State College basketball hopes rest on four veterans
Brookings Moy May 18 Four veterans anchor coach Ray Threlfall's State college basketball plan as he builds a fast aggressive squad to challenge top rivals. Captain Stanley Rishol Gifford Benson Herbert Schulte Steven Kortan headline returnees with others like William Schweiren Melvin Heathcote and Louie Myre also back. Promising sophomores include Forrest Dehnert Franz Peterson Joe Snyder Vernon Jorgenson Robert McMillan Tommy Keck William Reiersdorf Kenneth Rosnig. Retirement losses are Clarence Hamann John Cocican Raymond Raak and Leonard Brakke. Season opens December 5 versus Eastern Normal with Doane College added for January 2 at Brookings. Freshman squad led by Clarence Hamann keeps three games active for strong early competition.
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Faw
Stanley Rishol
Gifford Benson
Sioux Falls
Herbert Schulte
Frankfort
Steven Kortan
Geddes
William Schweiren
Melvin Heathcote
Wadertown
Louie Myre
Forrest Dehnert
Ipswich
Franz Peterson
Joe Snyder
Vernon Jorgenson
Oldham
Robert McMillan
Madison
Tommy Keck
Flandreau
William Reiersdorf
Lamberton
Minnesota
Kenneth Rosnig
White
Clarence Hamann
John Cocican
Raymond Raak
Leonard Brakke
Threlfall
Doane College
Crete
Nebraska
Hamann
Irish Will Fill Air With Passes In Notre Dame Clash
Southern California guests plan a heavy passing attack against Notre Dame as coach Hunk Anderson gears up his lineup. Ed Krause draws attention for line plays while George Seaviss returns to backfield duty. Northwestern also drills for a Big Ten title showdown as the Wildcats prepare for the Town game.
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Faul Mickelson
Chicago
Southern California
Notre Dame
South Bend Raiders
Heartiy
Hunk" Anderson
Tomers
Ed Krause
Krause
Brick” Muller
California
Panthers
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Joan Notre Dame
George Aeviss
Iseas
Navy
Northwestern
Wildcats
Newson
Miller Presents Peace Stars Basketball Quint in Miller
Miller plans a new independent high school quint named the Peace Stars. Sponsored by J C Penney, the team will feature top players from the past three years and will wear black and orange. They begin workouts soon and seek schedules. managers urged to contact the company in Fennsy.
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Miller
J. C. Penney Company
Peace Stars
Aeeking
Glenna Wright To Be In Shape For 1932
Glenna Wright plans a rigorous training program to be in top form for the 1932 season. The article notes her commitment to fitness and preparation as she eyes competition and possibly a pivotal meet.
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Glenna Wright
Inter-Class Cage Tourney Nears as Wheelers Prep for Season
Doland South Dakota November 19 Specials A pre season basketball interclass tournament opens this week to help Coach Hay White evaluate Doland Wheelers material. Red Johnson, star tackle, was ruled ineligible for the Doland Clark game due to clerical error. consent could have allowed play. Wheelers finished an undefeated gridiron season with 179 points scored and face a strong slate of returning players, including Mel McNickle who has appeared in 27 games, and a host of line prospects for 1932.
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Wheelers
White
Johnson
Clark
Mel McNickle
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Hay White
Doland Wheelers
Red” Johnson
Hhy
Clack
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Mar
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Mar McNickle
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Shoecraft
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Caldow
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Lovelace
Nineteen Mines Miners to Receive Letters at Banquet
Rapid City November 194- Nineteen members of the School of Mines football squad will be recommended for monograms at the annual gridiron banquet Monday night. Letters depend on academic completion under the system used at School of Mines. Captain election will also be held to succeed Richard Marquardt. The season was the poorest in three years under Coach Hahn, with early wins over Southern Normal and Yankton but losses in conference and non conference games.
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Ray D. Hahe
Richard
Yankton
Northern Normal
Dakota Westleyan
Augustone
Chadron
Neb
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Wayne
Hahn
Iettermen
Marquardt
Alonzo Smith
Dean Elshire
Milexville
Howard Helfert
Sioux Falls
Enon Cave
Chugwater
Wyo
Barrelay Bayt
Ockia
Howard Hegglund
Pierre
Hecatie Ham
Hermon
Emanett Bennett
Francis Estrup
Charles Keown
Fort Test
Ham
Keewa
Hayes
Setters
Maamakers
Pratanit
Art Saati
Ket Vigerak Lake
Rapid City Cobblers Finish Strong Season in 1951
Rapid City high school football closed a highly successful 1951 season under coach Euclid Cobb with seven straight wins and a 25 to 6 point margin. The Cobblers opened with a 28 to 9 win over Spearfish and beat Sturgis, Hurce, Pierre, Hot Springs, and Deadwood, edging Lead 7 to 0 in a late game. The second team, led by Russel Gibbs, went 2-2 with 32 points scored against them.
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Rapid City
Euclid Cobb
Cobblers
Hot Springs Oilers
Spearfish
Sturgis
Hur Ce
Pierre
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Sason
Russel Gibbs
Wall
Custer
Deadline set for boxing tourney entrants in Chicago
National Boxing Association president Geneal Jobe Clinin ruled that prospective entrants for the light heavyweight elimination tournament must file their entries by December 1. Opening rounds are scheduled at Chicago Stadium on December 11, with Maxie Rosenbloom set to meet the final winner, though he will not compete in the tournament.
