Butler Center Jump Rule Sparks Mixed Reactions in Indiana
Indianapolis reports show Butler University star Tiny Jerry Steiner praises the no-jump center play under new rules while Bill Merrill of Butler notes reduced jumping boosts energy and ease. Coaches and fans debate the change, weighing faster pace against traditional guard play.
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Harold Harrison
Indianapolis
Jerry Steiner
Qers
Steinar
Butler University
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Cinccinnati
Boston University
Steiner
Bill Merrill
Butler
Merrith
Coyotes face North Dakota State in season opener
Vermillion Jan 6 Specials An uncertain starter lineup shapes South Dakota basketball debut against NDSU. Maguire Ingalls leads scorers while Les Lane, Gene Pepcena, Hetland and Devick compete for center and forward spots. Guards Rollie Edberg and Gene McGinty likely start. Dakota Coyotes seek first win over North Dakotans since 1933. they trail with seven wins in 24 meetings.
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Aelieves
Hoyim
Alcphany
Magniirel Ingalls
Woonsocket
Les Lane
Genepeclena
Hetland
Huy
al Devick
Bob Soider
Quentin Evers
Devick
Slater
Evers
Rollie Edberg
Gene McGinty
Bob Taplett
Bob Hornbeck
Edeberg
McGinty
Hoy
Coyotes
North Dakotans
If You Can Walk You Can Bowl Guide
Instructional piece on mastering bowling from selecting a properly fitting ball to grip, stance, and control. Emphasizes matching ball size to hand, correct finger placement, and relaxed hold to prevent strain, with notes on thumb and third finger positions for various ball types. Copyright 1938 NEA Service.
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Joe Falcarg
NEA Service, Inc
Yale Leads Beadie County Conference Faces Shaky Top
Yale Trojans still top the Beadie County Conference with an undeated record but holidays suggest a wobble. Hitchcock upset Yale on New Year’s Day 26 to 2, removing invincibility and signaling upcoming league thrills. Two league games Friday night feature Bonilla at Wessington and Virgil at Huron B. Scorers Meyers, Baker, and Maguire lead in points per game and total points.
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Yale Trojans
Roos
Beadie County
Wilow Lake
Hitchcock Blugings
Trajana
Teaders
Ram
Yale
Hitchcock
Bluejays
Mao
Platt
Bonilla
Johny Stahl
Virgil
Huron
Tiger Flandreau
Perk Whih
Newcomers Initiated By Springs Lettermen
Wellington Springs High School W. S. Club initiates nine new members in a Monday evening ceremony held January 3 with regular members as hosts. Sponsor is Coach M. B. Wheeler. guests include Supl. Lower. New members listed: Don Myers Milo Ballard Peter Bult Douglas Flutie Franklin Fite Milton Horsley Wesley Theresor Merle Cowmin Vernon Jensen.
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Springs
Wellington Springs
W. S
Supl. Lower
M. B
Fights Last Night in Newark and New York
Tony Galento of Orange halted Charley Massera of Pittsburgh in the third round. Vittorio Venturi of Italy outpointed Frankie Blair of Can 5 den New York in a six round notes version.
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Egie
Huron
S. D
Tony Galento
Kago
Charlie Massera
Associated Presa
Orange
N. J
Charley Massera
Pittsburgh
New York
Vittorio Venturi
Italy
Frankie Blair
Can
HN. J
National federation mulls four point field goal proposal
The football rules committee of the National Federation of State Interscholastic Athletic Associations considers raising the field goal value to four points. The plan includes other rule changes such as permitting field goals through the uprights when the ball passes between them below the crossbar and restoring goal posts to the goal line. The two day session includes one member from each state and lists Alabama Colorado Florida Idaho Illinois Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana North and South Dakota Oregon Pennsylvania Tennessee Utah Wisconsin Wyoming Kentucky and New Mexico.
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Shicago
B.P
Goss
Football Miles Committee
National Federation of Interschalashice Athletic Associations
Anishrs Bs
South Dalota
Alabama
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Cakotta
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Kentucky
New Mexico
Arrows Rally To Defeat Madison In Narrow Win
Watertown Arrows defeated the Madison Bulldogs 3 to 2 last night on a familiar fourth quarter surge that produced ten points while Madison scored a single field goal. Hornung led with 13 points, bringing his season total to 74. Williams and Cole added eight and seven points for Madison. Watertown opens ESC conference play Friday against Brookings on Brookings’ home floor.
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Watertown
Sane
Watertown Arrows
Madison
F. C
Bulldogs
Hornung
Arrows
Wiliams
Cole
Brookings
Bobcats
District chairmen set date for regional basketball tourney
A meeting of Region No I district chairmen was held in Aberdeen to decide the date and place of the regional basketball tournament. O K Thollehaug of Sisseton chaired District No 3, R J Snyder of Groton chaired District No 2, BE F Vos of Clark chaired District 1, and P H Coombs of Heela chaired District 5.
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Groton
Jan
Aberdeen
O. K
BE. F. Vos
Clark
P.H. Coombs
Heela
No- Is
Owens Seeks AAU Reinstatement of Amateur Status
Chicago dispatch reports Jesse Owens plans to petition the Amateur Athletic Union to restore his amateur standing after a suspension tied to declining a post Olympic exhibition trip. He aims to compete for a place on the 1340 Japan team and says he misses amateur competition despite earning wealth from fame.
