Boosters and Scalpers Scrimmage for Huron Season Opener
Huron college holds a brisk practice as Parker readies the Scalpers for the 1932-38 season. Two squads played against the Booster lineup, with captains Dennis and Lamb pacing guards and center as new players join a veteran-freshman blend and four pre-season games are scheduled across December and January in preparation for a 10-game conference slate.
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Les
Exdon Parkes
Huron College
Parker
Huron Boosters
South Dakota
Boosters
Dennis
Lamb
Qaint
Huron High School
John Stihl
Fred Greene
Maynard Niermeyer
Greene
Ralph Wetrick
Oto
Youel
John Norfolk
Walner
Butz
Carr
Roosters
Marquis
Carl Wetrick
Bostic
Walz
Sherlock
Snow
L. Bloodgood
Ptank
R. Wetrick
Huron
Brookings
State College
Miller
Green Lanterns
Turon
State College Fresh
Brooxin
Northern Normal
Sioux Falls College
Northern Norms
Yankton
Southern Normal
Wesleyan
Augustana
Eastern Normal
School of Mines
Seven Teams Represented On Honorary All Big Ten Grid Squad
NEA service selects an All-Big Ten squad after consulting coaches writers and officials. Ohio State leads with four on the first team. Michigan has three including the unanimous Newman. Purdue and Minnesota also feature, while Chicago Iowa and Indiana receive no first or second team representation.
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Michigan
Purdue
Newman
Indiana
Chicago
Iowa
William Braucher
NEA Service
Ohio State
Geilus
Rosequist
Gillman
Hickman
Wistert
Bernard
Indians
Moss
Horstmann
Welch
Minos
Berry
Mlini
Hischman
Ohio Wesleyan
E. Wistert
T. Geils
G. Bernard
Miznigan
C. Kabat
Wisconsin
G. Rosequist
T. Gillman
E. News
QB. Berry
Cliavis
HB. Hinchman
KB. Horsimans
Williamson
E. Wells
Minnesota
T. Letsinger
G. Ozhler
C. Dilley
Northwestern
G. Molinero
T. Manske
Pardonner
QB. McGuire
HB. Renner
Eb.manders
Golf Balls Drive Ryder Cup Fund Plan in Chicago
In Chicago a plan to raise about 25000 by selling surplus half million golf balls proceeds to benefit the 1992 Ryder Cup team heading to England for June matches. The sale, at one dollar per dozen, is organized by PGA member pros with profits split between the PGA and sellers. The 1992 American team selection faces uncertainty after erratic play from veterans. Walter Hagen is favored for captaincy.
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Chicago
Sam
England
Club Professionsls
Scioto
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazeni
Olin Dutra
Aho
Geven
Opanimga
Hageo
Lasky Knocks Out Sekyra In Seventh Round Fight
In Minneapolis last night Art Lasky, 19, heavyweight, stopped Joe Sekyra of Dayton, Ohio, 5 seconds after the opening of the seventh round after a strong infighting assault and a long range finish. Sekyra, 78, was weakened in the sixth.
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Minneapolis
Art Lasky
Joe Sekyra
Dayton
Ohio
Lasky
Sekyra
Seksra
Buck Everett
Gary
Ind
Dick Daniels
Everett
Frankie Kaaur
Milwaukee
Harry Greb
Freddie Bloxidge
Winnipeg
Mike Feser
Wayzata
Minn
Harry Segal
Star Madigen
Clink Markuson
University of Minnesota
Jack Liedtke
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Teams Prep For Opening Basketball Schedule
Aberdeen coaches R. N. Campbell of Northern State Teachers College and Claire Holgate of Central high school train squads intensely for opening games within ten days. Northern State opens December 6 against Jamestown College, while Aberdeen High School tips off December 10 with a doubleheader against Mellette and Brentford. Both programs have five lettermen on hand, with Campbell counting Williams, Leland, Ayres, Gregerson and Yeager as potential starters and Holgate listing May, Trish, Wipf, Biegler and Dent. Former stars from Spearfish and Eastern will compete for first-team spots at Northern. Northern’s holiday itinerary includes Ellendale Normal, Wahpeton School of Science, Jamestown College and Moorhead College. Central Eagles travel to Jamestown and Valley City in North Dakota.
