Ohio State Notre Dame clash tops the week’s football slate
The report previews key games with Ohio State favored over Notre Dame citing stronger scoring and defense, plus a roundup of college matchups including U C L A California Dartmouth LSU Auburn Pitt Michigan Penn Princeton Navy Army Temple Northwestern and more, highlighting prominent teams and stakes.
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Werbert W. Barker
Associated Press
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California
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Dartmouth
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Layden Sees Ohio State a Tough Task for Notre Dame
South Bend reports Coach Elmer Layden warned Notre Dame fans that Ohio State's offense, size, and experience make the Dublin clash daunting. He said Notre Dame must play hard and hope to keep the game interesting as 47 players traveled to Columbus for the showdown.
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South Bend
Indl
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Columbus
Ohio State
Layden
Notre
Temple Players To Select Own Lineup
Philadelphia November 1 reports Pop Warner plans to let Temple players choose the starting lineup for the trip to against Afghan State. Warner will present ideas and if anyone bids a banva would strengthen the team the squad will vote on it.
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Philadelphia
Pop Werner
Afqan
Warner
Fights Last Night By The Associated Prose
St Louis John Henry Lewis defeated Bob Olin in Arizona to win a World championship title fight. Lois outpointed Marty Samson in New York. Everett Rivhooee beat Paul Estrada in Kansas City. Benny O'DIM fought Curtis Scott in McKinney Texas.
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ST. Louis
Lewis
Siki
Arizona Chony Storm
Bob Olin
Joe Louis
Deteeit
Louis
Tung
Olin
Tlewis
PimJoho
Henry Heavywetphs
Associated Prose
John Henry Lewis
Preenix
Ariz
New York
Georld
Jeoy
Pacis
Lois
Marty Samnson
Everett
Rivhooee
Sioux City
Towa
Paul Estrada
Kansas City
Big Ten Week Sparks Weekend Showdowns Across Conference
Chicago November 1 The Big Ten title race heats up with Ohio State facing Notre Dame before an estimated 87 000 crowd in Columbus. Minnesota meets Purdue in Minneapolis while Iowa battles Illinois and Indiana at Iowa City. Illinois Northwestern duel at Evanston Northwestern seeks first league win. Michigan rematches with Penn State in an intersectional game as conference tilt looms. Chicago Wisconsin matches Ohio State and Purdue after open dates.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Columbus
Ohio State
Nore Dame
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Purdue
Towa
Victor
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa City
Tllinois
Northwestern
Evanston
Bist Eich Sleven
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Mers
Tilingis
Caicago
Wisconsin
Freshmen Girders Halt Coyotes In Windy Upset
Brookings South Dakota State College freshmen push through a strong west wind to defeat the University of South Dakota yearlings 12 00 Friday. Johnson broke 14 yards for the first touchdown, Carpenter added a nine yard score, and Wheeler intercepted a late pass on his seven yard line and returned 74 yards to stop USD's final threat.
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South Dakota State College
Gudders
University of South Dakota
Coyote
Johnson
Carpenter
Wheeler
State
Complete Split Of World Series Cash Patchwork
Commissioner Kenesaw Landis finalized 1955 World Series payouts with third and fourth place distributions. Giants and Indians each shared about 19,868.01, Giants paying 27 full shares plus partials, while Indians allocated 25 full shares and four halves. Red Sox earned 330.16 per full share from 25 full shares. Pirates distributed 24 full shares totaling 378.23 with four half shares also issued.
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Kenesiw
Landis
Prise
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Carnera Faces Last Stand in Madison Square Garden Fight
Primo Carnera prepares for a defining bout against Walter Neusel at Madison Square Garden. Neusel seeks a high-profile win to land a future match with Tee Levis, while Carnera eyes retirement or continued fighting. The card includes Tony Galento and Eddie Mader, with 1500 expected attendees paying $35,000 total.
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Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garden Ring
Walter Neusel
Carnera
Haly
Neusel
Tee Levis
Camera
King Levinsky
Tommy Loughron
Ray Impellettiere
Natie Brown
Louie
Max Baer
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Tutle
Eddie Mader
Bierman Chooses Ohio State Over Notre Dame Duel
Bernie Bierman and Bo McMillin pick Ohio State to beat Notre Dame in a titanic clash. Ossie Salem disagrees, arguing Notre Dame can counter Buckeyes with a strong pass defense and Iowa's loss reflections. Analysts praise Ohio State backs, especially Stan Pincura, while Notre Dame counters with Layden and a speedy receiving corps as 50,000 fans await the showdown.
