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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
11
Huron Tigers topple the Madison Bulldogs 30 to 13 on the new armory court. Englebretser Ebert and Kulawik spark the rally while the Tigers tighten in the second half holding Madison to four points.
At the Chicago meeting on December 9, Boston owner Tom Yawkey led lavish spending, landing Ted Williams from San Diego for cash and a player. Oscar Melillo moved to the Browns while Joe Vosmik went to St Louis in a flurry of deals. The leagues kept their balls, Frick was reelected, and night games favored Cincinnati while Cleveland’s Clarkey land fell short.
Alpena defeats Letcher 27 26 in a hard fought clash at Alpena. Welsch of Letcher missed a late gift shot to tie with seconds left. Bertson of Alpena scored, misfiring at the wrong basket earlier in the play. Letcher’s Welsh Nernaugh and Benson starred for the visitors. Alpena has won three straight, after beating Virgot and Wolsey in prior games. The Federations visit Alpena Friday for a Pony Hills Conference game with a return in Wolsey Saturday.
Cavour Cougars edge Wessington Warriors 25 to 21 on their home court. Defense and steady free throw shooting kept the Cougars ahead after a 7-2 first quarter, with Wessington’s late run unable to overturn the lead.
Minnesota reports two gross of cotter practice gear worn out as Gopher yearlings push for early season scrimmage. Equipment custodian Oscar Munson notes the heavy demand from two large freshman groups raises costs for varsity shirts and gear.
Erwin High School basketball beat the Ireqouis Chiefs 22 to 7 to maintain a perfect season rating. Daie Coulson led Erwin with 7 points while Beasley topped the Chiefs with four. The Erwin schedule lists upcoming games and prior wins over Bancroft Hetland Willow Lake and Trequois.
Woonsocket defeats Artesian 20 to 5 on home court after a 2 to 1 halftime. McKilig leads scoring with five field goals and three free throws. Artesian, hampered by Gexe, struggles in early season game.
War Admiral owned by Samuel Riddle of Philadelphia won the Turf and Sport Digest poll as outstanding horse of the year with 621 points. Seabiscuit finished close second with 803 votes and Esposa was third. Seabiscuit earned a special plaque for the handicaps, while Hal Price Headley’s Menow was named outstanding two year old. War Admiral had eight wins including the Kentucky Derby Preak ness and Belmont Stakes and earned 166 500 dollars.
Anna Salford leads the Frant field with a 712 series and a 20 pin game while the Maples fall. Stafford’s squad wins 21 to 0 as Schooner Beers tops Evening Huronite. Roy Daum drives Fron Alley to a 2-1 win over Hamm’s Beer with steady scores from Meyers Wigner Cochran and Potter.
The 1937 Little All America picks highlight South and Southwest strength with five players among the big backers. Honorable mentions include Ryan of South Dakota and Sheley of Augustana among Northwest region picks, as the AP outlines backs, linemen and key positions from 1000-male-teacher class colleges.
Doland high school State B basketball opened with a 61 to 18 victory against Henry. Captain Coats led Doland with strong defense and fast transitions, while Youngren scored 20 and Belk topped Henry with 9. Doland meets Huron next Tuesday, December 14.
Augustana College Vikings started their season by defeating Mankato Teachers College 35 to 10 in Sioux Falls. Coach Letty Olean’s team showcased speed and defense as they head into a four‑game tournament weekend in which they will meet South Dakota State and Sioux Falls College. Reserve guard Buddy Elkins sparked the second half rally with ten points in the period.
Washington Redskins show rising money game attitudes with young players and strong team spirit. Coach Hay Flaherty praises discipline and lack of egos while recounting a recent win over the Giants. A violent incident blindsides guard Les Olsson during the game. Team finances spotlight a club stay near Rye with a monthly $350 price tag at Laramy Baugh’s facility.
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