Tigers Open Cage Season With St Paul Team Tonight
Huron Tigers face the Mechanic Arts quintet from St Paul in a double bill with Beadle County Bees meeting Hitch took Blue Jays. The program starts at 7 30 p m with a lineup featuring Bob Vonderherr Marvin Peek Hon McNutt Harold Huddleston and Ray Kaminsky or Jim Hailor. The Tigers seek early-season victory and height advantage against the Trainers. Season tickets are available at Tredway Liem Sport Shop or at the gate.
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Huron Tigers
Mechanic Arts
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Hitchtook Blue Jays
Beadle County
Paul Cannonwine
Huron High School
Andi
George de Xlotz
Bob Vonderherr
Marvin Peek
Hon McNutt
Harold Huddleston
Ray Kaminsky
Jim Hailor
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Amerieen
Tredway & Liem Sport Shop
Bonilla Eagles win four-team invitational title at Bonilla
Bonilla, Dec. 9. Bonilla Eagles claim top honors in a four-team invitational tournament. They edged Yates Pro led 30 to 28 in the opener, then routed Wessington Warriors 38 to 20 for the championship. Wolsuy's Cardinals won consolation by beating Yale 24 to 23.
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Specia
Bonilla Eagles
Roland May
Yate
Eagles
Wessington Warriors
Wolsuy
Yale
Globe Trotters Beat Yankton 41 to 33 In Opener
Globe Trotters defeated Yankton College Greyhounds 41 33 in the season opener before a large crowd. Yankton led 16 14 at halftime before the visitors pulled away. Acers scored 30 for Yankton and Johnson led the Globe Trotters with 14. Proceeds benefited Yankton College Club.
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Harlen Globe Trotters
Yankton College Greyhounds
Yankton Colege
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Indiana Michigan Open Cage Season Tonight
Indiana and Michigan start their basketball seasons tonight with the Hoosiers facing Purdue and the Wolverines meeting Michigan State. The Big Ten opener follows a season debut by another conference team, and local notes mention a Hawks victory over Carleton last Saturday.
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Chicago
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Hawks
Carleton
Bartender Turned Boxer and Burleigh Grimes Paycheck Tale
Eddie Brietz writes from New York about boxing and baseball figures amid unemployment. Burleigh Grimes signs to Brooklyn then Dodgers farm. he is paid in full and smiling at hard times. Leo Ragan of Iowa State Teachers College has not left the field in 650 minutes of football.
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New York
Barons
Fudge Landis
Gus Phans
Lee Savald
Middle West
Johnny Paychek
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn
Dodger
Montreal
Eal
Wasle
Tron Man Dept
Leo Ragan
Iowa State Teachers College
St Paul Team Edges Aberdeen In Season Opener
St Paul Trainers edged Aberdeen High School 22 to 20 in a defensive opener as Aberdeen failed to convert early mistakes to points. St Paul built a 13-8 lead after the first period and 22-13 in the third, with free throws the lone scoring finish for Aberdeen in the final quarter.
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Aberdeen High School
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Mayey
Watkon
Grebe
Frankfort Falcons win eighth straight basketball game
Frankfort Falcons defeated Athol 33 to 6 for their eighth consecutive victory. Schulte led scoring with 12 points and Hassenger added a strong performance. Athol’s Leighton was Athol’s top scorer with three points. The Falcons also won the junior game 12 to 9.
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Falcons
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Miller RustlersHold Off Ipswich In 26-24 Thriller
Miller Rustlers edged Ipswich 26 to 24 in a Central Conference game. Schrader led Miller with 22 points as Miller built a 16-10 halftime lead and used a stall finish to seal the win. Ipswich rallied to within one late but Miller held on for the victory.
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College Conference Basketball Schedule
A long list of upcoming college basketball games and tournaments with dates, locations, and participating teams including Spearfish, Dickinson, Minot, Sioux Falls College, Montana Eastern, Northern Teachers, Parkston Independents, Globe Trotters, and others across multiple states and colleges. The schedule includes double headers, open dates, and tentative notes, with late entries mentioning Wesleyan and Dakota Wesleyan.
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Dickinson
N. D
Minot
N. B
Southern Normal
Sioux Falls College
South Dakota State
Northern Teachers
Parkston Independents
Globe Trotters
Eastern Normal
Eastern
Tracy
North Dakota University
Northern
Montana Eastern
Billings
Mines
Southern
Western Union
le Mars
Mont
Polytechnic
Netlieton Business College
Sion
Falls
Saperstein
Dee
Buena Vista
Chadron
Neb
Normal Northern
Valley City
Normal
Montana East
Tracy, Minn
le Des
Moorhead
Minn
le Marg
South Dakota
Brookings
Huron
Nettleton Business College
Augustana
Freeman, Neb
Yankton
Dakota Wesleyan
Southgae
Western Union de Mars
State College
College
Baseball Moguls Battle Landis For Control Of Game
In Cincinnati the battle lines widen as Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis faces a united front from owners and magnates who vow a war to the finish. Trades erupt as Cincinnati Reds acquire Jim Turner from Boston, Boston Red Sox grab Marvin Gwen, Bees deal Danny MacFayden to Pittsburgh, and other moves shift the sport while owners fear the rise of farm systems and entiched working agreements.
