Tigers To Meet Flandreau Indians and Cubs Hitchcock Clash
Huron High School hosts a double header at Huron College gym tonight ending the pre holiday schedule. The Beadle County Conference tilt starts at 6:45 p.m. with the main event at 8 p.m. Tigers face Flandreau Indians while Hitchcock Blue Jays meet the Cubs. Coaches debate lineup as practice hints at form reversal before conference play. Don McNutt Leo McGinty lead the Cubs while Cantendine’s Blue Jays chase four straight conference wins.
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College Scores Read Like Dark Averages Across League Lists
College scores show a jumble of results including Minnesota 68 over Nebraska 37 and Illinois 49 over Connecticut State 23. Marquette 40 over Chicago 32. Mankato Teachers 45 over Augustana Sioux Falls 32. Central Wisconsin Teachers 81 over Concordia 28 and Illinois State Normal 28 over Oshkosh Teachers 26. Brigham Young 59 over Montana State 46 and Worthington Junior 43 over Esherville Iowa. Joliet 36 over St Marys Winona 34.
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Henry Armstrong Reveals Delay Behind Garcia Fight Postponement
In Los Angeles on December 22 Henry Armstrong the boxing double champion spoke to reporters at his hometown about delaying his bout with Ceferino Garcia. He said the three week postponement was to allow him to regain form not due to a serious injury and cited his manager and public for supporting the delay yet noted he trained hard with witnesses.
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Kern Says Skibos May Beat Frogs At Their Own Game
New Orleans December 22 1971 Coach Bill Kern of Carnegie Tech predicts his Skibo team might beat Texas Christian in the Sugar Bowl on January 2. He notes TCU’s Davey O’Brien threat but cites his squad’s passing and two ends Carnelly and Condit who each connected on 40 yard touchdown passes.
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Tinsley And Hutson Best Pass Catchers Of 1928
New York reports that Gaynell Tinsley of the Chicago Cardinals and Don Hutson of the Green Bay Packers shared top honors as NPFL best pass catchers in 1928. Hutson led with 543 aerial yards and nine touchdowns, while Tinsley tied Hutson’s season catch mark with 41 receptions and set a 98 yard single play. Duff and Kercheval tied for field goals with four each, Kercheval also booting a 45 yard longest of the year.
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Ward Duff
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Ralph Kercheval
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Jack Manders
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Gophers Run Past Huskers 66 37 In Big 12 Era
Minnesota's basketball team extended its winning streak to 14 with a 66-37 victory over Nebraska in Lincoln. John Kundla led with 13 points as Dave MacMillan’s Gophers controlled the second half after a tight first period. Dale Knoll sparked a 45-32 win for North Central over Augustana in a nonconference game.
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Lincolm
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Dale Knoll
Nkato Teachers College
Augustana
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Bowling 2 Fe Ce Came St Louis Pinne AOU Potreda
Fragmentary OCR notes show a bowling reference with names St Louis and Baltimore and a time of 38 minutes. Readable elements suggest a score or event note but details are incomplete. Entities include St Louis, Baltimore, and 38 minutes.
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Cards Top NL Sluggers Led by Mize and Medwick
NEW YORK December 22 slugging honors in the National League last season went to the St Louis Cardinals with Johnny Mize leading at 326 total bases in 531 at bats and Joe Medwick driving in 122 runs for a third straight year. Mel Ott of the New York Giants topped home runs with 25 as Cincinnati trio Good man Lombardi and Berger boosted the league, with ten top sluggers listed including Rizzuto Phelps and Camilli among others.
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Ducky-Wacky) Medwick
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Wally Berger
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Woonsocket Redmen Defeat Letcher In Ragged Conference Game
Woonsocket Redmen outscored Letcher 40 to 24 in a slow Pony Hills Conference clash. The game featured erratic passing and weak guarding outside a third quarter surge when Woonsocket scored 18 to five. Coach Hodlworth shuffled lines, but team pace remained uneven. Substantial second team win accompanied the main tilt, 26 to 2, and Woonsocket plans a Friday matchup with Win ner in the auditorium.
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Ipswich Romps Over Faulkton 32 to 12
Ipswich high school powered past Faulkton 32 to 12 at Faulkton Tuesday night. Ciman and Hagen sparked the Tigers as Ipswich opened a 14-6 first half lead while Faulkton struggled with fouls and rough play. Faulkton’s Turner and Thelen fouled out as Ipswich’s defense stifled long attempts.
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Frankfort Falcons Spark Sunshine League Upset
In Frankfort Tuesday night the Frankfort Falcons defeated the previously unbeaten Rackham team 43 to 29, pushing Rackham to third and keeping Frankfort and Cresbard undefeated. Cresbard beat Northville 20 to 4 while Reckham edged Mellette 16 to 14 after two overtimes. Brentford topped Redfield B 32 to 6 as Mellette and Frankfort faced further losses. Cresbard nonleague at Faulkton ends pre Christmas schedule. Pirates announce spring training opener March 17 in San Diego against Pacific Coast League squad.
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Stephan Indees Win From Globe Trotters
In Highmore on December 22 a packed crowd watched Stephan Indees defeat the All-Star Globe Trotters 52 to 36. Valdez Hoeltznan and Shearer anchored a tough Stephan defense as Gardener and Tompkins led scoring with 21 and 13 points respectively. Don Cheathem topped the Globe Trotters with 17 points.
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Baseball Stars and Big Dreams From A Storied Era
The piece surveys 1930s sports talk with Lefty Gomez predicting 20 wins for the Yankees in 1929 and Hank Greenberg aiming for the top salary after 58 homers. It notes other athletes training for pennants, including Burgess Whitehead, Al Weill, Lou Ambers, and Eddie Mead, while hinting at boxing and hockey figures amid a bustling sports landscape.
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Hank Greenberg
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Burgess Whiteherd
Giants
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Rover Whalen
Agar Cagers Defeat Blunt Team 28 to 20
Agar High School defeated Blunt 28 to 20 in a Tuesday game here. Blunt suffered its third conference defeat in seven starts. Miller led Agar with 12 points while W Crain held Blunt to 10 points. The halftime score was 13 to 4, and Agar won the second game 24 to 18.
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Young Talent To Be Given Chance With Boston Team
Boston suitor Yawkey reshapes the Red Sox by moving out star players and bringing in prospects. Eric McNair exits to the White Sox. Pinky Higgins to Detroit. Ben Chipman to Cleveland. Joe Cronin remains as manager and shortstop. Ted Williams and Roger Cramer join a youth-focused lineup to rebuild after a costly spending era.
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Roger Cramer
Tex Mains
Four Big Ten Teams In Action Tonight
Four Big Ten basketball teams, three unbeaten, resume non conference play tonight against intersectional foes. Michigan and Purdue seek fifth straight wins, Northwestern faces Notre Dame, Ohio State meets Washington, and Minnesota and Illinois won last night.
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St Lawrence Earns Fourth Straight Victory Over Stephans
The St Lawrence Warriors used tight defense and sharp shooting to beat Stephan Mission 22 to 11, recording a fourth consecutive conference win. They held a slim lead most of the game, despite Stephan briefly moving ahead in the fourth period before St Lawrence pulled away. In earlier action, St Lawrence seconds defeated Stephan juniors 29 to 19.
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