Ellendale Dusties Battle North Dakota Opponents In Weekend Tests
Ellendale Dusties face Northern Normal at Aberdeen after a double win over Northern Normal and next meet Wahpeton. Scalp ers show scoring depth with Berg Woodward Nelson Grace and Wollman contributing, as Ellendale rides a two game win streak into a two day trip. The visit also tests the Scalpers defense before traveling to Wahpeton for another clash.
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Huron College
North Dakota
Irv Nelson
Edendale
Normal School
Wahpeton School
Srnance
Ellendale
Northern Normal
Abardeen
Huron
Feapers
Dusties
Northerm
Aberxleen
Wolves
Eldendale
Knabe
Lacher
Bauer
Aberdeen Ice
Bealpers
Wolsey Rally Forces Narrow Bonilla Wins In Twin Games
Wolsey High School overcame an early deficit to defeat Bonilla in both varsity and junior varsity contests. In the first game Wolsey trailed 11 7 after a Bonilla quarter but surged to a 26 15 win at halftime they led 16 13 at the break. B Meyer scored 14 for Wolsey while L Radtke had 7 for Bonilla. The second game opened with a Bonilla 10 7 lead as Wolsey rallied to pull ahead 17 7. V Hamilton led Bonilla with 8 points Langbehn added 7 for Wolsey. Officials were Taylor and Maun Bers of Virgil.
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Wolsey
Dec
Wolsey High School
Bonilla
Cardinals
B. Meyer
L. Radtke
Peer Cardinals
Hamilton Salvas
Langbehn
Taylor and Maun- Bers
Virgil
Ugars
Cougars
Texas A
Washington
Air Force
Southern
UCA
Tehachani
Los Angeles
Trojans
State University
Troy
Teejans
Bruins
Southern California
U.cl.a
7. C. Loa
Arroyo, Seca
Xay
California
Oregon
Foots
Jeff Cravath
Notre Dame
Coliseum
Ishell Repeats As Pro Passing Champ Dudley Tops On Turf
Ishell repeats as professional passing champion after defensive and yardage edge. Sammy Baugh ties for completions but Ishell leads in completions and total yardage, with 24 touchdown passes and 2021 yards. Bill Dudley tops rushing with 498 yards. Don Hutson sets scoring and receptions records at Green Bay.
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Ishell
Dudley
Lem, Ware
O—Ip
Ceen Asell
Green Bay
Tinal
Shell
Washington
Sammy Augh
Jebel
Baugh
Packer
Bill Dudley
Pittsburgh
Bill Golio
Chicago Cardinal
Don Hatson
Ned Day to Report for Naval Duty After All Star Bowling
Ned Day champion bowler leads challenger Johnny Crimmins of Detroit in a current title match. He will report for naval duty as a specialist first class immediately after the All Star Bowling Tournament. The 33-year-old from West Allis Wisconsin plans to depart after Sunday’s matches. Lou Nova has completed training for his Friday night bout with Tom Mauricio in Madison Square Garden. The Californian weighs 205 pounds and is a 6 to 2 favorite.
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Ned Day
Chicago
Johnny Crimmins
Detroit
West Allis
Wis
Greenwood Lake
N. C
Dee
Lou' Nova
Tomi Mauricio
Madison Square * Garden
Rose Bowl Bid On Line As UCLA and USC Clash
In Los Angeles, UCLA faces Southern California at the Coliseum for a Rose Bowl bid, a key Pac Coast race recap notes USC’s bid pursuit and Bruins seeking first Arroyo Seco invite. The series history shows USC aiming for seventh Rose Bowl, UCLA seeking first such appearance.
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UCLA
Southern California
Los Angeles
L. A
Los Angeles Coliseum
Georgia
Pasadena
Jan. L
Washington State
Rockham Triumphs Over Tulare In Close 22 12 Display
Rockham staged a decisive third period rally to beat Tulare 22 to 12. Wagner scored three baskets for Rockham and Gossard led all scorers, helping Rockham pull away after a 6 4 halftime edge. Donner led Tulare with high points as both squads struggled offensively in a defense heavy contest. The junior high teams from Plate and Redfield are set to meet on December 20.
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Wudare
Wpeeray
Rockhar
Tulare
Rockham
Rockets
Wagner
Gossard
Practi
Cally
Donner
Chiefs
Redfield
Ina
Lia
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Basketball scores list modern teams and players with scattered figures. The text shows a mix of team names and scores including New York Ut 89 and other entries, though several lines are garbled.
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The
Associated, Press
New York
Uesala
Longtxland
Fader
Ravier
Georgees
York
Sonora
Ohio State
Moorhead
Carleton
Nebraska
Wesleyan
Bison
St. ‘Cloud
St.John ‘Kearney
Santa Claus
UW. of Texas
Sports Roundup Reflects Turbulent Football Season
In New York on December 9, a wide view of college and high school football highlights volatility in attendance and rivalries. USC and UCLA approach a Rose Bowl bid as Stanford gains prominence, while Canter McKinley High School ends Massillon’s 53 game win streak.
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New York
UCLA
Stanford
Babe Horall
Jeff Cravath
USC
Birrell
Cal
Ted
McKinley High School
Massilion
Jim Thorpe
St Cloud
Teachers College
Richmond. Va
Alpena Triumphs in Pony Hills Conference Play
In a crowded standings moment Alpena earned a second conference win, defeating Woonsocket 40 to 25. The game featured standout play from Alpena and marked a key victory in the Pony Hills Conference schedule.
