syracuse University will join the Orange offensive line next fall. Lombardi played guard last season and tackle on the Syracuse squad and rows stroke out in the varsity beat.
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Syracuse
Orange
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Anderson to Return to Notre Dame as Coach Declines
Hank Anderson plans a return to South Bend Indiana where he has ties to Notre Dame's football program. Coch Beardy and Bunk Andere will travel to Mayo Brothers Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for a medical checkup.
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Hank Anderson
Routh Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Coch Beardy
Bunk) Andere
Mayo Brothers
Recher Far
Minn
Cubs Aim to Trade Hack Wilson Amid Trade Talks
Chicago December reports indicate the Cubs may waive or trade Hack Wilson during the upcoming major league meetings in Chicago. Wrigley’s club seeks any offer as Wilson’s post record slump hurts his value after a 1931 decline and a 1999 mark reference, with radio broadcasting policy also on the agenda.
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William Weekes
Chicago
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Cub
Wilson
Bichorte
William Wrigley
New York
Kershaw Mountain Lanks
Northwestern Opens Big Ten Title Defense Tonight
Northwestern, the Big Ten defending champion, begins its 81-32 campaign tonight against Bradley of Peoria. Bradley beat Iowa 4 to 19 last Saturday, promising a tough test. Minnesota opened with a 31-18 victory over North Dakota Aggies, and Michigan also starts tonight against Western State Teachers. Ohio State begins tomorrow against Ohio University, while Wisconsin meets Brigham Young Friday in Madison.
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Northwestern
Big Ten
Bradley College of Peoria
Bradley
Towa
Towa City
Wildcats
Minnesota
North Dakota Aggies
Michigan
Western State Teachers of
Kalamaxno, Mich
Ohio State
Ohio University
W. E. Meanwell
Wisconsin
Brigham Young University of Salt
Saturday Thanksgiving grid shows mixed college scores
Saturday's games feature Tulane 28 over Washington State 14 and Tennessee 13 to New York 0. Carnegie Tech 9 over Duquesne, Kentucky 7 over Florida 2, Maryland 41 over Western Maryland 39, and Alabama 39 over Chattanooga 0. Oklahoma City 4 ties Oklahoma and Kansas Agricultural 24 to 6. Missouri 6 over Coast Guard 13, Marines 6, and a scatter of other minor results across several colleges including St Mary's and Me UB USC Washington Oregon State Utah.
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Washington State
Tennesere
New York
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Kentucky
Florida
Maryland
Western Maryland
Alabama
Chattanooga
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma & Kansas Ags
Wichita
Louie
Bmissouri
Coast Guard
Marines
Gantre
South Carolina
Folls
Haskell & Eras
Weshbern
Corsicana
Tyler
Nebcankte
St Mary's
U.S.C
Washington
Oregon
State
Utah
May Play Game To Decide Pro Honors
The National Professional League title hinges on a possible game between the Green Bay Packers and the Portsmouth Spartans. Green Bay claims no schedule exists and that they have won the championship, while Spartans president Harry Snyder says a tentative schedule was set and weather could alter plans. A win or tie would clinch the title for Green Bay. Portsmouth would only share if both outcomes occur.
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Geroc
Green Bay Packers
Portsmouth Spartans
le H. Joanness
Green Bay Club
Harry Snyder
Spartans
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Wisconsin
Portsmouth
Marathon Bridge Contest Opens as Culbertson Bets 5 to 1
New York December 19 a marathon bridge game promises drama as Ely Culbertson bets five to one he can beat rival Len Lentz in actual play. The contest starts tonight at Culbertson’s Park Avenue apartment with new decks shuffled by a referee and a six week schedule involving 150 club players. Winnings, including Culbertson’s 35000 stake and other prizes, go to specified charities.
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New York
Macy | Acetate
Wotrtract Lens
Oswald Jacoby
Culbertson
Park Avenue
Culbertson Anél Lene
Lenz
Clark Shows Class In Thumoms Vienna
Clark high school Comets display promise after a decisive victory over Vienna. Coach Harold Schreedere Clark builds a strong young team with many players contributing, highlighting early depth and potential for the season.
