Tigers Face Two Region 4 Title Contenders This Week
Huron's Tigers face Redfield Pheasants on Friday and Bierce Governors on Saturday in a busy Region 4 slate. Coach Coffey expanded the lineup, using 18 players in two games, with McGinty and Buchenan stepping up in the absence of ineligible regulars. Ulrich led Miller with 10 points while Greene supplied late heroics in overtime.
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Frank Coffey
Tigers
Wil Fine
Huron Prep Dribblers
Roger Whealey
Miller Rustiers
Huron
Ray White
Doland Wheelers
Tiger
Bedfield
Pierre
Coffey Boys
Redfield
John Johnson
Pheasants
Cuzon
Paul Marschalk
Bierce
Rapid City
Coffey
Miller
Doland
Deland
McGinty
Buchenan
Niermeyer
Greena
Long Tosy
Rustter's
Ulrich
Greene
Bohning
Brad
Sashy
Wheelers
Galbesith
Kenyon
Smith
Wessington Springs Gears Up After Ineligible Players Return
Wessington Springs high school basketball gains depth as three ineligible players return for the second semester. Captain Bil Hatch and George Pinnard lead the squad, with Lammers sidelined. Season opens at home against Plankinton, then Alpena, Kimball, Miller, Forestburg, Woonsocket, Alpena again, and Plankton. Thirteen players earned letters, with five set to return next season, while wing positions pose the main challenge.
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Wessingtion Springs
Roy Welsandt
Wassington Springs High School
Seasea
Bil Hatch
George Pinard
Wessington Springs
Lammers
Plankinton
Wessingtorn
Springs
Alpena
Wessington ‘Springs
Kim
Ball
Miller
Forestburg
Forestburg At ‘Wessington | Springs. Jan. 2—Woonsocket
Wessington
Wesington Springs
Lane
Woorsocket
Wessington Springs High School
Welsandt
Stanley Long
George Pinnard
William Sistka
Claude Letterstram
Boyd Dye
Ted Lammers
Allison Durfham
William Hatch
Herold Olsen
Virgil Harbert
Alwyn Robison
Elvin Rumebert
Captain Long
Letterstrom
Dye
Hatch
Voters to Decide on Race Wagering
California voters may vote on legalized horse race betting in the 1982 general election. Initiative petitions are being prepared for circulation to place the issue on the ballot. About 110,000 names will be required.
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San Francisco
California
Redfield High Basketball Prospects Look Bright
Redfield high school returns three lettermen and a strong junior squad as coach John Johnson’s team posts two early wins over Mellette and Frankfort. The schedule lists games with Milbank Huron Watertown Doland Clark Britt an Webster and Doland again with captains Burke Van Wald and Merlin Marstefeld leading guards and forwards Raymond Haugen Holmes and Dudrey anchoring the lineup. Nineteen football lettermen from last season also earned letters this year, including Arthur Krueger Burke Van Wald and Raymond Haugen among others.
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Redfield
Der
Redfield High
John Johnson
Quint Thas
Mellette
Frankfort
Cn Tap
Pheasants
Milbank
Frank Coffey
Huron
Sigers
Dona
Watertown
Doland
Clark
Britton
Webster
Webstar
Brittan
Chark
Awan Menegram
Dse
Arthur Krueger
Burke van Wold
Raymond Haugen
Robert Thompson
Eldon Fogelson
David Bates
Richard Yager
John O'Connor
Charles Farnham
Merlin Martaffeld
Wayne Watson
Fred Beckman
Herbert ‘Holmes
William Walton
Wilbur
Coaches Gather in Huron for Monthly Dinner Session
Athletic instructors from a South Dakota central section meet in Huron for their winter dinner series. The group plans monthly gatherings, with November’s session set, to discuss professional topics and share guidance among members.
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South Dakota
Huron
Omergadleath
Alarvin Hughltt
Ana Bell
Huron College
Sihleti
Huron Scalpers Prepare for Southern Road Trip
South Dakota State College defeated Huron 42 to 25 in Brookings extending their win streak as coach Threlfall fields sophomores for weekday drills. The team travels to Yankton to face the Greyhounds then to University to meet the North Central champion Hoymen this week.
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State College
Yankton
Yankton College Greyhounds
Rube Hoy’s University
Hoymen
Downing Nebraska University
Coffey Arranges Gridiron Lineup for Huron 1932
Huron high school football coach Coffey announced the Eastern South Dakota conference lineup and 1932 schedule after the Madison meeting. Nine member schools—Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, Huron, Mitchell, Watertown, Madison, Brookings, Vermillion, Yankton—are represented with Redfield having left last year. Nonconference dates fill openings and Huron will host or travel for six league games including Oct 2 at Watertown and Nov 11 at Brookings.