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Aberdeen
R. N. Campbell
Northern State ‘Teachers College
Claire “Cy" Holgate
Central High School
Northern Wolves
Jamestown
N. C
College
Mellette
Brentford
Campbell
Wolves
Holgate
Northern
Williams
Leland
Ayres
Gregerson
Yeager
Trish
Wipf
Biegler
Dent
Thompson and
Denny Shute Wins in Miami Tourney
Denny Shute, 28, of Cleveland, captured the winner's crown in the Miami Biltmore open golf tournament with a 72 hole score of 291 earning $2,500. John Revolta, 21, of Menominee, Mich., was second with 292 and $1,250. Ed Dudley, Wilmington, Del., third at 293 for $1,000. Paul Runyan, Westchester, N C, fourth at 294 for $750. Other top players including Gene Sarazen, Al Espinosa, Joe Kirkwood, and Al Watrous posted 295 or better in various payouts.
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Denny Shute
Miami
Coral Gables
Fla
Cleveland
John’ Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Raymond Cagers To Play Friday
Raymond high school's 1932 33 basketball season opens Friday at Bradley after a rebuilding year. The squad, cleared from physicals, will host Lily on December 5 and follow a full schedule through February with games at Vienna Garden City and Butler among others.
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Raymond
Raymond High School
Bradley
Doland
Lily
Vienna
Garden City
South Shore
Henry
Sioux Falls College Honors Grid Players
Sioux Falls college awards Jetters to eighteen players for the 1932 season after a college athletic board meeting. Captain Sonny Gibson will receive a blanket for four years of competition. Sweaters go to Ollie Abraham and several Sioux Falls players including Lake, Tornis, Bauer, Marvin Hebert, Winter, Werle, Parker, and Farsworthy. The 1933 captain will be chosen at the annual football dinner.
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Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
College Athletic Board
Sohnny’ Gibson
St. Joseph
Grand Island
Neb
Ollie
Abraham
Sioux
Mike Lake
Robert Tornis
Action Of Big Ten Chiefs Is Awaited In Bowl Talk
The Rose Bowl situation centers on Michigan as USC signals readiness to represent the West and accept a bid. Colgate and Pitt show potential interest if opportunities arise, while Big Ten action on post season bans looms. A Chicago campaign and rumors of a secret poll hover as Michigan hopes to play USC, contingent on conference rulings.
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Big Ten
Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Michigan
University of Southern California
Colgate Nn Pitttsburgh
Trojan
Farrier
Wolverines
Southern California
Fosters
Chicago
Trojans
West Coast
Fielding FL Yost
North Central conference approves double-play football schedules
North Central athletic committee adopts amendment allowing members to play other teams twice in a season. Conference expands with five members North Dakota University, North Dakota State College, South Dakota University, South Dakota State College, and Morningside College. North Dakota State wins 1932 football title. track title to South Dakota State. Dakota Relays at Sioux Falls May 5 and May 26-27. Dr. O O Churchill elected president. Robert Van Horn vice president. H Severitt re-elected secretary-treasurer.
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Chicago
North Central Conference Athletic Committee
North Dakota University
North Dakota State College
South Dakota University
South Dakota State College
Morningside College
Sioux City
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
Dakota
Sioux Falls
Churchill
North Dakota
State
Robert van Horn
Marmningside
H. C. Severitt
South Dakota
Forestburg Cagers Open Season With Victory Over Artesian
Forestburg high school hoops opened the season with a 12 to 7 win over Artesian last night. Tight defense forced hurried shots, keeping scoring low as both teams shuffled lineups and trialed early form.
