Knolla Sets Pace With 1151 Yards In College Offense
Michigan star Tom Harmon may chase last year’s total, but Creighton’s Johnny Kapalla leads the nation with 1151 total offense yards after a big game against South Dakota. Oklahoma A&M’s Jimmy Reynolds is second at 1125 yards as the 1939 bureau tracks rushing and passing leaders.
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Gail Fowler
Seattle
Turkey
Michigan
Tom Harmon
Ohio State
American Football Statistical Bureau
Harmon
UCLA
Kenny Washington
Knolla
LCU
Johnny Kapalla
Creighton
South Dakota
Jimmy Reynolds
Oklahoma A. & M
Reynolds
Bureau
Whizzer White
Colorado
White
Ghesouiere
Detroit
Wake Forest
John Polanski
Christy
Bill Sewell
Washington State College
Sewell
Paul Christman
Missouri
Ray Eakin
Arkansas
Woonsocket to Meet Forestburg in Pony Hills Loop Opener
Woonsocket Redmen travel to Forestburg tonight for the Pony Hills Conference opener as 1940-41 play begins. Artesian visits Lane in the month’s other opener with Letcher the defending champions slated to meet Woonsocket on December 13.
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Woonsocket
Forestburg
Pony Hills
Forrestburg
Woonsocket Redmen
T. E. Sather
Artesian
Lane
Letcher High School Tigers
Wessington Springs
Alpena
Letebe
Lans
Letcher
Woon
Woon- Becker
S—Alpena
S—Letcher
Poresburg
Sports Mirror recap and earlier boxing and baseball notes
The item recalls Harry Thompson declining to testify before the New York Athletic Commission regarding a statement about fighting Max Schmeling. It also notes three years ago the New York Giants and Packers showdown in the National Pro Football League, and five decades ago a Yankees transaction involving Pinky Higgins for about 50 000, with a reference to ongoing British dairy market changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harry Thomas
New York Athletic Commission
Max Schmeling
New York Giants
Oat Gaescer
San Jose State Faces South Dakota in Prune Bowl
San Jose State meets the University of South Dakota today in San Jose for the Prune Bowl post season game. San Jose State leads with nine straight wins after opening loss to Texas A&M and is favored over the Coyotes who split four wins and four losses with one tie in the North Central Conference. Probable lineups listed with officials from St Mary's and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose State
Coyotes
California Eleven
South Dakota
San Jose
Calif
University of South Dakota
Texas A. & I
South Dakota Heckenlively
Carlson
Dutch Carlan
St Mary's
Tom Fitzpatrick
Air
Harlow Robert
Sanford
Bill Kelly
Wisconsin
Pan-Americans May Hold Semi-Pro Baseball Tourney
Pan-American semipro baseball may stage a September tournament in New York City with teams from Latin America the United States and possibly Canada. Ray Dumont president of the National Semipro Baseball Congress said Latin American officials renewed interest and Mexico already has a semi-pro commission under sanction. Canada’s dominion tour this year may influence entry depending on the war.
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Pan-Americas
Latin America
Canada
United States
N. Y
Wichita
Kas
Ray Dumont
National
Semipro Baseball Congress
New York City
Dumont
South America
Mexico
Virgil Teams Score Trio Of Wins Over Wolsey In Openers
Virgil High School opened Beadle County Conference play with a 32 24 win over Wolsey Card8 nal. VanderAarde scored 17 points to pace Virgil while Reidel led Wolsey with eight. Virgil second edged Wolsey 17 16, Denison led with seven. Wolsey reserves counted eight and Wolsey grade boys won 15 13 in a tight finish.
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Virgil
Wolsey
Gil
Beadle County
Wolsey Cardinal
VanderAarde
Reidel
Denison
Feller And Hemsley Visit South Dakota For Pheasants
Feller and Rollie Hemsley of the Cleveland Indians hunted pheasants in Winner South Dakota during the second pheasant season. Both players bagged their limit of birds and Hemsley added a goose. The visiting team members were feted by Rotarians with a dance at Peacock Gardens and a farewell party before leaving for home.
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Wanner
Feller
Rollie Hemsley
Cleveland Indians
Hemsley
Moenday
Peacock Gardens
Fights Last Night Feature Boxing Results
Report of boxing bouts with fighters from New York Pine Bluff and Mississippi. Details include outpoints and weights with references to Beech Neville and local venues. The text is garbled but preserves names and places linked to a boxing card.
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Associated Press
New York
Bob
Sikes
Pine Bluff
Ark
Neville
Tiger
Beech
Sioux to End Season Against Arizona State Teachers
The 1840 Sioux Football Team visits Tempe to meet the Arizona State Teachers College Bulldogs in Goodwin Stadium. Arkansas Dixie Howell coached Bulldogs boast strong Border Conference record, two-year undefeated in conference play, and recent national recognition after a Sun Bowl scoreless tie with Catholic University of Washington. The Sioux seek one final upset despite a disappointing intercollegiate slate with St. Mary’s, Texas School of Mines, and Bradley Tech losses.
