Ohio State Football Coaching Shakeup Ends Schmidt Era
Francis A. Schmidt resigns as head football coach at Ohio State with five assistants quitting. The staff upheaval follows a disastrous season of four wins and four losses amid dissension rumors. Schmidt and most assistants depart. Mackey remains as baseball coach and Blickle as basketball mentor.
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Gold Diggers Set To Face Bengals In Three Game Swing
Lead’s Gold Diggers prepare for a tough three game trip through Sioux Falls Huron and Pierre. Veteran lineup led by Roy Roth Carroll Johnson and Albert Parsons returns with eight lettermen and a mix of height and speed. Sophomores Brenner Case Timperley Evans Woodward projected for meaningful action as Coach Deklotz fields a fast, versatile squad to counter taller foes. The squad opens against Sioux Falls Warriors Wednesday then Huron Thursday and Pierre Governors Friday.
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Sioux Falls Warriors
Jacks Schedule Five Home Grid Games For 1941
Brookings South Dakota State College football announces a five home game 1941 schedule. Jackrabbits open at Brookings versus Northern Normal replacing School of Mines, Hobo Day hosts North Dakota University, 19 returning lettermen, five grads. Games include Sept Iowa State Teachers here Omaha University there October North Dakota State there Oct 18 South Dakota University at home Oct 25 Bay? here November 1 Morningside here Nov 4 Carleton here.
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Buckeye Mentor Can Still Wise Crack Comes Goes
Francis A. Schmidt, long time Ohio State football coach, resigns after seven seasons. He quips about Michigan and refuses a going away photo, telling photographers to reuse old images and print rest in peace.
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Bowling league standings and top scores across multiple leagues
Individual high scores list led by Wagner 218 and Hanten 587, with team highs for Polarins 850 and Wildcats 721. Inter-city bowling game totals show Hurah 2343 vs Redfield 2282, with per-player frames and handicaps recorded across several lanes.
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Gregory Quint Is Suspended In Redfield
Redfield announces the suspension of Gregory Quint after SDHSAA flagged a football player over age 20. Ipswich will replace Gregory in tonight’s feature cage contest. Northville meets Redfield B in a Sunshine League opener. Board of control will rule in early January.
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Purdue Seeks Fourth Win Against Wabash
Purdue western conference champions return to the basketball spotlight to meet Wabash in the Hoosier season's fourth clash. Iowa defeated Indiana State Teachers 39 to 37 as Tommy Chapman sealed the win with late free throws.
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Basketball Results From Various Colleges And Teams
The standings show Town 39 over Indiana Teachers 37 and Florida 38 over Alabama 34 while Rice defeats Southern California 27 and DePaul 30 tops University of California at Los Angeles 23. St John’s Minnesota 51 beats North Dakota State, Marquette 67 over Drake 51, West Texas State 48 over Kirkeville Missouri Teachers 4. South Dakota State 30 and Mankato Teachers 38 both tally, Gustavus Adolphus 31 over Maryville Mo Teachers 43, Upper Iowa 12, Omaha 51 over Billings Polytechnic 36.
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Louis Defeats McCoy in Six Rounds at Boston Garden
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis stopped Al McCoy in six rounds before 13 334 fans at Boston Garden. Louis called the bout a lousy fight, saying the crowd saw a poor showing as McCoy dodged and bobbed with skill. Promoter Rip Valenti had hoped for a $65 000 sellout, but gross receipts were $46 980. Billy Conn will surrender the light heavyweight title to train for a potential outdoor bout with Louis in New York next summer.
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Fights Last Night In Boston And Detroit
Heavyweight champion Joel Louis stopped Al McCoy in six rounds in Boston. Holman Williams outpointed Frank Britt in Pall River Mass. Bill Weinberg and Tony Ferry boxed in Detroit with decisions or draws noted.
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Creighton Huskies Aim for 12th Win as 1940s Trends Noted
Creighton University coach Eddie Hickey seeks a 12th victory to cap a four season streak of 11 wins. The Bluejays opened with a 48 36 win over South Dakota Coyotes as they prepare for a tougher schedule including a key matchup against top rivals this season.
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Huron Bees Face Hitchcock Bluejays Tonight
Huron High School B team seeks a Beadle County win at Hitchcock after two straight victories over Bonilla and Yale. Hitchcock brings five lettermen including Captain W Gould and Olsen Mortimer Osman to the court, aiming to extend the streak after losses to Redfield and Cavour. Coach Washabaugh plans the same lineup from Yale game with Bloomberg Swift at forward, Allen center, Eller and Barr guards.
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State College To Stage Two Track Meets Next Spring
State College will host two track meets at State Field next spring. Athletic director Bob Coffey announced the North Central Conference meet is set for May 17, with the South Dakota intercollegiate meet the following week. Golf and tennis tournaments will run in conjunction with the track events.
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Harrold Hustlers win second court victory 28-21
Harrold Hustlers defeated the Pierre Bees 28-21 on Pierre court for their second win of the season. The teams traded scores after a 13-7 Harrold first quarter start as Misterek Stauble and Martin led the Hustlers while Bag Walseth and Roher led the Bees in a tight rematch.
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Nine Winners Crowned In Miller Boxing Tourney
Miller district Golden Gloves opened with teams from Wessington Wayland Miller and Highmore. Nine bouts resulted in one draw and one technical knockout as Don Godfrey of Miller stopped Hollister of Wessington in the second round. Meyer Miller drew with Hoy Wessington in a three round bout. Other winners included Coss Miller over La Fortune Highmore Spiers Miller over Dancy Highmore Korakis Wayland over Kennell Miller. Bell Miller over Hammer Wayland. Schlischte Miller over Tutinerup in welterweight. Michmevee and additional results listed. The winners advance to the regional Golden Gloves in Huron in January.
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NCC To Vote On Augustana Bid At Spring Meeting
North Central Conference will consider Augustana College Sioux Falls membership at the spring Minneapolis meeting March 23 24. Conference officials said award medals to football basketball and track champions and will also present team trophies for the first time this year.
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