Scalpers Defeat Nettleton 42 18 In Opener At Steve League
Huron College Scalpers open 1987-33 season with a 42 to 18 victory over Nettleton Business College quint. Leading scorer Bill Hauge with 15 points, George Einan added 10, Leonard Herther contributed key plays and assists. Nettleton’s Jones topped their side with nine points as Holm and Gripentrog added four each.
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Nettleton Quint
Browns
Squx Falls
Dev. U
G. E Parker
Huron College
Nettleton Business College Quint
Leonard Herther
Bill Hauge
George Eiian
Huron
Anderson
Marshall
Hauge
Biz SL
Statoref
George Elnan
Leonard Harther
Soonomore
Bill McDermott
Sculpers
Jones
Holm
Gripentrog
Foard
Lincups
Herther
To. Einan
G Anderson
McDermott
Schorettenn
Knapp
Nettleton
Bonacker
F Jones
von Pelt
Paulson
Schodt
Vorelar
Bill McGee Tops Pitchers In A A
Bill McGee, right handed pitcher for Calumbus, led American Association hurlers with a 2.87 ERA in 1987. He appeared in 66 innings, winning 17 and losing 7. Max Macon led in wins with 1, while Hubert Limigr posted a .714 win rate with 40 victories. Forrest Presses allowed the most hits, and Milnar and Tauscher yielded the most runs. Jack Tixing struck out 174 to lead the league.
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Chicago
Bee
William Mc
Max Macon
Columbus
Hubert Limigr
Red Birers
Forrest Presses
Milwaukee
Walt Tauscher
Minneapolis
Milnar
Jack Tixing
Louisville
Wing
Erwin Prep Victory Over Lake Preston in Narrow Win
Erwin high school edged Lake Preston 49 to 3 in a defensive struggle with a tight first half. Wilkow and Sorenson starred for Erwin while Schroeder and Olson led Lake Preston. Erwin reserves won 14 to nothing as Hodges Jones fed the bench and Odden Bullington led the losers. Lake Preston town beat Erwin Inde 41 to 24 with Newman Fossum and Gilbertson key for Preston and Rebbing contributing for the Inde squad.
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Yriesiva, Vec
Lpemn
Erwin
Lake Preston
Wilkow
Sorenson
Schroeder
Olson
Erwin Secont
Morrison Named Best In Southeast by Coaches and Writers
Ray Morrison, famed for steering Vanderbilt, was chosen as best in the Southeast Conference for 1sT by conference coaches and Dixie writers in a fall poll conducted by the Nashville Tenn. Morrison was lauded for tutoring the opposition and for his standout coaching impact.
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Morrison
Nashville
Tenn
Dee Lee
Ray Morrison
Dixie Sports
Vanderbilt
Nashville Tiiney
Bears and Redskins to Clash at Chicago Sunday
Fan anticipation runs high for a national pro championship clash at Wrigley Field as the Chicago Bears face the Washington Redskins. Star backs Bronko Nagurski and George Halas era names anchor the defense while Sammy Baugh and other Redskins help fuel the showdown tensions.
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Chicago
Wrixity Field
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Cunt Batties
Sammy Baugh
Bronko Nagursk
Bears Hope Two Sets Of Linemen Beat Redskins
Chicago Bears coach Boss George Halas pins title hopes on reserve linemen who could man two lines to stifle Washington's offense led by Sam Baugh and Cliff Battles. He and line coach Luke Johnson stress rapid pressure without delay on every play to limit the Redskins.
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Chicago
George Hilas
Chicago Bears
Washington
Redskins
Bears
Bruin
Sam Bough
Hilty
Luke Johnson
Holax
Baugh
Miners Beat Chadron Teachers In Tight Victory
Rapid City Des 11. Miners push to conference ladder with a 49 to 32 win over Chadron Nebraska Normal. Armstrong led Chadron with 12 points while Bulls and Kunze each scored ten for Mines.
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Chadron
Rapid City
Des
Basketbo
School of Mines
Hardrockera
Neb
Nebraska
Chedron Cape
Mines
Lear
Armstrong
Bulls
Kunze
Miners
Purdue and Michigan Open Open Play Tonight
Purdue and Michigan begin their 1997 98 Big Ten schedules with home openers as Purdue hosts Indiana State Teachers in their new fieldhouse and Michigan faces Michigan State College in Ann Arbor. Also on tap are Northwestern at Pittsburgh and Ohio State hosting Nebraska while Chicago meets Marquette Carlton plays Minnesota Illinois meets Augustana and Indiana plays Ball State Teachers in Munice Indiana.
