Tigers Triumph On Road Trip Boosted By Nelson
The Huron Tigers improve to four straight wins after a three day road swing through southeastern South Dakota and northwestern Iowa. Coach Irv Nelson praises team depth and passing as key to close wins over Everly Spirit Lake and Sioux Falls. Tom Jouhy scores consistently. Adachi shines on the floor despite limited points. Buck misses trip due to influenza. Brookings game looms next.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Bertie Lanier, age 161 from Philadelphia, outpointed Bob Wade of Newark New Jersey in a last night boxing match in Fall River Massachusetts by decision.
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DePaul off to good start for a perfect season
CHICAGO December 24 DePaul University once focused on football but now leads the nation in basketball under coach Ray Meyer. George Mikan, 6 foot 10 inch center, headlines a team averaging 70 points per game as DePaul seeks an undefeated season with upcoming tests against St Josephs, Long Island University and Arkansas. Mikan averages 19 points and could break last season’s 242 total in 23 games though depth remains an issue with his brother Edward providing limited reserves.
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Big league tour Alaska hits soldiers as Barcony cooks on tour
New York and Alaska rounds mix baseball talk with military visits. Howard Kosbau says soldiers prefer chatting with big leaguers to Betty Grable, despite Hank Barcony’s new kitchen duties. Lt. Paul A. Mullen decorated with the air medal for Solomon Islands service. Also notes Sid Luckman and Sammy Baugh discuss running vs passing, Connie Mack on pitching, and a holiday song teaser. Giles County hunting results report 12,000+ hunters, 15 bull elk and 40 cows in three days.
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Orthodox Approach Emphasizes Change This Season
The speaker plans to differ by staying true to tradition while welcoming a new, more measured style. The message closes with a seasonal wish, extending goodwill in a respectful, restrained manner.
Jacobson Polling Board Members On State A Basketball Tourney
Aberdeen December 24 C C Jacobson Canton president of the state board of control says he is polling board members about the Eastern high school athletic conference protest over awarding the class A tournament to Sioux Falls for a second year. The ESD resolution asks a special meeting with A school reps to reconsider the decision. The board notes revenue trends favor Sioux Falls while urging a conference with all 16 schools to discuss the award and locations.
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Notre Dame Beaten As Depauw Tops 74
A late season roundup lists college basketball scores with Notre Dame and Depauw among others. The item notes Depauw University 74 over Notre Dame 4, plus matches for Texas and USC, with various naval base teams and state college results.
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Wolsey Cardinals Hand Cubs Bears Fall To 2nd Defeat Of Season
Wolsey Cardinal quintet defeated the Cubs 33-22 as Huron’s offense stalled in a ragged first half. John Jacobson and Richie Murphy led Chicago’s scoring with Sibley and Fliss pacing the Cardinals. Cubs prep for Hitchcock game. Bears await Sunday title game at Wrigley Field amid cautious expectations.
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Redjackets Edge Fall To St. Lawrence In Final Second
In St. Lawrence, Dec 24, the Myers Redjackets fell to the St. Lawrence Wolves 30 to 37. The Wolves grabbed the win in the final second with a field goal and a free throw for a three point margin.
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Weather summary for South Dakota and Huron
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions expected across South Dakota with little change in Black Hills this afternoon and tonight. Saturday will be mostly cloudy and cooler with light snow possible in extreme northern areas. Huron sees partly cloudy and warmer conditions today and tonight with Saturday also mostly cloudy and mild temperatures. Sun rises 9 08 am and sets 6 pm.
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Girls on East Chicago basketball roster raise local buzz
An east Chicago squad features former college and high school stars plus two girls on its roster. Bernice Kielian at six foot one and Stella Kiligen join the General American Transportation quintet, which meets Pullman-Standard in Hammond on Sunday.
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East and West Gridders Polish Up On Passing
Eastern and western football stars prepared for the Shrine charity game in San Francisco with regular practice sessions. Coaches Kerr of Colgate and Mauser of Minnesota emphasized passing as the key to the East’s strategy while West mentors Hollinberg of Washington State and Bud Shaw of Santa Clara also worked on pass throwing.
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Sugar Bowl officials enter the movies business
New Orleans Sugar Bowl officials announced early this year they possessed technicolor films of the Tennessee Tulsa football classic for exhibition to armed services personnel and soon hired a full time secretary and a film booking firm to manage distribution. They filed government priorities for more 1944 Georgia Tech Tulsa footage for New Year’s Day.
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Chicago children’s court born in 1897 as Napoleon era Spain claim rises
The first separate children’s court was established in Chicago in 1897 amid a dispute over Napoleon’s claim to rule Spain. The brief note frames the court’s creation in historical context of that era.
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