Huron Teams Clash With West River Cagers This Week
Huron and West River cagers clash across a week of games as Huron High and the College squad travel to Black Hills venues. Ward Bell experiments with Lamb at guard, while Nohlgren and Cahalan lead the forward line. The Rapid City match against Coffey’s team wraps the busy pre season slate.
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Black Hills
Slaloers
Tigers
We River
Huron
Black Hille
Ward Bell
Collegians
Rapid City
Frank Coffey
Rapid City Cobblers
South Dakota
Mitchell
Nix Sct
Tommorrow
West River
School of Mines
Lemmon
Hettinger
N. D
Pell
Bell
Lamb
Flandreai
Dennis
Huran
Sesson
Hurontega
Nohlgren
Misterik
Tavis
Lowdog
Bostic
Cahalan
Warner
Davis
Whittington
Cehaian
Coffey
Cobblers
Finton
Abert Uhe
Rapid
Wheelers Take Extended Trip to Meet Trent
Deland High plans a long road journey as Wheelers head to Tri Land to face Trent along with several Jawa quintets. The trip aims to test the squad with out of state play, featuring Johnson Hoave and center Taschen among the rotation as Mc Nickle twins Mil and Lovelace lead forwards in a fast moving lineup.
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Deland High
Trent
Jawa
Triland
Dee
Coneh
Deland Wheeler
Lowa
Cedar Rapids
S. Dye
Briliford
Ta Jers
Rta
Ioen
Huron
Toswich
Ark
Cotchers
Hatte
Johnson and Hoave
Taschen
Herker Arti Thome
Mc Nickle
Western All-Stars Scrimmage Prep For Shrine Game
Western football squad trains in Berkeley amid unsettled weather as they prepare for the New Year Shrine East West game. Percy Lacey and Dana Bible lead practice with mud and gym work. Bucknell star Clark Mookie impresses with power runs through the line.
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San Francisco
Numue
Rome
Susph Clu
Percy Lacey
Dana Bible
Berkeley Stadium
Stanford
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanky
Clark Mookie
Buckness
Huron Boosters to Meet Miller in Return Game Here Jan 4
After a Christmas break the Huron Boosters resume workouts for the 1932 campaign. A practice is planned at Jefferson grade school tonight. The Booster-Pen-Co Stars game at home January 4 opens the season, followed by a slate of college and high school matchups in Huron.
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Huron Boosters
Miller
Jefferson Grade School
Pen-Co Stars
Bonsters
John Hinman
Muron
Boosters
Mill
Huron
Huron College
Huron High School
Madison High School
South Dakota
Tigers
Mitchell
Schmeling Plans Two Defenses of Heavyweight Title
Max Schmeling will defend his heavyweight title twice this year. The first defense is set for February in Miami against Mickey Walker in a 15 round bout, promoted by Madison Square Garden. A second defense against either Jack Dempsey or Jack Sharkey is tentatively planned for June or September in New York, with negotiations contingent on the Miami result.
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New York
Der
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Miami
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Walker
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Jacobs
the Garden
Dempsey
Dempsey Intelic
Sharkey
Los Angeles
Chicago
Nate Lewis
Bchmeling
Fights Last Night in New Orleans and Cities
Night of boxing action featuring Nate i Ritanen Aint, Joe Extrade in Mexico City, Tony Azigtians from New York. Loses and wins noted across venues, with promoters Brew OM and regional ringside reporting. No further details available in readable text.
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Nate i Ritanen
New Orleans
Mexico City
Tony Azigtians
New York
Brew
Bierman Frowns On Wet Weather Ahead Of Rose Bowl Tilt
Pasadena Dec 28 Calif weather dampens practice plans for Bernie Bierman and the Minnesota Green Wave ahead of the Rose Tournament clash with USC. Rain lengthens prep time and could hinder aerial attack as Don Zimmerman’s passes are tested in wet conditions. In Los Angeles USC stays secluded, with Howard Jones guiding a cautious buildup for the Tulane showdown New Year’s Day.
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Paul Zimmerman
Pasadena
Cal
California
Tulane
University of Southern California
Greenies
Bernie Bierman
Bierman
Biermar
Troy
Trojans
Don Zimmerman
Los Angeles
Trojan
Howard Jones
Men of
Boyard Seid
Green Wave
Training Quarters for Mill Aspirants in Huron District
Huron district amateur boxing tournament entries rise as training quarters are set up at Huron grade schools. Coaches Shepersky and Bloomberg oversee workouts for 16 to 25 year olds with hopes for 59 entrants across eight weight divisions. Entries close January 5 and aid will prepare district winners for inter district bouts with Aberdeen and state elimination in Sioux Falls.
