Huron prep basketball pilots piece into 1933-34 plans
Huron high school begins basketball camp as Coach Deklotz forms a first string via 10 quad eliminations. Veterans Roy Englebretsen Gene McGinty lead a group of returning lettermen with a mix of newcomers and freshmen, while Parker and Kittleson pace football players stacking up drills for the season.
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University High to Tackle Iowans First
Vermillion Nov 15 The basketball season opens at the University of South Dakota with University High School facing Westfield la in the local gym on Nov 17. Principal Morgan coaches a quintet drawn from Howry Miller Marvin Claland Lowell Rooks Harvey Meyer Howard Isaackson Delmar Walz Thomas Rabusch Beanard Helgeson Elmer G Burbank Harry Nelson Wakonda as players.
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Parker Forecasts Tough Tilt With Northern Wolves
Parker predicts a hard contest Friday as the Scalpers face Northern Normal pursuing a state conference title. He stresses starting strong, keeping last game’s second-half pace, and relies on a backfield in top form. Norfolk, Hepler, Gage, Larcer, Anderson, Platte, and others show improved form as the lineup prepares for the Wolves.
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Senators Schedule Two Apr Preseason Games with Cubs
Washington Nationals president Griffith announced two April training games against the Chicago Cubs in Chicago. Plans for additional preseason games are under consideration but the New York Giants will not appear on the schedule.
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Barney Ross Maintains Favorite Tag in Chicago Bout
Barney Ross remains the betting favorite to defend his junior welterweight title against Sammy Fuller in a one round bout at Chicago Stadium on Friday night. Critics note Ross trained less intensely than Fuller, who sharpened his drills from six to four rounds daily.
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University Students Rally For Sioux Falls Coyote Meet
Vermillion November 15 Student enthusiasm runs high as the Volante reports plans by University of South Dakota students to march to Sioux Falls this Saturday. The goal is to support the Coyotes in their second clash of the year with State while a large student turnout is anticipated.
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Trade report hints at player return to clubs
Fragmentary notes indicate a trade involving players and clubs, with President Gerald Nugent of Pitts declining to confirm but suggesting a possible late today announcement. If finalized, the moves would reunite players with former clubs amid ongoing Major League action.
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Huron Man Claims Second At Local Race
A local track event produced a second place finish for a Huron man while a teen competitor L Thumondon, Calvin, and McDonald secured third. The Remington Rand report notes quarter additions and results from Sapte et re.
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Princeton On Way To Title
NEW YORK. Nov. V.4-For the first time in 1 years a Princeton football team is nearing an undefeated and untied season. Navy, Rutgers, Yale remain on the schedule. Sophomore stars and backfield depth give Princeton strong potential to extend its winning streak.
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Johnston Hopes To Bring Camera To Fight This Winter
Boxing coverage from New York reports Col John Reed Kilpatrick considering a Miami winter bout plan. Primo Camera eyed to defend heavyweight title in late February against Sharkey McCorkindale or Levinsky, with Carnera returning in January and Max Baer-nearby outdoor match discussed. Other divisions outlined including Canzoneri, Chocolate, Dundee and Ross potential clashes as Garden aims to stage major matchups this indoor season.
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University Veteran Five to Join Hoy for First Practice
Coach Carl Hoy begins the season December 2 at the University with five veterans returning from last year. The group includes Bob Murphy Pierre Olson Dyson Salem and Joe Livalt along with four newcomers from the freshman squad plus Bobby Buck Connie Kikinjan and Howard Shreves offering guard and forward depth as Hoy shapes a potentially tough but not championship caliber team.
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Fights Last Night Reported by Associated Press
In New York Freddy Miller from Cincinnati outpointed Tev Feldman from Brooklyn. Wesley Ramey chased Grand Rapids Indiana outpointed Billy Hogan of Orangeburg. Galveston saw Franklin Hug 143 of Indianapolis outpoint Kid Wolfe of Memphis in a brisk boxing card.
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Trio Of Players Appeal To Hanley
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley names three Big Ten players as his All America picks Purvis Bernard Lund of Michigan Purdue Minnesota, praising their versatility and contribution while lamenting a lack of strong tackles in the conference. He eyes a Notre Dame test Saturday as pivotal to the title chase.
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Iowa
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Baseball Magnates Open 32nd Minor League Convention
GALVESTON TEX Nov 15 W G Bramham Durham NC president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues opens the organization’s 32nd annual convention with his report and recommendations for the future. The president and executive committee have worked since Sunday to settle issues before the three day meeting. Talks of player trades changes in league presidents and membership have begun. Delegates predict brisk trading by tomorrow but no complete agreements reported yet.
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Forestburg Basketball Schedule Reads Like Test Drive
Forestburg high school has posted its schedule for the season with games at Woonsocket Artesian Fedora Alpena and Wessington Springs. Matches run from December through February with home and away dates listed for each opponent.
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Yale Cagers Open Season at Home Against Bancroft
Yale basketball opens the week preparing for the season at home versus Bancroft Friday evening. Coach Kleinsasser leads intensive practice as the squad builds fitness and cohesion after a shaky preseason showing.
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Doland and Webster Share Northeast Conference Football Title
Doland and Webster end the Northeast conference race tied for first with four wins and one loss each. Milbank is named honorary champion due to a strong season despite fewer league games. Final standings list Milbank 61, Webster 7. Doland 33, Clark 9. Webster 20, Groton 0.
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Harrold Cage Prospects Bright After Opening Practice
Harrold New Mexico area reports basketball practice underway with 28 players. Dick Ammen elected captain of Mirat team. Coach Mr. Drury to lead Harrold basketball. Superintendent Wickerson overseeing schedule with about 14 games planned starting December 15.
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