Tigers Face Rebuilding as 1939 Squad Prepared
The 1939 Tiger football team will be rebuilt after heavy graduation, though 10 of 21 lettermen return. Senior linemen and backs listed include Franklin Love, Harold Huddleston, Mitchell Kulawik, Bob Geyerman, Bruce Ellis, Andy Palm, Bud Ebert, Clem Hopper, Billy Walsh, and Bob Shockley. Minor awards go to Dick Welsh, Jim Hailer, Jack Welch, Max Oviatt, Bill Saxton. Don McNutt shows promise pending scholastic eligibility. Assistant coach Percy Abaugh’s B team mentioned.
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Tigers
George Deklotz
Franklin Loves
Harold Huddleston
Harding Sanders
Mitchell Kuiawik
Bob Geyerman
Art Wasner
Bob Matone
Charles Hoffman
Beards
Bruce Ellis
Fred Sarahan
Lorine Ketelsen
Bob Fisher
Andy Palm
Buc Ebert
Billy Walsh
Bob Vonderart
Clem Hoppel
Bob Shockley
Marvin Peek
Kay Upchurch
Jake
Bud Ebert
Fer
Clem Hopper
Franklin Love
Hareling
Mitchell Kulawik
Bruce Eltis
Dick Welsh
Deklote
Don McNutt
Phomere
Potentia
John Vonderhart
Bob
Ginod
Percyabaugh
L A Coaches Secure Spaulding Retention At Loyola
Los Angeles reports indicate Loyola University may keep Bill Spaulding as head football coach. The alumni coaches club urged Spaulding’s retention while considering full-time assistants. Tom Lieb’s future at Loyola is tied to a three-year contract expiring in April.
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Los Angeles
Bill Spaulding
U. Co Il
Tom Lieb
Loyola
Spaulding
Cee
Westwood Will
Buck Shaw
Santa Clara
Dutch Meyer
Texas Christian
Hay Morrison
Vanderbilt
Baby Jorrell
Spalding
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Lieb
Knute Rockne
Loyola Board of Athletic Control
Gettysburg Court Schedule Announced
Gettysburg court dates released list includes Agar December 13 and 16, Lebanon December 19, Cheyenne Agency December 21 and January 8, Java January 8, Faulkton January 13 and Ipswich January 17, Agar January 21, Piecre January, Cheyenne Agency January 27, Pierre February 1, Lebanon February 3, Mo Bridge February 7, Faulkton February 14, Onida February 17, Mil ter February 20 to 25 for district tournament with conference notes marked Eames.
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Oo Bec
Lebanon
Cheyenne
Java
Faulkton
Yan
Ipswich
Piecre
Pierre
Mobridge
Foulkton
Onida
Milter
Eames
Fight Fools Gold title fight bored city fans in MSG
New York November 17 The beak busting boxing scene flaunts a controversial middleweight title clash set for Madison Square Garden featuring Fred Apostoli and Young Corbett III. The bout draws rediscovered disinterest, rival promoters spar, and Solomon Krieger holds a contested claim. The night promises a chaotic showdown with heated exchanges and sharp bets.
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New York
Fred Apostasi
niot-so-Young Corbett
Madison Square Garden
Ring
Athletics
Phillies
Philadelphia
Solomon Krieger
Brooklyn
New York State Athletic Commission
Krieger
al Hostak
Hostak
Freddie Steele
Apostoli
Corbett
Fred
Larry White
Hymie Caplin
Lary
Caplin
Commission
Sayeh
Hosiak
Sally
Traditional Rivalries Highlight Saturday Football Slate
New York reports a vivid look at historic showdowns this Saturday. Yale faces Harvard in the 56th meeting since 1875 with stakes possibly touching coaching jobs. Lehigh meets Lafayette in a series dating to 1684, while California battles Stanford since 1892 in a fierce border feud. Northwestern hosts Notre Dame in a storied test begun in 1889 as Minnesota meets Wisconsin dating to 1891. Purdue versus Indiana renews for the Old Oaken Bucket, Chicago versus Illinois dates to 1894, and Ohio State versus Michigan reopens since 1897. Army and Princeton clash after a 30 year gap.
