Tigers Show Promise In Overpowering Iroquois 50-7
Huron high school opened the season with a dominant 50 to 7 victory over the Iroquois Chiefs. O. F. Jacobson Sig Kulawik and Lod Osborn led the Tigers with strong defense and early scoring bursts, while Iroquois struggled to convert free throws and contained pressure.
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Bancroft Eagles Beaten by Yale in Decisive Match
Bancroft high school Eagles fall to Yale on the Indiana floor as Yale wins 2 17. Bancroft led early but Yale pulled away late. Cosello tops Bancroft with five points while Klyde scores ten for Yale. Referee N Keith of Dennton officiated. Eagles remain winless through the season.
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Harrold Tean Triumphs Over Stephan Indians In Lopsided Win
Harrold high school powered past Stephan last night with a decisive victory as the Indians fell behind, unable to match Harrold's late burst that inflated the final score. Standwell led the Harrold scoring with Bola and Treverace contributing solidly for the win.
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Bowl Teams In Contests Today In 1835 Football Season
Deg. T.1 The bowlers Southern Methodist and Texas Christian meet in a preview of the New Year’s Day Pasadena game while Sugar Bowl hopefuls Texas A&M and Texas Christian clash in a Southwestern Conference windup. Other notable clashes include Southern California versus Washington and Maryland versus Western Maryland as Geneva faces Newberry in Youngstown. Southern Methodist, boasting IV straight wins, remains favored though Stanford’s opponent awaits. Texas A&M, after a slow start, seeks to prove the Southwest Conference’s strength against the Mustangs and Santa Clara’s Bronchos, while Texas Christian aims to beat Santa Clara and end the season strongly.
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Quinn to bid for Boston Braves in bankruptcy bid
Bob Quinn headed for Chicago to bid for the bankrupt Boston Braves at next week's baseball meetings. He plans a $325000 offer backed by C F Adams to erase tribal debts and run the club in a major league framework, facing other bidders who plan about $20000 offers amid lease and bankruptcy troubles.
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College basketball scores from many South Dakota matches
Associated Press roundup lists scores for Armour, Arkansas State, Northwesters, Carleton, Wisconsin, and multiple South Dakota high schools and colleges including Lake Preston, Onida, Blunt, Wolsey Cavour, Canistota, Montrose, and Bridgewater. Notable results include Carroll 37 and St. Olaf 44, plus Elizabethtown 64 over Maryland State Teachers 29.
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Jamestown College Edges Northern State 33 to 32
Jamestown College, led by a late shot from Schilckenmeyer, rallied to defeat Northern State Teachers College 33 to 32 on Friday night in Aberdeen. Northern State seized an early advantage and held a brief 31-3 lead before the Jimmies evened the score and finally pulled ahead in the closing seconds.
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Good Cage Talent Revealed At Doland
In Interclass tourney action Thursday night Wheeler teams showed promise for the season with seniors winning a round robin at 23 points followed by flash 16, juniors 15 and sophomores 14. Players such as Coates and Hill brothers, Kuac, McNickle, Kitman, St. Peter, Fefferman, Flint, Smith and Youngren stood out as likely contributors for March.
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Coyotes Rally Past Western Union In Tight Victory
Vermillion South Dakota December 1 The University of South Dakota Coyotes defeated Western Union College LeMars Iowa 43 to 25 last night. Bobby Buck led the Coyotes as they pulled away after a 24 to 19 halftime margin. Kober starred for the losers with sharp long range shooting before being ejected on personals.
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Lake Preston Falls in Fast Central Opener to Erwin
Lake Preston high school lost 37 to 25 in the Fast Central conference opener at home. Erwin led 13 to 12 at halftime, then pulled away in the later periods. standout players included Blakewell and Jorgenson for Erwin, while Lake Preston relied on Tenold and Newman. Lake Preston reserves were defeated by Erwin’s second team 23 to 23?
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Wolsey Girls, Boys Triumph Over Cavour in Twin Bill
Wolsey teams swept Cavour in Beadle county action. The Wolsey girls won 146 to 15 7 while the Wolsey boys edged the visitors 3 to 12. Cheney led Wolsey with 16 points, Brinkman added four, and Coughlin three for Cavour. Radman sparked Wolsey in the girls game as Jean Martin scored 12 for Cavour. Wolsey led most of the night, eight to four at halftime.
