Vikings Rally Late For 30-17 Victory Over Huron
Vikings surge in final minutes secured a 30-17 win as Huron struggled at the free throw line and was outpaced by Omer Applewick and Jim Reinertson. Augustana opened strong but faded, while Miller Green Lanterns topped Scalpers B in a separate 50-2 romp led by Crakes and Mackey.
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Enrgagement
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Milo Youel
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Eldon Parker
Miller
Miller Green Lanterns
Miller Quint
Husky
Joe Crakes
Mackey
Crakes
Fox
Henry
van Cleave
Bohning
Gann Valley Cagers Drop Doubleheader
Gann Valley high school split a twin bill at White Lake, losing the first game to White Lake 2 to 0 and winning the second 5 to 4. White Lake’s Gatty scored 17 and Sheldon 13 while the first-string lineup showed strong offense and defense.
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Gann Valley
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Jost
White Lake Court
White Lake
Banson
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Sheldon
Myers Corner Trundlers Bow Past Edelweiss in City League
Myers Corner Trundlers won two of three against Edelweiss brewers as strong marks emerged. Myers leader posted 24 for high single and 603 series, Schaefer added 602, other teammates near 448 to 485. Inter-city play set for tomorrow with White Lake visitors joining women’s team.
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Edelweiss Brewers
Schanfer
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Hanten
Schaefer
Landis Tis
New York Yacht Club Breaks Silence on America’s Cup
The New York Yacht Club released a one page America's Cup committee report detailing its correspondence with the Royal Yacht Squadron of England regarding last summer's challenge and racing. It thanks the race committee for ruling on two protests by Endeavour’s pilot and discusses Rainbow’s construction details that drew British criticism.
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Endeavour
Rainbow
Woonsocket Romps to Early Season Win Over Alpena
Woonsocket built a 27 to 10 halftime lead against Alpena and coasted in the second half with reserves. Maynard Togells of Woonsocket starred at center, leading scorers as Alpena's scoring was spread evenly. In the preliminary, Alpena reserves defeated Woonsocket reserves.
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Hippeee Bere
Alpena
Redmen
Maynard Togells
Woonsocks
Woonsocket
Clones Show Class In Beating Ames Five
Iowa State loomed as one of the strongest basketball teams in the state after a 23 point victory over Ames on Friday night. The Cyclones led at the half and controlled the second half, showcasing clear class in the win.
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Ames
Iowa State
Cee
Ates
Toys State
Titular Awards Made By AAU DIAMI FLA Dec
The 1925 major national championship awards are approved by committees pending ratification at the Amateur Athletic Union convention. Recipients include University of Nebraska Lincoln for men’s outdoor track and field, New York Athletic Club for men’s indoor track and field, New York Athletic Club for men’s indoor swimming, Lake Shore A for women’s indoor swimming, Metropolitan Association New York for women’s outdoor swimming, Denver for men’s basketball, Wichita Kansas for women’s basketball, Oklahoma A&M College Stillwater for wrestling, St. Louis for boxing, Baltimore for marathon, Metropolitan Association New York for senior cross country, New Jersey Association for spring cross country.
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Wermen
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Kan
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Stillwater
Okla
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Baltimore
New Jersey Association
Jackrabbit Gridders To Be Feted Tuesday
Brookings Rotary Club hosts Stave college football squad at Hotel Dudley banquet on Tuesday December 1 with J Dalthorp Aberdeen schools superintendent and S D B A president as guest speaker. Dalthorp a 1919 State College football standout helped Jackrabbits beat top South Dakota teams and defeat North Dakota squads while losing only a 7 0 game to Creighton on turkey day. The event honors Jackrabbit players and coaches R H Threlfall Lemme Herting and freshman coach Fred Baxa with short talks and toasts plus entertainment. Captains to be elected after the banquet.
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Dalthorp
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South Dekote
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Sioux Falls
North Dakota
Creighton
R. H. Threlfall
Lemme Herting
Fred Baxa
Vually
Woman Pool Champion Miss Ruth McGinnis Starred at Recreation Parlor
A large crowd gathered at the Recreation Parlor to see Ruth McGinnis of Honesdale perform an exhibition as part of a program including a site session and a tick set. Herb Leanna served as business manager.
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Honesdale
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Oftick
Mist ‘McGintils Ap
Herb
Bears and Giants Set For World Series of Pro Football Tilt
The Chicago Bears meet the New York Giants in the National Yearzue championship at the Polo Grounds tomorrow afternoon with 60,000 fans expected. The Bears, undefeated in 13 straight, are slight favorites despite injuries to Beattie Feathers and Joe Kopta. The Giants, East champions, rely on Ed Danowski and Red Badgro, while Bears stars include Bronko Nagurski and Carl Brumbaugh. Kickers Strong and Manders figure in a key duel as Chicago emphasizes ground attack and lateral plays.