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Forestburg Cagers
Forestburg
Forestburg High School
Artesian
Sesson
Woman Wrestler Tops Opponent In Surprise Match
In Topeka Kansas on a November night, Barbara Ware of Kansas City defeated Tom Rosco of Omaha in six minutes using an arm scissors and arm bar. The 140 pound wrestler demonstrated several holds before finishing Roses with the decisive combination.
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Topeka
Kas
Barbara Ware
Kansas City
Tommy Rosco
Omaha
Nebraska Cops Big-Six Berths
Four members of the champion Nebraska football squad earned spots on the 1932 Associated Press All-Star first team from the Big Six as chosen by coaches athletic directors and sports writers. The first team includes players from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma with Nebraska and Kansas State represented. captain Bob Dunlap of Oklahoma leads the group.
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Charles A. Grumich
Associated Press
Kansas City
Nebraska
Lanitary
Priciron
University of Kansas
Kansas State College
Okahoma
Missouri
Bob Dunlap
Okishoma
Steve Hokus
Pete Mehzinger
Karnas
Walter Zeckser
Kan
State
Lawrence Ely
George Atkeson
Kansas
Corwin Hulbert
Charles Schiele
Oklahoma
El‘mer Schaake
Ralph Graham
George Sauer
Lee’ Penney
Percy Gill
Warren Debus
Paul Young
Ellis Bashara
Oklaoma
Neil Weybrew
Kansas State
Smith Watkins
Bernie Masterson
Chris Mathis
Dick Grefe
Iowa State
Dougal Russel
Junior High Has- Volleyball Meet
More than ten boys are organized into eight volleyball teams by coach Joh Bangerter for the junior high 1932 to 33 intramural season. The opening games pit the Nerts led by Ben Wharton against Jim Sorenson's Tigers, while Fred Huntwork’s Cards meet Billy Busch's Aces. Ed Nelson's Wildcats face Darrell Madsen's Scalpers and Harold Heyer's Badgers take on Robert Harris's Wolverines. winners advance toward the school championship, losers into consolation. Team rosters feature captains Sorenson, Busch, Madsen, Heyer, Whorter, Harris and many players across Tigers Aces Scalpers Badgers Wolverines Cards.
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Joh Bangerter
Nerts
Ben Wharton
Wil
Jim Sorenson
Tigers
Fred Huntwork
Billy Busch
Ed Nelson
Wildcats
Darrell Madsen
Wolverines
Robert Harris
The
Badgers
Harold Heyer
Jisa Sorenson
de Vere
Williams
Orval Stewart
Gerald Snedigar
Verlt Schultz
Clinton Tracy
F. Jacobson
Glenn Dickenson
Charley Reigtsma
HL van Heuvelen
Bob Hebron
ACES
Hob Landon
Noel Leckness
Tony Terkildsen
Don
December Boxing Card to Feature Four-Round Bouts
Promoter Leo Bloomberg completes plans for a 32-round December boxing program with four-round preliminaries led by Alfred Peterson vs Floyd Fugl saty and Frankie Spargo vs Ben Keller In Daum's auditorium Huron hosts the event with Seaman McKenna facing Sorrell Top Seaman in the headline.
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Bloomberg
Sorrell
Seaman
Irish McKenna
Ing Hanson
Tex Kelly
Leo Bloomberg
Legfort
Windew
Huron
Wich
Tim
Tyndall
Legion
Alfréd Peterson
Floyd Fuglsaty
North Dakota
Frankie Spargo
Ben Keller
Abel
George Theimer
Dutch Tobin
Jenny Bebey
Fedora
Gene Staley
Staley
Daum
All Eastern Team Chosen By Associated Press Sports Writers
The All Eastern team honors go to Pittsburgh Cornell Army and Pennsylvania with two men each. Columbia Fordham and Colgate place one representative on the first team. Colgate undefeated. Second team includes Brown two or three picks. injuries affect Army. Cliff Montgomery leads quarterbacks with Chase and Vidal Chosen. backs Heller Vidal. Captain Bert Viviano Cornell at fullback. Colebower Engle top linemen. Summerfelt Ardavinis tackle duo. Smith Colgate guard with Summerfelt.
