Watertown Favored In E E L D Cage Race Preview
Watertown, led by Jack Flag, is the early favorite in the Eastern South Dakota conference basketball race. Four strong challengers loom including Mitchell, Yankton, Huron, and Aberdeen as the league starts its round robin schedule in January.
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Bill Plummer
Huronite
South Dakota
Watertown
Arrows
Jack Flag
Basketbal
Rapid City
Huron
Tigers
West River
Flag
Watertown Aay
Sesson
Candi Flag
Oly
Gerberding
Cape
Arrow
Lase
Crimmins
McLaughlin
Plowman
Hasner
Mitchell
Alcott
Johnson
Haren
Yankton
Aberdeen
Nocbesery
Sioux Falls
Madison
Brookings
Whisper
Hamann
Gilliland
W. W. Stephenson
Stephensom Han
Sioux City
Floyd Esms
Bucks
Yankton Power
Alumni Stirs Up Potent Medicine For High School Cagers
Huron high school Tigers prep to host a veteran alumni squad led by Capt. Corny Collin and Merle Mike Jeney in a Friday game at 1 pm. Alumni boast former all-state players and coach Daniel Deklotz faces a tough challenge from a line including the Collin brothers, Ken Hopper, Swede Marquis, Burt Ayres, and Ernie Wats. The Tigers, returning from a rest, seek a strong home display with admission set at two cents.
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Jones
George Deklotz
Tigers
Huron High School
Deklotz
Corny Collin
Toszér
Merle
Mike” Jeney
Yankton College
Greyhounds
Collin Brothers
Comet
Pataier
Corpy
Creighton University
Janes
Kenneth Hopper
Swede Marquis
Burt Ayres
Ernie Wats
Huron
Tiger Cager
Dek
Sioux, Falls
Madison
Plans for City Bowling League Meeting at Huron College
Muddled notice invites residents to discuss forming a city bowling league. A meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at Huron College at unknown hour to gauge interest and line up league participation.
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Huron Sllege
Herting Officially Appointed State Mentor
Milbank high school coach Lemme Herting is named mentor for the South Dakota teachers group meeting in Wisconsin. The appointment formalizes Herting as a liaison and adviser for local educational programs during the December session.
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Herting
State Brookings
Lemme Herting
Milbank
Wis
Parker Is Class Of Indoor Meet
Parker Frankie, a 17 year old from Milwaukee now at Lawrenceville School New Jersey, dominated the national junior indoor tennis championships. He won opening singles matches and paired with Philip W. Osborne to take a strong doubles win. Several seeds advanced with few losses, including Milberg of NYU who upset Simpson of Cornell.
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New York
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Lawrenceville School
New Jersey
Frankie
Frank Bericha
Peekskill, N
Lawrenceville
Philip W. Osborne
Edward J. Milberg
New York University
William J. Simpson
Cornell
Joseph L. Abrams
New Yor
George H Ball
Northwestern Uni ‘Gversity
el, Paso
Texas
Jack Henr
Roxbury School
Conn
Gilbert A. Hunt, Jr
Massachusetts Tech
Robert Madden
University of Michiga
Wee
Howard P. Kaka
Michigan
New Yacht Syndicate Formed to Challenge America's Cup
Harold S. Vanderbilt announces a syndicate will build a new yacht to defend the America's Cup against T. O. M. Sopwith's Endeavour. Construction has begun at Herreshoff yards in Bristol with backers including J. P. Morgan and W. K. Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt Sr will be captain in the races.
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New York
Herres'hest Yards
Bristol
Rot
J. P. Morgan
Gerard B. Lambert
Freder- Se W_ Vanderbilt
George F_ Baker
HL Harkness
W. K. Vanderbilt
Harold
Vanderbilt
Detroit Backstop Of Long Ago Dies
Detroit reporter records the death of Fred Buelow Sr a former Tigers catcher who played from 1901 to 19K and was regarded as one of the best receivers for the club His long service and skill are noted in this brief obituary following his death in a local hospital.
