Tigers Meet Kernels At Mitchell Corn Palace Tonight
Huron Tigers face Mitchell Kernels at the Corn Palace tonight after a practice week marked by shooting struggles. Coach George Deklotz seeks a turnaround as starters Gibbs Reese Vonderhart Huddleston Bailor are expected to start, with Kerndels favored by comparative scores and speed on the big court.
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Huron B Team Beats Alpena 24 to 9 in Alpena game
Beadle County B team defeated Alpena Wildcats 24 to 9 at Alpena. High scorer Walker led Alpena with 10 points while John Vanderhart added eight and Woodward seven for Huron. Coach Archie Turner rotated reserves as the game stayed close until a late surge by Huron.
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Thompson
Paralysis Fund Benefit From Cavour Yale Game
Cavour High School the Cougars will donate net receipts from Friday's home game against Yale Trojans to the President's fund for infantile paralysis. The teams have met twice this season with Cavour winning once on Yale's home court and leading at the Cavour invitational before the final buzzer.
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Giants Using Mails To Defraud? Christogoridis Named
A garbled 1930s boxing and sports column mentions Christogoridis as a Greek middleweight. It notes fights, promotions, and various athletes like Joe DiMaggio, Zeke Bonura, and Artur Godoy. Interspersed are references to boxing, college football, and upcoming matchups, with a chaotic mix of names and events.
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Giants
Wesleyan Beats Yankton 34 27 in South Dakota Conference Opener
Wesleyan defeats Yankton College 34 to 27 to claim the first game in the new South Dakota college conference. Da kott Wesleyan used a third quarter rally to seize a 29 to 22 lead, led by D Johnson with 15 points, while Yankton’s Bob Bigelow scored 10. Officials were Lore Arnold, Dakota Wee Yevan, and Chester Binder.
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College Scores Mixed Results Across Southern and Western Teams
Temple defeats New Mexico Aggies 61 to 43 while Fordham edges Nevada 47 to 31. Yale stands at 5 Harvard tops Gohan 35 to 0 with Penn 28. Wahpeton and Valley City tussle. St John’s Minn and Winona Teachers post wins, and Stout faces Western Union in a scattered set of college games.
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High School Scores From The Faulkton Ipswich And More
Faulkton 31 Ipswich 32 St Lawrence 22 Blunt 15 Hitchcock 14 Frankfort 28 Troquois 41 De Smet 19 Alvena 23 Huron B 28 Watertown 21 Brookings 23. Schools tally boys results across multiple matchups with several close finishes and varied victors.
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Blunt
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Watertown
Brookings
Neely Signs 5 Year Contract With Rice Institute
Neely, 42, former Clemson College coach, accepts a five year deal to lead Rice Institute football for the next season. The agreement follows a month long hunt to replace Jimmy Kitts who was dismissed after two poor seasons. Salary undisclosed but believed around seven thousand dollars annually with power to name chief assistants.
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Iroquois Chiefs Beat DeSmet Bulldogs 41 to 18
Iroquois Chiefs delivered an easy victory over the DeSmet Bulldogs at home by 41 to 18. Miller led Iroquois in scoring while Hamaker topped DeSmet, and the Chiefs built an early lead as the DeSmet reserves fell 22 to 14 after halftime.
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Writers To Present Medal To Billy Conn
New York boxing writers will award the Edward J. Neil memorial medal to Billy Conn of Pittsburgh for doing the most for boxing in 1939. The Boxing Writers Association created the honor in memory of Edward J. Neil, an Associated Press writer killed in the Spanish Civil War. Jack Dempsey was the first recipient.
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Brookings Bobcats Edge Watertown In Overtime
In an Eastern South Dakota Conference thriller at Watertown, the Brookings Bobcats defeated the Watertown Arrows 23 to 21 in overtime. Center Tom Crusinberry drilled a setup shot in the early OT to seal the win as Brookings fought back from a 10 to 7 halftime deficit and a 14 all third quarter tie.
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Ipswich Beats Faulkton In One-Point Conference Thriller
Ipswich High School edged Faulkton 32 to 31 in a Central South Dakota Conference clash Tuesday. Faulkton led most of the game but Ipswich rallied in the fourth period. Pierce led Ipswich with 13 points, Walz added 11, and Thusmore topped Faulkton with 12. This was Faulkton’s first conference loss after eight wins in ten games.
