Baseball Czars Push Campaign To Prune Power Of Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Nettleton Oaint Is Defeated 38 To 27 in erratic contest as Huron College’s season opens with a successful inaugural. Scalpers turn back invasion by the Nettleton Business Co, Sioux Falls quint in the first of two games. Tomorrow night the Scalpers face Gettysburg Indees at 8 p.m. Mel Anderson and George Einan start strong for the Scalpers while Eldon Parker’s squad pursues rhythm and a decisive final line.
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Netts
Huron High to Play Doubleheader Friday
Huron high basketball coach George Deklotz plans a doubleheader season opener Friday against Redfield. The Tigers will split the squad, keeping most first string players for the second game versus Alpena dribblers, with both tilts at the high school gym.
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Huron
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Imade
Tiger
Redfield
Tigers
Deklotz
Alpena Dribblers
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Aspens
Ay Tydlock
Scalpers Open Season Show Promise In Nettleton Loss
In a scrappy opener at Nettleton, the Scalpers trailed 22-13 at halftime and 30-20 after the first period. Mel Anderson led with solid all around scoring, while Esratic and newcomer Herther added key baskets as Dunlap and Peters paced the opposition. Coach Parker remains optimistic for the coming season despite erratic play and early inefficiencies.
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Trenz
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Acre
Jburon Tre
Tiny
Maargie
Mel Anderson
Regrer
Amootkest
Anderson
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Anderson Wees
Nationwide Poll Highlights Open Play Trend In Football
A nationwide Associated Press poll shows college football leaning toward open play with increased passing and higher scores. Respondents note more aerial attack in the Southwest and Rocky Mountain regions, while some observers see caution and efficiency shaping the trend.
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New York
Associated Press
Southwest
Vanderbilt
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Southern Frets
eRe Bene
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Georgia Tech
Dock Sutherland
Pitt
East Squad Named For Shrine Game Charity Event
Shrine East West charity game picks announced by coaches Dick Hunley and Andy Kerr. East squad includes Endo Merle Wendt Ohio State Ken Nelson Northwestern Donald Geyar Yale Tackles Widthish Hamrick Northwestern Steve Reid Northwestern Svendaga Minnesota Fullbacks Steve Toth Northwest Jankowaki Wisconsin William Kure Ash John Hendrahan Dart Five more players to be chosen remain to be selected.
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Welayers
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Andy Kerr
Endo
Merle Wendt
Ohio
Bente
Ken Nelson
Clinote
Donald Geyar
Northwestern
Larry Kelley
Yale
Widbeth
Minnesota
Charles‘ Hamrick
Ohio Beats
Steve Reid
Illlinois and Others Score In Early Games
A garbled list of basketball scores appears from early season play including Illinois 81 Carroll 3 Notre Dame 30 and Wisconsin 2 North Dakota 3 plus Missouri 3 and Minnesota 2. many team names are distorted in the OCR.
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Tllinois
Carroll
Notre-Dame
Mary's
Wicipus
Minn
Bratz Briefs Synopsis of Scouting News and Moves
New York dec 3 scouts say Jimmy Braddock’s boxing is terrible Boston pounds George Presto Marshall may move the pro football playoff game to New York Marshall’s next announcement could be moving the franchise Jack Appel, famed referee, found driving night taxi Red Sox seek J Tius Salters from Browns Rogers Hornsby wanes Yogi Berra era jokes Eddie Neil recalls old wedding antics Eddie Chiosza may shift positions for Giants Lou Chiosza third base or Burgess Whitehead at short Ace Parker to attend Duke football banquet then to Charlotte Max Schmeling Bremen visit Cincinnati releases Bate Herman Brooklyn to grab him O K P K Wrigley half-price plan eyed
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New York
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Boston
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Old Garden
Red Sox
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Browns
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Yawkey and Co
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Vale
Ace Parker
Duke
Armerica
Parker
Charotte
N.C
Cincinnati
Bate Herman
Brooklyn
Max Schmeling
Bremen
Blunt and Harrold share top honors in Little Central top
In the Little Central Athletic Conference Blunt and Harrold tie for top honors after last week's games. Blunt needed overtime to beat Agat 21 to 20, while Harrold defeated Canning despite a tough outing. Stephan Indiana won both games, placing third. Next week features Blunt vs Hee Meights at Blunt on December 9 with both teams regarded as strong this season. Other conference games include St. Lawrence at Canning and Stephan at Harrold December 4.
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Taie An Stephan
Judge Loses Third Skirmish In Hold Command Battle
In New York on December 3 a long dispute over major and minor league baseball control rages as Landis faces pressure to curb the syndicate. The National and American Leagues reject a plan to submit player information, while trades continue and Feller’s status remains unresolved.
