Huron College Wins Wild Game From Nettleton s 33 32
Huron College edged Nettleton s 33 to 32 in a chaotic gym showdown as Bill Hauge led Scalpers with eight field goals and two free throws while Quick Bear paced Nettletons with 12 points in a tight finish. The AP poll later named the Yankees the nation s outstanding sports team of the year.
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Nettleton’s
Yankees
A. P
Wottidian Commercial College
Bill Hauge
Huron
Bac
Quick Benz
Blacksmith
Tibbetts
Tron
Nettletons
Hauxe
Harther
McDermott
Jansa
Highmore High School
Quick Bear
Notts
Till Hauze
Indians
Nees
Hauge
Rosebud
Bonors
To Hauge
Schuelke
Sisson
Herber Ce Pit Knapp
McDermond
Cameron
Blacksmiths
Aren de Hare
Sundber
Tibbetts, & van Pelt
College Scores and High School Outcomes From The North Dakota Almanac
College scores list multiple small schools with points for St Marys Winona, Augustana Rock Island, Muskegon, Grand Rapids, South Dakota State, Wartburg, Kearney, Huron College, Nettleton Business College, and others. High school results include Highmore Ree Heights Faulkton Miller Bonilla and related reserves, plus Huron College reserves beating Alpena High School. The narrative notes a conference schedule ahead with non league results shaping early season form. Edwin Bye leads scoring for Alpena reserves with 8 points, followed by Atkinson Bonilla Loabita and others.
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Associated Press
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Winona
Augustana
Rock Island
Muskegon
the Grand
Highmore
Ree Heights
Faulkton
Miller
Bonilla
Huron College
Alpene
Springfield
Freeman
Howard
Fedora
Canova
Argonne
Blunt
Harrold
Aberdeen
Northern Teachers’ College Wolves
Dakota Wesleyan
Alpena
Alpena High School
Collegians
Edwin Bye
Lily
Clark Atkinson
Dan Loabita
Hazel
Willard McGee
Letcher
J. Hayes
Aisenbrey
Packers Place Three On All League Team
Green Bay dominated the 1938 National Pro Football League all league selections chosen by coaches. Fullback Clark Hinkle Don Hutson and Russ Lellow earned first team spots. Cecil Isbell Milt Gantenbein made the second team. Ed Widseth Mel Hein and Ed Danowske highlighted the Giants’ strong showing.
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New York
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Clark Hinkle
Don Hutson
Russ Lellow
Cecil Isbell
Milt Gantenbein
Canova Routs Argonne in 49 to 21 Victory
Canova High School men romped past Argonne 49 to 21 led by Duxbury forward and Tripler guard. It marked Canova’s third win in the Little Hickory Conference as shooting faltered on both sides. Argonne reserves benefited late, edging Canova 16 to 13.
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Argonne
Duxbury
Trippler
Canova High School
Little Hickory
Ac Bonne
Cme
Rabbits Rout Eastern Normal 65 21 In Brookings Match
State Agricultural College Jack rabbits outplayed Eastern Normal last night at Brookings winning 65 to 21. All players saw action except the student manager, with a 27 to 16 halftime lead.
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Eastern
Brookings
Jimmy Baker
State Agricultural College
Jack~rabbits
Stephan Independents Rally Past Milter Merchants in Free-Scoring Joust
Stephan Independents rolled to 69 points against 42 by the Milter Merchants in a recent free scoring game. Gardner led Stephan with 27 and Valdez 14 while George Marsh topped the Merchants with 17. Alpena Red Dragons face Red Heights Phillips 66 in season opener tonight.
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Stephan Independents
Milter Merchants
Merchants
Gardner
Valdez
Stephan
George Marsh
RED Dragons
Alpena
Alpena Red Dragons
Red Heights
Phillips 66
Montrose Shamrocks
NCAA Plans Regional Committees For Postseason Title
The NCAA outlined a plan to crown an undisputed college basketball champion with four regional slates. District committees will pick one entrant each for the post season. games set for March with regional winners meeting for the title.
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Columbus
National Collegiate Athletic Association
America
H. G.olsen
Ohio State University
Olsen
Mississippi
New York
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Denver
Los Angeles
Tony Galenty Eyes Bout With Baer Brothers Amid Talks
Minneapolis dispatch reports Tony Galento plans to fight the Baer family with Joe Jacobs signaling a probable Max Baer bout in Philadelphia next May. An exhibition and a Bethlehem show are also mentioned as Galento stays active in regional events. Buddy Baer is linked to a Miami fight while Aneil Hoffman weighs the Nova Farr outcome before firm plans. Galento is to face Dick Daniels in a four round Larmory card Friday.
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Tony Galenty
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Joe Jacobs
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N. J
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Max Baer
Philadelphia
Ferman Taylor
Aneil Hoffman
Baer Brothers
Sacramento
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Tommy Farr
Max
Hoffman
Buddy Baer
Gajente
Miami
Chicago
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Dick Daniels
Larmory
Wolsey Cardinals to host Bonilla in Friday night clash
Wolsey prepares for the season’s first home game and second conference matchup. Coach John Stephens confirms first team dressings including Richard Haedel Hugo Haedel Martin Busch Roger Wharton Ed Hoskins Delbert Vacknitz and Arthur Vacknitz. Girls team from Beadle County opens four game slate versus Bonilla with limited returnees led by Velma Rodman Shelma Rodman and coach Eleanor Siegler. Pep Club will entertain during halves. Next game against Virgil set for Tuesday December 20.