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Huron
Sioux Fells
H. W. Markey
Genera
Ward H. Bell
A. D. Shepersky
Leo Bloomberg
Bell
Eah
Shepersky
Bloomberg
South Dakota
Aberdeen
State Athletic Commission
Legion
Mee
Markey
LeRoy Murray
Glen Curtis
Joe Sherrock
Ralph Galbraith
Mark Stafford
George Theimer
Owen Mann
Ed Sorenson
Olaf Hagema
Alfred Peterson
Howard Long
Paul Stewart
William Munson
Floyd See Jman
Daum
Sioux Falls
Prospect
Sioux Fails
American Legion
Wisconsin to Accept George Little Resignation
The University of Wisconsin Athletic Council planned to accept tonight the resignation of George Little director of athletics who left the post December 14 but will stay until his contract ends in June. A new director may be chosen, with debate over whether Glenn Thistlethwaite remains head football coach. The committee weighs reorganizing the department and possibly assigning football or basketball coaches to the director role.
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Glenn Thistlethwaite
Pyre
Mub
Waller E Meanwell
Winter Sports Fete Opened in Hills with Ice Carnival
In Sylvan Lake in the Black Hills on December 28 the fourth annual winter sports season opened with an ice carnival. About 1500 to 2090 people attended. Rapid City’s hockey team defeated Custer 5 to 0. The half mile silver skates derby was won by Loki Christen.
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Sylvan Lake
Black Hills
Rapid City
Custer
Loki Christen
Hayes-E the quiet coach shaping Indiana athletic greatness
Indiana University mentor Hayes-E, known as Mister Hayes, leads cross country, football and track with a calm, individual approach. His methods focus on mental readiness, year round competition, and discovering hidden talent as proven by stars like Wilmer Rinehart and a string of national titles.
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Bloomington
Mnd
Hayes
Indiana University
Indiana
Hoosiers
Cross Coursy
Northwestern
Cozelis
Athletic Department
Wilmer Rinehart
Virgil 1932 Cage Schedule Announced
Virgil high school releases its 1932 basketball schedule with January games at Huron junior high and Send Crack Consolidated, a home tilt against Wesley, a February slate including Lane and Sand Creek Consolidated, and a district tournament at Juran.
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Virgil
Virgil High School
Huron Junior High School
Send Crack Consolidated
Wessington
Welsey
Yan
Huron Junior High
Sun
Virest
Hitchcock
Lane
Sand Creek Consolidated
Juran
Leading Netmen To Play For Charity
Four top United States Davis Cup prospects Elsworth Vines George Lott Frank Shields and John Van Ryn will play for charity in Chicago tomorrow Vines national champion will face Lott and Shields will meet Van Ryn in singles Vines and Shields team up against Lott and Van Ryn in doubles
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Chicago
Dec
United States
Elsworth Vines
George Lott
Frank Shields
John van Ryn
Vines
Lott
Shields
van Ryn
Cards To Present Colorful Array In Bid For 1932 NL Title
SHERMAN McNALLY AVYIST reports a reshaped 1932 St Louis Cardinals lineup with new stars such as Hatt and Dizzy Dealt joining a veteran core. Prominent players Hatt, Wilson, Dean, Cunningham, Crawford, Delker, Hunt, Carleton, Blair, Teachout and others are named, with Grimes and High missing. The squad plans nine pitchers and a mix of infielders and outfielders as they pursue the National League championship.
