Tigers Seek Revenge Against Cobblers In Eastern Swing
Huron Tigers aim to avenge last spring's state Class A loss as seven of ten players from the 1938 squad travel from Rapid City to Sioux Falls and Pierre for games. Returning players include Bob Lewis and Ralph Raitz with new strength from the B team, while three veterans have graduated. The Rapid City Cobblers, opening eastern tour tests, tackle the Warriors at Sioux Falls before meeting the Governors at Pierre, with the Yale Trojans visiting the El team in Beadle County action.
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Huron Tigers
Rapid City
Huron College
Huron
Euclid Cobb
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Gene Hulton
Tigers
Lennig Dutton
Donald Shearn
Bob Lewis
Black Hills
Ralph Raitz
Bill Lewis
Duine Wethe
Bo David
Dick Haskins
Bob Bloom
Wethe
David
South Dakota
Woods
Warriors
Cobbblers
Paul Marschalk
Governors
Yale Trojans
Huron “el
St Lawrence Defeats Gann Valley In Low Scoring Bout
St Lawrence High School edged Gann Valley 14 to 10 in a tight Tuesday game. Defense held total scoring to 14 points with a 4 to 3 halftime lead for Gann Valley. St Lawrence reserves beat Gann Valley seconds 24 to 4. next home game against Stephan Indians on December 20.
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Gann Valley
St. Lawrence High School
Gin Valley
Tempel
Stephan Indians
Abe Kashey Clinches Sioux Falls Main Event Title
Abe Kashey The Old Meanie from Paterson New Jersey wins the main event in Sioux Falls in 34:50 over Ken Hollis Hollywood California. Hollis was trapped in a midsection blow and a reversal in the ropes led to his defeat. The card also featured a 30 minute draw between Bill Sledge and Hans Schultz and a forfeit win for Joe Hubka over Gordon MacKenzie. The opening preliminary match between Gabe Zeller and Carlson Johnson also ended in a draw after thirty minutes.
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Rasslin
Abe
King Kong" Kashey
Paterson
N. J
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Hollywood
Calif
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Kashey
Wally Kardo
Bill Sledge
Waco
Tex
Hans Schultz
New York
Sledge
Joe Hubka
Dodge
Neb
Gordon MacKenzie
San Diego
McKenzie
Hubka
Gabe Zeller
Tacoma
Carlson Johnson
Minneapolis
Oldham Sports Show Improves With Conference Wins
Oldham posted a stronger week in East Central play, beating Erwin 5 to 20 and Bryant 26 to 18.5 while Erwin 14, Oldham 22, Bryant 12 for the second teams. Volga shut down Hetland 35 to 2, Lake Preston topped De Smet 20 to 8 in first halves and 31 to 6 second teams, with De Smet weak on ball-handling. Conference standings list Volga, Widewake, Lake Preston, Erwin, Troquois, Hetland, Bryant, and De Smet with varying records.
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Oldham
Erwin
Bryant
Scott Wil
Volga
Hetland Broncos
Lake Preston
Troquois
Hetland
Sioux Falls Braves Rally Wins First Half Then Edges Buena Vista
Sioux Falls College outscored Buena Vista 21 to 0 in the first half and held a 33 to 31 victory as center Bob Goodburn, listed at six foot six, drew fourth foul late in the game. The Braves relied on rookies in the final period as the Storm Lake cagers fought back, with Buena Vista also using reserves throughout.
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Sioux Falls College
Buena Vista
Bob Goodburn
Braves
Storm Lake
Goodburn
Francis Olsen
Chuck Taylor Clinic To Be Held In Huron
Chuck Taylor, famed basketball authority and original New York Celtics member, will direct a coaching clinic Saturday at Huron College gym. Invites were mailed statewide. events include a 4 PM start, a dinner for visiting school officials at 6:30 PM, and a Dutch lunch afterward. Taylor will demonstrate passing, ball handling, shooting and footwork with a film by MacMillan, Keegan, Forrest Allen and Bunn.
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Basketball Authority
Tredway & Siem Sport Shop
Reg Tredway
Taylor
New York Celtics
Huron
Nos Tredway
Huron College
Marvin Hughite
Maryin Hughitt
MacMillan
Minnesota
Keegan
Notre Dame
Forrest Allen
Kansas
Bunn
Stanford
Burbank Keeps Unbeaten Pace in Little Hickory Conference
In Howard, six Little Hickory wins leave Burbank high school undefeated after Fedora’s upset. Fedora drops to third with Howard, Canova rises to second by beating Argonne. Burbank, Carthage and Winfred idle. Fedora to host Burbank next, Howard at Carthage, Canova to Winfred. Milwaukee Brewers name Eau Claire as new farm affiliate.
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Winfred
College Scores Roundup From Associated Press Output
College games reported with multiple results across teams and regions. Notable scores include Purdue over Detroit 39 to 27, Brown over Harvard 53 to 31, Dartmouth over Vermont 40 to 43, Rice over LSU 34 to 32, and Arizona over Tulane 34 to 23, with overtime and close finishes noted for several games.
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Yankton
Purdue
Detroit
F Eau Claire
Luther
Decorah
Minneapolis
Young Americans
Macclester
Winona
St Cloud
Knox
Idna Wesleyan
Carroll
St. Norbert
Valley City
Eliendale Normal
North Dakota Agricultural College
Concordia
Moorhead
Hibbing
Duluth
Princeton
Lafayette
Brown
Harvard
Dartmouth
Vermont
Rice
Louisiana State
Arizona
Tulane
Baseball Parley Adjourns Today
New York, Dec. 15. Big league owners wrap up midwinter meetings with a joint appearance before Commissioner Landis. Highlights include adding uniform ball, night baseball rights for Cleveland and Philadelphia next season, several trades like Ben Chapman to Cleveland for Dennis Gate and Tammy Irwin, and a proposed extension of the infield fly rule to certain outfield situations with a simple umpire call of One.