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Wolsey Cardinals
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Cardinals
Hitchcock
John Stephens
Richard
Hugo Haedel
Martin Busch
Roger Wharton
Park Hoskins
Delbert
Arthur Vacknitz
Eri Vacknitz
Bertram
Herbert Jungemann
Caroll Salisbury
Milton Jungzemann
John Lenz
Robert Friese
Beadie County
Wil
Velma
Shelma Rodman
Eleanor Siegler
June Ellen Gordon
Doris Peterson
Pearl Simmons
Ruth Meyer
Maxine Schluter
Tris Privett
Margaret Thompson
Judson M. Gaige
Virgil
Blunt Monarchs Defeat Harrold 27 to 15 in Local Prime
The Blunt Monarchs beat Harrold 27 to 15 with V Crain scoring 15 points. Half time stood 16 to 8 for Blunt. The Monarchs also won the preliminary 14 to 4 with Blunt seconds defeating Harrold seconds. Blunt will host Ree Heights Friday night.
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Blunt Monarchs
Harrold
Blunt
V. Crain
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Ree Heights
Coyotes to Meet U of Cincinnati Next Fall
Cincinnati December 14 The University of Cincinnati announced a 1934 football game with the University of South Dakota to be played at Nippert Stadium on November 19 The Bearcats have beaten the westerners in 1932 1983 and 1935.
Fights Last Night Le A Ne
Eddie Wen outpointed Emilio Martinez in Jedmonton Alberta as 1754 event drew action from Denver. Georgie Crouch of Los Angeles outpointed Ritchie Fontaine in Butte Montana with a 137 136 decision in a regional bout.
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Jedmonton
Alta
Eddie Wenstad
Emilio Martinez
Denver
Los Angeles
Georgie ‘Crouch
Ritchie Fontaine
Butte
Mont
Ont
Highmore Pirates rally past Ree Heights 22 21
Highmore Pirates edged Ree Heights 22 to 21 in a closely contested game here last evening to chalk up their first win of the season. Garrigan led Highmore with 13 points while Hanson paced Ree Heights with seven. Ree Heights won the second unit game 19 to 12.
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Highmore Pirates
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Pirates
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Ree
Hanson
Ree Heights
Howard Beats Fedora In Little Hickory Clash
Howard held Fedora to one field goal late in the game to win 21 to 6 in a Little Hickory Conference match. Noel Tystad led Howard with nine points while Dahl led Fedora with three. Howard also won the second team game 18 to 12.
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Fedora
Little Hickory
Corey
Carter
Noel Tystad
Dahl
Artesian and Alpena Split Double Header
Artesian High School split a double header with Alpena. The Artesian boys lost 19 to 9 after a 17 to 1 first half run by Alpena, while the Artesian girls won 20 to 17 as the last 16 minutes featured the second team.
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Wildcats
Nova Refuses To Look Beyond His Fight With Farr
New York boxer Lou Nova rejects focus on talk of future bouts after his upcoming fight with Tommy Farr. He cites a poor training camp for the Barland bout and says his priority is beating Farr in a 15 round main event. Nova mentions past fights including a knockout of Bob Nestell and a stop of Gunnar Barland. He notes Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey suggesting possible associations with Lou.
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Lov’ Nova
Tommy Farr
Joe Lanvis
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Thavs
Gunnar Barland
Louis
Hig
Ray Carlin
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Lou
Bob Nestell
Barlund
Gunnar
Prep Player Dies After Heart Attack On Court
An 18 year old Bloomington forward Gene Crank collapsed early in the second quarter of a preliminary basketball game between Bloomington and Clinton in Illinois. He was carried to the dressing room and died before physicians arrived. Coroner Leo Hemmere ruled the death a heart attack.
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Clinton
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Ithewo
Leo Hemmere
Miller Rustlers Fall to Faulkton in Tuesday Tilt
The Miller Rustlers were upset by Faulkton 29 to 23 in their second game of the season. Faulkton led 13 to 5 at halftime as Bonilla’s reserves also defeated Miller 24 to 18. The Rustlers host Ipswich Friday night.
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Bee
Miller Rustlers
Faulkton
Trojans
Hell
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Bonilla
Miller Reserves
Russlers
Ipswich
McCarthy’s Bombers Top AP Poll for 1938 Sports Year
New York Yankees led 61 of 67 editors in the eighth annual AP poll naming them the outstanding sports team of 1938. Joe McCarthy’s squad finished with 192 points, after a record season that included sweeping the Cubs four games to none for their third straight World Series title. Football selections followed, with Texas Christian and Notre Dame among top finishers, while Navy, Davis Cup, and other athletes received scattered mentions.
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New York
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Bombers
Chicago Cubs
Associated Press
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Texas Christan
Horned Frogs
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Duke
Blue Devils
Southern California
Navy
Poughkeepsie
U. S
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Towine
Botoa
Stanford
Edmonton Grats
Penn
Carnegie Tech
U.S
Walker Dunham
Texas Tech
Footbst
Kilian and
Vonel
Seattle
Don
Baseball bosses agree on radio and night baseball rules
New York December 14 The big league club owners reached a consensus allowing teams to broadcast their games on radio subject to individual approvals The American and National Leagues differ on night baseball and roster limits with rule changes likely to affect game length and player eligibility The note ends with a pointer to additional sports on page twelve
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New York
Jay
Sige
National League
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