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Sherman McNally
Burleigh Grimes
Hack
Diazy
Dean
Houston Bullaloes
Lee Cunningham
Danville
Iz Pst Crawford
Columbus
American Association
Latte
Eddie Delker
Rochester
Jock Hunt
Tex Carleton
Houston
Ray Blair
Dud Teachout
Southpaw
Chicago
Grimes-Wilson
Grimes
Andy High
Wally Roetiger
Cincinnati
Cardinal
Chick Hafey
Pepper Martin
Jim Bottomiey
Frankie Frisch
Charley Gelbert
Sparky Adams
Jimmy Wilson
Jim Collins
Bottomley
Paul Derringer
Wild Bill Hallahan
Big Ten Teams Play Outsiders in Week of Intersections
Chicago December opening lineups feature Purdue hosting Montana State at Lafayette and Minnesota facing Nebraska in Minneapolis. Illinois, Michigan, and Chicago square off against eastern teams with Syracuse hosting Michigan. Cornell travels to Illinois for New Year’s Day, while Chicago meets Carnegie Tech. Maryland and Vanderbilt test midwest balance against Wisconsin and Ohio State, Notre Dame and Northwestern renew after last week’s upset. Indiana plays DePauw in Greencastle, and Loyola Chicago hosts Butler in Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Purdue
Minnesota
Boiler- Makers
Montana State College
Bobcats
LaFayette
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Ilinois
Michigan
Wolverines
Syracuse
Cornell
Illinois
Champaign
Chisago
Carnegie Tech
Marylands
Vanderbiit
Maryland
Wiscoussn
Madison
Commodores
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Irish
Wildcats
Carleton
College
Indiana
de Paulys
Greencastle
Ind
Middle West
Indianapolis
Loyola of Chicago
Butler
Independent Quint Formed At Doland High School
Doland Dec 28 Independent basketball team formed by Coach Red White includes Calvert Hoffman James Hanson Lovelace, former Wheeler players. Veterans scarce at forward. Hanson to likely center. Regular practice starts after holidays. managers seek game contact. Also note Chicago chosen for Class A billiards championship site to start March 7 1932 with Edgar Applaby defending.
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Quint
Doland Doland
Red White
Doland High School
White
Calvert
James
Hoffman
Hanson and Lovelace
Hanson
Wheeler
High Point Mart
Kebo Borth
Chicago
Beco
French Lick Springs
Ind
National Billiard Essolation of America
Edgar T. Applaby
New York
Football Doctors Seek Remedies and Reforms
New York officials and college leaders meet for the eastern football associations and the national groups to discuss changes aimed at reducing injuries. They consider adjustments to kickoffs and blocking tactics following a season with numerous injuries and penalties and debate prohibiting players from tying hands around opponents necks.
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New York
Eastern Football Officials Association
National Football Coaches Association
Ta National Collegiate Athletic Association
Southpaws Lead National League Pitching Race
New York Dec. 28. Southpaws dominated the NL pitching season with Bill Walker Carl Hubbell and Ed Brandt leading in ERAs. Walker pitched 239 innings with 2.26 as, Hubbell 2.05, Brandt 2.92. Derringer led in wins with 18 8 losses for St. Louis. Hallahan tied for most wins 19 8 and led in strikeouts and walks.
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New York
Bill Walker
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Ed Brandt
Bostors Braves
Walker
Hubbell
Brandt
Heinie Meitie
Pittsburgh
Sylvester Johneson
St. Louis
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Paul Derringer
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Hallahan
Hallahan
Mcinie
Jim Elliott
Phillies
Elliott
Red Lucas
Cincinnati Reds
Silas Johnson
Reds
Billy Townsend To Tangle Billy Petrotle In MSG Show
New York December 28. Welterweights Billy Townsend of Vancouver clashes with Fargo veteran Billy Petrotle in a top ten rounder at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night. Townsend has been a steady winner in recent months. At Chicago a ten fight light heavyweights card, National Boxa association continues its search for an outstanding Rosenbloom challenger. In Milwaukee Friday Max Rosenbloom meets Dave Maier in a ten round non title bout. Other main shows include Oakland California and Mexico City. Max Baer faces Arthur De Kuh Wednesday. Fidel Labarbera fights Beby Arizmendi in Mexico City Friday.
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New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Bastles
Billy Fetrolle
Madison Square Garde
Townsend
National
Smeer Maxia Rosenbloom
Rosenbloon
Dave Maier
Fidel Labarbera
Los Angeles
Beby_ Arix Arizmerii
Big Six Teams To Play Charity Tilts
Kansas City dispatch notes exhibition games in the Big Six with Nebraska set to face Superior Teachers of Superior Wisconsin and Minnesota in Minneapolis while Town State meets Drake in Des Moines, as Nebraska seeks its first win after three losses and Town State continues three-start opposition.
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Big Six
Kansas City
Nebraska
Town State
Nebraskans
Wis
University of Minnesota
Minnespolis
Town
Drake
Des Moines
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Brand
Billy Petrotle
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