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Aberdeen
Huron
Mitchell
Watertown
Madison
Brookings
Vermillion
Yankton
Redfield
Arrows
Coffey
Miller
Doland
Pierre
Coach Coffey
Open
Opera
Turon
Trojans Favored to Beat Tulane After Georgia Thrashing
Southern California's Trojans are overwhelming favorites to defeat Tulane in the Rome Bowl on New Year's Day after a 60 to 0 win over Georgia. Coach Mehre praised the Trojans and noted 41,000 tickets sold with more expected, while the winner could claim the national championship. Georgia, though outmatched by about 10 pounds per man, fought hard and earned respect for its effort.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
Tulane
New Orleans
University of Georgia
Georgia
Harry Mehre
Greenleaf Leads Tough Path in National Pocket Billiards
Ralph Greenleaf of New York, 10 time champion, leads 12 players with one week left in the national pocket billiards tournament. His remaining opponents include Erwin Ru, Tuberski, George Kelly, Andrew Pod, and Querris Earl, as others threaten his perfect record.
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Greenleaf
Philadelphia
Ralph
New York
Elas
Army and Navy Likely to Patch Gridiron Rivalry
New York December report notes renewed Army Navy cordiality after a 17 to 7 Army victory. Talks on eligibility rules linger, with Navy pushing for Army to drop the three year requirement. Saturday’s game showcased a clean yet competitive clash despite the underdog Navy’s strong defense.
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Army
Navy
Coyotes Edge Nebraska 41 36 in rough opener
South Dakota upends Nebraska 41 to 36 in Lincoln as Adkins leads the Coyotes with 26 points including 11 field goals and 4 free throws. Wischmeier and Henrion lead the Huskers with eight and five points respectively in front of about 3,000 fans.
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University of Nebraska
South Dakota University
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Benson
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Huskers
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Henrion
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Olgon
Q Sauer
Buck
Wehmeier
Hoppel
Mason
Walker
Hartley
Wilson
Mauch
iSenior
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Norton
Koster
Exnie Adams
Omaha University
Bob Sisty
Midland
Wolves Open North Dakota Trip In Three Game Series
The Northern State Teachers wolves depart Aberdeen for a three game basketball swing in North Dakota. They will play Valley City Teachers College, Jamestown College, and Ellendale Normal, opening with a 34 to 27 win over Jamestown. Coach Campbell hopes for many victories with six lettermen returning and two new additions. The trip highlights a busy early season schedule as the team targets a conference title.
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Schulte
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Deimert
Faward
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Aberdeen
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Valley City Teachers College
South
Jimmies
Rob
Cardpbell
Gers
Eagon
Madison
Huron High School
Campbell
Summerfelt Named Army Football Captain for 1932
WEST POINT N Y Dec 14 Milton Summerfelt a 23 year old Chicagoan has been elected captain of Army s 1932 Football team He played the full 69 minutes against Notre Dame and about 52 minutes against Navy on Saturday He is Army s regular left guard this season
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West Point
Milton Summerfelt
Army
Summerfelt
Notre Dame
Navy
Loughran Meets Levinsky Again In Madison Square Garden
In New York on Friday night Tommy Loughran faces Chicago challenger King Levinsky in a ten round feature at Madison Square Garden. This will be their second meeting after Levinsky previously drew with Primo Camera in Chicago. Also shows planned in Boston Chicago Montreal and Los Angeles with boxing titles and bouts featuring Lou Brouillard Baby Joe Gans and Panama Al Brown among others.
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Tommy Loughran
King Levinsky
Chicago
King
Loughran
Madison Square Garden
Levinsky
Boston
Montreal
Los Angeles
National Boxing Association
Van
Maxie Rosenbloom
Larry Johnson
Line Up Prelims For Legion Card
American Legion entertainment committee chair Jack Reiss announced three preliminaries for Thursday's boxing card in Virgil. Injured Sarrell Top Seaman was pulled from a planned bout with Tony LeClaire. Young Fuglsang faces Huron's Battling Barclay in a four round bout. Kid Maunders meets Virgil’s own Kid Cameron in a three rounder. Promoter Reiss expects LeClaire's opponent to be chosen by tomorrow with additional preliminaries to follow. Thursday's program is open to ex service men though Legionnaires are to be admitted.
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Tony LeClaire
Virgil
Jack Reiss
American Legion
Sarrell
LeClaire
Young Fuglsang
Huron
Kid Maunders
Battling Barclay
Kid Cameron
Bloomberg
Wipf
Reiss
Legion Committees
Gann Valley Loses In Closing Minutes
Gann Valley fell 21 to 20 to Pukwana on their home floor as Ted Glass nailed two late shots to lift the Orioles. Top scorers were Glass with 14, Mobius 12, Mentzer 8, while Captain Frick starred at guard for Gann Valley. A return game is set for December 17.
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Gann Valley
Ted Glass
Pukwana
Orioles
Gann Valley High School
Ted Glam
Mobius
Mentzer
Frick
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