Eastern Here Tonight In Scalpers Conference Opener
The Pastern Normal Trojans led by J ack Burns face Huron College Scalpers in the Scalpers Conference opener at Huron college gym. Alpena preps and new talent surround Oxwang as Burns reshapes the lineup for the season.
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Little
South Dakota
Trojans
Pastern Normal
Easterners
Undee
Jack Burns
Trojan Voachar
Huron
Ward Bell
Huron College
Alpena
Huron-Bashull
Huron College Gymnasium
Bowdock
Iween Alpena High School
TA. H
A. Turner
Althoug
Tuner
Grson
Ast
Cosch Burns
Oxwang
Highmore High School
Heyouwn
Hzestern
Ascns
Snong Warma
Miller
Madison High School
Turley
Willow Lake
Ceewang
Bell
Sherlock Out Of Tigers Opener At Mitchell
Huron high school basketball notes warn of Eugene Sherlock's absence for Friday's Eastern South Dakota conference opener at Mitchell. Coach Coffey reshuffles lineup with Niermeyer to center and Pugsley or Englebretsen vying for forward spots as reserves prepare to face the Mitchell squad and later Miller.
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Sherlock
Tigers
Mitchell
Huron
Eugene Sherlock
Tiger
South Dakota
Rapid City
Coffeyanne
Niermeyer
Maynard Niermeyer
Englebretsen
Pugsley
Buchanas
Stahl
McGinty
Green Ad Share En Gant
Oyce
Galbraith
Hornbeck
Joy
Smith
Hopper
Ulrich
Buards
Miller
Rustlers
Iags
Paul Bohning
John Bangerter
Virgil Bish
Haron
Barbers Win In Pin Loop Match
Barbers clinched victory in the Huron handicap industrial bowling league last night at McWeeny's corner. West led scoring with 581 pins and a 200 single game, while Parker with 529 topped the cigar shop team. Barbers secured early and late game margins but narrowly won the middle by two pins.
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Barbers
McWeeny
Parker
McWeeney
EL Gillespie
Yankton Greyhounds Open Dakota Conference Play at Mitchell
Yankton college meets Dakota Wesleyan Tigers in Mitchell to start the 1932 conference schedule. Veterans Beiers Mackey Holgate Fishbeck lead Wesleyan while Yankton boasts War Cleave Alen Kerr Garden and Ed Sherer plus Smith as early-season standouts in a key race opener.
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Yankton
Western Union College
Huron College
Freeman College
Southern Normal
Augustana
Yankton College Greyhounds
Dakota Wesleyan Tigers
ISL
Mitchell
Tromight
South Dakota
Tigers
Beiers
Mackey
Holgate
Fishbeck
Hounds
Alen
Pierre
Suiard
Kerr
Turton
Garden
Giard
Cudahoy Athletic Club
Sioux City
Ed Sherer
Highmere
Smith
Yankton High Guint
Walder
Frankfort
Hoy
Letcher
Larson
Rudollf Yankton
Steub Manchester
McCarthy
Wesleyan
Sears
Walst
Beter
Beter’s
Wesiyne
Greyhounds of
Gandes Smith
Warden
Tanner Yankton College
Tilden Retains Tennis Crown In Pro Exhibition
Big Bill Tilden defeats Vincent Richards in a three set tennis clash 6-2 6-2 6-1 in New York as Richards fails to counter Tilden’s form in a two day professional exhibition series ending dramatic rivalry. Boxing bootleg notes report Athol boxing club adds Wise Williams Wilhite to athletic association with practice at Redfield High School auditorium during weeks ahead.
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Richards
New York
Ti+ien
Ty Coun
Ustal
Tilden
ATHOL
Warne Wise
John Williams
Thomas
Howard Wilhite
The
Athletic Association
Redfield High School
Asuditorium
Ruths drive remains strong says he can play five more years
Babe Ruth told reporters he still values a $50 000 to $80 000 salary with the Yankees and plans to remain a regular player for at least five more years. He discussed his fitness, a recent golf round, a 38 inch waist, and his belief he can still help win the American League pennant as the team eyes another title race.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ruth
Sean
Aken
Tencher
Artie Mettoyern
Colonel Rupsert
Carseres
Boston
Maovie
Mitchell Kernels Triumph Over Madison In Tight Match
Mitchell edged Madison in a fierce basketball game last night with a close finish. Melero led Mitchell with decisive plays as Kernels secured the win on their home court.
