Tiger Cagers Open Western Tour At Highmore Tonight
Huron high school prep basketball opens a western tour with an eight man squad led by Coach Deklotz facing Highmore tonight. The Tigers travel next to Lead and Rapid City before a short layoff and a late January start to the Eastern South Dakota conference schedule. The squad features Roy Englebretsin Gene McGinty Marshall Kitleson Hob Hornbeck Alvin Devick Bertram Judson James Sorenson and Lloyd Voss.
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Highmore
Huron High School
Rapid City
Carty
Tigers
George Dek
Huron High
South Dakota
Huron
St Highmore
Deklotz
Barnstormers
Lead
High School
Hoeward
Sioux Falls
Madison
Hightmore
Cosch Deklote
Western’ Trip: ‘Cat. Roy Englebretsin, Gene McGinty, Marshall Kitfleson
Hob Hornbeck
Alvin Devick
Bertram Judson
James Sorenson
Lloyd Voss
Johnson Elected Jackrabbit Pilot at SDSU Banquet
BROOKINGS December 2 Fred Johnson an all conference back and two year MVP of North Central conference voted Jackrabbit captain for 14 South Dakota State College football squad at Rotary club banquet. Twenty one players received monogram sweaters and gold footballs for conference championship honors. Coach Cy Kassper departs for Aberdeen as deputy collector of internal revenue. Rotary presents him a silver roving cup for service. Dale Palmer recognized posthumously as 1853 football captain despite illness. receives gold football and athletic council honor.
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Brookings
Fred Johnson
Florddrems
South Dakota State
Satimtal
Hera
Kass Per
Aberdeen
Dale Palmer
Lions Falls
Flandreau Indians Set Age Rule for Teams
Flandreau Indian school plans to restrict athletic team membership to boys under the 18th birthday starting in 1934 35, aligning with a state standard that two years ago already limited eligibility to those under their 21st birthday. Officials note the team previously appeared older than opponents, though records show players under the limit.
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Flandreau Indians
Sioux Falls
Flandreau Indian School
Byron J. Brophy
Flandrens
Miller and Levine In Non Title Bout
Chicago reader tonight features a ten round non title bout at Arcadia Gardens. National Boxing Association featherweight champion Miller meets Evimy Levine, a Chicago youngster. Miller previously outpointed Paul Daxzo of Chicago two weeks earlier in the same venue.
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Levine
National Boxing Association
Evimy Levine
Chicago
Arcadia Gardens
Paul, Daxzo
Pasadena Open Gets Under Way Thursday
Pasadena hosts the $4,000 open golf tournament to start the 1933-34 wine year season of California golf. The event comprises a 72 hole championship at the Brevarine course.
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Pasadena
Cal
Califace
Giants Named Year’s Outstanding Athletic Team
The Associated Press voted the New York Giants as the year’s top athletic team, led by their World Series triumph over the Washington Senators. Princeton football finished second. other ranked teams included the British Davis Cup tennis squad and Michigan football, with various other sports noted in the balloting.
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Princeton
Michigan
Army
Alan
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Associated Press
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Bill Tepas
Washington Senators
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France
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Oregon State
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Columbia
New York Rangers
Harvard
Chicago Bears
Michigan State
Yale
Tulsa Oilers
All-Star Nine Planning Tour
A touring group of American League stars plans an international trip after the 193 world series. The idea, approved at a Chicago meeting on John D. Shibe’s suggestion, aims for Oct 20 start with stops in Canada and Hawaii, then Japan and Shanghai, with possible Philippines and Australia legs and a return via the Pacific or Atlantic depending on bookings. Earl Mack indicates early sessions in Asia and potential India or Egypt and Europe if arranged.
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Chicago
John D. Shibe
Philadelphia“ Athletics
Cansia
Scibe
Qur Advancements
Earl Mack
Japan
Shanghai
China
Philippines
Australia
Canada
Diamond Stars
Honolulu
Shangad
Mack
India
Egypt
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Pacific
Forestburg Weakens and Falls in Second Half
Forestburg high school basketball faded after a tight 8-8 first half and lost 18 to 11. Paulsen and Nash starred for Forestburg, while a preliminary game saw Forestburg 36c defeat Artesian Reserves 13 to 6.
