Kipke Ousted As Michigan Faces Coaching Shakeup
Debates sweep major colleges as Kipke may depart Michigan with Mehre and Shaughnessy cited as possible successors. Rumors run through conferences from the Big Ten to the Pacific Coast about coaching changes, contracts, and resignations affecting Georgia, Oregon, Southern California, and Mississippi State amid a busy coaching carousel.
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New York
Dee
Ronchos
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Harry Mehre
Georgia
Ake Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Big Ten
Kipke
Hunk Anderson
Hank Anderson
Gus Dorais
Detroit
Invia Uteriz
California
Henry Friedman
City College of New York
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Prince Callison
Southern California
Howard Jones
L. A
Bill Spauldiing
Spaulding
Deep South
Goregia
Athletic Board
Doland Hopes to Defeat Tigers With Return of Key Players
Doland High School fans express optimism after Feldermann and St. Peter return to the lineup in a 62 to 18 win over Henry. The Wheelers, led temporarily by Pete Holgate from Redfield, prepare for next Tuesday’s road game against Huron High School, the state champions.
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Doland
Feldermann
St. Peter
Henry
Doland High School
Wheelers
Huron High School
Pete Holgate
Redfield
Gillespie’s team tops Austin and Teuber stars in league play
Gillespie led with a grand atom over Austin as Teuber earned two wins. Ebert paced Gillespie’s squad with a 414 score while Austin posted 463 for top tally. Teuber’s team won behind a 5 serin and 494. In women’s action Schwartz beat Collin two games to one as ML Petk led scoring with a 135 high game.
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Troquois
Arlington
Huron
Tigers
Stamps Cosch
de Smet
Oldham
Willow Lake
Erwin High
Lake Preston
Houck
Exwm
Hetland
Iroqouis
Erwin
Cinefa
Erwin Boys
Iroquois Chiefs
Gillespie
Austin
Teuber
Opplera
Ebert
Chicago
North Western Tealiaor
W. Ebert
Tuc
Jin
Schwartz
Collin
ML Petk
Schwarzs
Touchdown Club To Give Grid Award
The Touchdown Club plans a post season honor for 1938 to recognize an individual who has shown unusual service or lasting value to football. At its fourth annual dinner, the former players organization outlined the award criteria including sportsmanship unselfish effort and enhancing safety and play quality.
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New York
Touchdown Club
Risko Aims to Own Heavyweight Crown by Beating Lewis
Johnny Risko, the comeback 'Rubberman,' declares he will beat John Henry Lewis to win the heavyweight title. He meets the light heavyweight champ next Friday in Cleveland and plans to fight monthly until Joe Louis is in the ring. Risko says he can beat Louis for America’s heavyweight crown and targets Schmeling, Braddock, Farr, and adopts selective opponents.
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Cleveland
Johnny Risko
Iren Lewis
Louis
Risko
John Henry Lewis
Joe Louis
Bob Olin
America
Max Schmeling
Tours
Palookes
Jimmy Braddock
Tommy Farr
Jaeaus
Denny Dunn
Scalpers Open Non Conference Run In Sioux Falls
The Huron College Scalpers begin a four game pre holiday non conference stretch tonight in Sioux Falls meeting Nettleton Business College. Coach Parker plans varied lineups over the next ten days with five veterans likely to start and other players in contention.
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Huron College
Parkermen
Sioux Falls
Nettleton Business College
Parker
Merle Marshall
Melvin Anderson
George Elnan
Bill Hauge
Leonard Herter
Bill McDermott
Marvin Schortemann
Kenneth Knopf
Ellendale
N. C
Teachers’ College
Huron
Harlem Hottentals
State College
Brookings
Hil
Morningside
Sioux City
Collegians
Travelers
Hottentots
Eason
Rabbi McDonald
Stept Redrick
Ace King
Tomar
Hiram Walker
Oelio
Bub
Parson
Fights Last Night Reported From Columbus and Kansas City
At Columbus 6 John Pesek of Ra veona Nebraska defeated Dan Mahoney of Ireland in a heavyweight bout. In Kansas City Ivan Mansgott of San Francisco defeated Olaf Olson of Minnesota in a two of three fall match.
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Columbus
John Pesek
Raveona
Neb
Dan Jmahoney
Ireland
Kansas Cits
Ivan ‘Mansgott
San Francisco
Olaf Olson
Minnespolia
Fulla
Former TCU Star Sammy Baugh Shows Growth Since Pro Career
Chicago dispatch notes Sammy Baugh has improved since college. Redskins coach Ray Flaherty cites his better running, blocking and tackling as he faces Bears stars in the 1937 NFL title game at Wrigley Field. Baugh squares off against Nogurski Manders Feathers Nolting Masterson with teammates Battles Smith and Pinckett.
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Chicago
Sammy Baugh
Wrigley Field
Washington Redskins
Eattern
Chicago Bears
Baugh
Texas Christian University
Sammy
Green Bay Packers
Ray Flaherty
The
Redskins
Riley Smith
Ernie Pinckett
Bronko Nogurski
Jack Manders
Beattie Feathers
Ray Nolting
Bernie Masterson
High School Cage Tourneys Sanctioned by SDHSA
Twelve prep school basketball tournaments were sanctioned by the South Dakota High School Athletic Association, with more to come. Events include Tri-Conference at Gayville December 2, Clark Invitational December 17-18, Highmore Invitational December, Rapid City Invitational December 29-30, Redfield Invitational December, Woonsocket Invitational December 3, New Years Tournament Arlington January, Wanblee Invitational January 8, Beadle Conference Huron February 4-5, and Yankton Valley Conference Centerville February.
