Southern Stars Dominate Little All America Team in 1932
Gaylon Smith of Southwestern leads the backfield on the Associated Press Little All-America squad. Teammates include Ted Panish Bradley Tech Darrell Tully East Texas State and Sammy Roeder Franklin and Marshall. Notable linemen are George Somers LaSalle and Myron Claxton Whittier with John Hudtan Marehead Teachers at center.
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New York
Associated Press
Far West
East
Middle West
Gaylan Smith
Dixie
Southwestern
Tenn
Ted Panish
Bradley Tech
Darrell Tully
East Texas State Teachers College
Sammy Roeder
Franklin
Marshall
George Somers
LaSalle
Myron Claxton
Whittier
Somers
Philadelphia
Claxton
John Hudtan
Marehead
Nyin
Robert Sutton
Chattanooga
Dan Rbuckavich
Toledo
Lloyd Thomas
San Jose State
Kenneth Moore
Rosnoke
Frankie Hughes Beats Deeg in Corpus Christi Bout
Frankie Hughes, 145 pounds from Terre Haute Indiana, out pointed Billy Deeg 145 pounds from San Antonio in a Corpus Christi match.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Frankie Hughes
Terre Haute
Ind
Billy Deeg
San Antonio
George Somers and peers named to Little All-America team
The ranking lists Lloyd Thomas San Jose Blate and Myron Claxton Whittier among backs and ends with George Somers LaSalle as a top end. Other included names span Robert Sutton Chattanoga, Dan Buckovich Toledo, Kenneth Moore Roanoke, Ted Parish Bradley Tech, Darrell Tulley East Texas, Samuel Roeder Franklin Marshall, Gaylon Smith Southwestern Tenn and more with second team selections at Williamette Abilene Christian Murray and others.
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Lloyd Thomas
San Jose
Blate
George Somers
LaSalle
Robert Sutton Chattancoga
John Hotton
Morehead
Dan Buckovich
Toledo
Myron Claxton
Whittier
Kenneth Moore
Roanoke
Ted Parish
Bradley Tech
Darrell ‘Tulley
East Texas ‘Techrs
Samuel] Roeder
Franklin
Marshall
Gaylon Smith
Southwestern
Tenn
George Abbost
Williamette
Ore
Edrward Stromquist
Abilene
Christian
Tex
Frank “Crisci
Western Reserve
Ohio
Pete Dudauska
Murray
George Brown
American
Washington, D.C
Lea Gruszkowski
John Dutch
San Diego State
Calif
Sammy Padsen
Dickinson
Pad
Bobby Kientz
College of Pacific
Califf
Evertee Elkins
Marshall CW
Harold ‘Brill
Wichita
Kans
Callanan
St.’ John's
Minn
Virgil Hopes To Improve Rating In Beadle County Clash
Virgil High School battles Beadle County rivals with a veteran lineup led by Kludt and Geoding as they plan to improve after four losses. The team meets Huron B Friday in a Beadle County Conference preliminary game before the Huron Redfield matchup, with a schedule continuing through December and January.
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Virgil
Haren B’s
Dec
Virgil High School
Ast
Cainiet
Beadle County
Funet
Fwilts Kludt
Ralph / 'Geoding
Willardim
van der Aarde
Frank J Speirs
William Maund‘ers
Oscar Sprecker
iPaul Weikum
Arnold Guthmiller
Robert Denison
Wayne van de Aarde
Wilbur Schnabel
Virgil Quintet
Huron
Cavour
Wessington
Ree Heights Defeats Highmore 35 to 26 in Nontournament game
Ree Heights beat Highmore 35 to 26 Tuesday night avenging an earlier loss. Highmore led early with size and scoring but Ree Heights surged after halftime as fouls and rough play persisted in a hard fought contest. The Ree seconds also won 23-18 in the preliminary.
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Ree Heights
Highmore
Valdez
Ree Seconds
Highmore Seconds
Alpena Wildcats trample Letcher in Pony Hills clash
Alpena's Wildcats beat Letcher 25 to 4 in a Pony Hills Conference game here Tuesday night. Aisenbrey and Groenhoff led Alpena as six players scored, while Case scored all Letcher's points. Letcher’s seconds edged Alpena’s seconds 29 to 25 in the prelim. The Wildcats travel to Artesian next Monday.