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Purdue
Michigan
Chicago
Dec
Boilermakers
Indiana State Teachers
Michigan State College
Ann Arbor
Wreensin
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Northwestern
Ohio State
Nebraska
Shaver
Marquette
Carlton
Minnesota
Lillinoi
Augustana
Rock Island
Indiana
Ball State
Munele
Ind
Aberdeen Gridders Face Tough Schedule Next Season
Aberdeen high school football, under Athletic Director Cy Holgate, announced a strenuous two year schedule mix. A home opener with Sioux City East is set for September 30 with a feature Oct 6, 1928 Pageantry event. Opponents include Huron, Sioux Falls, Mitchell, and the Flandrea Indians alongside an opening game yet to be arranged.
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Aberdeen
Vec. Iimurp
Averdeen High School
Cy Holgate
Sioux City East High School
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Gievena
Iowa
Huron
Mitchell
Flandreat Indians
Browns Mystery Trader Shapes St Louis Baseball Since 1932
A 1930s era feature by Hugh S. Fullerton Jr. traces the St Louis Browns trading game since 1932. It highlights Joe Vosmik Newsom Kress Mills West Knickerbocker Hadley and others, noting cash proceeds and long term club impact across multiple deals and years.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
New York
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Joe Vosmik
Boston
Buck Newsom
Red Kress
Buster Mills
Newsom
Washington
Kress
Rick Ferrell
Marvin Shea
Hadtey
Luke Sewell
Chicago
Campbell
Cleveland
Johnny Burnett
Bob Weiland
Strange
St Louis
Lynn Lary
Oscar Melillo
Beaton
Julius
Moose) Solters
St. Louis Ledger
Burnnett
Bottomley
Burnett
Cincinnati
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Saltern
Lary
Andrews
Vosmus
Billy Knickerbocker
Oral Hildebrand
Vosmik
Mills
West
Knickerbocker
Hidebrang
Newsont
Meio
Red Sox
Amd Ma
West All-Star Squad Picked for New Year's Day Game
West selection chairman Percy Lacey announced the West roster for the New Year’s Day East-West charity football game in San Francisco. Ends James Benton Arkansas Pate Smith Oklahoma Grant Stone Stanford Elmer Dohrmann Nebraska Tackles Fred Shirey Nebraska Curt Schleckmann Utah Bob Grimsteld Washington State Alex Schwarz San Francisco Guards Al Hoptownt Washington State Joe Routt Texas A and M Maurice Kirk Missouri Herbert Hedlund Drake Centera Louis Tsoutsouvas Stanford Mickey Parks Oklahoma Back George Karamatic Gonzaga Milton Popovich Montana Joe Gray Oregon State Elmer Kolberg Oregon State Dwight Sloan Arkansas Hugh Wolfe Texas Clarence Douglass Kansas Carl Litterfield Washington State. The West average weight is 98 pounds. East squad to be heavier. West meets in San Francisco Dec 20 for practice. East to assemble at Northwestern Dec 16, travel Dec 21, arriving in San Francisco Dec 21.
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San Francisco
Percy Lacey
James Benton
Arkansas
Pate Smith
Oklahoma
Grant Stone
Stanford
Elmer Dohrmann
Nebraska
Fred Shirey
Curt Schleckmann
Utah
Bob Grimsteld
Washington State
Kansas
Carl Litterfield
Lacey
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Lacey Mari
Northwestern University
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
A string of scattered results from early season basketball games lists teams and scores including Cornell 28 Iowa State 2 Gustavus Adolphus 44 Luther 1 Morningside M Sioux Falls College 24 Pittsburgh 27 Northwestern 22 and others such as Kansas 41 Ottawa 3 Drake 48 Simpson 26 Grinnell 38 Coeal Jamestown College 33 North Dakota State 27 Maryville Mo Teachers 48 Nebraska Wesleyan 37 South Dakota School of Mines 32 Chad 1 ron 2R South Dakota State 47 Augustana 34 Spearfish Teachers 41 Dickinson Teachers 36 Wayne 53 Omaha U 32 Western State Concordia Moorhead 2 Winona Teachers 36 Moorhead Teachers Hi Southern California 4 New Mexico Aggies Huron College Nettleton Commercial College 18 High School Basketball Brookings 71 Milbank 24 and other fragmentary results.
