Tigers Prepare for Lead Diggers Visit on Madison Floor
Huron College Scalpers host Black Hills Lead Diggers in a non-conference tilt on the Madison court before a three-week layoff. Key players include Roy Roth and Carroll Johnson for Lead and coach George Deklotz guiding the Tigers.
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Stanford Coach Trades for Hay Based Scouting Report
Stanford coach Clark Shaughnessy offers Rose Bowl tickets for a second class scouting report on Nebraska. He praises the Big Six champions as tough, big and fast with tricky reverses and a capable passing game. He used newspaper files to study Nebraska play by play through public press.
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Harmon Wins Maxwell Trophy for 1940 Football Season
Tom Harmon of Michigan received the Robert W Maxwell trophy as America s outstanding player for 1940. Bert Bell presented the award in Philadelphia with Harmon dedicating the honor to his Michigan teammates. He noted his New Year s Day appearance in the East West charity game in San Francisco could be his last gridiron game.
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Duke Of Windsor Plans Golf Meet
The Duke of Windsor now Bahamas governor discussed next spring exhibition in Nassau with Red Cross as beneficiary. He may join a six with Bobby Jones Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen Tommy Armour and Bing Crosby to be invited. Fred Corcoran to finalize arrangements.
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Professional Golfers Association
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USD Primes For Bethany Quintet
Vermillion December 18 University of South Dakota Coyotes seek to even their non conference record by hosting Bethany College of Lindsborg Kansas on Friday night. The Coyotes rely on O F Jacobsen Ole Solberg Dad Taplett and Mack Adbertson to pace offense and maintain depth as they prepare for the unknown quality Bethany squad.
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Ole Solberg
Dad Taplett
Mack Adbertson
Jeg
Elroy Lemaster
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Local Recreation Meet
Readable portions show multiple teams with individual bowler scores and handicaps, including Erickson Lampe Jorgensen and Urquhart, plus totals like 2661 for Fairmont team and 881 for Lampe Market. The fragment lists wins, game results, and handicaps across several leagues and shops.
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Baseball’s Rough And Tumble School Loses Another Member
Detroit reports the death or retirement of baseball’s hard edged era as veteran umpire George Moriarity moves to the American League public relations post. Moriarity famed for "wouldn’t die on third" and fiery clashes with Cubs and White Sox, aided by a storied playing past with Ty Cobb.
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Four Teams Favored In Big Ten Circuit
Purdue coach Ward Lambert names Indiana Illinois and Ohio State as top threats to dethrone the Boilermakers in the Big Ten race. He notes Minnesota and Iowa should improve and mentions Purdue’s 67 to 28 win over Wabash to start the season.
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Wrestling results from Minneapolis event
Kaempfer 234 defeats Ras Samara 230 as May Sore secures victory in a close bout at the Minneapolis match.
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May Sore
Ras Samara
Buena Vista tops South Normal 50 35 on the road
In SIFHINGPFIELD South Carolina Buena Vista defeated South Normal 50 to 35 last night. Becker led the Beavers with eight field goals and three free throws after trailing 7-0 early and 21-25 at halftime.
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Nebraska Lad To See Rose Bowl Hometown Fan Hitches 2.93
Homer Lundquist aged 18 from Aurora Nebraska rode a bus to Los Angeles on a 2.93 fare to witness the Pasadena Bowl game. He will attend with Robert Vernon and others, and will watch on a ticket provided by Husker alumni official William Allstadt.
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Creoska Annant Association
William Allstadt
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Bees Move Into Second Place In Loop Standings
Beadle County Conference action left Huron High School in second place after a 17 to 15 road win over Hitchcock Bluejays. Swift and Bloomberg led Bees with five points each, while W Gould added four for Hitchcock. Next, Huron travels to Wolsey for a tough Thursday matchup before the Huron Lead game on the college floor.
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Bonilla Canes Yale Trojans In Overtime 36-31
Yale High School Trojans edged Bonilla High School Eagles 36-31 in Beadle County conference play after overtime. Bemis and Walz scored late in the extra period to seal the victory for Yale as B Smith and Walz led with 11 points each. Crawford led Bonilla with 13 while four players fouled out in the final period and OT.
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Sports Roundup notes coaching buzz and pro previews
Eddie Brietz previews coaching chatter at Colorado and Princeton linked to Dick Bartell and Bill Terry talks. It mentions Galieo Gigli claiming three great athletes, DiMaggio, Little, Luiselli, plus Ace Parker and Hank Luiselli in play. Other notes cover Jacobs signing Billy Conn, Anne Hemp in a Long Island playhouse, Joe Louis and Dena, and Auburn and Arkansas player names.
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Hoskins Leads Wolsey Cardinals Past Virgil Quint
Hoskins scored 12 points as Wolsey High School defeated Virgil High School 26-18 to snap their conference losing streak. The Cardinals led 15-9 at halftime and dominated the second half for their second win in five league games. VanderAarde had eight for Virgil.
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