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Clark
Vienna
Viena
Harold Schreedere
Clark High School Comets
Grete
Leading Teams Of Nation To Meet In Rose Bowl Contest
National teams crown sectional champions as Tulane and Southern California prepare for the Rose Bowl on January 1. Tulane unbeaten in the Southern Conference, Northwestern Michigan and Purdue share Big Ten honors, Utah, Drake win Rocky Mountain and Missouri Valley titles, and Nebraska dethrones Kansas in the Big Six. Local scripts note Army Navy in Es Es Es and USC vs Georgia as major showcases with charity events and regional clashes on the horizon.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Tulane
Southern California
Alabama
Northwestern
Michigan
Purdue
Utah
Drake
Southern Methodist
Texas
Washington State
Nebraska
Kansas
Bucknell
Western
Cornell
Penn
Princeton
Columbia
Yale
Brown
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Washington
Georgetown
George Washington
Catholic University
Two Champs Will Box For Charity This Week
New York and Cleveland hosts boxing cards this week featuring champions Battalino and Brouillard in charity bouts. Battalino faces Al Singer in a ten round catchweight at Madison Square Garden, while Brouillard defends the welterweight title against Paul Pironne in Cleveland. The week includes Ernie Shavers versus Frankie Simms in Boston and Midget Wolgast versus Danto Roberto in San Francisco in non-title action. An elimination tourney of ten light heavyweights in Chicago aims to crown a Rosenbloom challenger.
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Cleve- Tard
Christopher
Bat) Battalino
Hartford
Conn
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mesa Battalino
al Singer
Madison Square Garden
Brouillard
Paul Pironne
Cleveland
Ernie
Boston
Frankie Simms
Midget Wolgast
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Danto Roberto
Pasadena
Chicago
Maxie Rosenbloom
Wisconsin Freshman Football Numerals Awarded
At a Madison banquet for University of Wisconsin freshman football players 30 of the squad’s 11 men received numerals. Among honorees was Robert Bryan of Huron South Dakota who earned a wing berth before a midseason shoulder injury. The year’s freshman group is unusually strong and bodes well for next year’s varsity.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Robert Bryan
Emi
Huron
S. D. Bryan
Badger
Gann Valley To Play Chamberlain Tuesday
Gann Valley high school basketball opens its schedule by facing the Chamberlain Cubs, 1931 district champions, in Chamberlain on December 8. The team boosts reserves to fill two lost regulars while aiming to break in new starters. The first home game is listed for December 11 against Pulvanu.
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Chamberlain
Specia
Chamberlain Cubs
Chamberlin
Gann Valley Quint
Botiman
Pulwanu
Dec
Bierman And Crisler In Conference Today
Chicago report notes Tulane coach key figures in college football talks with Minnesota as conference meetings proceed.
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Crisler
Bermis
Chicago
Tulane
Minnesota
Jackrabbits Down Eastern 43 to 31 in Cage Opener
BROOKINGS December 7 State's college Jackrabbits opened their cage schedule with a 43 to 31 victory over Eastern Normal. Oxwang led the visitors with ten points and Stensland added eight as State pulled away after a close first half. Benson scored eight points for State while Rishoi anchored the backcourt and Kortan and Dehnert improved in the second half.
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Brookings
State College
Trojans
Oxwang
Stensland
Qwang
Stenslana
State
Benson
Eightield
L Rishoi
Rabbits
Kortan
Dehnert
Ted
O'Leary
Coffey
Huron Roots 1932 Conference Track Meet Settled At Last
Augustana and Sioux Falls College resolve transfer tensions and renew conference ties. Round robin schedule set, penalties for nonparticipants, and eligibility limits clarified. Huron awarded 1932 track meet, 1942 basketball and 1933 football schedules drafted with Thanksgiving plans under review.
Cavour Beats Wolsey In Two Basketball Games
Cavour high school defeated Wolsey in both boys and girls games. The girls won 32 to 0, displaying strong shooting and defense while Wolsey failed to score. The boys edged Wolsey 15 to 15 in overtime after a tight regular game that ended 15 all, with Martin Jana Costello scoring the decisive extra period point.
