Tigers Set for Doubleheader Opener Tonight at Huron College
Tigers face Doland and Miller in a two game slate at the Huron college auditorium tonight. Frank Coffey relies on Miller Rusilers and Doland Wheelers to gauge a depleted squad, with five veterans backed by several sophomores for the opener and the follow-up game.
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Tigers
Tiger
Huron High High School
Frank Coffey
Roger Whealey
Miller Rusilers
Ray White
Doland Wheelers
Doland
Miller
Huron College
Deland
Bates-Scotland Rally Fails Against Butler Spiders
Bates-Scotland trailed early but made a second half rally in a Groton game against Butler Spiders, losing 34 to 20. Bates brothers led scoring with 10 points in the first half while the Feller group tallied 17 in the second, and the Bates-Scotland crew plans a Bristol indies appearance next week at the Bates-Bertice Mall.
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Bates-Scotland
Butler
County
Rames Brothers
Southern Normal
Bates Cagers
Feller
Alvin
Harlow
Waren
Jama
Allen Feller
Batee Scotland
Brothers
Bristol
Bates-Bertice
Feiler
Boosters Edge Miller in Tight Charity Game 25 18
Huron Boosters defeated the Pew-Co Stars 25 to 18 in Miller auditorium in a season opener charity game. Wetrick anchored the defense while Stensland led Miller with limited free throws, as six Huron players shared scoring and Miller struggled to finish on scoring chances. A rematch will be held at Miller with date to be announced.
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Carl “Hoot” Wetrick
Huron Boosters
Pew-Co Stars
Miller Auditorium
Huron
Columse Ezadlekretsen
Stensland
Turfonme
Roosters
Oss
Zip
Boosters
Winn
Stars
Bullis
Werricks
White Huron
Heliwath
van Cleave
Wetrick
Miller High
Haror
Capt. Mohlgren
Huron College
State College
Jones To Meet Piazza For Middleweight Title
In Milwaukee on December 13 Gorilla dronen from Akron and Odona Piazza the Italian middleweight champion will contest the world title vacated by Mickey Walker. Jones secured the right after a decisive 10 round bout, winning by a 2 to 1 judges vote in a United States middleweight tournament final.
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Gorilla Dronen
Akron
Ohio
Oddona Piazza
Italy
Mickey Walker
Jones
Firpe
Louisville
Mubmniston
Amociation
Negro
Wes
Judacs
Fights Last Night Reveals Varied Outcomes Across Cities
The Associated Press reports a slate of boxing results with champions and contenders in cities including New York Chicago Milwaukee Sioux City and San Francisco. Notables include Bat Battatino stopping Al Singer and Franta Nekolnu outpointing Vidal Gregorio with multiple knockouts and decisions across several weight classes.
Two Stand Out In Boxing Meet
In Chicago the National Boxing Association tournament narrows contenders for Rosenbloom’s light heavyweight throne. Baxter Calmes stops Marin Campi in under three rounds, Billy Jones battles Owen Phelps to a decision, and Clyde Chastain outpoints Humberto Curi while Davie Maler defeats Roy Williams. Harry Ebbets edges Wild Willie Oster in a tightly fought bout.
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Chicago
Maxie Rosenbloom
Billy Jones
Phildelphia Negro
Baxter Calmes
Oklahoma City
Calmes
National Boxing Association
Rosenbloom
Chicago Stadium
Marin Campi
Italy
Campi
Phil Collins
Jones
Owen Phelps
Phoenix
Asia
Davie Maler
Milwaukee Southpaw
Roy Williams
Chicago Negro
Wolsey Holds Virgil In Low Scoring Victory
Wolsey high school hoops defense stifled Virgil, 2 to 2, holding them scoreless for three quarters and allowing a single field goal in the final period. Woods and Custer starred for Wolsey as they led 14 to 9 at halftime. Virgil girls beat Wolsey 8 to 5 in the preliminary.