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Pirates go collegiate for 1940 roster
Pittsburgh and the Pirates announce a collegiate tilt for 1940 under manager Frankie Probably. The club boasts more college men on its roster than any other team with at least seventeen Buccaneers having attended or played for prominent colleges, or currently studying at institutions of learning.
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Bowler John Skiptonne Reaches 300 Games Streak
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on a recent date, bowler John Skiptonne achieved a 13th consecutive strike to reach a 300 game milestone during a practice session. The display underscores his 300-game pursuit amid routine competition.
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Huronite keglers set high marks in league win over Fullerton
Huronite bowling team swept Fullerton's second place squad as Jack Frost and Clare Simpson starred. They posted a 2680 team total, a 942 single game, with Frost delivering 242 and a 609 three game series. Fullerton’s Booby McDorell led individuals with 616 while Naeve’s Grocery upset Great Northern. NWPL and NWFL leagues saw records and top scores, including Tunell's 483 and 2,086 free aggregate user.
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Hitchcock Defeated by Frankfort 26 to 14 in Tuesday Game
Frankfort Falcons led by Hassenger and Schulte defeated Hitchcock Blue Jays 26 to 14. Hassenger scored 13 and Schulte 8 as Hitchcock struggled to match the visitors’ shooting. Preston paced Hitchcock with 9 points, while Gould and Olson anchored defense. Frankfort also beat Hitchcock second team 23 to 14 in preliminary.
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Point-A-Minute Rabbits Set for Conference Clash With Tutors
BROOKINGS Jan 11 The Point-A-Minute State College Jackrabbits aim for a fifth straight win as they prep for a North Central Conference game against Oliver Nordly's Cedar Falls based Tutors. Led by Loren Thornton and a strong guard lineup, they face a veteran Panthers squad. The Rabbits have averaged 41 points per game while allowing about 31, matching a rugged early schedule that included Northern State Teachers, Minnesota and Morningside.
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Back-Up Hook Detail for Spares on Right Corner
Fourteenth of 85 ba articles by Johnny Crimmins explains a back-up hook to pick off one inch and two-pin spares on the right corner. It notes anchor man of Detroit Goebels A B C five man team champions for C in the fourth spare position and describes turning toes an inch for DY and the standard run with each position.
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Spare bowling tips for right-handers and spares
The article explains wrist action for the opposite wrist turn compared to a regular hook. It notes the thumb toward the gutter at release, the ball brushing the right leg, and a margin from the leg to allow the ball to hook right and sweep pins. Emphasizes making spares with proper angles and control to avoid jinx spares.
Billy Conn Starts Long Path Toward Heavyweight Title
Billy Conn of Pittsburgh, weighing 174 1 2 pounds, defeated Henry Cooper of Brooklyn by decision in Madison Square Garden before 5654 fans, signaling a step toward challenging top heavyweights. Conn’s camp, led by Johnny Ray, teased possible future foes including Paychek, Saylad, Pastor, and others as he eyes the heavyweight crown.
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Redfield Indees Open Season With Langenfelds
Redfield Indees will start the basketball season Friday night on their floor against Langenfeld of Watertown. Redfield dons new suits donated by local merchants. Langenfeld features Wexler, Kelieh, Schneider, Babcock, and Nelson from Watertown. Redfield lists Merlin Mattsfield, Lorrey Nelson, Roy Pearson, Harold Alexander, Milton Buchholz, Jim Samuelstin, Warren Johnson, and Bruce Hopkins in the lineup. The Redfield seconds will play a preliminary game.
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Jim Samuelstin
Warren Johnson
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St Lawrence Cagers Top Blunt 22 to 15 in 3rd Quarter
St Lawrence Warriors avenge an earlier setback by defeating Blunt Monarchs 22 to 15 on Tuesday night at Lawrence. Schneider and Werner led the home attack while Parks and Parks starred for Blunt as the Monarchs tried long shots against tough defense.
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Fights Last Night Reported From Major Cities
Boxing results from New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn and other cities show multiple decisive bouts. Billy Conn defeated Henry Codp er, while Johnny P atch es beat Pietra Georgi in Des Moines. AI Delaney outpointed Eddie Winston in Montreal and Little Paneno edged Small Montang in Manila.
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Italy
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Manila
Montang
Oldest Rivalry NC NC vs Virginia Tradition Since 1892
The oldest rivalry below the Mason Dixon line is North Carolina against Virginia, dating to 1892. Also noted is Hanover New Hampshire where Dartmouth guard and football captain-elect Lou Young Ide is the son of a former Pennsylvania coach.
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