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Mitchell Kernels
Madison Mitchell
In_ furiem Dba
Sk Artball
Mitchell Alee Monet
Sy Hind
Melero
St Teresa Defeats Iroquois Juniors 251 in Parochial Showdown
St. Teresa parochial school shooters beat Iroquois juniors 251 as Boyle led with ten points aided by McDermott and Johnson. The revived lineup bolstered defense, with Landon and Johnson forming a stopper pair, signaling a strong bid for city junior honors against John Bangerter’s champs.
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Mike Boyle
Carl Wetrick
St. Teresa
Boyle
McDermott
Red Johnson
Johnson
Landon
Huron
Virgil
St Teresans
John Bangerter
Iroquois
Stoner
Troquois
Laposky
Teasters
Leojuois Irs
Wiedemran_ F
Sohnson
Foeen
Ralph Wetrick
Huror
Red Ijohnson
Hockey Teams Play In Olympic Trials
MINNEAPOLIS Jan 7 The University of Minnesota faces the upper Peninsula team of Houghton Michigan in a semifinal for entry to the United States Olympic Hockey championship final. The winner will meet a New York Boston combination for the title likely Sunday. Minnesota protested the finals placement of the New York Boston team and it was unclear if the Gophers would travel east even with a victory.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Upper Peninsula
Houghton
Mich
Ypright
Minnesota
Gophers
Wolsey Town Quint Defeats Hitchcock
Wolsey town basketball team defeated Hitchcock with a large early lead, 12 to 4, and held on through the game as Jutgens and Harms starred for Wolsey.
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Wolsey Town Quint
Hitchcock Wolsey
Wolsey Town
Tina
Jutgens
Wolsey End
Harms
Hitchcock
Loyola Team Faces Tough Week Ahead
Loyola's undefeated Ramblers, 9-0, head on a four game road stretch with star center Joe "Bouse" Wagner sidelined by an infected finger. They travel to Western State Teachers Kalamazoo Friday then John Carroll Cleveland Saturday and Detroit Monday before Michigan State Normal Pontiac Tuesday.
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Chicago
Loyola
Ramblers
Joe “Bouse
Wagner
Loyala
Western State
Kalamazoo
Mich
John Carroll
University of Cleveland
City ‘College of Detroit
Detroit
Michigan State Normal
Pstlanti
Boston To Have Few New Faces
Boston sports news from January 7 1942 notes limited off season changes for the Braves under manager Bill McKechnie. It highlights roster moves in St Petersburg Fila and Seattle links, with key players Berger Schulmerich and Worthington, plus pitcher staff concerns and potential trades to strengthen catching.
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Bill King
Boston
Braves
Bill McKechnie
St Petersburg
Fila
Tribe
Seakest
Atéral
Suires
Ariver
Cenny Clark
Berger
Ed Brandt
Tom Zachary
Harry Seibold
McKechnie
al Spohrer
Garagemen Hit 2713 To Win In Avenue League Match
The Cumerford-Koayman bowling team rolled 2713 to sweep their match against the C. de N. W. railroad quint last night. Hilton led with 271, Cumerford had 214, Voorhees added 537 for the losers, and Buchanan posted 241 for best single railroad game.
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Cumerford-Koayman
Avenue League
C. de N. W. Railroad
Mailroaders
Hilton
Cumerford
Garpe
Voorhees
Buchanan
Cumetford & Keayman
Hitchcock Quints Swamp Sand Creek
Hitchcock teams overwhelmed Sand Creek with a 42 to 6 win as Sand Creek failed to arrive for the game. Hitchcock girls routed Sand Creek 40 to 2 with Ginze and Woodruff starring. Meyer and Sutter led Hitchcock in the lineup.
