Deadline Extended For Nodak Amateur Boxing Entries
The Huron boxing tournament entry deadline has been moved to Friday night to include more local fighters. Ward Bell, chairman of entries and pairings, said no entries will be accepted after Friday and pairings will occur Saturday. Boxers from nine counties train at Wilson grade school gym and regional winners advance to Aberdeen and Sioux Falls for state competition.
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Huron American Design Charity
Ournaremo
Ward Hi, Bell
Bell
Toflay
Huron Mill
Fluron College— Southern Normal
Wilson
Geneasium
Len Sloombers
A. D. Shepersky
Huron District
Sully
Hughes
Hyde
Hand
Beadle
Buffalo
Jerauld
Sanborz
Kingsbury
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Red Sox Posed For Tough Opening Schedule In 193?
Boston faces a rugged start with 20 plus games against Athletics Yankees and Senators before western clubs. Manager Collins and President Quinn expect strong pitching, a full veteran lineup, and hopeful youngsters to lift the Red Sox.
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Bill Ring
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Bob Quinn
Collins
Georgia
Wiley Moore
Danny MacFayden
Horace Lisenbee
A Durham
Ed Motts
Jack Russell
Bob Kline
Pete Donahue
Bill Sweeney
Hal Rhyne
Marty M.nanos
Webb
Tom Olivar
al van Camp
Charlie Berry
Eddie Connelly
Howard Storie
Red* Hargrave
Forestburg Takes Two From Fedora in Local Basketball Night
Forestburg team wins two of three against Fedora with a 22-13 second half surge after a 10-10 first half. Forestburg seconds trounce Fedora reserves 36 to 7. Fedora wins the only game 42 to 27 in a high scoring triple bill.
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Forestburg
Fedora Forestburg
Jam
Forertburg
Fedora
Fedora Reserves
Three Managers on the Brink of Orbits in 1932
William Braucher sketches Lew Fonseca, Max Carey, and George Gibson as potential White Sox Pirates and Robins managers in 1932. He likens their jobs to riding a bucking bronco and notes their prior stints and firings, pointing to a volatile managerial cycle in 1932.
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Lew
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Max Carey
George Gibson
Pirates
White Sox
Robins
Max
George
Kid Gleason
Paris” Rowland
John Evers
Eddie Collins
Ray Schalk
Lena Blackburne
Donie Bush
Bill McKechnie
Jewel Eas
Wilbert Robinson
Fonseca
Frisco
Smitgila
Welsh
Cincinnati
Carey
Flatbush
Brocklyn
Uncle Robbie
Robbie
Dreyfusa
Gibson
New York Giants
Junior High Bball Edges Virgil In Weekend Opener
Huron juniors beat Virgil 17 12 at Huron High School in a struggle marked by erratic shooting and loose ball handling. Maunders led Virgil with three field goals and free throws, while Voss and Kittleson contributed for Huron. Coach Bangerter announced Saturday at Miller as the first out of town game with other schedules set for January and February.
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Jchn Bangerter
Virgil High School
Huron High School
Huron
Virgil Ace
Gevick
Kettleson
Sret
Maunders
Pete
Devick
Ehurton
Voss
Kittleson
Matindees
Harper
Miller
Bangerter
Iroquois Junior High School
Bancroft High School
Huron College
Woonsocket
Wewt
Virgil
Peterson
G. Peterson
J .Gooding
Thomas
Halbur
Venables
Ae Tertals
Huron Junior High
Vous
Os Devick
Eo Ol Teuter
Jude
Bitthessa
Paulson
Kinsman
Sheeks
I Huron
Northern May Joins New Athletic Loop
Rumors say the five denominational colleges may form a new athletic conference. Aberdeen officials say Northern Normal considers alliances with South Dakota State and South Dakota University and might seek entry into North Dakota or Minnesota leagues. An Aberdeen team could join faster competition once a conference forms.
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Aberdeen
Jun
Robert Campbell
David
Allen Anderson
Eabd
South Dakota State
South Dakotas
Suniversity
Ptey
North Dakota
Minnesota
Delaney Sold to Washington Nationals Pitcher
Delaney, a right handed pitcher from Youngstown Ohio of the Middle Atlantic League club, is sold to the Washington Nationals. The deal was announced by Jos Cambria of Baltimore, owner of the Youngstown franchise.
