Scalpers Open Conference Campaign At Aberdeen
Huron College basketball fans look for a reversal as the Scalpers open conference play at Aberdeen against the Northern Normal Wolves. Aberdeen’s coach Harley Robertson starts five lettermen and freshmen in a potent lineup as the Wolves seek to extend a strong precedent from last season. The game, in Aberdeen’s new municipal auditorium, is set for 1 30 with KABR of Aberdeen broadcasting a play description. A large crowd is expected, led by a strong Hub City turnout and a caravan of ro olers from the Huron campus.
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Al Devick Paces SDU To Victory
Vermillion January 5 The South Dakota Coyotes opened the conference season with a 41 to 2 victory over Omaha University. Grisha led early then Devick scored eight in the half to push SDU ahead. Donahue of Omaha topped scoring with 17, Taplett led SDU with 15 as the Coyotes never trailed.
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Agolento Stops Charney In Third Round In New Jersey
In Orange New Jersey Agolento defeated Charney in the third round of a boxing card. The report notes three years prior Wilmer Allison the U S tennis champion lost the Sugar Bowl final to Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland Florida and five years earlier the New York Yankees released Herb Pennock after 21 major league seasons.
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Leaders Clash In Northeast Conference Opener at Doland
Redfield and Doland meet as league leaders in a rescheduled Northeast Conference game at Doland Friday night. Deland boasts a 9-1-5 win over Clark and 15-12 over Millbank, while Britten beat Sisseton and the Redmen 20-4. Groton eyes a push after two wins, as standings show Doland and Britten atop the table with Webster and Redfield close behind.
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Deklotz Names Squad For Trip To Yankton
Huron Tigers prepare for first conference game at Yankton Friday night. Eight players named for trip: Bud Ebert Billy Walsh Bob Vonderhaen Harold Huddleston Don McNutt Marvin Peek Jim Bailor and Harding Sanders. McNutt promoted to starting lineup prospects noted by coach Deklotz.
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Pro Football Heads Toward Best Year Says Carr
Joz F. Carr, president of the National Professional Football League, predicts the 1939 season will be the league’s best yet. He notes attendance surpassed 1.1 million, a 15 percent rise, with record scoring and wide-open play aided by rule changes keeping goal posts on the goal line and passes from anywhere behind scrimmage.
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JHS Organizes For Basketball Teams In Two Leagues
Junior High announces formation of two six team basketball leagues with captains chosen by Coach John Norfolk. Selection delayed until after midyear exams and round robin play to occur in both leagues. A team captains for A and B leagues listed with names, while practice and fundamentals take priority this semester.
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Vines Improves Yet Falls Short in Tennis Match
Elsworth Vines, facing Don Budge in New York then in the long continental tour for cash, showed sharper strokes but again missed by slim margins. Budge won 6-3 8-6 6-4, a result both called an improvement over their first meeting.
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Little Hickory Teams Go Back Into Action
Canova's basketball team resumes Little Hickory Conference play after a holiday layoff following a Friday night win over Carthage. Canova competes with Howard for second place as Burbank Consolidated leads the circuit with seven straight victories. other Little Hickory games are scheduled Friday evening at Burbank against Howard and Fedore at Ar's genne.
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Tony In Wonderland-Visits and Tennis Tales
New York dispatch notes varied sports chatter from January reports. Tony Galento seeks fight start times while Derringer signs early and gains a fat bonus. Burgess Whitehead’s ACL return boosts the Giants. Joe Louis-backed investments loom large. boxing, football, and swimming notes populate the week with hints of upcoming titles and bouts.
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Dizzy Dean Confident Arm Ready for Cubs Season
CHICAGO January 5. Diary Dizzy Dean says his expensive right arm is okay again after rest and x rays. He predicts winning 20 games for the Chicago Cubs this season, noting his arm’s progress and a simple life. Cubs officials await Dr. Koch’s report on the x rays.
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Fights Last Night in Renane Hane and Destin
Last night boxing bouts occurred in Renane Hane and Destin with Yong Wim and other fighters in action. Reports cite decisive outcomes and notable displays of skill across the programs.
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Pierre Governors Edge Onida In Erratic Close Bout
Pierre Governors defeated Onida 16 to 14 in a ragged, low scoring game here last evening. Onida led 5 to 3 after the first quarter, but Pierre rolled up 10 points in the second period and held the locals scoreless. Hull sank three field goals in the fourth as Onida closed to within two, before a late free throw and bucket by Moore sealed the 16 to 14 win. the game did not count in conference standings.
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Wessington Warriors Hold Off Ree Heights Rally
The Wessington Warriors defeated Ree Heights 26 to 23 at Ree Heights. Wessington led 13 to 8 at halftime as Geiver and Ettles Tad each scored eight points. Peterka and Henson led Ree Heights with six and five points respectively.
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Wrestling Result From Detroit Bout Featuring Londos
The Associated Press reports last night in Detroit how wrestling star Jim Londos pinned opponent Joe Savolid of Greece in an inside cradle after a tense exchange. Three Oaks fighter Xiah and other competitors provided the undercard action.
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Creshard Moves Farther Ahead in Sunshine League race
Creshard stretches its Sunshine League lead by exploiting rest games to move three games up on undefeated Frankfort. Recent wins over Mellette 119 14 and Northville 46 20, while Mellette beat Redfield 18 1 and Northville 32 14. Standings show Cresbard atop, with Mellette, Ashton, Redfield, Northville, Orient near middle. Next weekend features Ipswich seconds at Redfield and other league and non league matchups.
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Faulkton Defeats Orient in Doubleheader Wins Two
Faulkton Indees overwhelm Orient Indees 53 to 33 at Faulkton with BL Bentson leading scoring at 17 points. Earlier Faulkton High School routed Orient High 39 to 7, holding a 31 to 3 halftime margin as reserves played in the second half. Dienslake Brant led Orient with 13 and strong defense.
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Hawks New Pilots Under Fire Tonight
Hawks new pilots led by Paul Thompson and Carl Voss face top Bruins at Chicago Stadium. Thompson took over after Bill Stewart was deposed. Hawks owner Fred McLaughlin notes the team has stumbled, winning only three of the last seventeen games amid a turbulent period.
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Big Gus Greenlee Predicts Tough Joe Louis Bout
New York January 5 large Gus Greenlee, Pittsburgh promoter for Jon Renny Lewis, warns that Joe Louis is not certain to win. He cites Henry as a strong challenger, notes Louis’ limited hard fights recently, and says Louis must avoid getting tagged to avoid a upset in the January 25 title fight at the Garden.
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Weather Summary for Major and Vicinity
Forecast calls for fair skies with slightly colder tonight and Friday clouds. Daytime temperatures expected to rise slightly with overall quiet conditions. Month to date precipitation remains 0, as year to date totals stay 0 with normal 11. Sun rise at 4 08 am and set at 4 16 pm.
Hourly Temperature Forecast for South Dakota and Iowa
The forecast shows fair conditions in eastern South Dakota with increasing cloudiness in the west and slightly colder temperatures along the eastern boundary. Tonight and Friday expect cloudy skies with probable snow in the western portions and a slightly warmer east. In Iowa, generally fair tonight with colder conditions in the east-central area and increasing cloudiness later, followed by a somewhat warmer Friday.
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