Tigers Clash With Redfield In Opening Game Tonight
Huron High School opens basketball with Redfield in a game at Huron College gym. The Tigers, led by Eb ert, face a veteran Redfield lineup and must develop from limited experience as they seek a strong conference campaign and a possible state berth. A B team game versus Virgil precedes the 8 p.m. tip.
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Redfield
Packers
Giants
John Bangenater
Huronite
Sparta
Huron Tigers
George Deklotz
South Dakota
Huron High School
Redfield Pheasants
Huron College
Ad Ebert
Bobby Voenderhart
Billy Walsh
Ray Kaminski
Buc Ebert
Harald Ruddleston
Phassants
Huron
Orb Wilson
Bie Wagner
Lyman Bates
Jim Symuelson
Aburdeen
Gonelh
Beadle County
Percy Washabaugh
Virgil
Huron-Redfield
Worthington Joins Nebraska League Plan
Worthington Minnesota votes to join the Nebraska League pledging to sell 2,500 season tickets. Joe McDermott named manager of the forthcoming Worthington team. others listed include Sioux City Sioux Falls and Norfolk with nearby towns considering entry if Worthington approves.
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Minn
Nebraska Leaga
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe McDermott
Grand Tstang
Sioux City
Town
Sioux Falls
3. D
Norfolk
Neb
Mitchell
S. B
Mitthet
Directors Agree On 1939 Schedule
The American Association directors adopt the 1939 schedule with opening eastern games on April 1 featuring St Paul at Toledo and Milwaukee at Louisville. Western opening on April 26 lists Louisville at Kansas City Indianapolis at Milwaukee and Toledo at Minneapolis, plus trades including Hob Rela to St Paul and Henry Camilli with Jim Galvin bought by Chattanooga from Minneapolis.
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New Orleans
American Association
St Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Boston Bees
Hob Rela
St. Paul
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Henry Camilli
Jim Galvin
Hoy Believes He Has Combination For Coyotes
Vermillion December 1 Carl B Hoy believes he has a starting five for most of South Dakota Coyotes games as he experiments with a 12 man squad. Bob Snider Maynard Ingalls lead the forwards while Les Lane takes center and Ruthie Edberg plus Bob Taplett handle guard duties. Hoy notes Ingalls and Snider as top forwards and Edberg Taplett as best guards, with Jagalls and Snider starting both prior games for Lincoln bound test. The Coyotes travel to Lincoln Saturday with a cautious forecast of possible win or loss.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Carl B
Hoy
Coyotes
Nebraska
Bob Snider
Maynard Ingalls
Les Lane
Ruthie Edbers
Bob Taplett
Pitral
Jagalls
Snider
Hey
Hastorn
Lance
Edberg
C. F. Jacobsen
Minnesota
Rett
Joe Cadwell
Way
Jacobsen
Ingalls
Taplett
Lincoln
Pierre Grabs Early Lead In Narrow Win Over Indians
Pierre high scorers Gray Misterek Fifield Hengel led the Governors to a 38 25 victory against the Cheyenne Indians as coach Paul Marschalk used 18 players. The Huskies built a 25 11 halftime edge, reserves continued strong in the third, and regulars finished the job. Wengers and Sommer stood out among subs. the team, with eight returning players, looks hopeful. They travel to Winder tonight.
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Paul Marschalk
T le
Gray
Misterek
Fifield
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Kayser
Rew Serves
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Sommer
Johnson
Wenge
Winder
Gunnar Barland to Fight Roscoe Toles in New York
Finn Gunnar Barland challenges Roscoe Toles in a ten round boxing bout at the Hippodrome New York as barland seeks to rebound after losses to Buddy Beer Alberta Lovell and a stoppage by Lou Nova. This may be his last big chance to climb the rankings.
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Der
Gunnar Barland
Finn
Roscoe Toles
Detroit
Hippodrome
Gunnar
Buddy Beer
Alberta Lovell
Lou Nova
Teles
Senator Walsh targets service academy schedules in national tourney plan
New York dispatch reports Senator David I Walsh urges Army and Naval Academy teams to tour nationwide. He argues current schedules favor Annapolis and West Point, prefers diverse venues and opposes repeated big games. He also criticizes Hutchins for advocating broad student play and coach teaching roles.
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New York
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Army and
Naval Academy
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
New England
Annapolis
West Point
Pacific
University of Chicana
Walsh
Everybody Happy As Session Ends
New Orleans dispatch reports William G. Bramham, 65, head of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, declaring the baseball house in order at the annual meeting. He notes cash registers work, owners behave, players protected, and general industry health as the convention nears wrapping up.