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New York Sun Names All America Football Team
The New York Sun selects its All America lineup with two squads. Notable picks include Wilgan of Sewanee Methodist and McCabley of Rice on the first and second teams. Players span Yale Michigan State Notre Dame Texas Christian Alabama and others across guard end and back positions.
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Blunt Falcons Edge Onida 19 to 15 in Close Victory
Blunt high school defeated Onida 19 to 15 on their home floor in a tight contest. Marvin Welch led scoring with nine points and Kermith Edge added eight as the teams traded leads through a tied halftime and fourth quarter.
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AAU Meets To Settle Controversy Over 1936 Olympics
New York report on the Amateur Athletic Union divided over American participation in the Nazi Germany hosted 1936 Games. Brundage urged sending a full team abroad despite convention opposition. Petitions for a boycott circulated. some factions favored separate 1936 senior championships outside Olympic tryouts.
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Oldham Five Tops De Smet In Tight High School Showdown
De Smet fell to a potent Oldham five in a hard faught game here last night. De Smet opened strong but trailed late as Oldham pulled away in the second half. Iraqueis officiated the clash with Oldham winning 20 to something at intermission.
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Northern League To Meet Monday On Franchise Changes
Northern League directors will meet Sunday in St Paul to discuss proposed franchise changes. The plan would shift the Brainerd Minnesota club to Wausau Wisconsin and the Grand Forks North Dakota club to Jamestown North Dakota. President Herman White announced the action and Ballots to remove Grand Forks were sent out after owner Johnny Anderson said he intended to move.
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Concordia selects Butterac captain for 1996 Cobber football
Moorhead Minn Dec 7 John Butterac of Crosby Minn was named captain of the Concordia College football team for 1996 at the Cobber football dinner. Butterac a 88 end earned a spot on the Minnesota College Conference all state team. Freshmen letter earners Lavin Anderson and Fehry Held also noted amid honors for varsity letter winners and hoop.
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Scalpers Face Huron In Nonconference Return Tonight
Miller college basketball fans host Huron college for a second nonconference game on the Miller court tonight. Coach Eldon Parker keeps the lineup that beat Miller Green Lanterns with Capt. Joe Lowe Teddy Hohm leading a ten man squad including Thad O Keefe Bob Shocks Hubert Gilbertson Merle Marshall and Chester Gilchrist. The contest follows an earlier home win as Jamestown and Valley City Teachers loom in the schedule with a Dec 18 rematch with Jamestown.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Associated Press roundup
New York fighter Aldo Spoldi stopped George Levy in a 3 4 round bout. Benny Bass outpointed Charley Burns in Philadelphia by decision. Henry Armstrong stopped Alton Black in Reno.
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Cooper Takes Lead In Orlando Golf Tourney
Cooper led the Orlando tournament with a two stroke edge over challengers through 36 holes, as veterans chased the $500 first prize. Revolta, Mencio, Bunyan, Leffi, and MacKenzie were among the contenders in a tight field after five rounds.
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Morningside Quint Cruises Past Greyhounds
Morningside College opened its basketball season with a a to Bf victory over Yankton College. The Maroons led 2-14 at the half and, except for the first minute, stayed in front. Valder led Yankton scoring, while Coach Glen Rogers used 12 players.
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Johnson Rated As Baseball's Greatest
WASHINGTON July 7 Clarice Griffith owner of the Washington Senators marked his 66th birthday by naming an all star major league team. The lineup includes Huck Ewing catcher George Sisler Nap Lajoie Honus Wagner Home Run Baker Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Babe Ruth in the outfield and Walter Johnson the greatest pitcher of them all at the mound.
Badger Flareup At Big Ten Meeting Sparks Debate
Chicago dispatch reports at the Big Ten gathering the Wisconsin controversy over Dr. C W Spears heats up as petitioners circulate a removal request while Dr W E Meanwell faces questions. Athletic schedules include indoor and outdoor meets awarded to Chicago and Oklahoma State with other conference events in flux.
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