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Wolsey
Virgil
Wolsey High School
Nwrork
Wolsey Quint
Woods
Custer
Wolsey Girls
Forestburg Triumphs Lane in Twin Bill
Forestburg wins the twin bill with a late surge as Dea scores for Forestburg and Care Forsberg leads. Lane’s best were Barber and Bund, with Lane seconds as the team secures a narrow 12 to f victory.
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Foresttburg
Lane
Bill Forestburg
Dea
Finiah
Pth
Deewa
Foretburg
Care
Sie
Regional college hoops and football clash reshaped by transfers
Augustana and Sioux Falls settle their feud after transfers sparked a season opening rift. The State conference tightens transfer rules affecting eligibility. Huron’s Capt Mohlgren shines with 21 points, while South Dakota opens against Nebraska as the Coyotes chase another North Central title. The conference title race appears wide open with Wesleyan, Yorkton, Eastern, Northern, Southern, and others vying for supremacy and dark horses like Huron and Sioux Falls noted.
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Falls Colleges
Augustana
Sioux Falls College
Avigustana
Vikings
Braves
Wesleyar
Yorkton
Eastern
Northern
Southern
Huron
Sioux Falla
Mines
Speartish
Alpena Teams Sweep Woonsocket With Big Wins
Alpena Red Dragons led by Turner defeated Woonsocket independents 74 to 11 in Woonsocket and Alpena high school overwhelmed Woonsocket high 17 to an unknown amount. Turner scored 13 of Alpena’s points as the team built a commanding early lead and held it throughout.
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Woonsocket
Alpena Red Dragons
John Bentson
Central West Public Service Co
Woonsocket High
Red Dragons
Somen
Turner
Alpenas
Scalpers At State Return Cage Tilt Tonight
Huron college Scalpers travel to Brookings to face the Jackrabbits in a return encounter. The squad, bolstered by returnee Nohlgren and a tighter defense, aims to rebound from Tuesday's 47 point loss as Dennis and Warner anchor the backcourt with Lowdog and Noblesen up front.
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Tessers
Ward Bell
Huron College
Brookings
Huron
Yankton College
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Swede
Noblesen
Nohlgren
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Worner
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Canova Lad
Warner
Bell
Lowdog
Lamb
State
Bostic
Misterik
Davis
Whittington
Cahalan
Midwest All America stars join Shriners game squad
Three 1971 all America selections from the Midwest accept invitations to the east team for the Shriners benefit game in San Francisco on New Year’s Day. Notre Dame and Northwestern players Barry Marchmont Schwartz Frank Hoffman Dallas Marvis Northwestern Nedie Hoffman join fellow Midwest stars in Evanston for final practice with eastern selections led by Colgate’s Andy Kerr.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Marchmont ‘ Schwartz
Frank
Nordie) Hoffman
Notre Dame
Dallas Marvis
Northwestern
Dick Hanley
Midwest Stara
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Evanston Dee
Billi Hewitt
Wichigan
Jim Purvis
Charles Miller
Purdue
Paul Engebretsen
Ted Russell
Rosa Rebholz
Wisconsin
Bob Haubrich
Ohio State
al Tez
Minnesota
Billiard title drama halts Rudolph run in final day
In Philadelphia on December 12 Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland defending champion battled Johnny Layton of Sedalia Missouri to a 125 to 4 finish after a disrupted run. Layton remained scoreless and scratched twice as Rudolph owned a 113 to minus 2 lead at 18 minutes yet lost a long run of 55. Frank Taberski beat Onofrio Lauri to tie Rudolph for second, while George Kelly toppled Robert Lingbloom and Marcel Camp defeated Andrew Ponzi in other day’s play.
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Rudolph
Philadelphia
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Layton
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Onofrio Lauri
Brooklyn
George Kelly
Robert Lingbloom
Seattle
Marcel Camp
Detroit
Andrew Ponzi
Oldham Wins Three From Lake Preston in Junior Contest
Oldham led 33 10 at halftime and beat Lake Preston juniors 31 5 while Oldham town team edged Brook town 9 27 to crackle Brot town. Neuman Swart end Clair Smithback starred for Oldham in this Dakota University era recap.