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Detroit
Fred Buelow
Detroit Tigers
Buelow
Anseuss
Harry C. Kipke
Michigan
Frank Cavlanaugh
Fordham
Rockne
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Edward J. Casey
Harvard
D. C. McLaughry
Brown
W. Hy. Cowell
New Hampshire
Alvinr
Ba) McMillan
Kansas State College
Casey
W. H. Spaulding
University of California At Los Angeles
Fine
East West All Star Grid Game Promises Major Show
San Francisco crowds expect a standout New Year’s Day East West charity football game with 80,000 ahead and odds shifting toward the eastern squad. Don Elliott reports brisk ticket demand and hopes to equal the 51,000 turnout from several years ago. Both camps hold final workouts as prep continues in cloudy conditions at Palo Alto and Berkeley.
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Dick Hankey
Andy Kerr
San Francisco
Ace
Danowski
Fordham
Skladany
Pitt
Feathers
Tennessee
Solean
Colgate
Burke
Alabama
Laws
Towa
Fardomner
Purdue
Gillman
Ghis Stete
Lukets
Notre Dae
Depp
Princeton
Walton
Hack
Robineem
Minnesot
Sebastian
PLC
James
Recknell
Peters
Jones
Indias
Riley
Northwestern
Everhardus
Michigan
Bernard
Schamamel
Jons
Geltus
Ohio State
Ike
Don Elliott
Palo Alto
Berkeley
del Marcil
Forme Northwesternniversity
Stanford tofield full strength for Rose Bowl clash
Stanford will line up at full strength against Columbia in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. Coach Thornhill said Wes Moller will start at center after influenza, and Moscrip will start despite a pulled leg muscle. Columbia is developing a field goal threat with Newell Wilds and Brominski set for possible starts as Stanford seeks conditioning in the home stretch.
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Pasadena
Cal
Stanford
Columbia University
Chade
Tiny) Thornhill
Wes Moller
Lions
Moule Boscrip
Thornhill
Moscrip
Desil
Tucson
Ariz
Columbia
Log Little
Newell Wildex
Fa Brominski
Albert
Hitchcock Prepares for Frankfort Game With Youth Squad
Hitchcock high school will resume practice after the new year as they gear up for a campaign opener against Frankfort. The team recently lost to Youkfort 13 to 49, while the Abonni girls defeated Hitchcock high school girls 33 to 21. An alumni party followed the game.
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Frankfort
Hitchcock Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Cagene
Cammpaign
Youkfort
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Reel
Unclear scoreboard snippet lists several college games with mixed school names and scores. Minnesota leads Pittsburgh 23 to 22 while Western or Wesleyan teams and others show varied results, including Indiana/Moravian style teams and a 77 to 26 outcome for a Western or Hake Indians matchup.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Weabingtom University
St. Louis
Wesleyan
Kamens State
Eceporia
Exizooa
Bowthwestern
Ran
Hake Indians
Yola Merchants
Goldman Urges Boxing Rules Review Board
Edward J. Neil reports Sam Goldman proposes a managers board to advise boxing commissions. The idea seeks clearer glove sizes, faster referee decisions, and consistent rules to reduce broken training and harmful, inconsistent regulations across jurisdictions. He cites football coaching input as a model for boxing reform.
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New York
Wes
Sammy Goldman
Tony Canzoneri
Pat Moran
Jabez Whiteams
Bass
Galisno
New Ores
Goldman
Managers’ Board
Jimmy Browsor
Gene Timney
Cherie Harvey
Teck Burley
Dutath
Billy
Sammy Gold
Sage Goldman
Kim
Bine
Chicago
Fer
Pinehurst Mid-Winter Tourney Sees Dunlap Advance
In Pinehurst North Carolina George Dunlap junior national amateur champion faced tougher morning rounds in the mid winter tourney round two. He defeated Robert Fox of Manchester Vermont to seek his eighth championship as he challenged rival challengers including F C Davidson of Washington.