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Chicago
Jin
PlJesse Owens
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Sweden
Anele
Japan
Cho State University
Berlin
Reltlig
Dnter
AAI
Roundup of Baseball and Boxing News Across Major Leagues
The Pirates bid to sign Van Mungo as the Cubs slip from contention while the Giants exit the running. West Virginia prep stars eye Morgantown for college choices amid coach Glenn’s new contract talk. Hans Hayerlick and Bob Pastor are set to fight in Syracuse next week after a sparring upset. Crosby’s wife gives birth to a fourth son. Kentucky wrestler Daniel Savage barred from the Stork Club after a recent incident. Rot Feller’s 15 win tag cited by Sant Levy as top sports writer. Jick O’Brien named boxing director for U S Army barracks in Puerto Rico as Sixto Escobar vs Harry Jeffra looms next month. Schacht considers joining Pirates exhibition tours to California. Penn and Georgia chase headlines with talk of prospects near Athens.
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Cddie Brietz
New York
Pirates
Cubs
van Mungo
Giants
Glenn
West Virginia
Morgantows
Pitt
Hans Hayerlick
Bob Pastor
Syracuse
Mate
Doc Réland
Logan
Isaak
Red Sox
Bing
Bing Crosby
Daniel Hoane Savage
Kentucky
Stork
Milwouker Journal
Philadelphis Jick O'Brien
Bob Fitzsimmons
U. S. Army
Governor's Infimt
Blanton
Puerto Rico
Sixto Escobar
Harry Jeffra
Schacht
Aberdeen Devils Beat Redfield In Exhibition Volley Match
Aberdeen's Devildogs defeated Redfield volleyers in a Tuesday exhibition on Redfield Court without captain Bud Malow who was sidelined by a January arm injury. Redfield won the third game 15 12 to 14 11 before Aberdeen swept the final two games 15 9. Lunch followed at the Dakota Cafe.
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Aberdeen Volleyers
Redfield
Jon
Aberdeen
Devildogs
Redfield Court
Bud Malow
Apiker
Redfield Boys
Aberdeen Maers
Dakota Cale
Faulkton Edges Orient In Tight High School Game
Faulkton Trojans beat Orient 18 to 15 at Faulkton Tuesday night led by Osborne and Gebhart. Orient rallied late with a 2-point sequence but Faulkton’s defense held. Seaman contributed a late wire throw as Orient’s bid fell short.
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Faulkton
Orient
Osborne
Trojans
Arly
Gebhart
Seaman
Faulkion Sane
National League President Looks Ahead To Game's Centennial Year
New York January 6. Baseball heads toward centennial 1839 1938 as the National League plans a stable year with a new slightly thicker official ball to balance offense and defense. Commissioner voice notes attendance rising and a strong pennant race while aiming for consistency with 1937.
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National League
New York
Upstate
Cincinnati
Doland Outclasses Bradley 44 to 4 in Local Showdown
Doland and Wheelers trounced Bradley High 44 to 4 Tuesday evening marking their fourth win of the season. The game opened slow with Doland ahead 12 to 10 at half. In the second half the Doland offense clicked as Wheeler substitutes rejoined, and multiple players shared scoring duties.
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Doland
Bradley
Jin
Duland
Eal
Bunt
Smith
Lareen
Stimson
Basketball Scores From Associated Press Ledger
A scrambled list shows several college games with final scores and mismatched school names. Notable entries include California 31 over Michigan State 2 and Harvard 30, with other results loosely captured for Ohio University, Marietta, Colgate, Penn State, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Washington State amid poor OCR.
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California
Michigan State
Detroit
Michigan Normal
Ohio University
Marietta
Cornell
Colgite
Harvard
Tutte
Long Island
New York
University
Galento Wins Loudly In Orange Town Fight Night
Tony Galento defeats Charley Massora in the Orange Armory ring before 6,300 fans. Galento, weighing about 218 pounds, hints at cutting weight to 186 for a championship bout and jokes about spaghetti after the bout. The crowd roared as Galento dominated the third round.
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Gayle Talbot
Orange
N. J
Jan
Tony Galenta
Adorlyax
Galento
Charley Massora
Pittsburgh
Charley
Vizia
Moussers
Tony
Wade
Eui
Dykes Plans Another Season With White Sox
New York January 6 James Joseph Dykes the veteran third baseman for twenty years in the American League will try one more season with the Chicago White Sox as manager He recently acquired Marv Owen in a deal with Mickey Cochrane leaving open the possibility of retirement if his leg holds up He says he will assess in spring training whether he can still handle the job and return to third base if fit
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New York
James Joseph Dykes
James Joseph
Jimmy
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Marv Owen
Johnny Baker Resigns From Omaha University Posts
Johnny Baker steps down as football line coach and head basketball coach at Omaha University effective June 1. Former Iowa State guard Baker cited uncertain future plans and a belief that the change would benefit him.
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Johnny Baker
Omaha University
Omara
Omski Universi
Towa
Ji Isa
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