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New York
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Mountain’ Landis
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Lowell
Cleveland Indians
Erardom
Montreal
Woonsocket Wins Tough Conference Basketball Clash
Woonsocket High School edged Forestburg 26 to 16 in a close Pony Hills Conference game. Forestburg's van Fober led with 11 points as Woonsocket pulled away late, with Dunlap and Authier sharing scoring honors for the winners. Woonsocket aims for a fourth straight conference win against Alpena next Thursday.
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Authier
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Alpena Cotnga
Wildcats
Pony Hills Circuit Teems With Early Conference Games
Alpena reports Pony Hills Conference basketball season underway with six games played. Fedora lost to Artesian 30 to 10 at Artesian. Dec 4 saw Woonsocket beat Forext Shore 12 to 11 and Letcher beat Wessington Springs 40 to 9 at Lane 18 to 9. Upcoming games include Forestburg at Woonsocket and Alpena at Woonsocket December 16.
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Alpena
Cane
Stubley’s Hard-Rocking Rumble Sparks Debate
In a rugged scene, Stubley wavered between rights and lefts as opponents pressed him. The exchange highlighted rising tensions and a struggle over acceptable conduct in the ring.
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Stubley
Strikes to Spare
World’s highest average bowler discusses advancing from straight ball to hook, noting wrist english adds effectiveness. A quarter turn is often enough to direct the ball into the pocket, with hook motion aiding pin scatter. Next topic compares spots versus pocket bowlers.
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Skang Mercurio
Thia
NEA Service, Inc
Briang Mercurio
Cleveland Adds Seven Pitchers In Spring Shuffle
Cleveland Indians build depth with seven pitchers during spring training as they acquire Earl Whitehill from Washington and Tom Drake from New Orleans, along with earlier trades for Joe Heving Al Milnar and Carl Fisher. Club eyes improved staff to challenge the Yankees amid movement of Blaeholder and Cleesar.
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New Orleans
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al Milnar
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American, Association
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Buffalo
Bill Zuber
Zanesville
St Comminsioner
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Deetaren Feller
Towa
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Heving
Jim Cleesar
Kamas City
Guldabt Wins Radix Trophy At Coral Gables
In a rough OCR read from Coral Gables Florida a 7143 stroke average across rounds today crowned Ralph Guldabt of St Louis winner of the Radix Cup for best medal play in the Professional Golfers Association event. The tally marked a record low for the tourney stretch.
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Fee
Preliminary Jousts Set Cage Title Chase in Northeast
In Redfield on December 9, early conference action signals a hot race for the cage title. Webster leads with five lettermen, while Milbank and Redfield face graduations. Dozens of schools project fresh lineups as coaches predict a tough season with few easy games. Conference schedules begin December 17 with varied opening results and many teams aiming for official ratings.
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Clark, Jan
Baillie Names Four Vets For Highmore Opener
Coach Harold Baillie has a 12 man squad training for the season opener next Tuesday. Veterans include Clarence Busse Vincent McTague Donald Ryan and Kenneth Torter as the team schedules a series of road and home games through January and February with opponents such as Faulkton Onida Mobridge Ft Pierre Miller Gettysburg Ipswich and Pierre.
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Mack Elected Director of American League
Connie Mack, aged manager and vice president of the Philadelphia Athletics, was elected a director of the American League yesterday. His selection breaks the precedent that only club presidents served as directors, due to the illness of John Resident.
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Gunners Meet Bears in Chicago Showdown Tonight
The Chicago Gunners, a pro football team with seven losses this season, face the Chicago Bears in a National Pro League clash at the 124th Field Artillery Armory. The Gunners line up several former Northwestern stars for the game.
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Wolsey Hosts Friday Doubleheader Basketball
Wolsey prepares for a Friday doubleheader basketball eve featuring Dee and Fey with teams arriving for the event.
Matsuyama Tops Billiard Tourney With Sixth Victory
Matsuyama, the Japanese player known as Chubby, surged to sole first place in the world billiards championship standings with his sixth win, clocking 33 of 38 in last night’s round. Hoppe and Hall suffered defeats as Matsuyama strengthened his chance to capture the title.
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Detroit
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New York
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Wrestler Paralyzed After Bout In Minnesota Event
Minneapolis dispatch reports a wrestling match ended tragically as Jack Reeder from Hot Springs Arkansas suffered paralysis of the right side and was taken to Fairview hospital. Reeder, teamed with Dick Raines and guided by Dr Walter Tattwald, may have sustained a fracture at the base of the spine.
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