Scalpers Rally Fails to Beat Jamestown Defeat 28-25
Jamestown North Dakotan squad edged Huron 28 to 25 after a late surge by the Jimmies to avert a potential upset. Lowe led Huron with 12 points while Manney Thumen and Schauer anchored Jamestown’s defense and scoring as the Scalpers adjusted with a fresh lineup including freshman Bill Cameron.
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North Dakotans
Elian Parker
Jamestown
Bill Cameron
Pierpont
Cameron
Mel Anderson
Alvo
Jillron
Haros
Joe Lowe
Maynard Niermeyer
Anderson
Jimmies
Lowe
Niermeyer
Manhey
Thumen
Agre
Huson
Schauer
Manney
Nao Ae
Split Honors In Volleyball at Local Grade Schools
McKinley, Washington, Wilson and Jefferson grade school teams bag laurels in a volleyball meet. Teams competed for top honors with standout performances from multiple players, reflecting strong youth program depth across the district.
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McKinley
Washington
Wilson and Jefferson
Famous Globe Trotters to Play Here Next Monday Night
Hazen college gym hosts the Famous Globe Trotters and AOUW in a post season style exhibition. The game starts at 9 15 p m to accommodate workers, with Bert King Roosevelt Hanson Burns Sugar and Harris on the roster as key players.
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Globe Trotters
AOUW
Huron
Globe Trottery
Buren
Huron Faefar
Bert King
King
Roosevelt Hanson
Chicago
Wendell Phillips High School
Burns
Sugar
Boston College
Harris
Wyoming University
Grove Trotters
Hazen College
Ordet
Dave
College and City Scores From Early Sports Roundup
A scrambled results list shows college teams and opponents with final scores including Drake 41 over Portland 27 and New York U 41 over California 2. Other matchups feature St Marys 25 over Winona Teachers 23 and Brigham Young 54 over Hassings 3, with several colleges such as Augustana Sioux Falls and Temple in mixed results.
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Asociated Pree
Drake
Portland
Pond Morningside
Yankton
New York U
California
Pittsburgh
Wichita
St. Mary's
Winona
MacAnlester
Augustana
Sioux
Falls
S. D
LA Duke
Catholics U
Waynesburg i
Carnegie Tech
Temple
Georgetown
Dartmouth
Harvard
North Dakota
Maryville
Oklahoma
Rice
Jamestown
Huron
Brigham Young
Hassings
St. Otis
Oklahoma Aggies
Arkanans
Letcher Keeps Pace with Three straight wins in Pony Hills race
Letcher, with three consecutive wins, leads the Pony Hills basketball standings. The Redmen opened their schedule with a 25 to 18 victory over Fedor, forcing Letcher to share space at the top. Letcher hosts Fedora Friday, while Forestburg travels to Aspen.
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Letcher
Latcher
Woonsockets Redmen
Fedor
Fedora
Forestburg
Aspen
Schooner Beers And Rails Win City League Matches
Schooner Beers And Rails triumph in city league play as Baum and Wagner set notable marks. C2&W trundlers and Filger rivals post high scores, with Adams and Ebert leading scorers in a weathered, OCR-laden recap.
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Huron Aleys
H. Baum
Wagner
Ft. Baum
W. Trundlers
Filgers
C. Ebert
H. Adams
Filger
Bennie Allen Delivers Dramatic Comeback in Billiards
Bennie Allen of Kansas City, a three time straight champion, surged from near last to win a decisive match in the world pocket billiards title contest. He defeated Jon Procita of Gloversville, New York, 125 to 0, scoring all his runs in the third inning and erasing recent records.
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Bennie Allen
New York
Kansas City
Alen
Ailen
Jon Procita
Glov
Macalester Rallies To Defeat Vikings
Macalester College rallied in the second half to beat Augustana 28 to 2 in Sioux Falls. Dakotana led 17 to 15 at halftime before Macalester defensive pressure sparked forward scoring by Volkansek and Adams. Eakins of Sugystana tied for scoring honors with ten each as the Macs completed the comeback.