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New Orleans
Wiliam G. Barmham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
le H. Addington
Publcity
Bramham
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Will Terry
New York Giants
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Miller Noses Out Wessington in Close 26 22 Victory
Miller Rustlers edged Wessington Warriors 26 to 22 at home after a late fourth quarter rally. Kenneth Erb led with 12 points, Keith Erb added 6, while Wessington’s W. Garner and F. Gelver had 10 and 8 respectively. Next game is vs Virgil next Thursday.
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Wessington Warriors
Miller
Warriors
Kenneth Erb
Keith
W. Garner
F. Gelver
Thomas
Walton
Rustlers
L. Eules
Garner
Virgil
Frankfort Dragons Sweep Brentford In Double Victory
Frankfort in a Friday night twin win over Brentford. The Frankfort Dragons first team won 27 22 while the seconds prevailed 24 11. Hassinger led scoring for Frankfort with 13 points and Jackson of lord had 12 as the Dragons built a slim lead by halftime 11 9.
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Frankfort Dragons
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1Ord
Scalpers At River Falls For Game With Strong Teachers
Eight Huron College players led by captain Bill Hauge travel from Huron to River Falls Wisconsin to face the Strong Teachers College tonight. Parker plans an overnight stay and a return trip to St Paul for a Macalester game tomorrow. McDermott may rejoin next week after scholastic trouble clears.
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Huron
River Falls
Wis
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Ellendale
N. C
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St. Paul
Macalester College
Bill Hauge
Leonard Harther
Kenneth Knapp
Lyle Schuelke
Bill Cameron
Delhert Caldwell
Lester Ketzback
Augustine Sisson
McDermott
Bill McDermott
Bill
Nettleton Business College
Sioux Falls
Dusties
Mid-West
Wisconsin
Macalester
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Morthsidie
Minn
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Midway School
Collier’s All-America picks honor Texas and Cornell players
Collier's announces its All-America football selections by Grantland Rice. Unbeaten Texas Christian University and Cornell each have five players named, including Texas Christian quarterback David O'Brien and Ki Aldrich, Cornell guard Sidney Roth, and tackle William McKeever. Other honorees include Ralph Heikkinen of Michigan, guard A Roth, center Ki Aldrich, and fullback Marshall Goldberg.
Sports Mirror recap from four to five years ago
The column recalls Harry Kipjee of Michigan being notified by the athletic board of Camel since 1929. It notes a Giants-Cardinals trade involving Burgess Whitehead for Parmelee Weintraub Cuceiielo and Staut, and mentions Willie MacFarlane leading the 16,000 dollar Miami Biltmore Open with a seven under par round.
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Associated Press
Harry Kipjee
Mic?gan
Athletic Board of Camiel
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Burgess Whitehead
Roy Parmelee
Phil Weintraub
al Cuceiielo
Allyn Staut
Willie MacFarlane
Tound
Basketball Rules Meeting At H S Gym Monday Night
Coaches officials and fans in central South Dakota are invited to a Monday night session at Huron High School gym at 7 30 to learn the 1938 39 basketball rule changes. R M Walseth will conduct the meeting assisted by Huron players. The session is free as part of four statewide prep league meetings.
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South Dakota
Late High School Athletic Association
R. M. Walseth
Pierre
Huron High School
Walseth
Rabbits Brace for Tough Battle With St Thomas Tommies
Brookings December reports St Olaf College basketball prepares for a tough home game against Minnesota power St Thomas. Coach Jimmy Baker notes the Rabbits may be short handed as Bob Oddy may miss the matchup due to a foot infection while Wendell Andrews and Jimmy Yergen return to form after illness. Captain Lee Janns and Frank Zukaitis lead the Tommies with Dan Sullivan Ed O Rourke and Tom Feely also in strong form.
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Bob Oddy
Andrews
Brookings
Dec
Minnesota Gophers
Carléton
Stace College
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St. Thomas
Jiers
Dave McKillan
Northfield
Marshall Diehard
Carleton Cagers
Jimmy Baker
Sts. Minn
State College
Nick Mussy
St. Thomas Crew
Tommines
St.Thomas
Dan Sullivan
Ed O'Rourke
Tom Feely
Baker
Jimmy Yergen
Parkston
Wendell Andrews
Woongeckel
Ro Omey
Hackbarth and McLeod Tie In Senior Golf Playoff
Otto Hackbarth of Cincinnati and Fred McLeod of Chevy Chase Md split a 28 hole playoff for first in the second annual seniors tournament at Augusta National. Both finished 154 in the previous round, ending in a deadlock.
