Louis Delivers Fast Knockout to End Simms Fight
Eddie Louis, the 10-year Alabama cotton picker turned boxing star, earned 20 000 for a single left hook that knocked Cleveland’s Eddie Simms cold in 1 8 seconds. Referee Arthur Donovan stopped the bout after Simms rose unsteady, yielding a technical knockout in a charity confrontation witnessed by 11 000 fans. Louis’s latest victory adds to a 300 000 career haul over six fights.
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Charles Dunkcey Cleveland
Toe Louis
Alabama
Detroit
Cleveland
Eddie Simms
Simms Cnemies
Cleveland News
Simms
Louis
Arthur Donovan
New York
Donovan
University of Virginia Alters Admission Aid Policy
Virginia lifts bar on alumni recruit aid and outside funds for students meeting scholastic standards. Athletic director Norton Pritchett says honesty in athletics guides policy and admission will not hinge on athletic ability alone. The school recently withdrew from the Southern Conference amid tensions over regulations and mutual distrust.
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Virginia Lifts Bank
Lynchburg
University of Virginia
Norton Pritchett
Prichett
Fights Last Night Boxing Wrapup Across Cities
The Associated Press reports results from multiple venues: Jae Louis of Detroit stopped Eddie Simms in Cleveland while Johnny Erjavee KO’d Tony Lamaceto in Duluth. Bobby Pacha halted Pete Masia in New York, Lew Feldman outpointed Eddie Zivie in Pittsburgh, Fed Apostoli defeated Habe Marino in San Francisco, Kia Azteca beat Tracy Cox in San Antonio, Tommy Speigal stopped Norman Cordarn in Uniontown, George Nichols KO’d Eddie Saxon in Buffalo, and Saveria Tuvietta outpointed Andrew Jestueun in Holyoke.
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Cleveland
Jae Louis
Detroit
Eddie Simms
Johnny Erjavee
Duluth
Tony Lamaceto
New York
Bobby Pacha
Los Angeles
Pete Masia
Pittsburgh
Lew Feldman
Eddie Zivie
San Francisco
Fed Apostoli
Habe Marino
San Antonio
Tex
Kia Azteca
Mexico City
Tracy Cox
Ist
Indianapolis
Mami
Tommy Speigal
College basketball results and a wrestling report
A mix of scattered college basketball scores with numerous teams listed including Arkansas Drake Indiana Kansas State Oklahoma and others. The text also covers a wrestling match in Phoenix where Steve Baines used a scissors hold on Dick Raines in the main event, with results noted for personalities and locations.
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Arkansas
Drake
Eastern Normal
Worthington Junior College i
Town
South Dakota
Northwestern
Western Maryland
Washington State
Southern California
New Mexico State
Steve
Chicago
Tigers Face Busy Holiday Schedule Before Minneapolis Trip
The Huron Tigers host Miller’s Rustlers tonight at the College Auditorium in a final home test before Christmas. Tomorrow they drive to Minneapolis for Edison High School, then return for a four team invitational at Pierre on Dec 31-Jan 1 with Aberdeen Rapid City Huron and Pierre. Osborn’s knee limits return prospects. Bud Ebert fills in and the team hopes to upset Edison’s veterans.
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Miller's Rustlers
Tigers
Brookings
Huron College
Minneapolis
Edison High School
Edson
Tiger Cage
Pierre
Paul Madchalk
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Huron
Edison
Miller
Sudder
Tiger
Bob Osborn
Will
Deklotz
Osborn
Minneapolis Rame
Flindoctor
Deklow
Tigrey Geach
Bud Ebert
Iaut
Seil Erosion keglers hold slim line in league race
The Seil Erosion keglers kept their hold on the Commercial Handicap League title by winning two of three from K C, with a narrowing lead after four weeks. Standard Oilers won games one and three from Council Oak bowlers but slipped in the middle game by five pins. Two opening-program games were postponed, Portsiders vs Morin Colton and Huronte National Bank vs feature match tomorrow night.