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Forestburg
Ti. Paulsen
Nash
Brittin Field Named For Col Het Brittin at Airport
Bismarck officials name the local municipal airport Brittin Field to honor Col Het Brittin of St Paul, executive vice president. The event follows efforts by Northwest Airways to promote aviation in the region and ties to related representatives in Moline and Des Moines.
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Bismarck
N. D
Col
Het. . Brittin
St Paul
Moline
Kid Leonard
Northwest Airways, Inc
Dia
Louis Hays
Moines
Columbia Strong But Lacks Reserves for Stanford Clash
George Talbot notes Columbia Lions boast speed and defense under Lou Little but lack deep substitutes. With a small undergraduate pool feeding the freshman squad, Columbia relies on a unique system mixing single wing and varied formations. The Lions have posted 28 wins, seven defeats, and two ties over three seasons, facing Stanford in the Rose Bowl.
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George Talbot
Associated Press
New York
On T
Lou Lit|e
Columbia University Lions
Stanford
Little
Lions
Morningside Heights
Stansford
Family Jewels
Pasadena
Liam
Columbia
Columbia College
Lou
Srong
Princeton
Tigers
University of Pennsylvania
Huron Team Ends Black Hills Jaunt At Mines Tonight
Spearfish led 27 to 16 at halftime as Huron College rallied but failed to close the gap. Coach Eldon Parker used most of the squad in a bid to stem the tide. The defeat underscored the need for a win against the School of Mines in Rapid City to salvage the trip.
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Highmore
Sean
Huron
Pirates
Rapid City
Tigers
Joe Dunture
Black Hills
Mines
Spearfish
S. D
Masket
Speardish
Eldon Parker
Hruxett
Bear
School of Mines
Huronce
Redfield Defeated by Watertown in Close Tilt
Redfield high school battled Watertown to a 27 to 12 loss after Watertown had previously drilled Redfield 32 to 9 on their home court. Redfield’s starters Alfdehl Watson Hopkins Savage and Lavold showed steady play with reserves Martefield Dexter Parsons and Pearson contributing.
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Redfield
Redfield High School
Watertown
Arrows
Yéosatly
Alfdehl
Watson
Hopkins
Savage
Lavold
Martefield
Dexter
Parsons
Pearson
Iroquois Defense Stops Bulldogs In Doubleheader
Iroquois high school Chiefs defeated De Smet and the Bulldogs 27 to 16 in the main game, with Iroquois leading from the opening tip while De Smet struggled to score. The Junior teams also won, 2 to 10.
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Iroquois
de Smet
Chiefs
Bulldogs
George ‘Deklotz
Huron High School
Willow Lake Triumph After Fouling Heavy Game
Willow Lake high school defeated Bancroft in a fast paced contest marred by 38 fouls. Willow Lake’s star forward led with eight points and additional standout play by Roberts helped secure the win despite the rough foul pace. Bancroft’s first team showed effort but fell short in the late minutes.
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Bancroft
Willow Lake‘ High School
Ferkons
Wiletow Lake
Roberts
Bancroft Secords
Manchester
Frankfort Hs Ramp Past Doland in Hoops Duel
Frankfort High school drew a large crowd for a Friday night basketball game against Brentford, with notable attendance and evident enthusiasm as the contest unfolded. Rosters and exact scores are not fully legible in the record.