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Yale
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Ducky Pond
Dick Harlow
New
Haven
Bulldogs
LaFayette
Lehigh
California
Stanford
Wotre Dam
Northwestern
Minnesota
Pitt
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Billiard Champion Ralph Greenleaf Retains World Title
Associated Press notes a year ago Ralph Greenleaf of New York retained the world's professional pocket billiard title by defeating Irving Crane of Livonia 128 to 0. The report recalls past years with St Mary’s and Clara 10-0 in San Francisco and Barney Rom’s five year era of titles by beating Sammy Fuller in Boston in ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Ralph
Greenleaf
New York
Irving
Crane
Livonia
San Francisco
Barney Rom
Sammy Fuller
Boston-in
Chiesae
Reasons Why Big Ten Fans Are Dizzy
Chicago scene outlines possible finishes for the 1938 Western Conference football race as Saturday’s games approach. Scenarios include Minnesota and Wisconsin titles, Ohio State undisputed claim, various ties among Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Ohio State Purdue and Indiana with percentages.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Michigan
Purdue
Indiana
Minn
Manceptine
Ohiotate
Blue Jays Open Season Friday in Hitchcock Conference Opener
Hitchcock Blue Jays prepare for their season opener in a Beadle County Conference game against Frankfort Friday night with a 22 man squad including four lettermen from last year. Coach Cantonwine aims to develop starters from reserves and promising freshmen while seeking more non conference dates.
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Hitchcock Blue Jays
Frankfort
Lalm
Faul Cannonwine
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Canton Wine
Philips
Tanner
Frey
Cotton
Hofer
Preston
Gould
Ferris
Beadle County
Cuantonwine
Wrestling Result: Hagerty Defeats McGinnis in LA
The Associated Press reports in Los Angeles Hagerty at 274 pounds pinned Terry McGinnis of New York in four minutes six seconds.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Hagerty
Terry McGinnis
New York
Flashes Of Life From The Associated Press In Detroit
In Fulton Missouri 63 year old W A Noble known as Uncle Billy is injured after his team bolted while he refused to switch from horse drawn buggy to automobile He hopes to recover though friends worry over his resistance to modern transport In Mt Vernon Washington Grant Falk 29 of Conway Showed a Toy And Shot Himself In The Foot While Demonstrating A Duel With James Scamson in a dusk ailment scene
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Uncle Billy
MT. Vernon
Wash
Grant Falk
Conway
James Scamson
Falk
Ree Heights Cagers Face Full Schedule
Ree Heights basketball teams begin practice after three key graduations. Frit Valder from Yankton College coaches the first team. Supt E Davis oversees the juniors. The schedule lists Blunt, Highmore, Wes tington, Canning, Stephan, Harrold, St Lawrence and a conference tournament through Feb 22.
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Leary
Lindscheit
Frey
Speirs
Frit’ Valder
Yankton College
Supt . E. Davis
Fangs
Blunt
Highmore
Wessington
Canning
Stephan
Harrold
Wessingon
St. Lawrrence
Harralé
St. Lawrence
Fights Last Night in Florida and Sioux City
MAM Florida held events featuring Joey Raymond of Tampa defeating Al Mariquez of Sioux City in a 136 and 127 pound bout respectively. The card showcased local fighters as part of the Tampa event with quick exchanges and decisive rounds.
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Associated Press
Mam
Fla
Joey Raymond
Tampa
al Mariquez
Sioux City
Aberdeen Cage Prospects Doubted By New Season Start
Aberdeen faces a doubtful basketball outlook as graduation depleted last year’s stars. Coach Cy Holgate inaugurates 1938-39 with a new 6,000-seat gym and a tough pre conference schedule featuring Pierre, Jamestown, Wahpeton, and North Dakota opponents before the January 13 opener at Huron.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School
Cy Holgate
Holgate
John Trish
Kenneth Lutgen
Warren Evans
Gene Haldeman
Elma Solberg
Verne Neer
Zerr
Francis
Spence) Serr
Sclere
Dean Driscoll
Russy Smith
Stan Sehmadi
Trish
Lutgen
Sophemors
Frank Molffenbier
Keens
Pierre
North Dakota
Fargo
Jamestown
Wahpeton
Eagles
Huron
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Mitchell
Brookings
Yankton
Armstrong to defend welter title on Cleveland show
Boxing notes report Henry Armstrong the world welterweight champion agreed to a second defense on the Cleveland News Christmas fund show set for December 5 in Cleveland. Opponent named is Al Manizde with Caferino Garcia also agreeing to a possible title fight scenario. Sally Krieger faces Carmen Barth in a 10 round non title bout and a separate bout features Louis Ambers against Frankie Wallace.