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Finehurst
N.C
Ition
George
T. Dunlap
Ch Pion
Pinehurst
Dunlap
Davidson
Washington
Freholder
Chewy- Chasechi
Robert Fox
Manchester
Montabe Stee Championship Roundup
In a compact note from the event, competitors faced a steeplechase course with mixed results. Details are sparse. the fragment hints at ongoing races and possible outcomes among participating athletes and clubs.
Committee Named To Investigate Unfair Dismissal
The American Football Coaches Association forms a committee to probe unfair dismissal charges against coaches and publicize cases nationwide. Duss McLaughry to chair. E J Stegeman outlines six main reasons coaches lose jobs. committee to be named by Dena Bible.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Tn Americmy
Football Coaches Association
D. O
Duss) McLaughry
Brow University
E. J. Stegeman
University of Georgia
Es . McLaughry
Thessociation
Dena X Bible
University of Nebraska
Denieb E. McGugh
Vanderbilt
Stegemom
Wolves Edge Northern in Overtime Tug of War
Aberdeen reports the Northern basketball squad, after weeks of practice, faces lineup questions as starter Schallenkamp with Reedwgate, Liston, Jackson, and Leland contend for roles. The Wolves split their holiday schedule, beating Ellendale and North Dakota, then an overtime triumph at Jamestown.
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Wolves
Aberdeen
W. L. Carberry
Strom
South Dakota
Hhe
I Schallenkamp
Jackson
Leland
Birdseye
Willard
Reedwgate
Liston
Schalienkamp
Kave
Noeth
Dakota Sebeois
Wales City
Nor‘thern
Vikings
Ellendale
Jamestown College
Jamstown
Miller Preps To Meet Ahmoni Five MILEAA Rivalry Looms
Miller high school Rustlers gear up for a New Year clash with Ahmoni five. The 1950 team reached the state tournament and featured players Ray Dornberger Marshail Stensland George Cahatois Boyd Ulrich and Paul Sare. The 1998 roster includes Cahatois attending Minnesota, plus Ulrich and Sare.
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Miller
Ahmoni
Mileaa
Miller High School Rustiers
Marshail Stensland
Easten
George Cahatois
Snow
University of Minnesota
Boyd Ulrich
Paul Sa
Green Lanterns
Washington Bears Hopeful for Conference Teammates
Washington Des Moines faces a hopeful outlook as 1933-34 Valley Conference basketball plans unfold. Starters include Bob Maysack returning at center, Floyd Kern and Dwight Bafeli along with Glen Muller. Absence of Nelson Mavier noted, schedule begins January 6 at St Louis against Grinnell, with Butler, Creighton, Drake and Oklahoma Aggies among tough opponents.
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Des Moines
Don White
le Wallis
Washington University
Massouri
Expers
Butler
Creignton
Bears
Washington
Bob Maysack
Cec
Ter
Maysack
Floyd
Vic) Kern
Wod
Kem
Dwight Bafeli
Glen Muller
Mabland ‘Marshall
Drake
Washington Symphony
Nelson Mavier
Trindis
Grinnell
St Louis
Westminster
St. Loui
Ilinois
St. Louis
Ilinois Normal
Bloomington
Illinois Wesleyan
Si—Purdse
Lafayette
Ind
Indianapolis
Int
Oklahoma
Aggies
Stillwater
Olds
St St. Reais
Creighton
Mov
Columbia
Des Moitien
St. Lows
Marck-Butler
Swimmers Set For Attack On Records
Oldest records on the deck as 28-sach Tak of 240 £ 5 set ir 16.Skeyi swon ages Johenen Goren at Homestead and Lae Lindstrom of New York. The meet continues through Saturday.
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Skeyiswon
Johenen Goren
Ane
Homestead
Lae Lindstrom
New York
Saterday
Giants Planning Exhibition Tour
The world champion New York Giants are set for an exhibition tour. The team will showcase abilities after a season in which they beat Washington and fell to Cleveland, as the league faces a reshaped schedule and fresh competition.
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Giants
New York
New York Giants
Tpezp
Washie
Lawt
Cleveland
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