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Frankfort
Doland - Frankfort
Brentford
Various college basketball scores from Associated Press
Scores include Fordham 35 Yale 29 Indiana 47 St Louis U 32 Wittenberg 24 Depauw 26 Centre 25 Louisville 30 St Johns U- 22 St Cloud Teachers B Augustana S D 32 Western Union Sioux Falls 2 Midland U-24 Carleton 27 South Dakota U 29 Southern Methodist 28 Oklahoma 26 Baylor 33 tank 1 Austin 39 Denver A C 33 Wyoming 29 Colorado college 28 Utah 30 VA 9 Southern California 23 United 3d Oregon State 2 Union Oil 2 High Schools Volga 15 Brookings 19 Clear Lake 5 Brookings 22 Watertown 27 Redfield 12 Alpena 20 Wessington Springs 17 Willow Lake 11 Bancroft 12
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Associated Press
Fordham
Yale
Indiana
St. Louis U
Wittenberg
Depauw
Centre
Louisville
St Johns U
St Cloud Teachers
Augustana
S.D
Western Union
Sioux’ Falls
Midland
Carleton
South Dakota U
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma
Baylor
Tank
Austin
Denver A. C
Wyoming
Colorado College
Utah
Southern
California
United
Oregon State
Union Oil
Volga
Brookings
Clear Lake
Watertown
Redfield
Alpena
Wessington Springs
Wilow Lake
Bancroft
Miller Reelected Navy Grid Coach Keeps Post
Annapolis announces Edgar E Rip Miller will again lead the Navy football team for a third straight year. His contract renewal comes as staff shifts place Lieut Thomas James Hamilton as assistant director of football. Capt John W Wilcox Jr will move to physics training headship as part of the changes.
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United States Naval Academy
Edgar E
Rip) Miller
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Mir
Ese
Miller
Thomas James Hamilton
West Coast Navy
Wilcox
Department of Physics
Harvey E. Queresch
Robert ¢. Giffin
U. S. Neches
John H. Brown, Jr
Hamilton
Venus Girls Win Volleyball Title
Venus junior high girls volleyball wins championship under captain Byrne Anderson. Lois Peterson leads Bacchus consolation team. Jupiter and Mars squads also competed. Event supervised by Miss Helen Buchanan and Miss Lela Steele with Verna Jonason as general manager.
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Mary Murphy
Alene Gibbs
Venus
Jupiters
Mary Jean Scruby
Mars
Steva Brown
Byrne Anderson
la Vonne Hamm
Juanita Stein
Virginia Kittleson
Marjorie Good
Alpena Wildcats Beat Wessington Springs In Close Tilt
Alpena high school Wildcats edged Wessington Springs 25 to 10 in a nip and tuck battle. Trailing 12-15 at halftime, Alpena rallied to take the lead in the final period and held off late threats. Berringer led Alpena and Toland starred for the visitors. Alpena Seconds won 20 to 17 in the preliminary.
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Turnner
Alpena High School Wildcats
Wessington Springs
Wesington ‘Springs
Berringer
Toland
Alpena Seconds
Alpe
Verdict On Cause Of Death Incomplete Report From BISMARCK
A preliminary inquest in BISMARCK investigates the mysterious death of NEss Marie Ferderer, aged 2, with details truncated. The verdict remains undelivered as officials review the scant readable notes and await further evidence.
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Bismarck
N. D
Ngss
Marie Ferderer
Senators Defend Glory With Record Defensive Feats
The Washington Senators led by Toe Cronin dominated in defense, posting a near world-record fielding mark and high team batting. Individual stars like Greenberg and Simmons shone in backing up the strong defense as St Louis and Cleveland players also posted notable feats.
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Pace
Willie Kamm
Brown
Ferrell
Chicago
Toe Cronin
Washington Senators
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
St Louis
Kibet Fon
All-Star Squad Heads Westward to San Francisco
A eastern and midwestern football all star squad, selected by coaches Kerr and Hanley, departs tonight for San Francisco to play a Shriners benefit game for crippled children on New Year’s Day. The team will stop at Grand Island, North Platte, and Ogden en route, with a workout at Styche Stadium this afternoon. Players include Gillmen, Anderson, Robinson, Skladany, Riley, Schammel, Walton, Ceppi, James, Bernard, Pons, Scleen, Feathers, Everhardus, Laws, Sebastian, Perconner, Lukats, and Danowski.
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Ill
Andy Kerr
Delgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
San Francisco
Shriners
Sid Gillmen
Ohio State
Winnie Anderson
Colgate
Brad Robinson
Minnesota
Skladany
Pittsburgh
BH Riley
Francis Schammel
Iowa
Frank Walton
Charlie Ceppi
Princeton
Joe Fiailus
Bob Jane
Indiana
Owen James
Bucknell
Ton Hughe
Alabama
Charles Bernard
Michigan
wSo
Cogote
Charlie Scleen
Beattie’ Feathers
Tennessee
Herman Everhardus
Joe Laws
Mike Sebastian
Paul Perconner
Purdue
Nick Lukats
Notre Dane
Danowski
Fordham
Columbia Lions Headed To Broadway Bowl Bid
Columbia's football Lions aim for a New Year day conquest over Stanford as they travel west after a Manhattan setback. The team begins with workouts in St Louis and continues through Dallas and El Paso before facing Pasadena on January 1 in a major prep for the season finale.
