Huron College Scalpers Prepping for Opening Doubleheader
Huron College Scalpers ready for basketball season opener against Southern Normal in a two game Byron's Pow Wow doubleheader. Coach Iry Nelson aims five offensive styles, with local players from Huron and nearby schools forming a core. The series starts Friday at 4 and Saturday at 8, as part of the doubleheader homecoming event.
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Bowling Recreation Leads in High Scoring Meet
Lewd OCR results show multiple bowlers like Erickson Barber and Strother contributing high series scores. The mixed event includes Dairy, Geyerman, and Fairmont participants with totals around seven to eight hundred, plus handicap tallies and various team standings.
Seahawks Could Win Two Titles in Iowa Clash
The Navy Pre-Flight Seahawks face Big Ten power Ohio State in Iowa City as they chase two conference crowns. They have defeated Minnesota Michigan and Indiana this season while aiming for a third Big Six win after routing Nebraska 46 0. A strong second unit and Buckeye alumni staff back the squad as they prep for a pivotal December contest in Kansas City.
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Commando Tennis New War Game At Gowen Field
Soldiers at Gowen Field adapt tennis into a combat style game. Each player wears full field gear with helmet gas mask pack and rifle while volleying a ping pong ball from a dropped ceiling setup.
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Only Six Bears Bagged During Penn Season
Harrisburg Pa November 1 Hunters killed only six bears in Pennsylvania during the four day season compared with nearly sixty bears in the same period last year. The director general Seth Gordon attributed the decline to warm weather and few hunters.
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Barker Chooses Penn Missouri Tulsa in Turkey Shoot
The article outlines near-term football picks for major games, naming Penn Missouri Tulsa Louisiana State Tulane Texas A and M Texas Army Navy Notre Dame Southern California and other matches. It reflects a chaotic spread of opinions with many schools and outcomes cited. It notes Georgia Tech and Michigan state expectations, and mentions Al King of Marquette as a shrine game figure in San Francisco.
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Notre Dame Eyes One-Point Clash With Trojans
Chicago November 25 Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy predicts a close intersectional game with Southern California saying a one point margin could decide it. He notes USC has improved weekly and the Irish arrive in California with 35 players after a midwest tour.
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Wolsey Downs Virgil Teams In Twin Bill
Wolsey High School scored a double victory over Virgil, winning the A team game 29 to 14 and the B team clash 46 to 10 on their home floor. Keith Gordon led the winners with 15 points, Maunders top-scored for mal with 9, while Virgil’s Robert Langbehn tallied 23 in the second game as Virgil Dennisson posed limited trouble. Officials were Taylor and Maudie.
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J Cannonball Gibson Highlighted In New York Sport Brief
NY media notes J Cannonball Gibson among standout players with brief mention of his performance. The piece references Yam and Jockos in passing, with no clear game details or dates.
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Jimmy Bivins Two-Fold Fondness For Canvas And Wood
Cleveland boxer Jimmy Bivins, who will debut at Madison Square Garden on November 27 against Lee Savold, is known for fighting and painting the canvas. A Golden Gloves graduate turned pro, Bivins excels in boxing, woodworking, and occasional poetry, balancing family life with ring ambitions in the light-heavy and heavyweight ranks.
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Coach Barnhart Resigns At Clark High School
Clare Nov 25 Special Kenneth Barnhart coach at Clark High School for several years has resigned to take a post with the American Red Cross. He will report to service in December. No successor has been secured yet, Superintendent E F Voss said.
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Haverford Upsets Interception Streak in Nov Match
Haverford College remains unbeaten as its defense denies interceptions against a wary opponent. The game reports show Haverford forcing errors and controlling play, highlighting a strong defensive effort in a key November clash at Haverford, Pennsylvania.
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Sports Roundup Recaps wartime NHL and boxing notes
New York reports from November twenty fifth preview a wartime sports season shaping hockey and boxing. NHL governors cut roster limits by one while allowing extra players for select games. Dodgers hype Chuck Dressen and Branch Rickey feud rumors float. Henry Armstrong may return to Madison Square Garden against Bumby Davis in January.
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Semi Pro Baseball May Be Increased
Ray Dumont president of the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress said the 1343 semi pro program might be increased if many minor leagues cannot operate next year. He hopes minor league baseball will survive the war period but if unable to operate in 1943 semi pros will expand to let professionals continue playing. Directors will meet in Chicago next week with Major League sessions.
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National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress
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Platte Takes Prairie Loop Title in Prairie Conference
WESLINGTON SPRINGS Nov 25 Special Platte High School capped high honors in the Prairie conference football season recently completed, winning three games and losing one. Wessington Springs finished in second place with a 3 1 record. Final standings show Platte leading with strong mark and others in the race. College Paris Ma Tack Wright, Maryland fullback, recalls Clark Shaughnessy of Norm Standlee, whom the T man coached at Stan.
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Navy at Franklin Field Tops Football History
RECORD HOME Annahels-Except for its own sod, Navy has played more football games at Pennsylvania's Franklin Field than on any other gridiron. This note marks Franklin Field as a frequent venue in Navy's history, underscoring its notable role in major matchups.
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