High School Tigers Edge Redfield In Season Opener
Huron High School edged Redfield 25 to 23 in the opening basketball game as Tigers relied on defense and timely scoring from Van Arsdale and Shevlin. Redfield, missing most of its starting lineup, fought back with long shots but could not overtake Huron in the final minutes.
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Tigers
Redfield Cave
Haron High School
Pheasants
R. Haddnett Shevlin
Tom Ford
George Deklow
Luby Groves
Pierce
Brenner
Arsdale
Luby
van Arsdale
Bengals
Bill Ford
Huron
County Fedfield
Shertin
Ats
Nets
Van
Tiger
Dobratz
Shevlin
Ford
Redsanta
Toa Gift
Case
Fien Shevlin
Furm
Vis
Yankton College Edges Buena Vista In Home Victory
Yankton College defeated Buena Vista 44 to 36 as fast breaks and aggressive play gave Yankton control. Williams led with 20 points while Hyseman added 12 and Greg moved well on the floor to pressure the Beavers.
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Yankton College
Buena Vista Yankton
Faust
Hece
Beavers
Gregis
Williams
Yankton
Hyseman
Bowling recreation league results at local center
Mixed and AAA leagues report scores and handicaps for teams including Phillips, Erickson, Geyermans, and Red Owl. Individual lines show players such as Hershman Barber Harding Nordby Jorgensen and Peck with totals and handicap adjustments, plus team totals around 900s to 1000s.
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Nehi
Mi Erickson
Deitrick
Graven
Nordby
Kobrser
Brown
Model ‘Dairy
Wetrich
Trainer
Amacher
Stafeford
BOS
Morm Calton Co
Steinborn
Kadleck
Roger
Cornelisen
Holarbush
Geyermans
Vaucuver Aay
Stusseau
Nelson
Volz
Jorgensen
Gagnon
Strother
Merrigan
Butler
Peck
Jacobsen
Huron Recreation Center
Jacobson
Olson
Paans
Green
Waldner
Rossheim
Struve
Trumbo
Oliva
Radio Listings Mix of Talks and Music Tonight
Broadcast schedule for Wednesday and Thursday features talks by Herbert Hoover and Kay Kyser, concerts with Henry Kaiser and Nelson Eddy, and selection of variety shows from CBS NBC and blue networks. Programs include The Thin Man Adventures, Eddie Cantor, Dinah Shore, Jack Pearl, Duke Ellington, and late-night news and dance segments.
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Slu
Herbert Hoover
Chisago
CBS
Henry J. Kaiser
Los Angeles
NBC
Tommy Dorsey
Eddie Cantor
Dinah
Kay-Kyser
Nelson Eddy
Dr. Christian
Bob Burns
Lionel Barrymore
Blu
Earl Godwin
Manhattan
Sammy Kaye
Senators Barkley and
Johnson
MBS
California Melodies
Henry Hall
Jack Pearl
Sharlie
OPA
Leon Henderson
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
Farry James & Orchestra
Abbott and Costello
Jayne Cozzens
Easy Aces
Grama Strial
Kaltenbarn
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Tracer
Fanny Brice
F. Morgan
Alt’ Wallenstein
Sinfonietta
Henry Aldrich
Cbs Dixie
Bing Crosby
Music Hall
Nbe
Bowes
Gabriel Heatter
Quest Orch
Rudy Vallee
Raymond G. Swing
U.S
Raymond Clapper
Air Corps
Ube
Mary Small
Plan To Split Majors Into East And West Divisions
Florida horsemen anticipate a hopeful start to the winter racing season at Tropical Park with the first split meeting running until January 12. Miami tracks plan to proceed despite uncertainty as officials say thousands will visit or still travel. Baseball talk returns lukewarm to split East and West divisions as officials push for feasibility while others dismiss the idea.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Tropical Park
Henry L. Straus
Army
Navy
Miami Beach
Straus
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Collins
Boston
Newry York
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Eastman
National League
Ford Frick
Sailor Powerhouse Faces Illinois After Six-Game Run
The Great Lakes Sailors, a high scoring team, aim for six straight wins before a Western Conference test against Illinois defending champions. They beat Lawrence College 76-33 and 76-43 in recent games while averaging 54 to 64 points per game in early season contests. The squad meets St Thomas at St Paul before the Illinois game.
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Chicago
Del
Creet Lakes
Illinois
St. Thomas
St Paul
Great Lakes
Lawrence College
Bluejackets
Ohio State
Horse Racing Over The Top For Relief Surpasses Funds
Horse racing events promised wartime relief in 1942 and raised 2,807,777.31 dollars for war funds. Herbert Bayard Swope, chairman of the Turf Committee of America, expects total receipts to approach 3,000,000 dollars with southern and western track contributions still to come.