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Delaney
Baltimore
Washington, Nationals
Mike Delaney
Youngtown
Ohio
Jos Cambria
Youngtown Frenchire
Kansas Kanme Relays to Be Continued at KU Host
The University of Kansas Athletic board announced last night that the Kanme Relays would be continued at Lawrence this year. Jax officials stated the decision during the meeting, confirming local plans for the event.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Kas
University of Kansas Athletic Board
Dempsey Plans February Start For Second Comeback Tour
Los Angeles January 6 Jack Dempsey en route to Reno Nevada to train for his second comeback tour set to begin February 1 He aims to train 25 days and weigh 190 pounds for a Schmeling bout this fall Manager Leonard Sacks travels to Chicago to arrange the tour The former world heavyweight champion promises tougher opponents smaller gloves and real fights.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Motor Certectsy
Reno
Nevada
Leonard Sacks
Chicago
Rookies Not To Get Opportunity In 1930s Training Cuts
The piece reports numerous early season roster downsizing across American League teams. Washington sends eight players including Ad Liska to Chattanooga on option. Detroit cuts seven heading to Richardson Springs or other leagues. Chicago White Sox trade and release players for Amderam and others. New York Yankees may aid Newark farm setup. Philadelphia Athletics list few on current books. St Louis Browns and White Sox rosters trimmed amid farm-system shifts.
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William Weekes
Chicago
Washington Senators
Ad Liska
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Weller Masters
University of Pennsylvania
Harley Ross
Cecil Travis
Wd MacLeold
John Gill
al Powell
Phelps
Detroit
Richardson Springs
Calif
Joe McCarthy
Newark
Philadelphia Athletics
W Namnes
White Sox
Lew Fonseca
St Lowie Browns
Midwestern Teams Dominate Early Basketball Races
An Associated Press tally through Jan 4 shows the Midwest with 33 wins to 13 losses in intersectional play. Wisconsin, Loyola Chicago, and Butler lead the region with three wins each, while Kansas and Creighton post two victories apiece amid a broad Midwest tally.
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Herbert W. Dark
New York
Middle West
Seamus
Far West
Corn Belt
Associated Press
Midwest
East
Wisconsin
Loyola of Chicago
Strortz
Butler
Creighton
Purdue
Witterberg
Kansas
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Tartans
Tilden and Richards Clash in Madison Square Garden Tonight
William J. Tilden and Vincent Richards reunite as rivals in a headline two day carnival at Madison Square Garden. The five set climactic match pits the former doubles partners against each other with Hunter and Burke meeting in a separate singles contest and a German pro doubles finale to cap the program.
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WEW
Tilden
Hunter
Hans Nusslein
Roman Majuch
Tilden-Richards
J. Emmett Pare
Chicago
Burke
Bobby Seller
California
Eagles
Seller
Pare
South Dakota honors 1951 football squad with gold letters
University of South Dakota awarded gold football emblems to 18 starting players and faithful squad members from Vermillion and nearby towns for the 1951 season. Donations funded the emblem program as letters were given by the Athletic Council.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
U. SD
Ud—State
Athletic Council
Lee Martin
Charles Clinker
Mobridee
Lowell Osthand
William Leman
Nemo
Robert Love
Huron
Ralph Leet
Ray Schull
Watertown
Dixon
Madison
Kenneth Hopper
Hi- Exsery
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Teams
AP reports scattered results across multiple colleges and junior colleges. St Thomey Minnesota lost to Notre Dame 44 to 19 while Nebraska Wesleyan led 24 to 20 and Colorado 22 to 24. Washington State beat Montana 52 to 40. Other scores include Kearney Nebraska 26 Northwest Oklahoma 40 and Concordia Moorhead 34 Hibbing College 33.
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Associated Press
St. Thomey
Minn
Nowe Dame
Nebraska Wesleyan
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Kearney
Neb
Northwest Oko Wma
Washington State
Montana
Wichita Henrys
Wyoming
Hemline U
St. Paul Gt
Junior Colege
Virginia
Concordia
Moorhead
Junior College
Hibbing
Lane
Leteher
Freeman
Canistoia
Lake Andes
Bonesteel
Foresthnng
Fedora ii
Recreations Sweep Northwestern Public Service In Bowling Match
Recreations beat Northwestern Public Service in a city handicap league, with Windhurst leading the winning team scoring 378, a high single game 228, and Carter of the Servicemen totaling 510. Other readings include 2653 for Windhurst and partner totals, and a mixed margin across games.
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Peterson, Smith
Dummy C. Bloodgood Windhurst
Tytals Sul
Hetland and Bryant Split Fast High School Double Header
Hetland high school defeated Bryant in the opener with a strong defensive rally holding Bryant to two points in the second half. Keith Guse led Bryant with ten points while Hetland’s defense clamped down after a 17 to 6 halftime margin and the teams traded blows in a fast paced game.
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Bryant
Hetland
Hetland High School
Moore
Hetlamd
Hetland Reading
Keith Guse
Guse
Hetland Guich
Watertown
Wakonda Triumphs Yankton In Tight 2 1 Victory
Wakonda edged Yankton 2 to 1 in a closely contested game. Clare led Wakonda with 11 points while Schenk and Hayes stood out for Yankton in the low scoring contest.
