Huron Tigers to Host Rapid City Cobblers Saturday Night
Huron High School Tigers prepare for a tough home game against Rapid City Cobblers led by Euclid Cobb after a narrow win over Redfeld. Rapid City features seven players including Mathews Sagen Forker Haskins Jensen Thurrow Schultz, edges Yale 39 12 in opener and will clash with Aberdeen tonight before meeting Huron. Coach Washabaugh’s Tiger B team faces Yale Trojans prior to main event at 6:40 in Huron College gym.
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Huron High School Tigers
Cobblers
Rapid City
Fiery Tigers
Quint
Euclid Cobb
Sioux Falls
Warriors
Cobb Machine
Amon
Dick Mathews
Eugene Sagen
Fieldon Forker
Don Haskins
Robert Jensen
Robert Thurrow
Paul Schultz
Black Hills
Aberdeen
Cy Hoifate
Washabaugh
Tiger B’s
Yale Trojans
Beadle County
Huroh College
Inter-City Bowling League Opens With Sweep by Two Teams
Woonsocket and Iroquois bowlers swept opening matches in the new Inter-City Bowling League at Daum Alleys. Iroquois won all three against Hitchcock. Woonsocket blanked Alpena. Yale did not oppose as Virgil could not attend. Individual scores list Iroquois, Woonsocket, Yale, and Alpena players. Daum Alleys sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress. others to start soon per manager Roy Daum.
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Woonsocket
Iroquois
Daum
Iroquoia
Hitchcock
Seidschiaw
Yale—Meyer
Zeigeldorf
Kisinsasser
Vondracek
Chering
American Bowling Congress
Roy Daum
Bancroft Hawks Schedule Edge of County Tourneys
Bancroft announces a winter basketball slate with games at Willow Lake Iroquois Yale and Holland plus the county tournament and district rounds. Gann Valley opens season with a 21 to 20 win over Kimball as center Melvin Rank leads with 11 points.
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Bancroft
Willow Lake
Iroquois
Yale
Holland
Erwin
Gann Valley
Gann Valley High School
Kimball
Melvin Rank
Contested West Coast Cage Honors Looms This Season
The northern Pacific Coast Conference division features Washington, Oregon State, Oregon, and Washington State, while Southern California and Stanford contend in the south. Washington State and Oregon boast recent stars and height, with Oregon State led by Mandic and Durdan joining veteran Beavers as favorites and contenders emerge from Stanford and USC.
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Buhton Benjamin
Pacific
Coast Basketball Timber
Redwoods
Washington State
Oregon State
Oregon
Darkhorse
Washington
Stanford
California
United States
Berlin
Dour
Don Durdan
Vi Townsend
Wally Borrevik
Howard Robson
Warren Taylor
Ralph Furman
Archie Marshik
George
Andrew
Japanese Football Player Honored by Pacific Lutheran teammates
Dee Yamada, an American born Japanese halfback on the Pacific Lutheran College football squad, was honored by teammates with the football used in GLife victory over Central Washington. Mentioned are players Don Kirsch, Paul Jackeson, and Lloyd Jackson, plus notes on Stanford, Southern California, and California teams and returnees.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dee
Seichi Yamada
Pacifi Lutheran
Central Washington Colinee
Don Kirsch
Paul Jacke
Lloyd Jackson
Stanford
Don Williams
Forddy Anderson
Ken Davidson
Don Burness
Bill Cowdan
Jack Dana
Fred Linari
Ed Voss
Jim Pollard
Hank Luiscetti
Trojans
California
Bob, Ormsby
Alex Omasey
John Luber
Luber
Naval Aviation
Bob DeWitt
Modesto
Santa Cruz
Sig Jacobson
Dick Bailey
Eugene Speck
USC
L.A
Jack Robinson
Santa Clara
Pacific Coast
Broncos
Stan
Patrick
Sam Alaimo
Carl Schroven
Leo Murphy
Bowl Teams Out Of Place Without Texas Javelin Event
New York sports writer notes bowls miss Texas and javelin, cites Big Ten push to scrap javelin due to safety concerns. Mentions Baylor, Christian colleges, and Poor alignment of teams with events as season progresses.
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Texas
Big 10
Harry Crayson
New York
Baylor
Nextas Christian
Fetter Athan
Gustavus To Be Tough Customer
BROOKINGS December 12 Gustavus Adolphus visits South Dakota State College Rabbits in a hard fought prep ahead of North Central Conference play. Don Holm leads scoring with 13 points per game while Billington and Stretch Schryer share second with nine. Coach McCrady warns of tough competition and urges focus before league games. The Rabbits also schedule Hastings College December 15 and Winona Teachers December 18.
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Brookings
State College
Gustavus Adolphus
Jose Battle
Don Holm
Billington
McCrady
North Central
The
Rabbits
Gustics
Hasting College
Winona
Coyotes Set to Face Nebraska in Lincoln Showdown
South Dakota Coyotes travel to Lincoln for a rematch with Nebraska Cornhuskers after a 56 35 setback to Minnesota. Coach Rube Hoy praises redshirt effort and confirms the same starting lineup with Solberg and Smith leading the front line. Creighton game follows on December 18 at Vermillion.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota Coyotes
Lincoln
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Coyotes
Minnesota
Gophers
Minnesotans
Carl B
Rube” Hoy
Gopher
Creighton
Vermaillion
Hoy
Big Ole Solberg
Aberdeen
Dor Smith
Brillant Doland
Coyote
Solberg
Smith
Elroy
Lemaster
Belle Fourche
Dad Taplett
Tyndall
Bud Ebert Huron
Iroquois Chiefs Defeat Hetland 26 to 19 On Home Floor
Iroquois Chiefs beat Hetland 26 to 19 on Hetlang floor last Tuesday. Center Geyer led with 14 points as Iroquois avenged a preliminary loss.