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Alpena
Wildcats
Letcher
Case
Letcher Seconds
Artesian
Iowa to Open Grid Season with Coyotes
Iowa City officials announced the 1939 football opener against the University of South Dakota. Coach Eddie Anderson 23 will lead the Hawkeyes in a schedule that includes six Big Ten foes and Notre Dame.
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Iowa
Iowa City
University of Iowa
University of South Dakota
Penton
Towa
Eddie Anderson
Notre Dame
Tony Galento Knocks Out Otis Thomas in Chicago
Tony Galento of Orange New Jersey weighing 227 pounds knocked out Otis Thomas visiting Chicago in a recent fight. The result adds another victory for Galento as he continues his boxing series.
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Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Otis Thomas
Chicago
Three Teams Undefeated After 3rd Week's Play In East Central Loop
DESMET, Dec and Willow Lake share the top in the East Central Loop after week three. Arlington strong scoring in 36 to 6 over Iroquois and 41 to 106 over Lake Preston set the pace in the first teams. Volga defeats DeSmet 32 to 13 to start conference play while DeSmet looks to improve. Oldham struggles with three straight losses as Iroquois edges them 24 to 17 in the first team game. Bryant opens league play Saturday versus Lake Preston at Lake Preston.
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Desmet
Dec
Arlington
Volga
Willow Lake
Erwin
Ervin
Iroquois
Lake Preston
Johnson
Schoefte
Hotland
Oldham
Hetland
Bryant
State College gridiron banquet honors and awards
Brookings hosts a Rotary club football banquet with State College players, fathers, and businessmen. Charles Coughlin urged hard work as the path out of national troubles. Kerry Stablein named most valuable player. several teammates cited on North Central all conference. Co captains named Jim Emmerich and Arndt Mueller for next season. Monogram winners listed includeStablein Piak Mader Emmerich Riddell and others from multiple towns.
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Brookings
Charles Coughlin
Milwaukee
Wis
State College
Kerry Stablein
Aberdeen
Aod Stabein
Lloyd Piak
Dante
Bob Ruddell
Mobridge
Jim Emmerich
New Uln
Minn
Arndt Mueller
Big Stone City
Seaaams
Stabbin
Piak
Mader
Emmerich
Riddell
Andy Sundstrom
Beresford
Bill Mattison
Roger Ulrich
Lake Preston
Don Klebsch
Brentford
Kenneth Dunearson
Wagner
Harvey Larson
Dallas
Wayne Wild
Woonsocket
Donald Smith
Belle
Veteran pros pace 38-hole medal play title clash
Augusta Ga Dec 3 veteran professional golfers Jock Hutchison of Golf Til and Fred McLeod of Washington DC led after 18 holes in the 38 hole medal play championship with a pace set for the final 18 and a $2000 purse on the line.
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Augusta
Jock Hutchison
Til
Fred McLeod
Washington, D. C
Rockham Downs Orient In Basketball Tilt 25 to 12
Rockham high school overcame a 10-8 halftime deficit to beat Orient 25-12 in a Tuesday game. Hammond led Rockham with 11 points, Bowar added 10, while Orient locals were limited to a single field goal in the second half.
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Orient
Rockham Orient
Rockham High School
Rockham
A Hammond
Bowar
Orient Indees
Rockham Indees
Giants Bid for Zeke Bonura and Frankie Frisch Piloting Pelicans
Frankie Frisch ex manager of the St Louis Cardinals is reportedly offered the New Orleans Pelicans piloting job at a high salary. The Giants seek to acquire Zeke Bonura from Washington with Chicago White Sox as the only AL club still contending. Horace Stoneham plans talks with Clark Griffith in New York to finalize terms.
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Giants
Zeke Bonura
Frankie Frisc
New Orleans Pelicans
New Orleans
Dec
Frankie Frisch
Zeke
Chicago
Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington
National Association of Professional Baseball
Wisenheimers
New York
Chicago White Sox
Horace Stoneborn
Clark Griffith
Galento Demands Louis Shot After KO of Thomas
Tony Galento calls for a title bid against Joe Louis after a ninth round KO of Otis Thomas in St Louis. Galento ranks Thomas as the toughest foe he faced and outlines upcoming bouts with Max Baer and Dick Daniels plus wrestling preliminaries in Duluth Sioux City and Fargo. Alex Kettles stops Grane Dooly in two minutes four seconds.