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Polo Grounds
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Chicago
New York
Tuame
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Beattie Feathers
Tennesse
Joe Koptha
Harry Newman
Michelese
Morris
Trojans End Season as Notre Dame Defeat Closes Campaign
Southern California’s faltering season closed with a loss to Notre Dame in Los Angeles. The Trojans, beaten more often than in recent years, saw hopes of a fourth straight win over the Irish fade as injuries plagued the visitor and a large crowd was anticipated for a decisive late-afternoon kickoff.
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New York
Dec
Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
Howard Jones
Ebner Layden
Notre Dame Ramblera
Texas
Navy
Pittsburgh
Bole
Notre Dame
Eoward Jones
Trish
Invaders
Qmce
Boox 'Gince
Sai Eee
B-p. Mo
Hockey's Growing Reach Across The United States And Beyond
Lester Patrick traces hockey's rise from a Canadian origin to a global sport. He notes the expansion to 22 plus professional clubs, artificial ice enabling year round play, and large arenas in major cities. He highlights more American players, evolving rules, and the forward pass and kicking the puck as key changes for faster, more engaging games.
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Lester Patrick
New York Rangers
New York
United States
Europe
Coyotes Triumph Behind Bryan And Huck In Opener
Vermillion December 7 The South Dakota Coyotes opened their 1934 basketball season with a 35 to 2 victory over Yankton College Greyhounds led by Bob Bryan and Bobby Huck who shared high point honors. Walsh and Waldez starred for Yankton. The game featured a close first half before the Coyotes pulled away after the second period.
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Yankton’ College
Eastern Normal’s Squad Cuts to Seventeen Men
Madison Dec The Trojan has been cut to seventeen men nearly half the original. Those on the squad include centers forwards Holter and Ewing Madison Aldrich and Gebbie Pierre Olson Wentworth and Lawrence McIntosh. Rex will greatly boost the scoring power of the team.
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Dec
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Ewing
Aldrich
Gebbie
Pierre
Olson
Wentworth
Lawrence
McIntoeh
Hattier
Augustana
Rex
Jewish Issue Is Put Aside At National AAU Session
The Amateur Athletic Union moved to close the debate on anti-Jewish policies amid Germany's invitational bid for the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Jewish delegates backed Brundage as the committee dropped the issue from the agenda, focusing instead on domestic championships and pre Olympic expeditions.
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Associated Press
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Fla
Amatus Athletic Union
Miami Biltmore Hotel
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Japan
Australia
California
Telent
Sweden
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Denver
Cleveland
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Los Angeles
University of Nebo
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Maay
Action Delayed On Eligibility Of Five Gopher Grid Stars
The Western conference faculty committee mulls whether five Minnesota football players under freshmen rules can compete. The group met in Chicago and may decide today. Named are Stan Koetka Bill Bevan Art Clarkson Vern Oech and George Svendsen. Ohio State case for Jack Smith awaited. Concurrently schedules for 1935 sports were set with Michigan hosting outdoor track May 24 25 and other conference events planned at Illinois Northwestern and Chicago.
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Chicago
Dec
Minnesota
Big Ten Govp
Stan Koetka
Bill Bevan
Art Clarkson
Vern Oech
George Svendsen
Ohio State
Jack Smith
Northwestern
University of Michigan
University of Iliois
Northwestern University
March &Iheither
Tawa
Miami Biltmore Open Sees 200 Unknowns Chase Prize
In Miami Florida more than 200 unknown golfers join the field for the Atth annual Biltmore Open with a $12,500 purse. Entrants are split into three divisions benefiting veterans, pros competing for $25,000, and amateurs. After two rounds, the field will be cut to the low scorers for subsequent play with top names like Dutra Ghezzi and Revolta leading the seeded groups.
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Fla
Old Guard
Miami Biltmore
Henry Ly Doherty
John GoldenJohnny Fasrell
Walter. Hagen
Phil Perkins
Billie Burke
Witty Cox
Tommy Axman
Tome Creavy
Willie MacFarlane
Olin Dutra
Victor Ghezzi
Bobby Cruickshank
Johnny Revolta
Bill Wiehshorn
Jimmie Hines
al Watrons
Ed Dudeley
Horton Smith
Mmacfarkene
Tuckahoe
George Jacobus
Yale Cagers Rally To Defeat Bancroft 2 0 Victory
Yale basketball team regained form by defeating Bancroft 2 to 0 with EB. Kindt top scoring 18 for Yale and Costello adding six for Bancroft. A preliminary game between Jack rabbits and Blacjays followed, with the Jack rabbits winning 6 to 0. Yale set to face Bonilla next.
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Yale Feng
EB. Kindt
Yale
Costello
Yele
St Bonila
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