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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1930
Page
9
Huron Tigers defeat Doland Wheelers 21 9 after a strong start and steady scoring. Key players include Ernie Vale Calvert Walz and Niermeyer with Coach Coffey mixing lineups to pull away in the third period.
Hayti High School routed Estelline 29 to 8 to extend their winning streak to four in the East Central Conference. Eggen Trumm and captain Karinen led Hayti with 11 13 and 10 points respectively while Estelline’s Stretch Foster scored four. Hayti averaged about 25 points per game this fall, topping opponents with a strong offense and solid forward play.
SOUTH BEND INDIANA December report cheerfully lists radio announcers and headlines writers, naming Beacco Homba Busolitz Finari Hrosky Ize Jandoli Jehle Kraus Melinkavich Leshokicz Ot inger Pionteck Pivarnik Pashchetz Palmisani Rinaldi Regante Repine Schreker Sucher Slumka Witwick Wiedle and Irish contingent Cahill Connors Carney Conley Collins Connely Flynn Gillespie Heaty McCrain McGuff ONeill ODea OConnor OBrien Ryan and Whe lan as represented by a slate of onair talent and newsroom staff.
Pierre reports Sport in South Dakota selected 13 players for its all state high school football team. Will G Robinson, editor, announced recipients from towns including Rapid City Yankton Vermillion Brookings Mobridge and Huron with Milo Youel of Huron honored as a first team reserve and medal recipient for his 1930 season contributions in football and track.
Aberdeen high defeated Sioux Falls high 17 to 18 in two OT periods after a 13 all tie, with Williamson scoring 14 points including a decisive free throw in the second overtime. Bean Hanson Yeager and Coach Wood featured for Aberdeen in the conference opener.
Yankton High School used tight defense to limit Salem to a single field goal, winning 28 to 10 despite free throws from Gueber. Brith and Schenk led Yankton with sharp passing and short shots, while Salem’s long-range attempts failed. Meckling downed by 19 to 18 in preliminary action with Orr starring at center.
New York December 3 The 1930 college football season set scoring records across the nation based on AP tallies from 152 schools. The average team scored 139 points while allowing 92, with Colgate and Southern California posting 383 and 382 points respectively and Notre Dame reaching 265. The runback fumble rule change appears to have aided offensive output.
Craig Wood led the Pasadena $4,000 open field with a 69 in round one, two strokes ahead of a large group. The event drew 213 starters at Brookside, with several pros close behind as players blamed greens and club misbehavior for rough scoring. Notables tied for second included Joe Kirkwood, Hen Richter, Tommy Armour, Al Espinosa, and Frank Walsh. Walter Hagen and Ray Mangrum also in the mix as the field pressed into the second eighteen holes.
Moorhead State Teachers outplayed Northern Normal Aberdeen last night to win 35 to 23. Northern was held to one field goal in the first half before rallying against Moorhead substitutes in the final period. Marquis and Black hit two three-pointers each, Robinson led Moorhead with a free throw and field goals, Marquis totaled five points for Northern.
Wessington high school cagers plan a rest after this week’s split in games with Bonilla teeras. The team, led by their standout players, earned a close 10-8 edge in the latest outing, with play resuming soon for the season.
De Smet high school repetition basketball slate remained unblemished with a 11 to 1 victory over Bryant. De Smet held a narrow halftime lead and extended it late as Bryant closed to within two before De Smet pulled away. Antle starred for De Smet as Gil Mare of Madison officiated.
Manchester students enjoy two weeks of vacation as Christmas programs and token exchanges conclude. Rural district events marked the holidays with teachers planning to spend the break at home.
New York reports a paperwork clash with the New York State Athletic Commission and Max Schmeling’s manager Joe Jacobs. The commission demands Schmeling defend within 15 days against Jack Sharkey. Jacobs, suspended over prior managerial claims, is not recognized by the commission, leaving Schmeling effectively a free agent and at risk of losing the title.
Forestburg high school with five veterans led to a solid start by beating Alpena and Letcher in five games this winter. The schedule resumes January 7 with a home game against Artesian and includes dates at Alpena, Forestburg, Argonne, Cavour and other opponents through February.