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Lake Preston
Neuman Swart
Clair Smithback
Oldham Midacts
Lake Pretina
Oldhem
Cr Ackle
Syverson
Bosth
Jai Oy
Dekota Univer
Jayhawks Hang Up 41 Straight Wins
Pittsburgh Teachers tower above rivals in a basketball note. They ride a 41 game win streak led by Bill Vanek Francis Wachter and Ernest Schmidt. The team averages about six feet three, and plans another camp to chase two more victories.
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Pittsburgh
Bill Vanek
Francis Wachter
Ernest Schmidt
Battalino Battling For Canzoneri Lightweight Crown
Hartford lad Battalino, once featherweight champion, enters lightweight contention after a second round knockout of Al Singer at Madison Square Garden. The star weighed 135 pounds plus a hefty 24 pounds over the limit, shocking the crowd of 17,000 at Hearst Christmas fund show.
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New York
Christopher Bat" Battatino
Hartford
Conn
Andre Routis
Tony Canzoneri
Battalina
al Singer
Madison Square
Singer
Highmore Defeats Ree Heights In Season Opener
Highmore High School beat Ree Heights 18 to 5 in a season opening boys basketball game. Captain LeRoy Hamlin scored 12 of Highmore’s 18 as the team built a large second half lead. Highmore’s listed lineup included Hamlin Brown Cunningham Mitchell and Gibbs Freier appeared in the fourth. Ree Heights used Gardner Lisson Natonly Hamill Argobast Payne Gradex with junior teams also playing.
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Hamlin
Brown
Cunningham
Mitchell
Gibbs
Freier
Gardner
Lisson
Natonly
Hamill
Arbogast
Payne
A Ee Faiser
Higtamore
Raymond Boys Beat Lily In 18 to 7 Victory
Dec 13 Lily hosted a high school basketball doubleheader. Raymond boys defeated Lily 18 to 7, while the Lily girls lost 15? to 7? The girls were coached by Miss Marjorie Cobb and Prof Irvin Horther coached the boys.
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Specia
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Marjorie Cobb
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Horther
Raymond Boye
Army vs Navy Closes Football Season At Yankee Stadium
A capacity crowd of about 75 000 was forecast for the Army Navy clash at Yankee Stadium serving charity. Army led by Ray Stecker faces Navy led by Bullet Lou Kim in a defensive battle with broadcast plans spanning 15 stations and short wave links. Stadium entry between 11:00 and 11:30 a.m. with kickoff at 12:10 p.m.
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New York
Army
Navy
Yankee Stadium
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Tars
Arty
Ray Stecker
Stecker
Travis Brown
Tom Kilday
Ken Fields
Ed Herb
Kim Navy
Bullet Lou" Kim
Joe Tschirg
Coyotes Meet Cornhuskers In season opener clash
The University of South Dakota Coyotes open the 1994-95 season against Nebraska in Lincoln, aiming to avenge last year's one point loss. Coach Hoy freshens the squad with 14 new players while juggling center and guard positions, following preseason drills as the team plans tests against Oklahoma A&M and Minnesota before Christmas.
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Miller
Huron
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Spicer
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Peterson
Doland
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Wetrick
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I the Tiger Avray
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University of South Dakota Coyotes
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University of South Dakota
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Madison High School
Stewart
Wilson
Steve Adkins
Parkston
Oklahoma Aggies
Minnesota
Ingwersen Resigns as Iowa Head Football Coach
University of Iowa head football coach Burton A. Ingwersen resigns after serving since 1924. He told E H Lanx, director of university athletics, that he submitted the resignation Thursday afternoon and has several things in mind, though nothing definite yet. Additional sport coverage on page twelve.
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Iowa University
Iowa City
Burton
A. Ingwersen
University of Iowa
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