Huron Cage Teams Face Six-Game Program This Week
Huron college and prep school basketball teams brace for six games in a week led by Coach El Gon Parker as the Scalpers seek strong tests after a recent upset. The Gribblers face three major engagements including a midweek Southern trip to Dakota Wesleyan and Yankton, then a home return against South Dakota State College, plus a non conference tilt with Miller's. Woonsocket Redmen host Huron midweek with a Friday clash against Miller’s quint, while junior high, coached by Lyte Mack, plays Hitchcock Wednesday before a holiday break.
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Huron College High School
el- Gon Parker
Sioux Falls College
Huron College Gribblers
Southern
Seathers
Parker
Tessers
Dakota Wesleyan
Yankton
South Dakota State College
George Deklotz
Drillers
Iroquois
Raymond Griffith
Woonsocket Redmen
Huron
Tigers
Miler
Quint
Pisys
Lyte Mack
Wolsey
Wil
Beadle
Mack
Hitchcock
Iroquois Chiefs Win In Thriller
Iroquois high school Chiefs defeated Helland Broncs 25 to 18 in a close 9 doubleheader basketball game at TROQUOIS. The Chiefs moved to even in conference standings while Hetland held a 500 percentage after losses when matched with Erwin earlier. A late surge by the Chiefs sealed the victory in the final seconds.
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Troquois
Iroquois
Helland Broncs
Chiefs
Hetland
Braves
Erwin
Laposky
Broncs
Heiland
Boxing Holiday Slowdown Hits Boxing Schedule This Week
Boxing action stalls for Christmas with Boston Garden hosting the sole major show in the next six days. Notable fighters Sammy Fuller and Maxey Rosenbloom appear, while heavyweights Baer Dempsey and Sharkey referee duties. Fuller meets Bobby Pacho in a 10 round bout and Rosenbloom fights Tony Shucco in another 10 rounds.
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New York
Boston Garden
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Maxey Rosenbloom
Thay
Baer
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Fuller
Barney Goss
Peets
Bobby Pacho
Cleveland
Rosen
Bloom
Tony Shucco
Shucco
Ecdon
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Amn
New York Garden
Buddy Beer
Mammoth
Mosts
Henry J. Surette
Leorainster
Mars
Ipswich Triumphs Over Onida In Narrow Victory
Ipswich high school secured a 23 to 17 win against Onida as a strong passing attack and steady defense carried the game. Holdhusen led Ipswich with ten points, while W Nelson of Onida contributed a competitive effort despite a ragged overall performance.
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ONIDA
Decan
Weyeeuy
Ipswich High School
Tpswich
Holdhusen
W. Nelson
Gaard
Huron honors forty-one players at banquet for title teams
Forty-one college and high school gridders, undefeated 1934 Huron championship squads, will be cited at a banquet tonight. Twenty-two Huron college players will be recommended for monograms, with fifteen prep school athletes receiving similar honors. Major John L. Griffith will speak as coaching honors and captain elections are announced. the event, at the Ellis ballroom, Marvin Hughitt hotel, starts 6:30 p.m.
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Huron College
Eldon Parker
South Dakota
Huron
George Deklotz
Parker
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Chicago Rotary Club
Griffith
Ellis
Marvin Hughitt
Major Griffith
Huronians
Co-Operative Club
Harry Gamage
Universi
Huron High School
Freshman South Dakota to Meet Nettleton at Sioux Falls
Vermillion December 12 The University of South Dakota freshmen basketball team will open the season tonight against Nettleton Business College at Sioux Falls as a prelude to the Dakota Creighton game. Coach Carl Rube directs a large Fresh squad with uncertain starting five. likely forwards Lane Watertown center McGinty Huron Bay Yankton and guards Englebretsen Huron Wagner Alton Iowa.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Nettleton Business College Quint
Sioux Falls
University-Cretghton
Carl
Rube
Guissjer
Lane
Watertown
Ceneter
McGinty
Huron
Snd Bay
Yankton
Englebretsen
Jand Wagner
Alton
Iowa
Iowa Shows Flaws In Bowing To Pittsburgh
Iowa City 1A Dec 17 The University of Iowa basketball team under Coach Rallie Williams faced a tough Nebraska game after a clumsy loss to Pittsburgh. The Hawkeyes fell 3 to 26, with Pittsburgh's fast defense pushing a 22 to 41 halftime lead.
