High School Basketball Opens Saturday Schedule Change
Grimes joins faded idols as Huron high adjusts its season opener to Saturday night at Huron college gym. Doland meets Huron at 7 30 p m with Miller facing the Tigers an hour later. Booster game at Miller Friday and Campus Players show add to the event.
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Burleigh Grimes to Join Cubs in 1932 Campaign
1931 Series hero Burleigh Grimes shifts to the Chicago Cubs in a deal involving Hack Wilson to St Louis for Grimes and Bud Teachout. Markets and trades dominate the session as clubs discuss option rules and potential moves among Dodgers, Yankees, and others.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Cardinals
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Johnny Frederick
Detroit
Joe Judge
Cleveland
Ralph Kress
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New York Yankees
Tony Lazzeri
Eddie Morgan
Intramural Title Is Decided Today at USD
The University of South Dakota marks the intramural basketball final stages as Phi Delt and A. T. C. face Beta Sigma Alpha Epsilon in the fraternity bracket while Officers vs Com-C and Ramblers vs Company B highlight the independents. Winners receive silver cups. finals determine overall intramural champion with a second trophy.
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Shrine charity game roster grows with nine players listed
Coach Dick Hanley adds four more invites bringing nine players on the Shrine East West roster for the New Year’s Day game in San Francisco. Names include Bob Haubrich Notre Dame Frank Hoffman Notre Dame Al Tecter Minnesota Paul Engebretsen Northwestern and other acceptances from Michigan Northwestern Purdue and Ohio State.
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San Francisco
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Ohio State
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Notre Dame
al Tecter
Minnesota
Paul Engebretsen
Northwestern
Marchmont Schwartz
St. Louis
Miss
Bill Hewitt
Michigan
Cal Marvis
Jack
Heb Russell
Jim Purvis
Charles Miller
Purdue
Ers
Andy Kerss
Evanston
Horton Smith Leads Qualifiers in 36-Hole Open Play
Horton Smith, a tall Missourian, posted a brilliant 68 at Lake Merced to top the 36-hole qualifying for the $7,500 National Open match play. Nearly 200 amateurs and pros began the event with Smith among the leading contenders for medal honors as the field of players competed for the 32 qualifying spots.
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San Francisco
Hoeeton Smith
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Jeuder
Gene Saraven
Wilsons Ideas Of No Interest To Hornsby
Chicago December 10 The Cubs manager Rogers Hornsby dismisses issues with Hack Wilson as no longer relevant noting Wilson is with another club. Hornsby adds Wilson was allowed to swing at almost any pitch except certain counts and that, at plate, Wilson mostly thought for himself.
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Gann Valley Falls to Chamberlain in Season Opener
Gann Valley high school lost their first game of the season on Chamberlain’s floor with a final score of 13 to 18. Early quarter ended 2 to 1 for Gann Valley due to free throws. Potter and Brown spurred Chamberlain to a 10-3 halftime edge as the teams traded even in the final period.
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Meet the boss of the Northern Wolves football team
Aberdeen December 10. Albert Eliason of Northern State Teachers College is named captain of the Wolf pack and will assume active duties next practice sessions. A sophomore from Aberdeen he is a 16 pound center with strong potential and has risen to a standout pivot in the state conference.
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Northern State Teachers College
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Elingon
Highmore Gridders Receive Monograms
Fourteen Highmore high school football players received monograms at a Friday assembly. Captain LeRoy Hamlin and five others will graduate in spring, ending their grid careers, with eight linemen returning next season under captain Donald Gibbs. Coach Lindell praised Wilmer Brown as the season’s top halfback and noted strong kicking throughout his career.
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LeRoy Hamlin
Thomas Drew
Harold Chandler
Maynard Waverly
Bruce Taylor
Bernard Cunningham
Raymond Garrigan
Bert Mitchell
John Wiliams
Paul Whiteside
John Quirk
Creighton Defeats USC Cage Team In Omaha Showdown
The University of Southern California was defeated by Creighton University 37 to during a game in Omaha. Guard Kiely and forward Nemer led scoring as 3,100 spectators watched the six year high attendance.
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Fights Last Night Featured Alvarado and La Barba
Jimmy Alvarado of Los Angeles outpointed Jimmy Watts of Atlanta in a Detroit card. Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles stopped Wildcat Carter of St. Louis in a later bout.
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Jimmy Watts
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Navy Army Thriller Promises Close Charity Game
Fullerton, New York December 10 Army holds a seven win one tie two losses record while Navy has five wins, one tie and two losses. Navy showed late season improvement led by Bullet Lou Kim and new quarterback Sam Moncure. Army counters with Ray Stecker and Tom Kilday plus depth in backfield and four Cadets named to AP all American.
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Associated Press
USD Dedicates Monogrammed Letters To 13 Football Men
Vermillion December report lists 13 lettermen from the University of South Dakota football squad chosen by the athletic board of control on the recommendation of S. G. Bachman. Eight sophomores and five seniors earned monograms. names include Joe Martin Vermillion Lowell Ostlund Willard Otslund Ralph Deer Gerald Graves Lawrence Hanson Ray Schull and others from Vermillion Watertown Madison Mobridge Sioux City Huron Armour Parkston Salem.
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Willard Otslund
Ralph Deer
Barbers and Northwest Motors Sweep Bowling Matchups
Barbers and Northwest Motors won their handicap league matches. Barbers beat Cumerford Kooyman 2600 total led by Sell 584 Wier 566 and Stafford 529. Hilton had 350 for losers. Northwest Motors topped House Aces with Royer 547 and Daum 528. Jones Chevrolet missed Monday’s match. scores 2250 with Leighton 488 high.
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La Barba Stops Carter in Quick Oakland Bout
Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles weighed 124 pounds and won by technical knockout in the second minute of the first round against Seattle heavyweight contender Carter, who weighed 134 pounds, in Oakland last night. Referee Toby Irwin called the fight after La Barba landed two left hooks.
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Seattle
la Barba
Toby Irwin
Wisconsin athletic board cuts budget and contends with coach status
The Wisconsin Athletic Board ignored Coach Glen Thistlethwaite’s status at a serrel meeting, issuing a statement focused on salaries and budgets. It trimmed $540,000 from the athletic budget, set next year’s gate receipt at $100,000, approved a $20,000 payment on the field house, and allocated $20,000 to the contingent fund.
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Strangler Lewis Defeats Karl Sarpolis for Heavyweight Crown
In Portland Oregon Strangler Lewis of Los Angeles defended his heavyweight title by defeating Dr Karl Sarpolis of Cleveland. Lewis won in two straight falls with a first fall lasting about 52 minutes. The bout showcased Lewis as the reigning champion in professional wrestling.
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