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Vevey
Wolsey
Martin Jana Costello
T. Carson
Siemens
Cavour Boys
Hitchcock
Iroquois
Eastern Normal cuts squad to 15 after practice
Coach John Burns trimmed the Eastern Normal basketball squad to 15. Veteran leaders include Coxwang Highmore, Jet terman, and all conference center from 1929 TM. Remaining veterans are Buller Madison, Kellevan Ar Unaton, DeCurtins Hamana, with new players Revell and Miller from Madison among the promising prospects.
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Eastern
Madison
John Burns
Coxwang
Highmore
Jetterman
Ust
Buller
Kellevan
Unaton
DeCurtins
Hamana
Intra-Mural Sports Program Starts at USD
Vermillion December 7 Under Athletic Director Stanley G Beckman an intensive intra mural sports program began at the University of South Dakota with a campus basketball tournament running December 7 to 22. Fraternity and non fraternity teams compete for the school championship as boxing swimming handball and indoor track events are planned throughout the term.
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Vermillion
Stanley G. Beckman
University of South Dakota
Sereen
Coast Grid Title Taken By Trojans
Western football fans saw the coast conference title decided as Southern California Trojans crushed Washington Huskies 57 to 0 in Los Angeles. It was USC's seventh conference victory and sets up a reunion with Georgia next Saturday in Los Angeles and Tulane on New Year's Day in the Rose Bowl tournament.
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University of Southern Californian
Trojans
Strange Uttle
San Francisco
Dec
Southern California
Washington
Huskies
Los Angeles
Souther California
Mtist
Georgia
Los Angel
Tulane
Roses
Paseo
Undefeated Teams Listed In Independent Class
A final national list shows 12 undefeated teams with seven leaders. Teams not beaten or tied include Oklahoma City Tulane Marysville Muskingum Louisiana Tech and others such as Wittenberg Westminster Kansas Wesleyan Hillsdale Becknell. The record highlights remaining perfect sides across the circuit with several still untested.
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Assi
Oklahoma City
Tulane
Harysville
Missouri
Muskincum
Ohio
Louisiana Tech
Okiahuna City
Marysville
Muskingum
Louisiana Tech_u
Wittenberg
Westminster
Kansas Wesleyan
Hillsdale
Mich
Becknell
Seventeen Greyhounds Earn Letters At Yankton
Seventeen members of the 131 Greyhound fastball team earned letters, Coach Carl Youngworth announced. Frank Allen of Pierre and Jake Moyer of Scotland won their fourth football monograms, Allen contributing to the Greyhound passing attack that helped Yanton place second in the South Dakota college conference. Moser repeated his tackle honors from 1930. Several seniors and sophomores earned their third or first letters, including Louis Hoeman, John Potter, Fuzzy Furlong, Tom Smart, and Jack Wilson. The 1931 Greyhounds totaled 73 in convocation points against 43 for opponents, securing the conference title claim. The team defeated several foes, with key wins over the Norther Wolves and Miners contributing to the title run.
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Yankton
Dec
Greyhound
Carl Youngworth
Frank Allen
Pierre
Jake Moyer
Scotland
Allen
Moser
Yankston
South Dakota College
Milt” Partridge
Guy “Snots
Warden
Cudahy Athletic Club
Sioux’ City
Partridge
Don Gibbs
Slick” Reiss
Associated Press
Louis Hoeman
John Potter
Fuzzy Furlong
Presho
Last Seax
Fouth
Eollege
Gle” Livingston
Genner” Smith
Maurice Whi
Yankton eMere Greyhounds
Ash Sons
Hounds
Norther Wolves
Wesleyan
Miners
Round Cry
Southern
Eastern
Augustana
Greyhounds
Western Union Crllene
Buerta Vista
Highmore To Start Volleyball Season
Highmore, Dec. 7. Russianese men of Highmore held a general meeting at the high school gym to arrange the volleyball schedule. Inter-team play is set to begin this week. The sport has grown popular with business men the past two years, with an enrollment of about 60 expected. Superintendent H. A. Rintl and Coach Lindell organized the athletic timetable to keep Thursdays free for business use of the gym.
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Dean H. A. Hill
Flue
Madison
Bell
Huron
Yankton
Dakota Wesleyan
Greyhounds
Ferguson
Lindell
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