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Hitchcock Quints
Sand Creek
Hitchcock
Send Creek
College Scores Report From Varied Games
College results show Army 26 over McGill 13 while Davis and Edking 37 defeat Loyola 2. Navy 37 edges Manklin and Marshall 4. Depauw 22 beats Ohio Wesleyan 2. Colorado 34 defeats Otts Home 3 and Ottsbece A and Mi 18. Washington State 00 Memtena 2.
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Army
McGill
Davis
Edking
Loyole
Manklin
Marshall
Navy
Ohio Wesleyan
Depauw
Colorado
Kamas
Ottshome
Ottsbece A. & Mi
Washington Tate
Memtena
Coyotes Face Tough Path To Loop Crown In 1922 Race
The Coyotes hit a rough patch after losses to Minnesota and Nebraska as North Central contenders predict stern tests this winter. Adkins leads South Dakota scoring while Minnesota’s balanced lineup stifles SDU’s offense. Conference rivals North Dakota State and Northern wind into a crowded race with Dakota Wesleyan Yankton and Augustana among hopefuls for the title.
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Northern
Wesleyan
Yankton
S. D
Associated Press
Ifter
Nebraska
Oklahoma Aggies
Maralee
University of South Dakota Renzers
Minnesota
Coyotes
Higk Seoring
Gophers
Adkins
Espe
Regula Adkins
North Central
Cenfer 422
L Company
South Dakota
Cenler
North Dakota
Aggies
University
Morningside
Iowa
South Dakota College
Dakota Wesleyan
Polo Handicaps See Widespread Downgrades in 1931 Listings
In polo and many areas, the 1931 year brought a downward shift in United States Polo Association handicap lists. Top players show lower ratings with only a few nine goal players remaining. Tommy Fatchock retains the highest rating, while Winston Guest and Eric Pedley drop by one goal and Narle A. Hop ping falls from eight to seven.
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New York
United States Polo Association
Tommy Fatchock
Winston Guest
Eric Pedley
Narle A
Hopping
Associs
Parkerburg Bowling Record Ties Two Perfect Games
In Parkersburg on January 7, Pew men cart an equal Charles Rays record by bowling two perfect games marking a notable bowling achievement in local sports.
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Parkersburg
W. Vs
Pew
Cart
Charles Ray
Ray
Southern Conference Eyes New Administration Leader
C P Miles elected president of the Southern Conference signals upcoming reform. Miles, Virstsia Polytechnic Institute athletics director and faculty chair, has named a committee to define officer duties salaries and the commissioner post modeled after Judge Lands in baseball and Major Griffith in the Big Ten.
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C.P. Miles
Hien
Mies
Virstsia Polytechnic Institute
Landis
John Griffith
Training Camp Sets Narrow Entrance For Huron Tourney
Mitt workouts continue at Wilson grade school limited to amateurs who filed entrance or gave definite plans to compete in the Huron district tournament. Leo Bloomberg says attendance grows and workouts are restricted accordingly. Weigh‑ins and pairings will occur at Sundays session at Daum's auditorium, with elimination rounds likely next Tuesday and Wednesday January 12 and 13.
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Jong_Ahas
Wilson
Huron
Leo Bloomberg
Bloomberg
A. D. Shepersky
Muron
Ward H. Bell
Huron College
Southern ‘Normal
Daum
Faculty back Thistlethwaite for job amid UW athletics turmoil
Wisconsin student athletic council pressed George Little to resign while revealing a straw ballot showing five faculty votes for Thistlethwaite as director and two for Meanwell. Irwin Uteritz served as a bridge between faculty and alumni as debates over leadership continued.
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Irwin Uteritz
J. F. A. Pyre
Little
Northwestern
Assemblyman
Thistlethwaite
Prof. Pyre
Assemblyman Krez
Wisconsin
Thle
Whistling Golf Club Is Latest Invention
Chicago reports Willie Dura, winner of the first United States open golf championship, has created a whistling golf stick. The device emits a whistle when a proper swing is made and stays silent on faulty strokes, sounding like a police siren.
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Chicago
Willie Dura
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