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Stanford
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el Paso
Tua
Pasadena
Football figures arrested in Honolulu hoodlum case
Three young Hawaiian football figures including Henry Harrison a Pawaa Barefoot coach Bernard Joy line coach at McKinley High School and Raymond Kaluahine formerly of the town team were jailed. Harrison faced months in jail while Joy and Kaluahine received three months each for their roles in the street gang terror.
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Bonoluda
Honolulu
Henry Harrison
Pawaa
Bernard Joy
McKinley High School
Raymond
Ksitahine
Santa Clara
University
Harrison
Joy
Kaluahine
Mattick Signs To Play With Ane LOB Angeles
Rel Mattick 18, son of Chick Mattick, signs to play: once an American League baseball player, referenced in the Los Angeles area with uncertain date.
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Angeles
Dec
Rel Mattick
Chick Mattick
Bailey Improves After Bruins Leafs Game Injury
Boston December report shows Irvine Ace Bailey’s condition improving after doctors feared he would die. In a bulletin from Boston City Hospital Dr Joseph Haim said Bailey was about the same if slightly better, following a fractured skull suffered in the Maple Leafs Bruins game at Boston Garden a week ago.
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Irvine
Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Boston” Garden
Coyotes Upset Carleton 21 12 To 10 Lead Reveals Narrow Ball Win
Vermillion December 2. South Dakota Coyotes defeated Carleton College of Northfield Minn in a 21 to 12 game at Ball State. Carleton led 12 to 10 early as the fast traveling visitors held a brief edge before SDU pulled away.
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University
South Dakota Coyotes
Carleton College
North Gela
Minn
Carleton
Former Star Indicted for Attack in Fort Sam Houston
Lieut. John Herbold Murrel, once West Point football star, was indicted by a federal grand jury in San Antonio Texas for an alleged criminal attack on Blanche Balls Bellctair at Fort Sam Houston Reservation last October 22. The Alabama native reportedly offered to drive her home after a night of dancing and cocktail parties during a pedery hearing.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Herbold Murrel
West Point
Blanche Balls Bellctair
Fort Sam Houston
Alabama
Litute
Murrel
Michigan After First Cage Win Sparks Hoosier Notes
Michigan secured its first pre season basketball victory as Rutgers and Wisconsin prepare to face Central Wisconsin teachers. Indiana edged St Louis in a 47 to 2 rout after a slow start, while Notre Dame fell to Puntue 33 to 28 in a tough battle.
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Chicago
Rutgers
Wisconsin
Puntue
Notre Dame
Indiana
St. Louis University
Didrikson's All-Americans Clinch Easy Win Over Wesleyan
Didrikson's quintet overwhelmed Dakota Wesleyan 36 to 2 as Mildred Babe Didrikson scored a field goal and thrilled the crowd with a midcourt shot after an introduction by Referee Leo Harmon. Wesleyan showed improvement, leading early but fading late in the game.
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Didrikson
Quint Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Mildred
Babe
Leo Harmon
Babe Ruth to seek release to lead kids league plan
The Inquirer reports Babe Ruth will request release from the New York Yankees so he can head the Babe Ruth Kids League, a project backed by a New York oil company. Details on films, radio, and teaching roles are not yet finalized, but the plan envisions media involvement for outreach.
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Petladelehia
the Inquirer
Babe Ruth
New York
ces_so
New ‘York
Dempsey Ends Wrestling Exhibition in Campton Cal
Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champion, refereed a rough wrestling bout in Campton California. The match featured Myron Cox against Tex Wright with Dempsey warning Wright as the action stayed tight and contested throughout.
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Campton
Cal
Des
Jack Dempsey
Myron Cox
Tex Wright
Wright
Jet
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