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S. D. H. S. Athletic Association
Pierre
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
R. M. Waleeth
Gayville
Custer
Clark
Highmore
Rapid City
Redfield
Woonsocket
Arlington
Wanblee
Huron
Centerville
Kingsbury County
Lake Preaton
Turton Frogs Beat Bradley Team 27-14 in Turton
Turton Frogs defeated Bradley Quinn team 27 to 14 at Turton. Turton led by eight at halftime and stayed ahead most of the game as Harvey scored seven points and Fey and Miles added six each. Bradley's Johnson led the visitors with six.
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Turton Frogs
Bradley
Turton
Brearley Quinn
Harvey
Fey
Miles
Johnson
Bradley Guard
Faulkton Wins Overtime Thriller Over Rockham
Faulkton defeated Rockham 18 to 17 in overtime in Faulkton on Wednesday night. The score was tied 15 all at end of regulation. Turner hit Faulkton’s winner with eight seconds left in overtime. Thelen and Osborne starred for Faulkton while Hammond and Davis led Rockham. Faulkton meets Ouaka next in the night game.
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Faulkton
Rockham
Turner
Yisaida
Thelen
Osborne
Mendel
Hammond
Davis
Ouaka
Miller Rustlers Open With Holiday Double Bill
The 1937 38 Miller Rustlers start their season with a Friday double header. They face Wemington and Blunt, teams with unknown strength. Next they travel to Faulkton on Tuesday December 14 to meet the veteran Faulkton squad. The Christmas break follows before the December 21 tournament.
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Rustlers
Miller Rustlers
Wemington
Faulkton
Redfield Opens Season With Multiple Basketball Teams
Redfield schools field three cage squads with a 4 game schedule plus five tournaments. The varsity starts against Hitchcock here, while the B team meets W Ashton in a Sunshine League game. Coach Haddort relies on veterans from 1936-37 and a mix of sophomores to form the squads for December through February.
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Redfield
Drc
Hitchock
Washton
Northville
Haddort
Christian
Billy West
Heltman
Watson
Houghteling
Manning
Wagner
Wolfee
Pennington
Heggie
Boettcher
Reinecke
Groton
Clark
Webster
Frankfort
Milbank
Wetertown
Inawich
Aberdeen
Ipewich
Hers
Woonsocket
Pierre
Herr
Werter
Miller
Fighmore
Pierré
Jollendale N D Normal Quintet Triumphs Over Wolves
A Thursday night basketball game featured the Jollendale Normal quintet defeating the Wolves in a tough contest. Despite a strong start from the Wolves the Normal team battled back to secure the win.
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Jollendale
N. D
Wolves
Big Meen
Bj Tough
Trends in 1937 Football From Associated Press Survey
The 1937 AP survey maps wide shifts in college football with less forward passing in the east and midwest and more in select eastern and southern schools. It notes stronger defenses, increased power and deception in running plays, and wider field goal use, while the five-man line gains roots from Yale and spreads nationwide. Fordham stands out for extensive downfield passing despite broader trends.
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Associated Press
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Carnegie Tech
West Virginia
Cornell
Syracuse
Princeton
Rutgers
Ohio State
Alabama
Louisiana State
Tulane
Auburn
Florida
California
Washington
Washington State
Oregon State
Vilanova
Georgetown
George Wahington
Maryland
Marquette
Ions
Big Six
Detroit
St. Louis
Nebraska
Indiana
Mid-West
Duke
Kentucky
Virginia
Arkansas
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Yale
Harvard
Carmezio Tech
Maine
Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas Christian
Southern California
Idaho
New England
Pennsylvania
Buckeyes
Fordham
Wo & Rose
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Towns
Readable lines show multiple college and town basketball results with scattered team names and scores. Notable entries include Concordia Moorhead 4 and Corel 44 versus Toronto 21, and Oregon State College 3 versus USC, plus several small college results and abbreviations.
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Buena Vista NM
Council Oak
Linus City
Town
Carietan
Knox
Lowe Wesleyan
Aberdeen
Northern
Ellendale Normal
Concordia
Moorhead
Minn
Kirkleville Osteopaths
Corel
Toronto
Durmbine
DePeu
la Cros
Wartburg
Waverly
Oregon State College
USC. L. A. Sparks College
Eastern State
Xavier
Kentucky Wesleran
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East Central Loop
Pacific Coast Circuit
Bryant
Bronca
Ticklers Lake Preston
Volga
Lake Pregon
Iroquois
Chiefs
Bowlin
Andings Dee
Pet Erwin
Valen A
Arlington A
Swentn
Volguee
Fotland
Glenmore Coe Ee
Rubberman
Lewis
Scalpers
TCU
Washington Club
Vermillion
Gene Mew Ginty
University of South Dakota Coyotes
Eastern Normal Trojans
McGinty
Coyotes
Vaurshy
Carl B. Hoy
Wanea
Mele
Coopere
Arereer
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