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Arizona
North
Bulldogs
Catholic University of Washington
el Paso
Texas
Hardin- Simmons University
West Texas State
California Aggies
New Mexico University
New Mexico Aggies
Flagstait
Gonzaga
Texas Mines
University of North Dakota
Sioux
St. Mary’s University
Texas School of Mines
20' S
Bradley Tech
Bowling Industrial League High Scores and Team Totals
Readout lists individual high scores and series across multiple teams in the Bowling Industrial League. It includes Auntwork Huntwork and Naeve's Grocery with top scores and handicaps, plus team totals for Coca-Cola, Great Northern, and other clubs, with player names and match totals.
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Industrial League
Auntwork
Huntwork
Tesia
Naeve's Grocery
Coca- Sola
Joe Grocery
C. Lundgren
Mahoney
A. Lundgren
Bunt Work
Erickson
Montgomery’ Ward
Chamberlain
Greachke
Zeeman
Mace Milla
Brindley
Handicap
Osborn Clothing Co
McVey
W. Wipf
Ulrich
Wolner
Bales
Great Northern
Anderson
Cook
Gierra
Wipt
Whaley
Burns
Naeve
Murphy
Imser
Pllepsen
Coca-Cola
Kiser
Elwin
Lenz
Smith
Wipf
Fair City League
Hollarbush
Lusk Shoe Store
Blatz Heel
Wilson-Barber
Myers
Cochrana
Baum
Flosa
Waenee
Lusi's Shoe Store
Hobba
Woodworth
Two Major Thanksgiving Contests Slated This Year
Judson Bailey reports a sparse Thanksgiving football slate with Fordham facing Arkansas at the Polo Grounds as the East highlight. Rutgers battles Maryland in Baltimore while Virginia Military ties with Virginia Tech and Richmond faces William and Mary in the South. Kansas meets Missouri with Paul Christman leaving the Tigers and Texas Tech clashes with St Louis in the Midwest.
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Judson Bailey
New York
Fordham
Arkansas
Polo Grounds
Rams
Baltimore
Rutgers
Terrapins
University of Maryland
Virginia Military
Virginia Tech
University of Richmond Spiders
William and Mary
Kansas
Missouri
Pitchin
Paul” Christman
Tigers
Texas Tech
St. Louis University
Wolves Hounds To Resume Rivalry In 1941 Grid Season
XANKLON Nov 21 Special The Yankton College Greyhounds undefeated in SD College conference announce an eight game 1942 season schedule Four conference games listed plus Pioneer Day against Augustana and Armistice Day finale at Yankton The Greyhounds renew gridiron relations with Northern Normal in 1941 with dates Sept 19 Midland here Sept 25 at Buena Vista Oct 4 at Sioux Falls Oct 11 at Huron Oct 18 Augustana here Oct 24 at Northern Normal Oct 31 Western Union here Nov 11 Wesleyan here
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Xanklon
Yankton College Greyhounds
South Dakota College
Augustana College
Dakota Wesleyan
Yankton
Greyhounds
Northern Normal Wolves
Midland
Buena Vista
Sioux Falls
Huron
Augustana
Northern Normal
Western Union
Wesleyan
Redfield Pheasants Brace for 40 41 Basketball Campaign
Redfield High School will open the season with six lettermen led by Walt Boettcher and features veterans Dobrat z Harford Tinker Pennington Lothrop and Thompsen plus guard Jim Hughes and Clarence White. The team faces a tough schedule including Huron Gregory Pierre Ipswich Miller and district tourneys with a first game at Ipswich December 6 and a home date with Hitchcock December 7.
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Redfield
O. A. Haddorf
Redfield Pheasants
Huron
Gregory
Pierre
Ipswich
Miller
Walt Boettcher
Dobratz
Harford
Tinker
Pennington
Lothrop
Thompsen
Jim Hughes
Clarence White
Maurice Olson
Compton
Corkins
Marlette
Ford
Shevlin
Heitman
Nork
Beckman
Andersen
R. A. Neudi
Hitchcock
Doland
Groton
Clark
Frankfort
Ebster
Reet
District Tourney
Ere
Northville
Tue
Ashton
Orient
Athol
Dan
Mellette
Janbard
Poor Old Illinois Still Fight for First Conference Win
Chicago November 21 Illini plagued by season long injuries seek a Western Conference victory as they face Iowa in their final game after suffering four losses and a first shutout this year. Michigan defeated Illinois 28 0. Ohio State edged Northwestern 3 0. Minnesota eyes title with Wisconsin, Purdue and Notre Dame prep for weekend games.
