Four Rabbits Named to All-North Central Conference Eleven
The Industrial Collegian from State College selects four Rabbits for the All-NCC team, with contributors from SDSC North Dakota University and Morningside. Highlights include Mattison, Richards, Mueller, Smith on the first unit and Gunder son, Werli, Burrow among top backs and ends from SDSC SDU NDU NDSU Morningside.
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Brookings
Industrial Collegian
State College
North Dakota University
South Dakota University
North Dakota State
Morningside
Joop
Arndt Mueller
Don Smith
Bill Mattison
Alten Schroeder
Bill Richards
Mattison
SDSC
Richards
NDU
Mueller
Smith
Raschick
Schrank
Gunderon
SDU
Burrow
Schroeter
Brenkus
Wernli
Wolsey Cagers Open Season Against Hitchcock
Wolsey Cardinals face Hitchcock Blue Jays in a season opener on Vaisey court. Coach John Stephens has two lettermen and new transfers Marshall and Neal Riedel from Iroquois bolster the lineup. Returning veterans include Delbert Wacknitz and Parke Hoskins with other varsity players Bertram Jungemann Robert Meyer and Herbert Sunkerann.
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Wolsey
Wolsey Cardinals
Hitchcock Blue Jays
Pears
Vaisey Court
Cardinal
John Stephens
Marshall
Neal Riedel
Iroquois
Delbert Wacknitz
Parke Hoskins
Marshal Riedel
Bertram Jungemann
As Wacknitz
Robert Meyer
Herbert Sunkerann
Hitchcock
Itchcock
Yale
Veterans Return Three On Watertown Arrow Squad
Watertown South Dakota November 22 special coach Jack Flag says Watertown Arrows, last year’s Eastern South Dakota conference runners up, start basketball practice with only three of eight lettermen. Key veterans Horning and arson graduated. Red Johnson barred as over age. Returning: John Mackenzie, Bob Robinson, Roland Otto. Schedule includes Hendricks Minn then Madison Redfield Flandreau Huron Brookings Aberdeen Madison Huron Sioux Falls Yankton Sioux Falls Brookings.
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Watertown
Jack Flag
Watertown Arrows
South Dakota
Ups Horning
Bob Arson
Red Johnson
Clay
Fing
John Mackenzie
Bob Robinson
Roland Otto
Kopp
Roby
Coombes
Rose
Williamson
Lindquist
Ogilvy
Alec Mackenzie
Arrows
Sioux Falls
Dickinson
Municipal Auditorium
Sane Watertown
Hendricks
Minn
Madison
Redfield
Flandreau Indians
Huron
Brookings
Aberdeen
Yankton
Rumor Stanford Flirting With Phelan On Mississippi Prep Team
Rumors swirl as Stanford allegedly flirts with Washington’s Jimmy Phelan amid a Mississippi prep football scene. Laurel High’s win over Gulfport 40-0 features 22 sets of brothers in a southern semi pro baseball league.
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Stanford
Phelan
Mississippi
Kansas
Artley
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Walter Kieseling
Bame
Miami
Petersburg
W. Va
Prairie ducks and geese rebound in South Dakota scouting
Hunters report abundant prairie chickens and rising Hungarian partridge numbers in Central South Dakota, with better duck shooting in Webster and Huron regions. Drought limited hunts, but late-season activity increased. conflicts arose over shooting hours and targets near Lake Byron. Nearby geese flights and turkey shoots drew notable attention.
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South Dakota
Center Center Glories In Pro Football Centers Honored By Lambeau
SID FEDER reports Curly Lambeau praises a quartet of great NFL centers led by Mel Hein, with Alex Wojciechowicz Ki Aldrich and Charley Brock among the rising stars. Hein remains No. 1, though three youngsters emerge as potential successors in the National Professional League.
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Mel Hein
Sid Feder
New York
Matt
Curly Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Curly
New York Giants
Washington State
Mel
Hein
Alex Wojciecohowicz
Ki Aldrich
Chicago Cardinals
Charley Brock
Wojie
Fordham
Wolfe
Detroit Lions
Brock
Nebraska
Bud Svendsen
Packers
Aldrich
Texas Christian
Cigar Store quintet beaten in league despite top pin total
Eugene Hollarbush led Meyers Cigar Store with 554 in three games but Skaggs Grocers won 2 to 1. Other 2 to 1 league wins came from Wilson Barber No. 2 over B Urquhart and Son Fairmont No.2 over Socony Service Schmidt's City Club over NWES Company. In AAA League Ulrich and Piper and Larsen paced with 518 517 and 505. Supplies tied for first by blanking Aerial Survey. Commodity Loans defeated by 2 to 1, APS beat Statistics 2 to 1, Claims beat Accounting by the same margin.