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Cornell
Iowa State
Gustavus Adolphus
Luther
Morningside
Sioux Falls College
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
State
Greeley State
Kansas
Ottawa
Drake
Simpson
Grinnell
Coeal
Jamestown College
North Dakota State
Maryville
Nebraska Wesleyan
South Dakota School of Mines
Chad
South Dakota State
Augustana
Spearfish
Dickinson
Wayne
Omaha U
Western State
Concordia
Moorhead
Minn
Winona
Southern California
New Mexico Aggies C. Huron College
Nettleton Commercial College
High Scheel
Brookings
Milbank
Wer High
Thomat
Madi
Snead Tops Field In Biltmore Open
Dus. 11 UP Slugging Sam Snead led the Minami Biltmore Open after a four under par 67. He held a two stroke edge over Johnny Revolta as he challenged the course in Coral Gables Florida. Snead discussed the club limit rule while noting his 11 clubs used under a pilot rule.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Dus
Sam Sneed
Snead
W. Va
Sem
Sosed
Johnny Revolta
P.G.A
Evanston
Wrestling Results from Buffalo and New Jersey Cards
Associated Press notes Danno O Mahoney defeated Ed Don in two of three falls in North Taos, while Abe Colenai of New Yok threw Joe Dusek for a fall. in Cleveland, Spyridon Marshall and partners Cole and Ali Baba wrestled to a one hour draw in New York.
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Buffalo
Danno O'Mahoney
Ed’ Don
North Taos
Salle
North Bergen
N. J
Colenai
Joe Dusek
Mabe
Cleveland
Sverwtt Marshall
la Junia
Cole
Ali Baba
New York
Drew
Aon
Budge Wins Singles Crown In Australia
American player Budge defeated Jack Bromwich of Australia in straight sets to claim the Victoria Singles Championship in Melbourne. Bromwich had earlier won titles in New South Wales Queensland and South Australian events. Dorothy May Bundy of Los Angeles won the women’s singles, defeating Nancy Wynns, the defending Australian champion, in a close match.
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Budge
Australia
Melbourne
Dea U
Donald
Victoria
Jack Bromwich
Bromwich
New South Wales
Queensland
Milas
Dorothy May Bundy
Low Angeles
Misa Nancy -Wynns
Ib Worssn
Spectacular Feats Garner 1937 All America Honors
New York report highlights Clinton Frank Yale, Charles Sweeney Notre Dame and Byron White Colorado as leading figures in the AP first team. The piece lists long gains, crucial blocks, interceptions, and standout kick returns across major programs from Yale to UCLA and Michigan State, detailing notable plays and game-winning moments throughout the 1937 season.
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Billbony
New York
Leo
America
Associated Press
Clinton Edward Frank
Yale
Charles Alexander Sweeney
Byron
Whizzer) White
Colorado
Frank
Finncdton
Sweeney
Eng
Notre Dame
Navy
Gophers
White
Rockies
Utah
Missouri
Colorado Coleege
Harry Thomas Fight Looms Over Schmeling Bout
New York schreibtup notes Harry Thomas faces Max Schmeling in a bout seen as a crucial test for both fighters. Schmeling’s age, ring rust, and power contrast with Thomas’s hunger and Midwest circuit grit. The card also lists recent results from Minneapolis and Sioux City minor bouts featuring several lightweights and featherweights.
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Drew Awdoleton
New York
Harry Thomas
Max Schineling
Niagara
Green
Braddock-Baer
Thomas
Schmeling
Tepetaire
Schieling
Louie Jeyhend
Yankee Stadium
Uhlan
Max
Louis
Leps
Sehmeling
Bux ‘Thomas
Midwest
Dempsey
Willan
Taney
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Young Gene Buffalo
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Johnny Rosie
Philadelphia
Eddie Cool
Johnny Turco
Jersey City
Frankie Satia
Mempaix
Benny Schwarts
St. Louis
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Neals
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Hump) Hadley
Bruce Campbell
Goosa Goslin
Walter Stewart
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
Lloyd Brown
Zaveril
Ond
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Goslin
Reynolds
Ivy Paul Andrews
Smead
Jolley
Wallace Herbert
Jim Levey
Hollywood
Atlan Strange
Olof Aland
Ponte di Legno
Norway
Northwest
Larry Rollins
Clint Frank
Charles Sweeney
Byron White
Hopes
Frontczak
Rap Hares
Mississippi
Dick Rice
Albrinhy
Hapes
Ouachita
THM
City College of New York
Ken Kavanaugh
Louisiana State
Rice
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Army
Art Frontczak
Columbia
Lion
Hal Hirshon
UCLA
Kenny Washington
Bruins
Johnny Ryland
Kee
Kentucky
Galoping
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Leward
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Éaling
Earl Henson
Appalachian
Catawba
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al Wilson
Maine
Georgia
Bill Hartman
Georgia Tech
Bobby Putnam
Yankton
Eugene Cielek
Irek
Michigan State
Baker Field
Pete Fay
Lions
Howard Dunney
N.Y.U
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Rams
Jack Bear
Dave Colwell
Dartmouth
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Kansas Suite
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Tane
Maxie
Everest
Roger Bernard
Flint
Mich
Jace Gibbons
St. Paul
Andy
Kid) Willer
Jimmy Clark
Jamestown
Dick Dempray
Bismarck
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