Scalpers Open Season In Huron With Test Of Drill Policy
Huron College hosts Nettiston Business College of Sioux Falls in the opening basketball game. Coach Bud Parker relies on defense, fielding an inexperienced Scalpers squad after limited drills. The result will signal early progress in Parker’s plan and shape training for the month ahead.
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Bud Parker
College Quint
Nettiston Business College of
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Huron College
Farber
Sion Falls
Scalvers
Parker
Hie
Lke
Nettleton School
C. D. Rohs
Aime Huron
Skaggs Team Sweeps Hur onites in Pin Split Series
The Skaggs bowling team swept a three game series against the Huronite keglers in the Commercial Handicap League. Montgomery Wards pinsters won one game before losing two to the Knights of Columbus. Standard Oi dropped after two wins to Leighlin Chevys. Last night’s scores include Karonite Owens and Skaggs.
World’s Highest Average Bowler Footwork Guide
A 19th century style guide outlines balance driven approach steps for bowling. It instructs standing 12 feet back from the foul line with the ball on the left arm, starting with the right foot, then gliding left and right steps to the foul line, delivering on the slide. It warns against excessive arm gestures and finishing with the right leg crossing left, which can ruin accuracy and cause a fall.
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Skang Mercurio
Bevery
NEA Service, Inc
Stidham Named Oklahoma Athletic Director and Coach
Stidham, a native Oklahoman and Sooner line coach, was chosen to succeed Maj. Lawrence Jones as athletic director and football coach at the University of Oklahoma. He will sign a two year contract for 35000 dollars annually, and the current coaching staff is to be retained. Jones leaves for Fort Leavenworth next fall, while Stidham assumes duties in June. Ring veteran es, Omaha dies at hospital after major operation.
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Jones
Oklahoma Norman
Okla
Tom Stidham
University of Oklahoma
Maj. Lawrence
Biff) Jones
Sooner
Board of Regents
Stidlam
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Dickinson System Rates Gophers At Top Of National Grid
Minnesota leads the nation under the Dickinson ratings at 2.77 points after a loss to Northwestern. LSU remains undefeated in second, with Pitt, Washington and others following. Minnesota’s victories over Washington and Nebraska offset the setback.
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Dickinson
National
Champaign
Ill
Minnesota
Gophers
Northwestern
Louisiana State University
Washington
Pitt
Nebraska
Texas
Louisiana State
Fittsburgh
Alabama
Northwesten
Notre Dame
Santa Clara
Puke
Pennsylvania
Ripper Ray Sparks Canada Rugby Fame
Rapid City dispatch notes Fred Ray once dubbed Ripper for USD last year has moved to Canada to excel in rugby. Ray starred with Hegina Rough Riders and earned all western flying wing honors from the Canada Rugby Football Union. He and two fellow USD alumni, Chap O Connor and Bob Walker, were noted teammates and Ray was named all north central fullback in an AP poll.
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Rapid City
Fred Ray
University of South Dakota
Canada
Ray
Hegina Rough Riders
Fire Canada Rugby Football Union
John Degrudy
Rey
Chap’ O'Connor
Vermillion
Bob Walker
Ray Hay
Yankton High School
W. W. Stephenson
Associated Press
DePaul Opens 1838-37 Schedule Against North Dakota
DePaul University's basketball team starts its 1838-37 schedule tonight versus North Dakota University, last year's North Central Conference champion and Olympic district titleholder. In six seasons DePaul has 122 wins and 22 losses. Four veterans will start for the Demons. North Dakota lost to Wisconsin 42 to 25 last night.
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DePaul
North Dakota
Chicago
DePaul University
North Dakota University
Demons
Nodaks
Wisconsin
Few Answer AP's Questionnaire On Athletic
An Associated Press poll surveys college attitudes toward subsidizing and recruiting. The Southern conference debates the Graham plan while the Big Ten rejects a Reynolds subsidization measure. Montana cites illicit incentives. Iowa alumni organize to avoid ties to recruitment. Kansas proposes five reform points to presidents. Plainfield item lists Joe Lynch at Plainfield.
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Herbert Barker
New York
Big Ten
Associated Press
Richmond
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Forest Fletcher
Washington & Lee
Reynolds
Southeastern Conference
Montana
Allen
University of Iowa
F.C
Phog)Aujen
University of Kansas
American Association of University and College Presidents
Woll
Glee Club
Braddock Rejects Percentage Offer for Louis Exhibition
Jim Braddock and Joe Louis exhibition in Atlantic City is off after Braddock rejects a percentage deal. Braddock would attend a NYS athletic commission meeting and post a 35000 forfeit for a bout with Max Schmeling. Gould said Braddock’s left hand, previously arthritic, is in good shape.
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Braddock
New York
Dev
Jim Braddock
Joe Louis
Atlantic City
Joe Gould
Gould
New York State Athletic Commission
Max Schmeling
Enlargement Of Solem Staff At Iowa City
Iowa City officials reported Ossie Solem will expand the 1937 football coaching staff after a four hour athletic board meeting. Prof. C. M. Updegrait issued the lone official comment, declining to discuss already made plans, while the board said Solem’s contract remains in force with one year to run.
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Iowa City
Ossie Solem
Salem
University of Iowa
C. M. Updegrait
Updegrait
Torrance Wins Pro Debut with One Round KO
In New Orleans Jack Torrance the Louisiana athletic strongman knocked out Owen Flynn of Augusta Maine in one round earning praise from 4 000 fans. Torrance 260 pounds weighed in as a formidable contender while Flynn 204 showed little resistance to the quick left jab and decisive right hand. A second bout in Grand Rapids saw Wesley Ramey decision Ralph Hurtado in ten rounds with Ramey taking seven rounds to Hurtado’s two and one even.
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Torrance
New Orleans
Dec
Louisiana
Jack Torrance
Owen Flynn
Augusta
Jaba
Flynn
Neal Deres
Jack
Les
Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rec
Wesley Ramey
Ralph
Ndijane
Hurtado
New York
Guldahl Wins 1936 Miami Open Despite Penalty
Guldahl posts 283 at the Miami Biltmore open, finishing two strokes ahead of Horton Smith. Gene Sarazen and Harald MacSpaden tie for third with 286 as penalties factor into the final standings.
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Guldahl
Coral Gables
Fla
Dec
Guldas
Horton Smith
Chiscage
Gene Sarazen
New York
Harald “Jug MecSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Guidall
Vic
Guidahl
Lawson Lite Dle
Denny Shute
Meda
Guldahi
Kid Chocolate To Try Again In Ring Comeback
In New York boxing last night Kid Chocolate sought another comeback after a loss to Norwalk Phil Baker. The 25 year old veteran, once world featherweight and junior lightweight champ, showed speed only in flashes as his legs failed and punches lacked steam.
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Kid Chocolate
Norwalk
Phil Baker
Jos
Fuess
Baker
Tony Canzoneri
Bon Bon
St. Nicholas Palace
Chocolate
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