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Meyers Cigar Store
Recreation Center
Cigar Store
Skaggs Grocers
Recreation League
Wilson Barber
B. Urquhart and Son
Fairmont
Socony Service
Schmidt
City Club
NWES
Ulrich
Statistics
Piper and
Larsen
APS
Football Is Safe Say Stanford Doctor and Son Plays
Stanford physician Dr. E F Fritz Roth says football is safe and his son Fritz Jr plays tackle for Palo Alto High School. He notes there is no athletic heart, heart enlarges with exercise but returns to normal after football days end, and recalls no permanent football injuries in Palo Alto.
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Stanford
Palo Alto
E. F
Fritz” Roth
Ban” Surel
Roth
Frits, Jr
Stanfon
Don Faurot Becomes Big Name Coach as Missouri Rises
Dan Faurot leads Missouri to its first Big Six claim by beating Oklahoma and solidifying status as a major football power. The 27-year-old coach rebuilt Missouri with local talent, unique system blending short punt and single wing, and strategic game plans that included a prepped punt block against Oklahoma.
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Don Faurot
Missouri
Harry Grayson
Rea
Columbia
Dan B. Faurot
University of Missouri
Migxeu
Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas
Lrence
Kansas State
Iowa State
Nebraska
New York University
Oklahoma
Wback
Paul Christman
Frank Carideo
Carideo
Notre Dame
New York
Columbia Institution
Rockne
Don Faurat
Kirksville
Faurat
Gwinn Henry
Bob Waldorf
Wilmette
Lyons
Northwestern
Warner
Faurot
Faurst
Christman
Sooners
Bil Cunningham
Glenley Moser
Don B. Faura
Refusal to Talk Halts New York Boxing Inquiry
The New York Commission questioned witness Thomas about the Schmeling Thomas fight of December 13, 1937. He refused to answer, claiming possible self-incrimination, and stated he did not want to be sent up the river. The session focused on whether the bout was fixed, with Thomas asserting no prior knowledge of any fixing.
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Minn
Upstate
New York
John J. Phelan
Commission
Crick
John F. Dailey
Thomas
Uc Donovan
Kid McPartland
Schmeling
Amateurs Knock Each Other Out In Rochester Bout
In Rochester Minnesota on Monday night two amateur boxers George Hentges a 17 pounder and Al Lowry of Simpson both connected simultaneous right crossovers in the first round. Hentges rose on unsteady legs but Lowry was counted out after help was needed to leave the ring as referee Al Trudeau delayed the count.
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Rochester
Minn
Armory
George Hentges
al Lowry
Simpson
Lowry
Hentges
al Trudeau
Kinnick Headlines Chicago Ahead Of Iowa Northwestern Showdown
Chicago News previews Nile Kinnick, star Iowa back, as the Hawkeyes face Northwestern with Big Ten title hopes. Mentions Kinnick’s 21 year old standout season, scoring and passing feats, plus notes on Ohio State, Michigan, Purdue, and Illinois coaches and players.
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Chicago
Nile Kinnick
Iowa
Northwestern
Ohio State
Michigan
Hawkeyes
Kinnick
Tech
Town
Robert Zappke
Zappke
Illinois
Bucks
Ted Hemniz
Purdue
Indiana
Big Ten
Minnesota
Ghia State
Bradley Tech Claims Best 3 Year Grid Record
Bradley Tech extended its undefeated streak to 21 games in 1937 38, outscoring opponents 389 to 37 as it heads to Peoria for a season finale against Illinois Wesleyan and aims to preserve its national football marathon crown. A separate note from Lancaster Pa reports a spectator at the Franklin and Marshall Albright game gains access to two games for one by bringing a radio.
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Bradley
Peoria
Bradley Tech
Braves
Illinois Wesleyan
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall College
Coyotes Dominate All Conference Team Picks
Vermillion November 22 The Volante names three Coyotes to the all conference team with North Dakota and South Dakota State also winning two spots each. The Volante backfield features Brown Filasterer and Doller, while Gunderson leads ends and Dobler earns praise for passing.
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Coyotes
Volante
State University
North Dakota
South Dakota State
Gunderson
SDU
Leafe
Peiranek
Shrank
Wright
ISTC
Mueller
Mazzeri
Omaha
Brown
SDS
Filasterer
Doller
NDU
Wernli
Volante Sports
Pitt Is Forgiven By Big 10 Purists
SULUMSUS, &., Nov. 2277S Western Conference has forgiven the University of Pittsburgh for past athletic disputes. Pitt will face Ohio State on Sept 23 next season marking first Big Ten meeting since 1936 victory over Wisconsin. Pittsburgh also contracted to play Purdue and Minnesota in 1941 after earlier tensions over Pitt's athletic policy.
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University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Ohio State
Panthers
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Minnesota
Hhe
Western Conference mix against outsiders hurts Big Ten
In Chicago on November 22, WPI reports this season that Western Conference football teams fared poorly against non-conference opponents. The Big Ten went 11 wins, 12 losses, and 3 ties in 26 interconference games, highlighting struggles outside the circuit.
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BIG Ten
Chicago
WPI
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