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Alpena Heads
Pony Hills
Susestburg
Alpena
Wessington
Alpers
Woonsocket
Wessing- Bents Comets
Cam i
Augustane's Ray Sanding Is Named To Little All-America
Timmy Jones of Union University earns second straight Little All-America selection in AP's 9th annual listing. The back from the South is joined by Virgil Wagner and a high-scoring backfield including Rudolph Mobley and Vince Pacowic. Second team honors go to Ray Landing Augustana and other noted players from multiple schools.
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Augustane
Ray
New York
Timmy
Casey) Jones
Tennessee
Union University
Associated Press
Jones
Mid-West
Ane
Virgil Wagner
James Millikin
Illinois
Wagner
Rudolph
Little Doc) Mobley
Hardin-Simmons
Vince Pacewie
California
Loyola
Mobley
Feant Adrian
Hasse
Amherst
John Sanchez
San Francisco
Hugh Bogowich
Delaware
Vincent Zacher Morehead
Warren Schmaler
Central Michigan
Joel Kiernan
Rockhurst
Aubrey Faust Wofford
Eas
Rudolph Mobley
Hardin - Simmons
Jimmy Jones
Union
Vince Pacowic
Los Angeles
Bscle
Ray Landing
Augustana
Tom Campion
S. EB. Lowisiana
Doyle Caraway
Texas Tech
Ed Bolduc
Washburn
Larry Visnic
St Benedicts
Gueyd
George Gagliardi
Miami
Flo
Bob
Stokes
Howard Rayne
Dwight Holshouser
Cataroa
Jackie Follows
Fresno St
BU Sehmidhk
Willams
Pete Gorgone
Mubhlenberg
Bac
Hogan Nelson Credited With Shots Of The Year In Highlight Roundup
New York reports Fred Corcoran names 1942 tour highlights with Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson on top. Hogan's long iron shot at Hillcrest leads Best Shot. Nelson's hole in one at Tom O Shanter Open garners Most Spectacular Shot.
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Hogan
Nelson
John Wilds
Miami
Fla
Beltrag
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Fred Corcoran
Corcoran
Professional Golfers’ Association
American Red Cross
Hilcrest
Jimmy Thomson
Ith
Greem
Chicago
Dudley
Atlantic City
Heegan
Pinehurst
Clayton Heafrer
Girard
Western Conference to Continue Sports Schedule Amid War
The Western Conference plans to proceed with its swing sports program though on a curtailed basis. Schedules show declined meets in swimming wrestling and indoor track with a March 5 date for conference events. The track meet will be at the University of Chicago and swimmers and wrestlers at Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois. During the war all conference meets will be held in the Chicago area.
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Ghicano
Ber x
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Evanston
Chicago
Costantino Edges Dell In New York Bout
Lulu Costantino of New York outpoints Johnny Dell in a boxing match. The result shows Costantino securing a win in the arena with notable scoring.
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Associated Press
New York
Lulu Costantino
Johnny Dell
Big Ten May Allow Freshmen To Play
The Big Ten athletic chiefs debated allowing freshmen to participate on varsity teams to offset a potential winter and spring manpower shortage. They affirmed plans to maintain competition in all sports and urged continuation of intercollegiate programs as requested by army and navy officials, regardless of spectator attendance.
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Big Toms Athletic Chiefs
Warther
Army
Navy
Bomar Paves Way In Torrid Stars Bowling Tourney
Dee Eugene Buddy Homer a sharp shooting bowler from Houston Texas was a prohibitive favorite today for first place in the preliminary phase of the all star bowling tournament. Bomar led with a 1 329 series and 4 293 total while Day Crimmins and others trailed in a star studded field in Chicago.
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Chicago
Dee
Eugene
Buddy) Homer
Houston
Tex
Ned Day
West Alls
Wis
Johnny Chamins
Detroit
Bomar
Seany
High Bomar
Day
Crimmions
George Young
New York
Crimmins
Kegler
Coyotes Open Season With Big Win Over Nebraska
South Dakota Coyotes upset the Huskers 40 to 30 in Vermillion led by Eddie Carlson 19 points. Sophomore front line Carlson Fechter and Schroeder combined for 34 of the 40 points with Fechter adding key rebounds and 10 points. The Coyotes face Minnesota in Minneapolis Saturday night seeking another upset.
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Vermillion
Nebraska University
University of South Dakota Coyotes
Minnesota Gophers
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Coyotes
Eddie Carlson
Farmyard
AIP
Sophermores
Baymen
Cornhuskers
Hoy
Gophers
Minnesota
Nere
Langhurst Named Most Valuable To Seahawks
Jim Langhurst former Ohio State captain and halfback was named the most valuable player on the U S Navy pre flight school Seahawks. He captained the squad for a day and starred against his alma mater Ohio State carrying eight times for 12 yards as the team led its cadets in aviation training and athletic direction duties.
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Iowa City
Lows
Snesdal
Jim Langhurst
Ohio State
U. S
Bion
Im Langhurst
Connecticut Krealeyat
Seahawks
Langhurst
Alma Maater
Anghurst i
Miline Neha Ia
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Scott Woodward
Joe Grace
Herb Nelson
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Woodward
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Harris Wollman
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Bonilla Eagles
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Soldier's Field
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Sweiger
Melvin J. Maas
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Kay Eyner
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Lionel Barrymore
Manhattan
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California Melodies
Henry Bull Theater
Jack Pearl
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Leon Henderson
Bill Stern
Lowel Thomas
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bin Amos
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Lost Persons
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John Mooney
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John W. Aisman
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Paul Governali
Columbia
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United States Maine Corps
Big Ten
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Steve. O'Neill
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Essily
Benkovic
Frank Benkovic
Milwaukee
Young
Connie Schoegler
Madison
Andy Varipapz
Brooklyn
Dawes Com—ins
Kansas City
William Rusth, Jr
Gary
Ind
Olle Rogahan
Earl Gramer
Fargo
N. DD
Iowa Seahawks
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