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Herbert Bayard Swope
Turf Committee of America
Wolves Hold Off Dusties in 39 35 Comeback
Ellendale Normal beat Northern State Teachers College 39 35 after Northern led 34 25 entering the final period. Bill Jeffers led Northern with 15 points while Ward Knable had 11 for the Dusties in Aberdeen on Tuesday night.
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Aberdeen
Ellengale Normal
Northern State Teachers College
Couln
Wolves
Northern
Dusties
Bill Jeffers
Nerthern
Ward Knable
Boxing and coaching notes in New York sports roundup
New York broadcasted a December sports roundup covering boxing, football coaching turnover, and pro baseball moves. It notes Sgt James Owen Madden on regional viewpoints, Mike Jacobs and Madison Square Garden fighters, Rex H. Markson figures, and the two newcomers weekly. Other items include Denny Myers eyed for Navy, Stan Lomex war bond activity, and Wally Stanowski playing basketball in Winnipeg while with the Canadian Air Force team. Ed Frutig transitions to naval base instruction after earlier fighting.
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New York
James Owen Madden
Marines
Union of States
Mike Jacobs
Harry Markson
Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Mike
Shorts and Shells Ranch
Rickey
Phils
Brooklyn
Larry MacPhail
Denny Myers
Boston College
Navy
Stan Lomex
Treasury Department
National
Australia
Wally Stanowski
Toronto Maple Leafs
Winnipeg
Canadian Air Force
Bill Juzda
New York Rangers
Andy Branigan
Wilf Fielg
Brooklyn Americans
Ed Frutig
Green Bay
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Fireball Frankie
Associated Press
Spors
Boston
Ted Williams
Inkovich
Williams
Army Air Forces
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Sinkwich
Marine Corps
Pacific Coast Allows Frosh to Play Across Conference
In San Francisco on December 16 wartime pressure led the Pacific Coast Conference to lift its 27 year old rule. Freshmen will be eligible to compete on varsity teams in all sports for the duration of the war. Faculty reps and graduate managers approved the change tonight.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Conference
Fetshmen
Ae Tris
Virgil Rally Falls Short As Huron B S Win Opener
The Virgil rally fell short as Huron B secured a 35 to 27 season opener victory. scattered scores show Boston University and several colleges posting varying results across the region with Creighton and Kansas among a mix of notable box scores.
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Virgil
Huron B
Frankfort Stull Leads In Sunshine League With 5 Wins
Frankfort Stull holds the Sunshine League lead with five wins as results from recent games show Frankfort defeating Rockham 40 to 28 while Ashton lost to Athol 18 to 27. Upcoming schedule features Northville vs Tulare and Ashton vs Frankfort midweek and Redfield vs Athol on Thursday.
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Frankfort Stull
Ashion
Frankfort
Getion
Tulare
Ashton
Redfield
Rockham
Athol
Northville
Doland Prepares for Clark in North East Conf clash
Doland coach Mendel cites Clark as a tough test after Turton loss. Hoffman Brothers combined for 30 points against Turton as Tschester shined at guard and Noland defense held Turton to 14 lone field goal. Clark’s size concerns Doland but speed may trouble visitors.
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Doland
Ais Wheeler
Turton
Mendel
Clark
Hoffman Brothers
Tschester
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicina and South Dakota
Temperature figures show 48 as high last year and 32 low. record highs 62 and lows 20. precipitation totals 0.10 inch this month and 25.64 inches year to date with normals 27 and 20.35. Sun rises 9 02 a m and sets 6 56 p m. forecasters expect warmer conditions in Huron Vicina today and tonight with minimums 20 to 25 degrees South Dakota regions warm central and east portions today and tonight.
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Huron
Vicina
South Dakota
Boxing results from multiple venues listed in brief
Boxers from Pittsburgh Portland and Los Angeles share results in a short syndicated boxing update. Notable bouts include boxes by Notch defeating an opponent in Pittsburgh and Mac Chance stopping a foe in Lisbon Me. Los Angeles saw Max halt A Rodriguez in Chihuahua Brix ico after 10 rounds scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
Notch
Portland
Mac — Chance
Lisbon
Lloyd Hudson
Bath
Los Angeles
Max x
A Rodriguez
Chihuahua
Brixico
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Office of Defense Transportation
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Wilbur Kinley
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Fuchrer
Ann
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