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Iowa
Pittsburgh
Iowa City
University of Tews
Rallie
Wiliams
Nebraska
Hawkeyes
Pittspurgh
Ball-Hawks
Jons
Time Supply Wins Meadows Handicap at San Mateo
Time Supply, a three year old colt, outran a field of rivals to win the mile and an eighth Meadows Handicap at San Mateo yesterday in 1:35 4/5. Owner Mrs. Frank A. Carreaud of El Paso Texas receives the first money from the $25,000 added race, with jockey Tom Sother taking the winner's stride.
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Time Supply
San Mateo
Calif
Dec
Frank A. Carreaud
el Paso
Tex
Tom Souther
Redfield High Triumphs Over Aberdeen in Tight Twin Bill
Redfield High edged Aberdeen 26 to 22 in the second game of a twin bill as hub city rivals battled for the win. Redfield led 1 to 0 on Person’s free throw, the first quarter passed with a 1-0 lead, and the half finished 5 to 5. In the opening game, Eagles defeated Clack 36 to 18 with reserves seeing most action.
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Aberdeen
Redfield
Eagles
Clack
Pierre Wins In Circuit Opener
Pierre high school Governors opened their home basketball schedule by defeating Ipswich 35 to 12 in a Central South Dakota conference game. Pierre led 9 to 6 after one, 21 to 0 at halftime, then Ipswich outscored 24 to 12 in the third. Thorpe Henriksen and Allen led Pierre with 12, 11 and 10 points respectively.
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Pierre
Pierre High School Governors
Ipswich
Central South Dakota
Governor
Thorpe
Henriksen
Allen
Holdusen
Thomas
Fierre
Onida
Aberdeen
Northwestern seeks new coach as Hanley nears exit
Northwestern University moves to fill its head football job after Dick Hanley’s resignation, with Ossie Solem of Drake widely mentioned as a top candidate. Athletic director Kenneth L. Wilson says a decision could come early this week, while Iowa’s stance remains noncommittal. Other names tied to the search include George Veenker, Dana Bible, Paddy Driscoll, and Waldo Fisher, as talks of a possible coaching trade between Iowa and Northwestern surface. Hanley, who eight seasons at Northwestern, departs with praise from university leaders and alumni.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Northwestern University
Ossie Solem
Iowe
Dick Hanley
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Northwestern
Hanley
Solem
Wilson
Drake University
Iowa
Salem
Zymnston
Wildcat
Iowa City
Erol Clarence Moodegraff
Iowa Athletic Board
Sclem
George Veenker
Iowa State College
Michigan
Dana & Bible
Nebraska
Paddy Driscoll
Northwesem
Waldo Fisher
Hankey
Cocmittee
Walter Dill Scott
Te Chicago
Scott
America
Hurdles changes considered for South Dakota schools
South Dakota high schools may adopt new hurdle regulations pending approval by schools and the state board. If approved, changes would cut high hurdle height from 42 to 99 inches and reduce low hurdle distance from 250 to 200 yards, with implementation possibly in 1936 after surveys gauge sentiment.
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South Dakota
BR. E. Rawlins
Pierre
State High School Athletic Association
State ‘Board of Centre
Board of Control
Rawling
State Association
Creighton Bluejays Open in Missouri Valley Play at South Dakota U
Creighton meets South Dakota University in Vermillion for the Bluejays first season appearance and the first of 10 exhibition games for Valley teams. The contest tests coach Art Schabinger's potent lineup as non-conference play begins amid mixed early results from other Valley and league teams.