The North Dakota football squad under Coach Jack West leaves Grand Forks for California to play the Los Angeles Athletic Club Firemen in a post season charity game on Christmas Day. The 14 man group, led by Assistant Coach L Starbeck, will meet West and five others in Salt Lake City and arrive in Los Angeles Monday for three workouts at the Coliseum.
Madison Wisconsin December 30 Glenn Thistlethwaite will coach the university football team next fall unless the board of regents acts unexpectedly He has faced pressure since the 1929 season for failing to win championships A special meeting of the athletic board did not reopen the matter Wisconsin's football coach held on a year to year faculty appointment with no fixed contract
Mitchell High School edged Parkston 19 to 18 to capture their second victory of the season. Weidenbach and Adkins sparked Parkston early, building a 14 to 3 lead, but Mitchell's rebounding and steady play in the second half, led by Ludeman and Brown, sealed the win in the final minutes.
Lake Preston prevailed in overtime after a game played on December 36 with a special report noting a late surge and decisive final moments. The contest featured Lake Preston as the standout unit in a tight, high scoring finish.
Coach O E Hollingbery expressed defiance and resolve as Washington State Cougars prepared to face Alabama in the Rose Bowl. He welcomed the underdog label, calling it a stimulus to fight and a chance to prove the Pacific Northwest team can represent the coast, despite southern reports.
Redfield fell 15-13 to Frankfort in a hair raising high school basketball game. Valder led Frankfort with eight points and Schutte added six as the visitors rallied after Redfield led 7-6 at halftime. Fitzgerald and Larson starred for Redfield, with Larson scoring six.
Hankinson high school cagers suffered a 35 to 8 defeat as Miller High School, coached by C. L. Wood, opened a three game road trip with a dominant performance. Cahalan led Miller while Briggs starred for Hankinson before the Woodmen head to Benson Minn. to face a top outfit coached by D. L. Wood.
Fort Pierre faced a tough performance as Coach Paul’s Governors were held to just eight points in the second half, while Pierre's Gov lemmas dominated the early play. Keffer stood out for Fort Pierre with seven points, but the team could not overcome Pierre’s stronger first half and decisive finish. The Governors head to Huron to attempt to preserve their unbeaten record against Coffey’s undefeated Huron squad.
New York December 3 Giants beat opponents 22 to 0 in a charity football game. Receipts totaled 115153 dollars after expenses of 200 pounds and 40 pence per capita distributed as donations. Event supported fundraising efforts by local organizations.
BROOKINGS Dec 20 Prospects for night football at South Dakota State college look dim after a committee reported to President Pugsley it doubts the advisability of installing lighting on State field. Harold Crothers heads the inquiry citing finances and uncertain returns. The college will play two night games on foreign fields at Sioux Falls and Aberdeen.
WEST POINT N Y Dec 20 Army's 1931 football schedule adds six new opponents Knox Ohio Northern Michigan State Colorado College Louisiana State and Pittsburgh Also Harvard Yale and Notre Dame appear with home and away games The Cadets travel to Pittsburgh to play Pitt and host Yale in New York Notre Dame visit noted and Harvard listed as on the schedule
University of Pennsylvania basketball aims for at least one win on its western trip as it meets Michigan at Ann Arbor after a 25 12 loss to Wisconsin and a 31 18 defeat by Notre Dame. Purdue crushes Washington University 46 24, Carleton visits Northwestern, Be Toit at Minnesota, and Loyola of Chicago faces Western State Teachers Kalamazoo in a busy Big Ten slate.
Forestburg River Rats, a former independent basketball team built from area high school stars, began with a win over Alpena and followed with a 44 23 victory against Letcher Independents. They plan an intensive campaign for the season and seek more local opponents.
San Francisco boxer Max Baer dropped a ten round decision to Ernie Schaaf at Madison Square Garden. Schaaf staged the late surge, earning a unanimous decision as Baer faded after four hard rounds. AP tally had Schaaf five rounds to Baer four with one even.
Harrold high school basketball team won their fifth game of the season by edgeing Ree Heights 12-11 in a fast paced Friday night encounter. Earlier Ree Heights defeated Harrold 26-12 to split the even evening results.
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