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Dee Y —Im
Otto Hackbarth
Cincinnati
Fred McLeod
Chevy Chase
Augusta National Course
Mountaineer Gridder Wins Fur Lined Nose Award
New York dispatch notes a fur lined nose trophy given by the Associated Press for the season’s oddest gridiron performance. A nameless West Virginia backfield standout is praised for his mid game protest and return to action after a confrontation. Other near misses and coaching lapses are noted, including Notre Dame and Carnegie Tech moments.
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Associated
I.2.0
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John Getchell
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Carnegie Tech
Férrgantown
Michigan State
Hke
Virginia
Morgantown
Dempsey Receives Edward J. McNeil Memorial Medal
New York December 9 1937 Jack Dempsey, famed former heavyweight champion, accepted the Edward J. McNeil Memorial Medal from the Boxing Writers Association. The award honors the sport’s greatest contributor in the past year. Dempsey hesitated at first but accepted, noting it as a fine recognition. Henry Armstrong received honorable mention as the only fighter to hold three world titles simultaneously.
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Dew
Jack Dempsey
C Upion
Edward J. McNeil
Boxing Writers Associahe
Associated Press
Spain
Manassa Maule
Dempsey
Henry Armstrongy
Demands Leagues Protect Umpires in 1967 Season
New Orleans dispatch reports W G Bramham of Durham, North Carolina told the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convention that fan assaults on umpires rose last season. He urged 100 percent protection for umpires, heavy fines and suspensions for offenders, and potential franchise forfeitures for clubs or individuals who fail to act. Bramham also noted estimated attendance around 15.4 million, about 2.0 million more than 1937’s best season.
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New Orleans
W. G. Bramham
Durham
N. C
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Bramham
Bruins Rangers Tilt Promises Big NHL Showdown
The New York Rangers defeated the Montreal Canadiens 8 to 5 to narrow the gap to within a half game of first place. Their upcoming clash with the Boston Bruins at Madison Square Garden on Sunday was highlighted as a major season attraction while the New York Americans tied Detroit 1 to 1, grabbing third place from Chicago.
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Getchell
Jeromy Phelan
Washington
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Bob Purdue
John Quarterbark
Guar Duc
Aswanius
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New York Rangers
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New York
Americans
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Boxing Results From Last Night in New Jersey and Indiana
In Bergen New Jersey Jimmy Londos 205 of New York defeated Chief Little Wolf 218 of Trinidad Cole 41205. In Indiana New Jersey Gino Garibaly 199 of New York defeated Robert Laugeman 212 of Quebec in straight two rounds.
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Associated Press
Bergen
N. J
Jimmy Londos
New York
Chief Little Wolf
Trinidad
Cole
Gino Garibaly
Robert Laugeman
Quebec
60,000 Expected To Attend Title Game In New York
New York December 9 The Green Bay Packers prepare to challenge the Giants for the National Professional Football championship at the Polo Grounds. Weather permitting about 60 800 fans are expected to attend. Don Hutson leads a strong receiving corps returning from an injury while Clark Hinkle resumes his running role. The Packers earned the West title with rest before the showdown and the line is reported ready for a hard fought game.
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Drew Middleton
Green Bay Packers
Giants
Polo Grounds
Redskins
42Nd Street
Green Bays
Don Mutson
Packers
Philadelphia Eagles
Detroit Lions
Clark Hinkle
Garden City Wins Thriller At Doland
In Doland Garden City Dragons edged the Doland Wheelers 24 22 to snap a district finals rival. The tie came late as Felderman tied at 22 22 and McGillivray scored the winning basket for Garden City. Barkley matched Felderman with seven for Garden City while Felderman led Doland with seven.
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Garden City Dragons
Doland Wheelers
Roland
Wheelers
Carden City
Johnny Felgerman
McGillivray
Dragon Guard
Felderman
Barkley
Garden City Center
Helen Moody Declines Big Offer to Turn Pro
Los Angeles December 9 Helen Wills Moody rejected promoter offers totaling about 160000 to turn professional. She stated she would consider another international campaign if the U S S A officials needed her and she could regain form. Two months earlier an eastern promoter offered about 109000 for a three year professional run, but she chose to remain amateur.
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Los Angeles
Helen Wills’ Moody
United States
Matain
Carnegie Tech Wins Sports Writers Cup for 1948
The August V. Lambert Memorial trophy, chosen by sports writers as the outstanding eastern football team, stays with Carnegie Tech after Coach Bil Kemn accepted the award in Pittsburgh. For two years the Panthers held the honor before. A Chicago report notes Johnny Barbara outpointed Jackie Burke in a boxing match in South Bend.
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New York
Chicago
Johnny Barbara
South Bend
Ind
Jackie Burke
Ogden
Utah
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