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Creighton Bluejays
South Dakota U. At. Vermillion
Creighton
Art Schabinger
Washingti
Westminster
Cox ‘White
Henry Zba
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma
E ‘Washburn
Wichita
Topeke
Des Moines
Dec
Woolsey Hitchcock And Yale Hold Perfect Conference Ratings
Beadle county conference standings show Woolsey and Hitchcock with perfect ratings after week of play. Wolsey beat Huron junior high 23 to 2 as Taylor and Thompson led scorers, Yale edged Bonilla 23 to 17 with Eddie Kludt scoring 12. Bonilla and Cavour games highlight busy schedule ahead.
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Woolsey, Hitchcock
Yale
Cavour
Szecia
Wolsey
Hitchcock
Beadle County
Huron
Bonilla
Eddie Kludt
Atkinson
Fuller
Reimath
Gress
Atoinson
Walsey
Thompson
Taylor
Maguire
Sand Creek
Welsington
Wednnesday
Wessington
Jackson
Stanford Faces Doubtful Grayson and Moscrip for Rose Bowl
Stanford University prepares for the Rose Bowl against Alabama amid doubt that All American back Bobby Grayson and end Moscrip will play. Injuries and exams have disrupted practice. running mate Keith Topping also hurts a knee. Grayson may return today, with decision on Rose Bowl participation to come after several days of practice.
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Moscrip
Grayson
University of California
Miller Rustlers Eye Strong Basketball Season
Miller South Dakota high school Rustlers rely on six lettermen Jones Andrews Bentson Kelly Biddle and Osterhaus as Coach Drakes tests positions. Tough schedule includes St Lawrence Huron Alumni Redfield Ipswich Highmore Wessington and Pierre with potential games against Madison Flandreau and Redfield Phossants.
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Miller
Nec
Miller High School Rustlers
Jones
Andrews
Bentson
Kelly
Biddle
Osterhaus
Bradley
Dnmnham
Pangburn
Koch
Wade
Helsper
Campbell
Scofield
Rustlers
Drakes
St. Lawrence
St Lawrence
Huron
Alumni
Miler
Redfield
Ipswich
Wessington
Highmore
Bighmore
Wessingtim
Pieere
Haron
Madigon
Flandrewu
Phossants
Warner To Pick His Squad Today For New Orleans Trip
Temple university football coach Pop Warner will select the three starting units to face Tulane after today’s practice. The squad will train at Baton Rouge before traveling to New Orleans. One end, Miz Lorenz, is out this week with throat infection.
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Warner
Philadelphia
Temple University
New Orlands
Tulane
Celene
Pop
Olin Dutra Favored In Colonial Tourney
Nassau Bahamas December entry blanks received from nine Nassau amateurs including Gov Bede Clifford highlighted a strong field for the $5,000 British Colonial Open. Top golfers arrived and tested shots as the tournament opens tomorrow with a wide mix of professionals and amateurs.
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Olin Dutra
Nassau
Bahamas
Nass
Gov
Bede Dlifford
Field
Dakotas Wesleyan and Auggies Favored for 1935 Title
Dakota Wesleyan and Augustana stand as favorites for the 1935 South Dakota intercollegiate basketball title after strong showings last week. Sioux Falls College weakness due to retirements narrows the gap, while Augustana and Wesleyan have both earned early leads with wins over Yankton and Huron. December play concludes this week with four conference games as teams jockey for position.
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Sioum Falls
Dos
Augusteen College
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota
Sioux Falls College
Augustana
Yankton
Huron
Northern
Huon
State College
Jackrangig
Bill
Sioux Falls
Taylor
Wolsey
Thompson
Morrell
Independents
Armstrong
Hitcher
Nettleton Dickson
Hitchepe
Atkinson
Bonilla
House of David
Morningside
Univesity
Eastern
Western Union
Buena Vista
School of Mines
Ellendale
N. D2
Busy Week For Big Ten Teams
Chicago December 17. Purdue opens with Wabash at Lafay ette as 13 Big Ten games dot the week. Indiana carries the banner with Maryland Washington Temple showdowns. Northwestern faces Notre Dame and Michigan State. Minnesota hosts Carleton. Iowa travels Nebraska. Wisconsin meets Marquette. Ohio State, Minnesota, Michigan wins listed. Pittsburgh and Armour Tech also win. Indiana loses to De Pauw.
