Tigers Move Into Pierre Camp After Western Win
Huron Tigers, 36 to 4 victors over Miller, depart Miller for Pierre to face the Governors. Coach Coffey reshuffles the lineup with Collin at guard and McGinty at forward as Huron, led by Collin with 10 points, seeks a second straight win on the western swing before a Saturday clash with Highmore.
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Speriab
Frank Coffey
Huron High School
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Pierre
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Highmore
Lindell
Pirates
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Collin
McGinty
Kittleson
Hornbeck
Englebretson
Bushfield
Jones
Golfers In Quest Of Tourney Cash
Pasadena open tournament attracts nearly 210 golfers, chasing $4000 prize money at Rescebed Park. Leaders face stiff tests as contenders press for victory. Notables include Harry Cosmer, O’mal Dutra, Mor che Beard, and Tim Fenen.
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Calif
Park
Priza
Infesnza
Harry Cosmer
O'ma Dutra
Santa Monica
Nations
Tim Fenen
Cavour Beats Yale In Conference Doubleheader
Yale teams dropped both games to Cavour high and town squads. In the high school bout the Cavours won 22 to 11 as Wentzel and Covsur sparked the attack while Costello led scoring. The town game finished 17 to 13 with F Martin guiding Cavour in the final quarter.
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Yale
Yale High School
Cavour High School
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Maze
Covsur
Cevour
Dendly
Mertin
Costello
Stanting
Vale
F. Martin
Bamcraft
Bencroft
Groton Beats Amherst 28 to 12 in Home Victory
Groton defeated Amherst 28 to 12 in a home game led by Groton's Roth and Greens. Amherst struggled with defense as Groton built early lead, leveraging strong play in the first half for the decisive win.
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Ga Pointe White Roth
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Vita
Sioux City Ghosts Seek Tougher Going After 11 Wins
The Sioux City Ghosts, an independent basketball club, have rolled to 11 straight victories. They open December play in Valley City and sweep a string of North Dakota teams, including Straits Clothes, Jamestown Caseys, Enderlin, Hillsboro, Hunter, Havana, Britton, New Effington, Miller Green Lanterns, and Coleman independents, before facing Huraa cellere in Siuox City Saturday night.
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Asog
Ghosts
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Huraa Cellere
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Alington
Valley City
N. C
Straits Clothes
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Jamestown Caseys
Tears
Enderlin
Hillsboro
Hunter
Havana
N. D
New Effington
Miller Green Lanterns
Coleman Independents
Fuller Faces McLarn In Madison Square Garden
Sammy Fuller ventures into Madison Square Garden for a 19 round bout against welterweight star Jimmy McLarn in New York City. The betting odds favor McLarn at about 2 to 1 as Fuller moves up in weight to challenge the seasoned champion.
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McLarn
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Dez
P Byston
Sammy Fuller
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Melatonin
Vancouver
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McLaruin
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Grob-Bely
Pittsburg Opens Big Ten Invasion Tonight
Pittsburgh starts its Big Ten schedule with Northwestern tonight and Minnesota tomorrow in Minneapolis. The slate includes Marquette at Wisconsin Carleton vs Iowa Purdue vs St Louis University Michigan against Western Michigan Teachers Clinots vs Wabash Chicago hosts an alumni team and Michigan State defeats Mt Union 38 to 27.
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Iowa
Purdue
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Clinots
Wabash
Boxing Returns To Chicago Coliseum
Boxing returns to the Chicago Coliseum with a charity card of four ten rounders. Eddie Shea a Chicago Italian featherweight faces Happy Blutman and Billy Jones both from Philadelphia in heavyweight and light heavyweight bouts. Charley Salenger, a Canadian champion, also competes. Paul Darro, another Chicago featherweight, meets Young Gene of LeSalle and Young Terry of Trenton, N. J. faces Jack Moren, a tough Chicago middleweight.
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Eddie Shea
Happy Blutman
Philadelphia
Billy Jones
Charley Salenger
Paul Darro
Young
Gene
le Salle
Young Terry
Trenton
N. J
Jack Moren
St Lawrence Triumphs In 3 Team Victory At Weslington
St Lawrence high school beat Sand Creek 33 to 21 in a home game. John Abbott led the first team with high point total as the local seconds topped Sand Creek reserves 21 to 8. The match took place in Weslington with strong play from St Lawrence despite unclear surrounding details.
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Lawrence
Sand Creek
John Abbott
Wesington
Kerr shaped Colgate and the Rose Bowl fate
A veteran coach profile discusses Andy Kerr of Colgate and his influence on college football on the Pacific coast. The piece details Kerr’s unusual path from nonplayer to coach, his impact at Stanford and Pitt, and his role in shaping the Red Raiders’ style and recruiting, including anecdotes about early career moves and salary offers.