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Paul
Minn
Mac
Aleater College
Sioux Falls
Dakotana
Macs
Volcansek
Adams
Eakins
Sugystana
Vikings Grove
Northéela
Carleton Allege
American ‘Bowling ‘Congress
National Broadcasting Company
Stationa
Junior High Bowl To Wolsey 18 15 Upset Costs Huron
In a FIT Conference clash Wiley high school upset undefeated Huron junior high 18 to 15. Wolsey led 10 7 at halftime behind erratic shooting from Huron which also hurt at the free throw line. Norman Peterson and Hopper led Wolsey in scoring with eight and six points while Max Vold and Ebert paced Huron with six and four. Wolsey's balanced attack overcame Huron’s late efforts as junior highs won 16 to 13 in reserves action following the main contest. Referee Frank Brown from Huron officiated.
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Wolsey
Huron
Wiley High School
Huron Junioe High
Tae County
Norman Peterson
Jacky
Hopper
Cheney
Baker
Maxvold
Positio
Ebert
Meresa Parochial School
Jun
Frank Brown
Huron Talia
Lefty Grove Named Top Pitcher In American League
Boston’s Lefty Grove, comeback star of 1935, tops AL pitching averages with 20 wins and a 2.70 ERA in 273 innings. The article weighs Grove against peers like Ferrell, Auker, Harder, Bridges, Rowe, and Gomez, noting his 3.18 ERA after a shaky start and highlighting his dominance in earned run average and strikeouts.
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Paul Mickelson
Prost
Chicago
Robert Manes Grove
Boston
Lefty Grove
Grove
Avorage
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Cith Grove
Thun
Wesley Ferrell
Biden Auker
Detroit
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Tommy: Bridges
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Vernon
Lefty” Gomez
New York
Bridges
Rowe
Mi Bridges
Merrit
Segar’Cain
Athletics
St Louis Browns
Russell van Aida
Gettysburg Seeks Reinstatement After Suspension
Gettysburg's board of education promised the State High School Athletic Association board of control to make amends for a rule violation that led to Gettysburg high school's suspension. The board argued unintentionality and willingness to correct the situation. No reinstatement decision was made. The session also covered proposals for the 1936 basketball tournaments in Huron and Sioux Falls and the track meet in Aberdeen.
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Pierre
Dec
Gettysburg
Board of Education
Board of Control
State High School Athletic Association
Gettysburg High School
Gettysburg Board of Education
Huron
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Eastern All Stars Headed To Coast For New Year's Game
The Eastern all star football squad, trailing 7 to 3 in games, heads toward the Pacific coast for the annual clash with the Western stars in San Francisco on New Year’s Day. Twenty-two players, including two first-teamers and nine 1935 captains, travel with coaches Andy Kerr and Dick Banley, with stops at Grand Island and Ogden before setting up headquarters at the University of California.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Banley
Northwestern
Grand Island
Neb
Ogden
Utah
University of California
Northwestern University
Yale Crushes Bonilla In Conference Tilt
Yale high school dominated Bonilla cagers in a county conference basketball game winning 33 to 0. Beadle highlighted Yale with all around play, while Bonilla struggled to score as Yale led from the start.
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Yale Crubs
Bonilla
Yale
Beadle
Woon
Huron Flash Lands Berth With S D U
Vermillion reports Gene McGinity, University of South Dakota sophomore guard, has earned a Coyote varsity berth in his first year. After two season openers, he is expected to start against Iowa State Teachers in Vermillion Friday night. McGinity, from Buren, earned early praise for his high school football and basketball stardom.
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Vermillion
Gene McGinity
University ‘of South Dakotas
Coyote
McGinnty
Iown State Teachery
Bogue
Buren
All Ready
Mack
Deland Wheelers Open Season With Shorts and Speed
Deland Cagers travel to Wessington Springs Friday to begin basketball season as coach Gion Hubbard field s a small, fast lineup. The Wheelers expect to be the shortest Deland team yet, missing M Conte, with a schedule featuring Northeast Conference games at Redfield, Clark, Groton, Redfield again, Henry, and Ashton through February.