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Chicago
Purdue
Wabash
Lafayette
Big Ten
Indiana
Hoosiers
Jesds
Maryland
Washington
George Washington University
Temple
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Jackie Butler
Northwestern
Notre Dame
South Bend
Michigan State
Evanston
Tiineis
Mevning
Washington University
St. Louis
Felday
St Louis University
Michigan
Western State Teachers
Kalamazoo
Mich
Minnesota
Carleton
Towa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Marquette
Milwaukee
Ohio State
North Dakota State
Pittsburgh
Town
Armour Tech
de Pauw
Tulane Grid Squad Returns To Drills
Tulane resumed practice in New Orleans on December 13 as coach Ted Cox called the entire varsity back after a 1 13 victory over LSU more than two weeks earlier. The team planned a light start for the Sugar Bowl with Temple on New Year’s Day.
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Tulane
New Orleans
Temple
Ted ‘Cox
Louisiana State
Sioux City East Falls At Home To Mitchell Byrds
Sioux City East high school lost its first home basketball game in four years when Mitchell South Dakota defeated them 20 to 9. Kernels star Donald Harnes, a 91 pound husky, repeatedly broke through East’s defense to build a comfortable lead. Mitchell led 10 to 7 at halftime and 6 to 0 after the third period, with Sioux City unable to rally.
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Sioux City
Ashton Cagers Open Sunshine League With Win Over Brentford
Ashton high school opened Sunshine League play by defeating Brentford high 23 to unknown. J Jenson and Murray provided scoring for Ashton as they built a substantial lead. Brentford briefly narrowed the gap to two points before Ashton finished strong.
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Ashton
Ashton High School
Brentford High
Brentford
J. Jenson
Murray
Jed
Taan
Brttishands
Valder Captures South Dakota Conference Scoring Lead
Yankton forward center Fritz Valder tops the South Dakota college conference scoring race with 36 points after last week, moving past Augustana’s Reine Jerison who was idle. Thames of Yankton climbs toward second with 15 points, as Applewick drops in the standings and a list of the leading 15 scorers includes Reinertson, Jensen, and Gardiner among others.
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Yankton
Fritz Valder
Yankton College
Quinter
South Dakota College
Reine Jerison
Augustana
Wesleyan
Reinertson
Thames
Applewick
Brennan
Sioux Fels
Seabert
Huron
Skating Rink Plan in Huron by Local Chamber
Harry Liam of the recreation committee and the Chamber of Commerce announced plans for a skating rink in Huron. College authorities granted permission to bank and flood the field, lumber is provided, and lighting arrangements are hoped to be negotiated once completed.
Nodaks Schedule Two Intersectal Contests in 1935
The University of North Dakota football team plans two intersectional games in 1935, meeting Western Maryland in Baltimore on Nov 23 and St Louis University here Oct 10. They will also face four conference members plus Moorhead State Teachers College of Minnesota and Luther College of Iowa. South Dakota State at Brookings Oct 19 is listed, while South Dakota is not on the schedule.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Lawrence
Biff” Jones
Tiger
Sogch
Huey Long
Oregon
Louisiana State
Biff Jones
Long
Jones
Senator Long
Louis Diana
West Point
Abe Mickal
Tiger Star
State
War Department
Washington
Lang
Nodaks
Grand Forks
North ‘Dakota
Western
Maryland
Baltimore
St .Lowis
Moorhead State
Teachers’ College of Minnesota
and Luther College of
Detora
Towa
Dakota State
Brookings
South
Dakota University
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Hetlana
Kingfish
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C. & N. W. Railroad
Jesd
Homt
G&n
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B. Ebert
Ceeenenenn
Clark
Berry Kipke
Bob Zuppke
Ilinois
Kipke
Zuppke
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bartell Stars
San Francisco
Conde
I Gan
Rawlins
Bluejays
D.U
Valley Loop
Grinnell Pioneers
Coe
Cedar-Rapids
Cavaur
Aaron Favier Righ
Auggies
Northern Normal
S. D. State
W. L. Pete
Spearfish
Valder
Lowe
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