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Northwestern
Notre Dame
Michigan
Penn
Harvard
Yale
Boston College
Auburn
Washington - Uv. Co. L. A
Nebraska
Iowa State
Princeton Army
Southern Methodist-Baylor
DUKE
North Cal. State
BROWN
Dartmouth
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Chicago
Minois
Illini
Ohio State
Lini
Iowa
Illinois
Purdue
Wisconsin
Minnesota
George Geithams
Forest Evashevski
Evashevski
Harmon
Gophers
Badgers
Indiana
Fiesell to Officiate Cornell Dartmouth Game Next Season
In HAC A New York Nov 21 Cornell coach Carl Snavely wired official Red Fiesell that Cornell officials asked him to officiate the upcoming Cornell Dartmouth football game. Cornell approved his acknowledgment of error regarding a fifth down in the prior game, a lapse that led to a 3-0 Dartmouth victory in a late score.
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HACA
N.Y
Carl Snavely
Cornel
W. H
Red) Fiesell, Jr
Cornell
Seven Lettermen Return To Mines Basketball Squad
Rapid City November 21. Coach Art Sullivan brings a 22 man squad for School of Mines drills with seven lettermen. The group includes six foot players Bob and Bill Lewis, guard Dick Haskins, Warren Smith, Roland Groethe, Duane Winburn, Dick Thorson, Max Friedman, and Derald Ryken. Freshmen Don Nehrenberg James Seitz Don Housiaux Don Campbell John Carhart Eugene Haley Willis Kindt Lewis Carr and Dan Leedy also join, with juniors Andy Betts and Jack Shedd and sophomores Fred Boiling and Ray Fisher trying for spots.
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Art Sullivan
Rapid City
School of Mines
Lewis Brothers
Bob
Bill
Dick Haskins
Lewises
Rapid City Prep
Warren Smith
Don Nehrenberg
James Seitz
Yale
Don Housiaux
Phillip
Don Campbell
Tracy
Minn
John Carhart
Spearfish
Eugene Haley
Hot Springs
Willis Kindt
Virgil
Lewis Carr
Dan Leedy
Andy Betts
Jack Shedd
Northern Normal
Fred Boiling
Sheridan
Wye
Ray “Judge” Fisher
Miller, Aho
Sites Announced For State Baseball Meets
New York report lists dates for 22 of 48 state championships in 1941 lead up to national finals in Wichita Kansas August 15 to 27. Cities named include Adel Iowa Lexington or North Platte Nebraska Racine Wisconsin all slated for July events.
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New York
Wichita
Kan
Midwest
Adel
Lexington
North Platte
Neb
Racine
Wis
Sports Roundup Picks Uprumors and College News
Cincinnati dispatch notes Carl Snavely privacy talks and Eddie Miller trade bids. Minnesota versus Wisconsin looms as upset potential. Georgetown abandons bowl hopes for a San Francisco post season. Coaching milestones and star players are highlighted, with remarks on the Southeastern Conference report debunking professionalism rumors and references to Blue Gray game participants.
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Cincinnati
The
Nixson Denton
Timos
Landis
South Dakota State Rabbits Preview Carleton Clash
South Dakota State begins practice under Coach Jimmy Baker for the December 2 game against Carleton College in Northfield. Four lettermen return, led by Johnny Billington, with guards Thad Boyle Don Clanty Don Holm and no seniors on the squad. Whitey Maxwell will bid for a starting spot, and freshman Bob Bednar challenges for center. Other key players include Ted Crawford, Tom Ward, Duane Shefte, Warren Evans, Bob Westergaard, Carlyle Kopp, Chuck Healy, Don Schweiger, and Harry Voels.
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Carleton Dee
Thad Boyle
Huron
Brookings
Jimmy Baker
South Dakota State Basketeers
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Brookings High School
Johnny Billington
Arlington
Don Clanty
Sioux Falls
Don Holm
Viborg
Dupree
Ted Crawford
Hel Ja
Tom Ward
Washington, D. C
Duane Shefte
Volea
Warren Evans
Bob Westergaard
Carlyle Kopp
Wansfer
Worthington
Chuck Healy
Marshall
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Johnny Knolla
Sports Mirror
Chally
Schmlava City Club
Heyer
Peterson
Pullip
Huntington
Larson
Lencard
Piper
Baume
Dprscek
Adame Boil
Stadt Aay
Tenter Blatz Beet
Toler
Plerca
Daum
Stuttord Jes
Hand Ak
Braner
Plummer
Ae Eee
Wolves-Hounds
Fiesell
Eddie Brietz
Carnell
Indians
Clark Shaughnessy
Gus Doriss
Detroit U
Robert Taylor
Dick Powel
Michigan City
Ind
Montgomery
Ala
Louisville
Stidham
Oklahoma
Harald Lahar
War Department
West Point
Lafayette
Robertl Barnett
Wilson-Barber Auto Co
Sous
Ieee
Tiicugios
Faighi
Wrutard Kent
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