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Dolwand
Gion Hubbard
Deland Wheelers
Wessington Springs
M. Conte
Hubbard
Hid
Hill
Shorty
Coats
St. Peter
Kuhrt
MecWickle
Gross
Kleinsasser
Markham
Mendel
Felderman
Kitzman
Dee
Aberdeen
San
Clark
Clarke
Indians
Flany
Redfield
Deland
Daland
Groton
Redfeld
Henry
Flandredy Indians
Ashton
Huron Players Win U Awards For Gridiron Prowess
Vermillion December 19 twenty two senior and freshman football numerals will be awarded at a Friday morning convocation. Athletic director Carl B Hoy and coach Harry Gamage lead the ceremony with athletic board members present. Varsity letters and numerals go to a long list of players from Huron Vermillion and other towns as the university honors its gridiron squad.
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University of South Dakota
Carl B
Rube Hoy
Harry Gamage
Hoy
Gamage
Coyotes
Coyote
Aasen
Brilton
Barton
Watertown
Kelly
Fle Point
Richardson
Vermillion
Schwarzkopf
Huron
Sedgwick
Kawarden
Muller
Draper
Peterson
Alcester
Dow
Rapid Cit
Sauvage
Redfield
Durkin
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Fosse
Webster
McKibben
Beck Sioux Webster
Ebster
Beck
Sioux Falla
Curr Paplic
Gayville
Corwin Panik
Gayvilles
Schmidt
Lead
Ramsdot
Faulkton
Donohue
Belle Fourche
Burns
Mobridge
Tulare
Heckenlively
Vermillion Berry
Rapid
Ci ‘Akron
Jay Crames
Taswich
Jeffin
Alcott Watertown
Devick
Ingalls
Woonsocket
King Wins AP Comeback Honor In Tight Balloting
James J. Braddock tops Associated Press 1935 comeback poll by narrow margin over Helen Wills Moody with 18 to 17 points. Robert Moses Grove and other standouts also listed for notable returns across boxing tennis baseball and golf. Moody’s Wimbledon return follows two years off, Braddock’s title comeback is highlighted as the year’s dramatic sports stories.
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Alan Gould
Associated Preax
New York
James J. Braddock
Associated Press
Braddock
Helen Wills Moody
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Mee
Moody
Mrs. Moody
Tinted Whisle
New Jersey
Max Boer
Hin
Mrss Moody
Belen Jacobs
Forest Hills
Jacobse
Robert Moses
Grove
Hed Sox South Paw
Tim Poll Tibyhasen
Robert Moses Greve
Boston Red Sox
Glenna Collett Ware
Wilmer Allison
Tony Canzoneri
Alvin
General) Crowder
Detroit Tigers
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Wesley Ferrell
Charles Gelbert
St. Louis Cardinaly
Infelder
Goose Goslin
Detroit Outfelder
Charley Root
Chicago Cubs
Ozzie Simmons
Iowa
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
John Revolta
Notable Sports Figures List From an Elusive Clip
A fragmented OCR segment names figures across sports including a professional golfer, Walter Haytn, Madison Bell of SMU football, Andy Pilney of Notre Dame, Ted Lyons, Mark Koenig, Babu Sichert, a Boston Bruins hockey player, Big Bill Tilden in tennis, and Marvin Nelson the distance swimmer. The text hints at a diverse roster of athletes and coaches from various eras.
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Walter Haytn
Madison
Bell Southern Methodist
Andy Pilney
Notre Dame
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Mark Koenig
New York Giants
Babu Sichert
Baston Bruins
Big Bill Tilden
Marvin Nelson
Miller Earns Pair Of Wins In Doubleheader
Miller restlers secure both ends of a doubleheader at St Lawrence, overcoming rough play and uncovering talent. Reserve squad led 28 to 6 in the first game, while the second game featured a fast start and a steady finish as Miller built a decisive lead. The lineup tested combinations to slow Turon Tigers ahead of Friday night’s rematch.
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Miller Restlers
St. Lawrence
Rustler
Alead
Theméewised
Turon Tigers
Busters
Miller Fire Dept Plans New Year Ball and Banquet
Thirty four Miller fire department members attended the regular monthly meeting in the fire hall. Plans were completed for the annual New Year’s ball on December 31 and the banquet and dance for the firers and their wives to be held on January 2.
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Miller
Miller Fire Department
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