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K. C
Standard Oilers
Council Ocak
Portsiders
Morin Colton
Huronte National Bank
Mrs MacFarlane Collects Willie's Nassau Winnings
Willie MacFarlane, playing the Nassau Open in the Bahamas, shot 204 for 72 holes but conceded he was outsmarted by his wife Mrs. MacFarlane who collected the $300 top prize. He said they agreed to rotate winnings on the winter circuit and his Augusta Open plans loomed next.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Willie MacFarlane
Ag Canny & Scot
Aberdeen
Tigers Aim for Edison Test in Minnesota Interlude
Woll and the Tigers prepare to face Edison in Minneapolis as George Deklotz sends sharpshooters to challenge the South Dakota brand against the Twin Cities’ elite. The team, once underestimated after a fourth in conference, recalls hot summer matches at Spirit Lake and the Ames showdown as it seeks a near unofficial intercity crown.
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Woll
Tigers
George Deklotz
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Elmers
Edison
Towa Trounces SDU For Third Straight
Iowa City reports the Hawkeyes beat South Dakota University for their third straight win. Wally Gaddis and Stephens led with 18 points each, Ingalls added eight, as Iowa pulled away after a tight start and coach Rollie Williams emptied the bench late.
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Hawkeyes
Rollie Williams
Stephens
Gaddis
Iowa
Ingalls
Coyote Muri
Clark Beats Vienna In Opening Contest
Clark High School opened its basketball season with a 35 to 14 win over Vienna on Monday night. Odson led Clark with 13 points as the team built an early 11 to 6 halftime margin and then held on for the victory.
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Vienna
Odson
Clark Capers J
Wessington Quint Beats Virgil 13-7 Tonight
Wessington High School basketball team defeated Virgil in a close Friday night game by 13 to 7. Bergier led Wessington with eight points as the team held a 6-7 halftime edge and surged in the final quarter to secure the win.
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Virgil
Wessdigion
Wessington High School
Wessington
Invaders
Wessithaton
Bergier
Balsamo Granted New Chance in Tomorrow's Bout
New York reports Harry Balasmo, a betting middleweight whose stock fell after Babe Riska defeated him, will fight Solly Krieger in a ten round bout at the Hippodrome tomorrow. The Chicago note mentions Sid Rosenthal and Chelso Tamagao in a Windy City basketball league clash featuring Rosenthal’s team versus Tamagao’s Florals.
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New York
Harry Balsamo
Babe Riska
Tomorrew
Balasmo
Solly Krieger
Ballyho
Baleamo
Chicago
Sid Rosenthal
University of Iowa
Chelso Tamagno
Michigan
Rosenthal
Tiders
Florals
Jed
Tamagao
Windy City
Kansas Wildcats to Face Loyola Chicago After Narrow Loss
The Kansas State Wildcats lost to Indiana last night 60 to 39 after a tight first half. They now prepare to meet Loyola University Chicago tonight, hoping to rebound with a strong defensive performance and improve scoring late in the game.
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Loyola
Chicago
Duc
Kansas State
Indiana
Loyola University
Wildcats
Hooeders
Indang
Ivy Beaztie Meeting Aims To Tighten Eastern Ties
Athletic leaders from seven eastern colleges meet at a Georgia plantation to discuss recreating ties within the Ivy Beaztie. Members Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Harvard Pennsylvania Princeton and Yale share common leagues and interlock schedules as they consider forming an organized league amid growing football collaboration.
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Hugit
Fullerton JR
New York
Ivy Beaztie
Georgia Plantation
Jim Lynah
Cornell
Ccme
Columbia
Dartmouth
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Yale
Ield
Fedora Leads Little Hickory Conference Race
Howard’s Fedora squad dominates with a 32 to 13 win over Winfred, keeping a 5–1 record atop the Little Hickory standings. Canova trails close at 4–1, with Burbank third at 3–2, as Argonne and Boward vie for fourth, while Winfred and Carthage struggle at the bottom.