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Chicago
Geneal Jobe
Clinin
National Boxing Association
Chicago Stadium
Maxie Rosenbloom
Derne
NBA
Rosenbloom
Wrestling Promoter Swindled in Los Angeles Incident
A noted wrestling promoter, famed for selling out arenas, was reportedly swindled after a stranger lured him to a gas station. The incident, part of an ongoing investigation, traces back to recent bold schemes connected with other patrons in Baltimore.
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Los Angeles
Les Wresling
Ballyhoo
Duro
Veeck And Hornsby Open Secret Parley
In Chiusuu November 19 two Chicago Cubs figures, President William L. Veeck and Manager Rogers Hornsby, began secret talks to explore deals and strengthen the club. Veeck had toured clubs last week and Ed Brandt from Boston was among players reportedly targeted. Hornsby arrived and conferred with American Association club owners.
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Chicago
William L. Veeck
Rogers Hornsby
IBZ
Veeck
Ed Brandt
Boston
Hornsby
Wage Cuts Talked In A A
Chicago November 18 The American association owners pushed a plan for drastic wage cuts including a monthly ceiling of 402 dollars for players. The move aims to shrink salaries across the AA and potentially affect major league prospects. Thomas Jefferson Hickey retained the presidency with a one year contract after a two day deadlock.
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Chicago
American Association
Thomas Jefferson Hickey
Highmore Charity Cage Tilt Sets Basketball Schedule
Highmore plans a charity basketball game with proceeds to Hyde County Welfare. The squad announces a season schedule including Ree Heights Harrold Gettysburg Woonsocket Miller Onida and Pierre with dates in December January February. Alumni challenge slated for December 2 and monogram club lists football men to receive awards.
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Hyde County ‘Welfare Committee
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Wilmer Brown
Bert Mitchell
Bernard Conningham
Maynard Haeverly
John Williams
Barold Chandler
John Quirk
Thomas Drew
Donald Chandler
Benee Taylor
Paul Whiteside
Donald Gibbs
Haymond Gartigan
Yankton Faces Sioux Falls In Second Place Showdown
Yankton and Sioux Falls clash for second in the Eastern South Dakota high school conference after weekend upsets drop both from title contention. The Bucks use diverse plays to counter the warrior rush, with most of the squad in good condition after a rest period and a week of practice.
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Yankton
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Yankton Tects Sioux Fils
Aberdem
Mitchell
Bucks
Fitagersld
Guane
Stubeck and Anderson Lead Six Day Bicycle Race
Stubeck and Anderson lead the Dortswest six day race as day two opens, covering 519 miles and four laps with the German Swedish pair holding the early pace. The Swiss duo Audy and Zach, and William Pedens Bion are also in contention.
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Anderson
Brask Anderson
Sweden
Dortswest
Zrencks
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Freddie Zach
Wiliem Peden
Bion
Wesleyan to Meet Southern In Only Important Contest
Wesleyan and Southern clash for third place in a scarce conference tilt at Mitchell on Friday. Northern Teachers holds the conference crown, while Southern seeks momentum after knocking Harvard out of the title race.
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Wesleyan
Southern
Revised Golf Ball May Be Adopted By U S G A For 1932
New York November 1934 the United States Golf Association executive committee met to decide a ball for regular play. They selected a 1.68 inch diameter ball weighing 1.62 ounces combining balloon ball size with the older weight. If approved it will become official at the start of 1935.
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U.S.G.A
New York
Golf “Club
United States Golf Association
Central South Dakota Coaches Meet In Huron
Seventy coaches from central South Dakota schools gathered in Huron for their monthly dinner session. They discussed basketball rules and plan to address issues across athletic branches. The next meeting shifts to Monday December 14 due to midweek games, with Ward Bell of Huron College president and Frank Coffey of Buron High School secretary.
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Huron
South Dakota
Nishia
Ward Bell
Huron College
Coaches Association
Frank Coffey
Buron High School
Real Title Battle Looms Tomorrow Canzoneri Favored
New York dispatch previews a 13 round world title bout at Madison Square Garden between Pony Canzoneri and Kid Cheech. Canzoneri defends the lightweight and junior welterweight belts with a likely chance at Chocolate’s junior lightweight title. Canzoneri weighed 131 1 4 pounds after final prep and is seen as slight favorite though public sentiment tilts toward Reed the Cuban. Al Singer criticized both fighters amid forecasts Canzoneri must stop Cheech inside five rounds or lose on points.
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New York
Pony Canzoneri
Kid Cheech
Son Square Garden
Tony
Chocolate
Banny Bass
Canzoneri
Reed
al Singer
Iroquois Defeats Frankfort In Low-Scoring Game 23–16
In Froquoise November 19 Iroquois high school beat Frankfort 23 to 16 after leading 16 to 1 at halftime. Chase Ruschenberg and Johnson led Frankfort while Iroquois showcased strong defense and brief offensive spurts from all players.
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Frankfort
Froquois
Iroquois
Chase
Ruschenberg
Johnson
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