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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
11
Virgil hosts Huron as the Bees win their 1943-44 opener at Virgil Tuesday. About 75 spectators watched with 15 from Eve. Notable Virgil alumni attended including Tom Luby and Gene Lewallen, former football players now on Virgil’s bench. Various local residents and families from Virgil and nearby towns were noted among the audience and participants.
League bowling results show Kate Beer Johnston and Ariz Studio top scorers with multiple games and handicaps. Totals across teams include Fair City 2771, Ariz Studio 2844, Worthwest Bank 2295, Club Side 587, Lite Denafit 918, Service Bhow shop 1280, Schmidt's Cy Glab 128, and Herbar 905 with varied individual game scores and handicaps.
Kingston R. I. Depot’s Frank Janey, famed for 100-point outings, again tops scoring as his team defeats the Quonset Point Naval air base squad 125 to 78 in Elizabeth New Jersey. Danpy x New York and Samy Calone contribute in the New Jersey game with Newark listed in coverage.
Okla A and M prepares a New York tour led by 7-foot center Bob Kurland whose shot and shot-blocking prowess promise to lift the Cowboys in road games against Westminster College CCNY and Temple this December.
Nearly all Sun shine League teams have begun action. Frankfort High School, last year's champions, tops the standings in a bid for the title after a 29-11 win over Ashton. This week Cresbard plays Ashton, Tulare vs Athol, and Orient visits Frankfort. Stratford meets Northville in a non conference game.
The AP lists games including Stevens Tech 89 Cathedral NYC 30, Westminster 61 Carnegie Tech 38, Princeton 98 Muhlenberg 37, Ft Meade Hospital Gip 80 Gallaudet 40, Army Air Field 41 Baylor 23, Stinson Field All Stars 65 Mexican All Stars 28, Atterbury 34 Franklin College 25, Wheaton 50 Rigohurat 37, Detroit Tech 51 Selfridge Field 21, Romulus Army Air Base 40 Essumption Windsor 21, Wesleyan 86 Parsons 31, Great Lakes 86 Chicago 29, Pueblo Air Base 39.
Doland at Frankfort on Tuesday saw the Falcons seize and hold a lead through three quarters to claim a 14 to 8 victory. Baird scored eight points for Frankfort while Thompson and Thorpe show in limited action as the Doland squad trailed.
A chaotic 1943 season recap notes players shifting roles with freshmen and war shortages, oddities including Harold Claassen’s head injury and a referee misfit, plus Navy over Columbia and Illinois loss to Ohio State. Points list may include Budd Millard and Jimmy McAlister in notable results.
Washington Redskins deny gambling rumors after a 14 10 loss to the New York Giants. Coach Berg prepared a late practice with nearly all players available despite injuries to Farkas Moore Masterson and Wilkins. Boss Marshall noted no evidence of wagering while police found no proof. Twenty four squad members denied betting on games.
Cincinnati Reds ace pitcher Bucky Walters is resting comfortably at St. Mary's Hospital after an appendectomy performed yesterday. The operation follows medical advice and días recovery is expected to proceed at the hospital.
The Cubs travel to Hitchcock tonight for a Beadle County Conference basketball game against Hitchcock after a 92 to 22 win over the Virgil Pirates. The club, among league leaders, will face five conference teams on foreign courts before returning to Huron fans later this month.
Groton Tigers routed Langford High 55 to 28 in Groton as Langford, 0-2 after losses to Amherst and Lake City, fell to a high powered Groton attack led by Bees with T Greene and a balanced 11-man Tigers lineup.
The War Department backs a skiing event at Wrigley Field home of the Cubs and Bears on January 16 with 40 ski artists expected. Notables include Sgt Torger Toke and Dorothy Graves, plus Norwegian cadets from Camp Little Norway. Proceeds benefit the Chicago Servicemen's Center.
Bloomington Indiana reports Indiana University begins the basketball season under coach Harry C Go with a squad lacking any freshmen or varsity lettermen. The unusual start highlights a rebuilding period as the team develops under fresh leadership.
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