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Fedora
Winfred
Little Hickory
Canova
Carthage
Beward
Barrbank
Burbank Consolidated
Argonne
Burbank
Arsonne
Cathwee
Boward San Witte
Miller Will Head Sioux City's Club
SIOUX CITY Dec 15 Ryal Miller, local automobile dealer and sportsman, elected president of the Western League Club here succeeding W E Melody whose resignation was accepted. Fred A Ring reelected vice president and business manager. Ray Rodin resigned as secretary and treasurer and will be succeeded by William G Nelson, assistant cashier of a local bank.
Steele vs Jones title fight approved by Wisconsin commission
Milwaukee December 14 The Wisconsin athletic commission gave approval for the Freddy Steele Gor fila Jones middleweight championship fight to be staged January 1 A guarantor check for 1000 was posted by Dame Miter manager of Steele The champion will receive the first 70000 of receipts and Jones gains 40 percent after the first 25000 is deducted per the contract terms approved
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Steele
Milwaukee fighter wins seventh straight in six round program
In Milwaukee, light heavyweight Max Chowaniee grinds out an eight round decision over George Sutka of Detroit in the wind up of a six fight program. It marks Chowaniee's seventh straight professional victory as the windup closed.
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Tares
Milwaukee
Max 'Chowaniee
George Sutka
Detroit
Chowaniee
Utha
Backup hook bowling technique from left corner explained
Instructions describe a backup hook to spare spares on the right cover. It uses opposite wrist action, turning from left to right, finishing with the thumb toward the gutter. Stance remains left of center, standard approach, slight margin from leg, delivering a ball that curves right to sweep standing pins.
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Skang Mercunio
NEA Service, Inc
New York Wrestling Showdown Ends With Dean Detton Victory
Dean Detton of Salt Lake City defeated Man Mountain Dean of Los Angeles in a wrestling match held last night in New York. Detton won the bout with a score of 8 to 7.
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Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Man Mountain
Dean
Los Angeles
May Try Bonus Clause To Induce Feller To Sign
Cleveland Indians general manager C Slapnicka says a bonus clause may be offered to 17 year old rookie Bob Feller to sign his 1937 contract. Feller has reportedly asked 20000 dollars and Slapnicka notes his arm must prove itself over a full season. Slapnicka expects no trouble in signing the ace if he delivers as promised.
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Cleveland
C. “C. Slapnicka
Cleveland Indians
Slapnicka
Feller
Towa
Bob
Three Clubs Top Beadle's Circuit in Beedie County Leary
Three clubs lead Beadle County Leary standings as the Beedie circuit resumes. Hitchcock defeated Wolsey 21 13 after a tight first half 11 10, then Wolsey held to two points in the second. Bonilla beat Wolsey 28 10, while Wessington beat Virgil was not reported. Bonilla’s game with Yale postponed. Yale beat their rival 27 28 in a sign of strong conference form. Yale and Huron B appear set to test the league this week with two first trials under fire.
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Virgil
Charles McWeeny
Harding Sanders
Fred
Sarahan
Bruce Ellis
Bob Vonderhaar
Pat Gorman
Clint Hopper
Elmer Maxveld
Mitchell Kulawik
Wessington
Bonilla
Wolsey
Hitchcock
All Hope
Huron B
Walsex
Cavour
Yale
Pe 'Bonilla
Beedie
Wolseyites
Welsington
Boys
Cavour Z-li
Lonal
Huron
Redfield Named Host for District 13 Cage Tourney
Redfield was named host for District 13 annual high school basketball tournament set for February 12 to 20 in Redfield. The district committee met in Faulkton with M. W. Kemp as chairman and voting among schools from Redfield, Faulden, Brentford, Conde, Athol, Ashton, Northville, Midlets, Prainfort, Soneen, Rockham. Kenneth Dennis of Slow Fally named tourney official. eligibility lists due February 5. drawings planned during Sunshine League tournament in Redfield.
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Redfield
Redfiel
Faulkton
M. W. Kemp
R. W. Gibson
Y. B. Collren
Athol
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
Kenneth Dennis
Fouldon
Brentford
Conde
Ashton
Northville
Midlets
Prainfort
Soneen
Nd Rockham
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