Parker Faces Job In Replacing Veteran Scalper Cagers
Parker must replace last season’s top scorer Ralph Nohlgren and all around guard Gren Davis while rebuilding a Scalper lineup. Coach Eldon Parker eyes five returning lettermen and new talent from Huron High and area schools to form a balanced squad for a tough conference schedule.
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Quarterback Must Be Real Wise Guy
Lincoln story notes Bernie Masterson as Nebraska quarterback under pressure to manage studies and grid strategy. Before the Pittsburgh game Coach Dana Bible handed four sheets listing many musts and don ts plus exceptions and other suggestions to guide his duties.
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Millard Howell Emerges as Alabama Football Highlight
In Tuscaloosa Millard Howell, a first year varsity back for Alabama, shows promise in punting passing tackling and ball carrying. He teams with end Donald Hutson in a developing offense dubbed Howell to Hutson as they gain headlines.
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Pitt Coach Predicts Army to Beat Notre Dame
Pittsburgh coach says Army will defeat Notre Dame and offers picks for Thanksgiving and Saturday games. He cites Colgate Brown, USC, Notre Dame Army, Pitt Stanford, with notes on Pitt strength and Stanford edge.
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Fights Last Night Draws and Outs in Diverse Matches
In Los Angeles Haley Aliamendi of Mexico and Varias Milling of the Philippines fought to a draw 0 0. Sally Kreiger of New York defeated Sid Grigry of Wilmington by decision. Chalky Wright of San Bernardino outpointed Al Greenfield of Chicago 4 0.
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Wessington Court Boys Start Basketball Drills
Wessington high school boys begin practice under Coach Wayne Nelson with six lettered players. First game set for December 2 against Bonilla cagers. Girls team also starts, boasting four returning letter winners Korra Geiver Imogene Wilson Floreine Baird and Mildred Gangho.
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Nelson
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Marshall
Howard Mitchell
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Croes
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New Star Emerges as Tech Upsets Alabama Tide
Georgia report notes Mississippi sophomore Hoeks Dean, playing his first full game for Tech, found a new star for the team after a surprising defeat of Alabama. Dean showed unusual punting ability and key moments as the Tide pressed forward.
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Paul to Meet Geno in Non-Title Bout in Chicago
Tommy Paul the featherweight champion of the national boxing association from Buffalo will fight Young Geno of La Salle Michigan in a 10 round non-title bout at White City on November 28. Also Buffalo boxer George Nichols the light heavyweight titleholder will face Martin Levandovski of Grand Rapids in a non-title ten rounder on the Primo Carnera King Levinsky card at Chicago Stadium on November 30.
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Syrup Profits Surpass Cotton Across Johnston County
C R Hudson of the State College extension notes sorghum syrup yields in Johnston county averaged 41 gallons per acre at 2 cents cost, selling at 80 cents per gallon. The resulting net profit equals about 18.72 dollars per acre, while cotton returns per acre were around 20 dollars, making syrup more profitable.
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Switch To Metric Standard For All U S Track Events
The Amateur Athletic Union voted to replace yards and miles with meters and kilometers as the standard for track and field. The change takes effect January 1 and aligns the United States with international practice, though some groups may resist.
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Weil Frowns On Tax Suggestion In Baseball
Cincinnati Reds president Sidney Weil rejects absorbing the government tax on admissions noting post season crowd sensitivity to higher prices. He cites losses and limited profits across clubs, saying salary cuts are not feasible for ball clubs even as tracks adjust purses.
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Passing Of Old Games Mourned
Kansas City November 23 A O Anderson director of physical education and recreation laments the loss of old childhood games like marbles mumble the peg shinny and leap frog He notes space safety and modernization have driven these games from city yards and schools while some fading favorites such as hopscotch see revivals and foreign born parents retain older customs
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Huron Gage Team Taken at Cavour Our
Nov 2 special report notes Huron Gage basketball traveling to Hocon College where the Sophomores faced a tough road game. Monday night contest yielded a competitive effort and a close score.
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Yankton Sophomores Edge Freshmen in Flash-Soph Soccer
The Yankton sophomores defeated the freshman squad 2 to 0 in the annual Flash-Soph Soccer clash. The match, sponsored by the board of control of women's physical training, was directed by Miss Elinor Haney of Marion with Miss Helen Abbey of Sioux City in charge. Margery Goding led the sophomores and Mariel Binder captained the freshmen. several board members and college officials supported the event as part of the co ed athletic program.
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