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American League
Ben Chapman
Boston
Cleveland
Dennis Gate
Tammy Irwin
Landis
New York Yankees
Farr vows exit from boxing if Nova defeats him
MEY ras ONT POMPTON LAXTS, N J December 15 Thomas G P Farr still boasts he can win over Lou Nova Friday night and would quit the ring if defeated He recalls past battles and argues he has fought to the limit and earned money but insists he will not quit unless he loses his next bout
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N. J
Dee
Thomas George Paul Farr
Lou Nova
Sam
Jim Braddock
Max Bae
Flashes Of Life And Deportations In Brief Notices
Scraps from a 1920s page describe Mrs. A Gilmore buying 11 umbrellas left on street cars at auction and joking she would likely lose them again on streetcars. A Tucson item notes a child born to a Mexican alien seeking citizenship. California deportations move 26 aliens toward the border as a patrol car speeds away, while Jim Londos defeats Chief Thunder in a wrestling bout.
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Seattle
A. Gilmore
Tucson
Aziz
United States
Carson Morrow
Border Patrol
California
State and Carleton clash heats up armory seating
Brookings South Dakota December 15 Basketball interest rises as State's Jackrabbits host nationally known Carleton to top the Rabbit schedule at the college armory. Coach Baker plans defense drills and passing work while Carleton led by Oscar Olson and Marshall Diebold rolls out an ambitious Midwest schedule with Holdhusen shining for Eastern Normal preview.
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Carleton
College Armory
Bob Coffey
Armory
Jimmy Baker
Rabbits
Oscar Olson
Baker
Minnesota
Northwestern
Olson
Marshall Diebold
Wisconsin
Dr. Meanwell
Carleton Cagers
Mid-West
Stuart Holdhusen
Ipswich
Woonsocket Redmen Face Busy Week With Arlington Letcher and Winner
Woonsocket prepares for a tough three game home stand starting Monday against Arlington the 1934 state B champions then hosts Letcher Wednesday in a classic feud game and brings in Winner Friday after a road stretch. Ipswich and Redfield games follow.
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Arlington
Letcher
Woonsocket
Redmen
Letcher Tigers
Letcher-Woonsocket
Baillie
Ipswich
Redfield
Victor
Pierre
Real Estate Transfers In Beadle County and Huron
Beadle County transfers show Duncan M Stone and Martha A Stone to Evelyn Mellvaine Dexter in Huron for one dollar on described parcels. Dexter transfers to Amanda Olson in Huron for one dollar on adjacent lots. A. L. Chenoweth and others to the State of South Dakota for one dollar on a government survey parcel. Albert and Egbertie DeVries to Beadle County for sixteen dollars and eighty cents for part of the northwest quadrant. Max Vetterman and Emma Vetterman to Arnold Vetterman of Esmond for one dollar for northern portions of a township survey.
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Martha A. Stone
Evelyn Mellvaine Dexter
Huron
S. D
Amanda Olson
R. F
Myra F
A. M
Etta Chenoweth
State of
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Albert
Egbertie DeVries
Max
Emma Vetterman
Arnold Vetterman
Esmond
Nem
Cavour Triumphs In Double Victory Over Virgil
Virgil basketballers dropped two Beadle County Conference games to the Cougars 37 to 1 and 27 to 22 as Virgil struggled to hit the hoop. Klyde scored seven for Virgil while Gooding and the Brinkman brothers led the Virgil visitors Virgil improves but remains in trouble as Cavour pulls away in the second half.
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Beadle County
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Klyde
Gooding
Brinkman Brothers
Kelly
Faulkton Town Team Wins Double-Header
Faulkton defeated Lebanon 48-26 and the Cheyenne Indians 50-39 in a home doubleheader. Dick Chamberlain led the second team with 19 points while Roser Benson scored 24 for Faulkton in the main game, delivering a standout all around performance.
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Faulkton Sjndees
Lebanon
Cheyenne Indians
Dick Chamberlain
Roser Benson
Helen Wills Moody Tops AP Poll In Close Race With Foxx
The AP poll shows Helen Wills Moody Wimbledon champion edging Jimmie Foxx by a narrow margin for top honors. Moody collects 24 first place ballots and 118½ points, Foxx 25 firsts and 97 points, with several other sports figures earning votes in the 1938 comeback theme.
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New York
Heraine
Helen Wills Moody
Bratket
Jimmie Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Associated Press
Mrs Moody
Foxx
Moody
Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Joe Louis
Louis
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Max Schmeling
Jimmy Foxx
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Sally Krieger
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tiger
Lefty Grave
Boston Red Sur
Eonard Jones
Southern Calnor
Vernon Gumner
Yank
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Ditcher
Volcslieve
Alica Marble
U. S
Shampion
Fanl Runyan
Golfers’ Association
Paul Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Hooston
Jim Braddock
Michigan Footall
Patty Berg
Redmen Triumph Over Lane in Pony Wills Conference Opener
The Woonsocket Redmen beat Lane 31 10 2 in a tightly contested game at Lane court to secure their first Pony Wills Conference ice-book. Woonsocket's second team also defeated Lane’s second team 74 to 19.
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Lane Lane
Woonsocket Redmen
Lane
Woonsocket Seconds
Wrestling result notes from Sioux Falls meet
Abe Kashey of Clifton New Jersey pinned Ken Hollis of Hollywood at 34 minutes 50 seconds in a Sioux Falls event with both fighters listed and weights 212 and 215 pounds respectively.
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Abe Kashey
Clifton
N. J
Ken Hollis
Hollywood
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