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Bierman
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Salem
Columbus
Heirelayas
Bernie Bierman
Minnagota
Ren Pel
Bere Lon
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Art ‘Ray
Buckeyes
Columbus Club
Edwards
Ranch
Western Reserve
Scarlet
Gray
Ossie Salem
Minnesota
Iowa
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Bucks
Iowa City
Dick Crayné
Reates McMillin
Bob Zuppice
Francis Schmidt
Aml
Little Joe Williams
Stan Pincura
Ira Rodgers
West Virginia
Pincura
Securigy
Elmer Layden
Pinguta
Pimcura
Trish
Boards Scale Down Debts Of Farmers
In South Dakota 720 conciliation cases over about two years cut original farm debts from 3,104,017 to 2,333,006 a 37 percent reduction. Delinquent taxes totaling 227,000 were paid, easing rural debtors further. W J Allen, secretary to Governor Berry's agricultural advisory council, reported results cited by a Resettlement administration spokesman.
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Gigcane
South Dakota
W. J. Allen
Tom Berry
Agiicultural Advisory Council
Allen
Weather Forecast For Haron and Virginia
Weather data shows high and low temperatures from a year ago and records. Forecasts for Haron and Virginia call for mostly cold conditions tonight and Saturday with possible snow flurries in western sections. Iowa and Minnesota expect fair to cloudy skies with continued cold temperatures and no major precipitation.
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South Dakota
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Iowa
Minnesota
Huron Elevens Near Close Of Schedules In Week End Games
Huron High and college squads faced injuries and travel fatigue as they prepared for weekend games. Byron High hosted Tiger Field aiming for a fourth straight Eastern South Dakota conference win, while Keene’s and State School of Mines sought upset chances at Rapid City. Armistice day plans and end of 1935 schedules loomed for both teams.
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Fous Igdoy
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Weemed
South Dakota
Stern
Michel
Keene
Eldon Parker
Rapid City
State School of Mines
Winuduw
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Tigers
Madison
Yankton
Turon
Joe Cadwell
Boo Kum
Billy Busch
Parker
Bill Dempster
Joe Lowe
Ted Hohm
Kerbert Goseh
Louiss Bloom
Howard Saylor
Sone
Imposе Coal Tax To Help Industry
Washington reports a new 4th percent excise tax on bituminous coal producers effective today but collectible January 2, with about 2,000 mine owners agreeing to follow Little NRA codes under the National Coal Commission. The move, part of a government effort to regulate the industry, faces legal challenges in the Supreme Court while most producers remain outside the code.
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Secral
Naation
National Coal Commission
Efferia
Supreme Court
The
Coal Commission
Real Estate Transfers and Additions in South Dakota Counties
A garbled list of real estate transfers and adjacent property descriptions across Beadle and Huron areas includes Elmer J. Spier to the State of South Dakota, Stoudt to H. M. Cowley, various parcels in Cavour and LaGrange, and transfers involving John W. Haigh, Eliza Ann Fisher, Frances Lindquist, and others. Also noted is a sheriff sale instruction and a large 4th Railroad addition. A separate item reports a Houston robbery where a paymaster was shot and another man detained, with a stray line about a peacock’s scream heard a mile away.
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Beadle County Abstrac, & Title Co
Elmer J. Spier
State of South Dakota
Stoudt
H. M. Cowley
Huron
M—n
Mery Ju
Totland
Jessie Maude Hopper
Cavour
Bik
Add
Te Huren
John KH
Haigh
Wiliam C. Haigh
John W. Haigh
Eliza Ann Fisher
Minneapolis
John H. Hatys
Frances Lindquist
J. Sterlings
Imam Markus
Markus
Wis and
Sey
St By
Nodaks Popular Flamecalming Series Draws Crowds
North Dakota football fans anticipate high turnout as six homecomings mark the schedule. The team plays South Dakota State in Brookings, then Saint Louis University, Omaha, George Washington, and a final non homecoming at Baltimore versus Western Maryland.
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Gssesis Srand Forks
University of Nort Dakota
North Dake
Sioux
South Dakota State
Brookings
Tioy
Sion City
St Louis
Neversbur
North Dakota
St. T Louis University
Omaha
Omaha University
Lomecoming
Washington, D.C
George Washington University
Baltimore
Westen Maryland
Miller Declamatory Work Starts At Miller
About fifty high school students attended a meeting at Miller to show interest in a declamatory contest. Mise Sabin, English teacher, leads the effort with help from other instructors. The district contest is set for early January after a November school event to select Miller and district representatives. The Miller school plans to defend its district championship won last year.
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Miller Miller
Sperist
Afty High School
Mise Sabin
Miler
Miller
Hand county approves corn hog contract in six to one vote
Hand county farmers vote 793 yes to 3 no to back a corn hog adjustment contract under the 1985 program ending November 30. Nonsigners total 68 yes and 32 no.
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Hand
Freshman Scores Outshine in Pressing Park Game
The report lists multiple college matchups with results including Tampa beating Newberry 12 to 7 and Howard Payne defeating Abilene Christian 20 to 0. It also notes a South Dakota Freshmen 0 and South Dakota State Freshmen 12 in another freshman contest.
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Newberry
Howard Payne
Abilene Christian
South Dakota
South Daetote State
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