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Hetland
Hetlang
Geyer
Mize Sold to Giants as Cardinals Swap Nears End
Chicago dispatch reports the St. Louis Cardinals traded Johnny Mize to the New York Giants after a late winter meeting. In exchange, St. Louis received Ken O’Dea and Bill Lohrmann plus cash, with Ray Sanders and Iron Rochester slated to backfill first base. The exchange coincided with war-related fund proposals and continued seven night games per club.
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Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Giants
Dave Hoff
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Branch Rickey
Bill Terry
Rickey
Terry
Ken
O'Dea
Bill Lohrmann
O’dea
Lohrmann
Columbus
Ray Sanders
Rochester
Johnny Hepp
Nan ‘Oldiers
American Legion
Iowa State and Kansas Lead Big Six Race Again
Ames report notes Iowa State Cyclones and Kansas Jayhawks as co favorites in the Big Six as both schools return strong rosters. Iowa State faces need for a center to replace Gordon Nicholas while Kansas houses seven returning lettermen led by Ralph Miller and Bob Johnson. New prospects include Ray Evans and Jack Ballard, with hope for Oklahoma and Kansas State to challenge.
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Charles Chamberlain Ames
Iowa State
Cyclones
Kansas University
Town State
Louis Menze
Gordon Nicholas
Caral Schneider
Giant
Henry Vogt
Menze
al Rudolfson
Bob Harris
Forrest
Phog) Allen
Kansas
Ralph Miller
Jayhawk
Letterman
Bob Johnson
Phog
Howard Engleman
Bob* Allen
John Kline
Engleman
Allen
Kline
Marvin Sollenberger
Ray Evans
Jd Jack Ballard
Kansas State
Tom
Guy
Oklahoma
Defense Bonds For Prizes In Bowling
Secretary E H Baumgarten of the American Bowling Congress urged 18 000 bowling leagues to pay league prizes with United States defense bonds and stamps. The ABC bought 15 000 in bonds and plans to convert most of its reserve fund. Nebraska features six monogram wearers back including all conference guard Sid Held.
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Milwaukee
E. H. Baumgarten
American Bowling Congress Today
National Organization
Nebraska
Sid Held
Zivic McCoy Scrap Set for Madison Square Garden Night
Young Kid McCoy of Detroit meets former welterweight champion Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. The winner advances toward a shot at Freddie Cochrane, with about 10,000 fans expected and a clash with Ray Robinson looming next month for the title bout.
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New York
Kid McCoy
Detroit
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Madison Square Garden
Freddie Cochrane
McCoy
Ray Robinson
Harlem
Cochrane
Sports Roundup: Navy, Arcads, and Giants Manager Talk
A diverse sports roundup notes Isaac Kidd Jr of the Naval Academy B team, ex-coach Lieut. Bill Ingram stationed in Oklahoma, and former Syracuse star Tom Lombardi with West Virginia. It mentions coach Ferguson of the Arkansas Aggies warning against PCC club schedules, Mel Ott’s managerial popularity, Walter Beitila training at Glenview Naval Base, and Croft’s football scouts interest. Also recalls Lefty Grove’s wish to pitch against Bob Jr and Larry MacPhail’s outfield hole purchase for 30,000.
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New York
Isaac Kidd, Jr
Admiral Kidd
Hawaii
Naval Academy
Bill Ingram
Navy
Oklahoma
Tom Lombardi
Syracuse
West Virginia
Southwest
Fergie Ferguson
Arkansas Aggies Boll Weevils
Walter Beitila
Ishpeming
Mich
Glenview
Naval Reserve Aviation
Thad Camp Croft
S. C
Bob Cromwell
Boston College
North Corpus Christi
Texas
B. C.holy Cross
Lefty Grove
Bob, Jr
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn
Padgett
Gusties Run Past Northern in Big Scoring Win
Aberdeen reports Gustavus Adolphus College bears Northern team as star guard leads with five baskets and five free throws for 15 points while Gusties dominate with size and depth in a warm gym.
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Aberdeen
Dec
Gustavous Adolphus College
Thesv
Irj
British Boxing Talks Stir London After War Pause
Farr invites Joe Louis to box in London highlighting wartime sport shifts. The scene notes Tommy Farr and Mike Jacobs with references to Navy Relief funds and a broader shift to training camps. Louis plans an encore with Buddy Baer at Madison Square Garden, while purse moves support the relief effort.
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Farr
Joe Louis
London
Tommy
Mike Jacobs
Tonypandy
New York
Dee Sand
Wilson
Louis
Buddy Baer
Garden
Jacobs
Profi Zoes
Navy Relief Fund
Mike
Jacaie T
Frizie Evie Benamy Davie
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