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Wakonda
Yankton
Wakonda High
Clare
Schenk
Hayes
Yacktott
Doland Wheelers Triumph Over Willow Lake in Late Rally
Doland high school Wheelers rallied in the final quarter to defeat Willow Lake 27 to 16 on the road. Hoover led Doland with 12 points while Willow Lake's Astrud scored for the home team as the halftime score stood 12 to 10.
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Willow Lake
Van
Doland High School
Hoover
Doland
Astrud
Elimination Bouts Added To Program At Chicago Stadium
Two more National Boxing Association light heavyweight elimination bouts were added to the King Levinaky Paulino Uncudun program at Chicago Stadium. Bax ter Catmes of Wichita Kansas and Bob Olin of New York, each with two eliminations, meet, as do Charley Belanger of Winnipeg and George Nichole of Buffalo. Dave Maier of Milwaukee and Abie Bain of Newark also appear.
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Chicago
National Boxing Association
King Levinaky-Paulino
Chicago Stadium
Haxter Catmes
Wichita
Kas
Bob Olin
New York
Charley Belanger
Winnipeg
Man
George Nichole
Buffalo
N.Y
Dave Maier
Milwaukee
Southpaw Apirent
Abie Bain
Newark, N. J
Bierman and Crisler to Attend Minneapolis Banquet
Bernie Bierman former Tulane coach and new Minnesota coach will be guest of honor with Herbert Crisler Gopher athletic director at a Minneapolis banquet January 18. Major John Griffith and coaches Stagg and Yost will speak.
Frankfort Rally Seals 22-15 Victory Over Ashton
Frankfort high school surged in the second half to edge Ashton 22-15. The halftime score favored Ashton 19-6 as Chaye and Ruschenberg led Frankfort with solid plays while Boyer was sidelined early.
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Frankfort
Ashton, Jan
Frankfort High School
Ashton
Chaye
Ruschenberg
Boyer
Gopher Tit Upset After Short Rest Says Coach
Vermillion report says University of Leta basketball squad was given little rest after return from Big fore practice in Sioux Falls. Coach Roy noted optimism with key players Olson sidelined by knee injury affecting lineup.
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University Cluad
Vermillion
Jan Groy
Universit
Leta Basketbal
Oni
Gieux Falls Rollewe
Brooniest
Steenhole University
Cayoles
Sioux Falls
Gaks Olson
Oklahoma
State college hosts Da kota Wesleyan in tight league clash
Brookings Jan 3 Special Coach Red Threlfall drives his Jackrabbits at a fast pace this week preparing for a Friday night game with Dakota Wesleyan on the State College court. Both teams show improvement since last season with key players listed and a close outcome anticipated.
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Brookings
Coash
Ota Wesleyan
State College
Dakota Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Beier
Schulte
Arnold
Marsh
Roak
Hamann
Brakke
Methodists
Snyder
Dehnert
Bieresdorf
Peterson
Stout Falls
Debneri
Bensom
Bishoi
Threlfall
St Teresa team eyes return after Virgil loss
St Teresa prepares to host Iroquois Junior High at 7 45 p m in the gym tonight. Coach Wetrick sticks with the same lineup in hopes of rebounding from the defeat and continuing a Catholic area schedule with several nearby junior teams.
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Carl Wetrick
Teresa
Virgil High School
St. Teresa Gymnasium
Virgil
Werrick
McDermott
Johnson
R. Dolan
Vogel and Son
Boyle
de Noir
Tobin
St. Teresans
Wetrick
Wessington Edges Wolsey In Close High School Tilt
Wessington and Wolsey high schools played a fast clean game with Wessington winning by a small margin after an 8 6 halftime edge. Canady led Wessington with six points while Thomson had four for Wolsey. Be fore the game Eshler was named captain of Wessington. The Wessington girls rolled to a 40 8 victory over Wolsey.
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Wessing Lum
Wessington
Wolsey
Wessngton
Canady
Thomson
Marshall
Eshler
Peterson
Tors
Bridgewater Lions top Howard Savages in close clash
Bridgewater Lions defeated Howard Legion Savages 4 to 18 in a tight contest with an eight eight halftime tie. Schafenberg led Bridgewater with 11 points while Kersten topped Howard with eight. In a preliminary game Howard Savagettes beat Bridgewater 18 to 16 after leading 18 at halftime.
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Howard Savages
Bridgewater
Howard
Bridgewater Lions
Howard Legion Savages
Schafenberg
Bridgewster
Kersten
Howard Savagettes
Bridgewater High School
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Middlewest
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Armours Zeller
Krantz
Landis
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Windhurst
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Jim Londom
Becky McDougal
Kola Mwerio
Joe Coin
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