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Southern Caliornis
Andy Kerr
Chenanza
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Pon Warner
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Fox
Pitt
Warner
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San Francisco
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Trojans
Dickinson College
Johnstown
Central Bigh
Pittsburg
Central
Andy
Central High
Carlisle
Washington
Jeferson
Law
Western Reserve
State Fresh Here S C Colored Team Coming Saturday
Hur on college basketball opens a two game home series to prove strength for the 1933 South Dakota intercollegiate conference race. The Scalpers face State college freshmen in the opener with Coach Parker rotating guards amid lineup uncertainties.
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Huron College Basket Shooters
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State College
Sioux City
Sioux Falls Wrestling Results End In Two Wins
Eight heavyweights competed in four matches at Sioux Falls. Ray Richard, formerly of Nebraska, defeated Homer Wright in two falls. Clarence Jobsam beat Feuesbuer Nelson in 17 minutes. A 30 minute draw occurred between Chief Hear Claws Cheweehie and Ole Swanson, while the mystery mask wrestler and Hong Schultz also drew after 15 minutes.
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Scotbol
Stece
Ray
Richard
University of Nebraska
Homer
Bearcat
Wright
Kansas Aggies
Wright Amit
Pat Clover
1eMars
Reeverine
Clarence Jobsam
Aberdeen
Feuesbuer Nelson
Hamilton
Hear Claws Cheweehie
Ollahomp
Ole Swanson
Wolves Reesk Ryaq On Northern .Janut
Northern's Wolves finished a four game trip with a 40 to 16 win over the Ellendale Normal Dusties in Ellendale North Dakota. They previously beat the Wehpeton Reboot of Science and lost to Moorhead Teachers and Jamestown. Effendale led at half time as fouls mounted and the game remained rough.
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Ryaq
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Aberdeen
Ellendale Normal Dusties
Ellendale
N. D
Wehpeton
Science
Moorhead
Minn
Jamestown
College
Effendale
Collier's 1932 All America Eleven Features Power
New York December 16 selections for Collier's All America football team highlight a potent lineup led by ends Moss from Purdue Nisbet of Washington and backs Newman of Michigan Zimmerman Tulane Hitchcock Alabama Polly and Heller from Pittsburgh. The piece lauds team defense and notes observer praise for Colgate's blending of eleven men into a fast skilled unit with deceptive plays and strong lines.
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Purdue
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California Favored Over Georgia 2 To 1 In Classic
Berkeley Calif Dec 26 With odds 2 to 1 in favor of UC guard strength both teams prepared for tomorrow's intersectional clash at Memorial stadium Georgia Tech held workouts while coach Bill Alexander voiced disappointment over their progress One player Jim Keeler Bear he remains ill with chickenpox and Tech line coach Jack Cannon is bedridden with flu
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Yeuel
Suerte Welnes End Green
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Cartain Lab
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Rhodes
Stashin
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Cal
University of California
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Bill Alexander
Georgie
Jim Keeler
Jack Cannon
Tech
Fia
Pittsburgh stars power through a tough gridiron schedule
The piece notes Pittsburgh faced at least eight hard games including West Virginia, Duke, Army, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Penn State and Stanford with two draws against Ohio State and Nebraska. It highlights Notre Dame’s 80,000 spectator test and names several standout players from Notre Dame, Army, Stanford, Nebraska, Michigan and other teams as top end, tackle, guard and center performers.
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Duquesne
Army
Ohio State
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Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Tech
Stanford
Pittsburgh
South Bend
Paul Weasg
Purdue
Dave Mishet
Washington
Smith
California
Stan
Baseball trades signal big changes for 1933 season
Edward Assoc Press reports on a whirlwind off season as managers seek new faces. Bill Terry shifts from the Giants to the Dodgers and Braves, Caesar Hogan and others move in a sprawling National and American League shakeup. Joe Judge joins Brooklyn at first base while bids circulate for pitching and catching talents, with many clubs weighing cash and players amid pending decisions.
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New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Ringle
Weturn
Brooklyn Doders
Braves
Stins
Caeser
Terry
Brock
Daz Vance
Sam Leslie
Jonny Frederick
Brooklyn
Gisn‘s
Joe Judge
George Gon
Carley Grimm
Cubs
Emil Fuchs
McKechn
Horan
Cronin
Bilk Terry
Luke Sewell
Augustana Falls to Buena Vista in Narrow Basket Loss
In Sioux Falls on December 16 Buena Vista Beavers staged a late rally, overturning Augustana despite a 21-15 halftime lead. Koester sparked the comeback as Augustana College suffered a 37 to 31 defeat on the home court.
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Sioux Alls
Montes
Buena Vista Beavers
Augustane College
Augustans
Effedy Koester
Frankfort High to Meet Rockham on Tal Floor
Frankfort high school basketball team will play Rockham on the tal floor this evening. Special from Frankfort reports the in-town matchup as a local sports event with both teams seeking a win.
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