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Tony
Thomas
ST. Louis
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Otistomas
Chicago
Galento
Jack Dempsey
Joe
Max Baer
Joe Jacobs
Galente
Atlantic City
Baer
Jacobs
Dick Daniels
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sioux
City
Fargo
N. C
Ina
Alex Kettles
South Bend
Ind
Grane Dooly
St Lawrence Cagers Sweep Canning in Doubleheader
In Lawrence on Tuesday night the St Lawrence Warriors defeated Canning in both games. The first team won 22 to 11, and the seconds 19 to 13. The Warriors led 8 to 4 at the half, and both squads struggled to score. St Lawrence will host Abad Valley on December 13.
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St. Lawrence Cagers
Gann Valley Lawrence
St Lawrence Warriors
Canning
Warrior
St. Lawrence
Abad Valley
College Scores From Associated Press Report
Northwestern defeats Carleton 45 to 23 while enorama 37 tops MacAlester s. LaCrosse Teachers 300 beats St Cloud Teachers 48 and Wakpeton NC Science 41 over North Dele.
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College
Associated Press
Northwestern
Carleton
MacAlesters
LaCrosse
St Cloud
Wakpeton
N.C
Science
North Dele
North Central Conference picks 1938 all star football squad
North Dakota State and South Dakota University each placed five men on the all-North Central Conference football team chosen by athletic directors and coaches in Chicago. The 22 players include stars from North Dakota, South Dakota State, Morningside, Iowa Teachers, Omaha University, and North Dakota State, with several named as most valuable players. New 1939 officers were elected: President L. M. Bradfield, Vice President Robert Van Horne, and Secretary-Treasurer H. C. Severin.
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Brookings
North Dakota State
South Dakota University
Toaches
Chicago
Wek
North Dakota UW
South Dakota State
Iowa Teachers
Morningside
Omaha University
Albert Buckingham
Charles Gainor
North Dakota U
Ernest Gutderson
South Dakota U
Robert Riddell
South Dakota
Staite
Tackies
Gerald Stablein
Leslie Lane
Dale Flinders
Cecil Schrank
Walter Evans
Wiliam Dougherty
Omaha U
Elmer Holt
Leo Kagen
Iowa State
Jack West
Jumon Tin Yan
Fritz Pollard
Michael Brenkus
Ernie Wheeler
George Dutcher
Jaws State
Lloyd Pioak
Elmer Schrank
Harold Port
Richard Berry
Dutcher
Pollard
Stablein
Port
Wheeler
Buckingham
Ralph Schmeeckoeper
L. M. Bradfield
Robert van Horne
Treasuree H. C. Severin
South Dako State
Lane Team Seeks Second Loop Win Over Artesian
Lane high school aims to rebound after a 17 point win over Forestburg in the Pony Hills Conference opener. Coach Milburn Syring fields veterans led by Robert Burchfield with Mason Burchfeld Franklin Heyer er and young substitutes. Upcoming schedule shows Dec 9 hosting Artesian then Woon socket and other league clashes through Feb 17.
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Lane
Forestburg
Artesian
Pony Hills
Lane High School Dribblers
Onceld Boal
Milburn Syring
Syring
Robert Burchfield
Mason Burchfeld
Franklin Heyerer
Milton Kutil
Howard Pate
Robert Erickson
Edmund Burg
George Sawville
Lyle Catt
Fedora
Alpena
Wrestling Results From Harrisburg Showdown
Harrisburg hosted a wrestling card featuring notable bouts. Len Hall of Oakland defeated Chief Tattle Wolf of Trinidad in 33 minutes 10 seconds. Danno O'Mahoney from Ireland pinned Rudy Dusek of Omaha in 30 minutes 49 seconds.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Len Hall
Oakland
Calif
Chief Tattle Wolf
Trinidad
Colo
Fittsburgh
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
George Barton Honored At Tribune Dinner For 35 Years In Sports
Minneapolis veteran sports editor George Barton was feted at a testimonial dinner marking 35 years in sports writing. Attendees included Twin City leaders and national figures like Jack Dempsey and Gene Tumey, with Barton recounting early boxing days and how press row shaped his career.
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George Barton
Minneapolis
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Barton
St Paul
Allan Gould
Associated Press
Paul Mickelson
Oid
Associated Press Sports
Kansas
Cir
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