Scalp ers Invade Hills Tigers To Face Two Teams
Inactivity in two Huron basketball camps ends midweek as Huron High Tigers prepare for conference game with Redfield at Redfield Friday and a non conference test with Woonsocket Saturday. Huron College Scalpers embark on a six game Black Hills invasion beginning December 31, facing Lead, Belle Fourche Independents, Nisland, School of Mines, Spearfish, and the Yellowjackets.
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Billy Gibson Returns as Pauline Uzenden's Manager
The text details Billy Gibson becoming the manager for Pauline Uzenden after a tense exchange with Stumbler and Mr. Gibson denying the deal. It mentions previous managers and an earlier proposition that fell through, plus references to wrestling appetites and farm anecdotes from Mr. Curley. The scene shifts to boxing crowd dynamics and premium ringside pricing amid sold out Pitt-Trojan events.
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North Central Prepares For New Year's Day Charity Game
North Central and Rocky Mountain all star squads gathered in Denver for a charity gridiron battle on New Year's Day. Coach Jack West led North Central after arrival, while Bally Van De Graeff coached Rocky Mountain. Mimeographed plays were distributed for study. two stars Dutch Clark and Power House Pomeroy sat out to play in the East-West clash in San Francisco.
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Power House
USC Gearing for Rose Bowl Prep Scrimmages
USC coach Howard Jones outlined toughening routines for the team before the January 1 Pasadena Rose Bowl against Pittsburgh. He plans three he man scrimmages to sharpen the offense while defense is already solid, with first string and reserves in condition.
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Gunboat Smith and Wall Street Bears Tale From Fading Fight Night
The old time light heavyweight Gunboat Smith, recently out of the Navy, recounts a Wall Street night where he was underpaid and later offered a nickel for a fight. Promoter Ted Wolff boosted purses, a forfeit was posted, and the bout card included Mexican Pete with wary doctors noting a leaky valve.
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Pete" Everett
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Hleke
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Basketball Results From Associated Press
Basketball results include Worth Dakota with 24 points and Montana, with VW-Sett noted in the summary.
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Army Faces Stanford In Final 1946 Football Tuneup
Army will tackle Stanford at Palo Alto on Saturday in the last major game of the year. The contest will be broadcast nationwide over the National Broadcasting Co. network.
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Griffith V Risko in Madison Square Garden Tonight
Edward 5 NEU reports Gerald Ambrose Griffith known as Tuffy, eager to avenge a June Detroit loss to Johnny Risko, and aimed to prove he belongs in the Garden ring. Risko, a seasoned heavyweight, seeks victory to halt Griffith’s rise as he eyes a future shot at Sharkey.
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Taylor V Mastro in Chicago Show Tonight
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute faces Earl Mastro Chicago's featherweight contender in the featured final boxing event at Chicago Stadium. The rivals drew a 1-1 recent series, with a split decision and a no-decision referee. Taylor’s ankle injury delayed the December 13 bout, narrowing the odds as Taylor sharpened training.
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Charity Game Players Begin Twice Daily Practice
In Dallas charity game preparations start with a morning and evening drill as coaches reshuffle positions and welcome former mentors. Ray Morriosa of Southern Methodist and Jimmy Pheland lead veteran players through mild drills in the first training session beginning today.
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32 Survive Play In Junior Indoor Tennis Tourney
New York December 27 P Narrowed to 32 survivors the Nations Junior Indoor Tennis championship trimmed 111 entrants at the start and moved into the third round today at the Seventh Regiment armory. Among the boys contenders is nine year old Robert A Low with 11 year old Stuart M Low from Collegiata School New York both aiming for the singles title.
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New York
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Hanley brothers rise in college football ranks
Ten years after six Hanley brothers starred at Washington State College, Dick Hanley became Northwestern head coach in 1927, with Roy as his assistant and Myron now Mike Hanley coaching at Columbia. Leland, Harold, and Tom Hanley also pursued sports, while elder Tom praised his sons’ football success over lumber business roots. A Pacific Coast voting panel later named top players from PCC schools, with several Hanley-era peers scoring as top conference selections.
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Shires Ready to Meet Anyone After Knockout Win
De Arthur Shires Chicago White Sox first baseman knocked out Big Bill Bailey in 1 minute 52 seconds in Buffalo. Shires boasted he would fight any man in the world and thanked the Buffalo crowd for support while noting money and fines limited further action. Joe McCarthy attended ringside and questioned the rivalry.
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Army Has Final Workout Before Classic at Stanford
At Stanford stadium, Army opened its final workout for reporters while Stanford coach Warner kept practice secret. Cadets ran through signals, passes, punts, and place kicks as both teams prepared for the climactic game. Stanford center Walter Heineche misses the game due to bronchitis and will watch from the bench.
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Chicago Hopes To Defeat Carleton
Chicago basketball candidates, off schedule due to exams, brief Christmas break to prepare for Saturday preliminary against Carleton. The Maroons, inexperienced and aiming to remain out of the red, note Carleton’s 26 to 18 win over Wisconsin and seek a similar upset. Oscar Moon Baker of Los Angeles is mentioned.
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