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Edward N
Neil
Assocision Press
New York
Pittsburgh
Cornell
Army
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Columbia
Fordham
Colgate
Brown
Yale
Villanova
King
Dick King
Harvard
Joe Skaldany
Pitt
Jose Martinez-Zorrilla
Jack
Tony Matal
Cliff Montgomery
Montgomery
Bob Chase
Vidal
Warren Heller
Bert Viviano
Howie” Colebower
Roy Engle
Milton Summerfelt
Walter Ardavinis
Colehower
Bob “Kewpie” Smith
Sumnerfelt
Hoyt And Mitchell Released By Giants
New York, Nov. 3. Waite Hoyt and Clarence Mitchell, veteran pitchers, were released unconditionally by the New York Giants as part of Bill Terry’s clean-up campaign. Hoyt, once called the Yankee “wonder,” joined the Giants mid-season after Dodgers years, winning five games and losing more, while Mitchell contributed to a combined 319 victories with Hoyt.
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New York
Waite-Hoyt
Clarence Mitchell
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Hoyt
Hoy
New York ‘Yankees
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Injuries Weaken Army Grid Squad
Army football coaches face a bruised roster four days before the Navy game as key players Ken Fields Tom Kilday Felix Vidal and others are sidelined or limited. A cold practice and focus on kickers marked preparations while Navy also adjusts its lineup for the Philadelphia clash. Franklin Field’s 78000 seats are sold for the Army defense showdown.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Notre Dame
Army
Hank Anderson
Navy
Ken Fields
Felix Videl
Tom Kilday
Pete Kopcsuk
Lincoli
Fields
Kilday
Philadelphia
Amy
Ip’ Diller Hagan
Clark
Chung-Hoon
Erek
Campbell
Dave Miller
Royal Oak
Mich
Ralph Pray
Franklin Field
Yankes
Notee Deros
Trojans Dominate All-Coast Eleven In 1932 Honor Team
Southern California earned the majority of spots on the 1932 All-Pacific Coast football eleven selected by the Associated Press. The Trojans placed four on the first team, one on the second, and two on the third, led by stars from U C L A Washington and Stanford among others.
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San Francisco
Southern California
Trojans
Associated Press
Tracy Cox Knocks Out Dublinsky in Indianapolis Bout
Tracy Cox of Indianapolis weighed 139 34 pounds and stopped Harry Dublinsky of Chicago in a ten round boxing match here last night. Cox floored Dublinsky for a count of ten in the first round and again in the tenth, securing the victory.
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Tracy Cox
Harry Dublinsky
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cox
Dublinskey
Ketchell Decisions Hudkins In Los Angeles Bout
Wesley Ketchell of Portland Oregon defeated Ace Hudkins of Nebraska by a decisive ten round decision before about six thousand fans at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Ketchell outpointed Hudkins with sharp right hands and consistent pressure throughout the bout, earning the win in a showcase light heavy fight.
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Ace Hudkins
Wesley
Ketchell
Los’ Angeles
Wesley Ketchell
Portland Ore
Southpew Mauler
Ace
Hudkins
Nebraska
Olympic’ Auditorium
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Dick“ Daniels
Minnespollix
Miwipaper Dectedan
Raymond Cagers
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Wolverine
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Denver
Willan
Art Vicker Cobes
Denvere
Kelly
Hanson
Seaman-McKenny
Ing Harson
Howard
Tex Kelley
Harrold
Jisnsen
al Braun
Braun
Francis Gage
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Mitchell
Thera Hoyt
Los Sangeles
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