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Henry Armstrong
Cleveland News
al Manizedo
Los Angeles
Caferino Garcia
Armstrong
New York
Manfredo
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
Cavour Cougars Open Loop Season at Virgil
The Beadle County Conference basketball season begins with Cavour Cougars visiting Virgil for a season opener. Virgil hosts Bouille Eagles next Tuesday in the Virgil floor opener. Bonilla to host three-team invitational on December 3 with Hitchcock, Wolsey, and Wessington matchups.
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Bonilla
Cavour Cougars
Virgil Cagers
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Hitchcock
Wolsey
Wessington
Lions Lose Dutch Clark. Kipke Likely to Coach Detroit
SID FEDER reports that Dutch Clark will not return to the Detroit Lions next year and that Harry Kipke will likely take over coaching. The piece also surveys boxing plans, Sugar Bowl aims, and various college and pro predictions, noting Notre Dame over Northwestern and Michigan over Ohio State among other items.
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New York
Arouad
Detroit
Dutch Clark
Pro Football Lions
Harry Kipke
Dutch
Joe Louis
Maxie Baer
San Francisco
Mike Jacobs
Huron College Basketball Team Builds For 1938-39 Season
Six lettermen and over 20 candidates, mostly freshmen, form the Huron College squad practicing for the 1938-39 season. Veterans led by captain Hauge and Merther will bear the scorer’s burden as changes shape up for the starting five. Practice schedules run Monday to Friday with a non-conference opener set for December 6 at Ellendale Teachers College.
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George Eman
Marshall
Mel Anderson
Pracuation
Hauge
Bill Jlauge
Husky
Teonard Hertherforward
Bill McDermott
Lyie Schuelke
Hinaup
Eiian
Merther
Kenneth Knapp
Bill Cameron
Knapp
Cameron
Ellendale
N. D
Huran ‘College Court
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Wiscon
Erwin Arrows Edge Oldham In Opener Victory
Erwin Arrows opened their Best Central Conference season with a 21 to 1 victory over Oldham on Tuesday evening. Coach Hauck’s young squad played inspired ball to take an early lead and held off the more experienced visitors. Wedges and Coulson starred for Erwin while Shannon and Farencine shone for Oldham. The result follows a close preliminary win for Erwin’s second team. The Hetland squad visits the local floor Friday.
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Oldham Steam
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Wedges
Coulson
Ervin
Shannon
Farencine
Oldham
Erwin Visa
Willow Lake Pirates Open Season With Road Schedule
Willow Lake High School in Willow Lake opens its basketball season Friday under Coach Miller. The Pirates show improvement over last year and release a schedule of away and home games through February. Opponents include Havti, Lake Norden, Erwin, Vienna, Bancroft, Clark, De Smet, Lake Preston, Iroquois, Wayn, Bryant, Thomas, and Rand.
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Spexcia
Wayal
Miller
Pirates
Havti
Lake Norden
Erwin
Vienna
Bancroft
Clark
de Smet
Lake Preston
Preston
Jam
Jars
Troquois
Wayn
Bancreft
Bryant
Iroquois
Thomas
Rand
Picard Sinks Shot to Power Team Victory in Pro-Pro Tourney
Picard and partner clinched the Mid-south tournament follow up event with a 2 under par total of 32, finishing five strokes ahead. Armour-Cruickshank and other teams trailed as Picard sank a 15 foot putt on the last green to seal the win amid a large professional field.
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Pineburst
N.C
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Henry Picard
Jack Rhut
Taale
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