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Baseball Mmnissioner
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn
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Jed
Phil
Ball
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Lanilis
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Cincinnati Reds
Jim Turner
Boston
Les Scarsella
Cash
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Marvin Gwen
Chicago
Boston Bees
Danny MacFayden
Pittsburgh
Bill Swift
White Sox
Rip Redcliff
Julius Solters
Piet Traynor
Tre
Philadelphia Athletics
Wally Moses
Detroit
Benny McCoy
George Coffman
De Smet Bulldogs Fall To Erwin In New Auditorium
De Smet hosted Erwin High School in the first home game in the new auditorium. The Bulldogs lost 230 to 23 with a 16 14 halftime lead erased early in the third period. Bob Cavanaugh and Orin Purinton led De Smet, while Hodges and Coulson starred for Erwin. De Smet’s seconds defeated Erwin’s seconds 22 to 1.
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de Set Bulldogs
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Orin Purinton
Hodges
Coulson
Erwin
de Smét
Vikings Open Season With 37 25 Win Over Wayne
Augustana College opened its basketball season with a 37 to 25 victory over Wayne Neb Teachers College in Falls. Ivan Scanlon, last season's all-Iowa junior college conference forward, scored five field goals in his first start with the Vikings. The team led 17 to 14 at halftime and never trailed after the opening point.
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Teachers College
Ivan Scanlon
Iowa
Augustana
Highmore Pirates Triumph Over Ree Heights Warriors 15 to 12
In a tight fast game Highmore Pirates edged Ree Heights Warriors 15 to 12. A defensive first half ended 7 to 5, with the Warriors ahead, before Highmore pulled ahead in the third period and held on. The curtain-raiser saw Ree Heights second team topple Highmore seconds 41 to 19.
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Fire The Coach idea wasn’t bad in 1939 grid season
Fullerton New York dispatch reviews the 1939 college football season noting new coaches drove much of the improvement and detailing teams labeled as most improved such as Iowa Mississippi State and Boston College. Injuries and inexperience explained many failures while some programs under fresh leaders exceeded expectations.
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Fullerton, JR
NEW Xork
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Associated Press
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Cornell
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
William and Mary
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas A
Washington
Towa
Issinpi State
C. L.A
A. B. Kirwan
Edilie Anderson
Allyn McKeen
Bob Nevland
Tennessee
Babe Horrel
Bill Spaulding
Carl Voyles
Frank Leahy
Carl Lawson
Navy
Swede Larsen
Army
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California
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Kansas State Rice
Rentenary
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Iroquois Takes Two From Bancroft Teams
Iroquois Chiefs win 29 to B over Bancroft Eagles in a rough first game while Iroquois second team edges Bancroft second 13 to 12. Key scorers include Thib Betts and Poppen for the Eagles and Winter Zeidler Miller Zwanziger Moelter for the Chiefs.
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Winter
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Miller
Zwanziger
Moelter
Netts Top Huron 39 22 In Rough Sioux Falls clash
Nettleton Commercial College cagers defeat Huron College 39 to 22 in Sioux Falls. Caldwell and teammates led the Huskies early, then Jansa Dunlap and Erickson paced a tight second half turnaround to seal the win.
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Nettleton Commercial College Cagers
Huron College Quint
Caldwell
Huron
Jansa
Dunlap
Nettleton
Erickson
Nets
Sisson
Herther
Duntop
Sioux Falls Collegians
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Auburn Hopes To Stop Tennessee
In Knoxville Tennessee faces Auburn as the Volunteers seek a 23rd straight win to lock up Rose Bowl consideration. Coach Jack Meagher says Auburn will hold back nothing in an effort to derail the unbeaten Vols. Coach Neyland declined predictions but said his team is ready.
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Dee
Tennessee
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Bob Neyland
Preston Wins Pair From Willow Lake
LAKE PRESTON December 9 Lake Preston high school basketball with a 36 to 16 win over Willow Lake after a 20 to 4 lead. Smith led Lake Preston scoring while Fixant Balougl Jed led Willow Lake. In the curtain raiser Lake Preston seconds won 92 to 12 after a 14 to 9 first half.
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Wrestling results show Dusek and Casey draw in heavy match
In Philadelphia Ernie Dusek from Omaha and Jim Casey wrestled to a 43 minute 23 second draw after a stoppage at 1: ew. The bout ended with both men not declaring a winner.
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Philadelphia
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Jim Casey
Fie Drew
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