Injury Woes Hit Scalpers Ahead of Springfield Clash
Injury plagued Huron Scalpers face Springfield Pointers as regular tackle Paul Lobitz is out for the season with a broken finger. Co captain Floyd Thompson remains sidelined with throat infection, backups move in, and Coach Parker promises a fight as the Scalpers travel for a 2:30 p.m. Saturday game.
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Huron Colleg Farms
Paw Lobitz
Jerry Parker
Floyd ‘Thompson
Sioux Falls
Wayne Quiggle
Parker
Springfield
Walter Schuamman
Mason
Don Lobitz
Stan Blacksmith
Don
Everett Bates
Kenneth Knapp
Dennis Bruner
Senter
Lyle Schuelke
Yellowjackets
Bill Cameron
Zetton Hauck
Grant Pasek
Pups Open Season Against Morningside Freshmen
Vermillion November 2 Freshmen from Dakota State University prepare to face the Morningside Maroons at Taman Field. Coach Al Devick plans to test a light-lineup with Burdett Prochaska Dave Conger and Allen Wilson contending for ends while Jay Swisher and Wayne Carmody anchor backfield spots.
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Vermillion
State University
Morningside Maroons
Taman Field
al Devick
Harry Gamage
Devick
Burdett Prochaska
Omaha
Dave Conger
Hot Springs
Allen Wilson
Carl Schroeder
Howard Tollefson
Elk Point
Ed Prink
Sioux City Central
al Mosher
Tom Donohue
Jay Swisher
Wayne Carmody
Cathedral High
Sioux Falls
Earl Stangle
Rapid City
Clayton Rise
Ed Mersh
John Bauman
Bud Ebert
Huron
Canzonett Loses In Davis Bout At Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri, a Madison Square Garden veteran, was stopped in the third round by Al Davis in a 10 round lightweight bout. Davis landed a crushing left that felled Canzoneri, who rose but was halted by referee Arthur Donovan at 2 13 of the third. Gate reported at $30,793.09 with both fighters earning about $8,500.
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Bill White
New York
Broadway
Madison Square Garden
Tony Can
Zoneri
Brooklyn
al Davis
al Singer
Andre Routis
Singer
Tony
Davis
Bowlers Plan Evening Meeting For City League
Bowlers, sponsors, and others interested in kegling will meet at the Recreation Center tonight at 7 30. M A Myers president of the City Bowling Association says the purpose is to finish league organization, elect officers, and set schedules for the season. The new recreation center alleys opened nearly a week ago with informal competition. The grand opening is planned for Sunday November 3. Association officers elected earlier include Myers as president Ferren as vice president Fless as secretary and Peabody as treasurer.
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Kegling
Recreation Center
M. A. Myers
City Bowling Association
Myers
Keyling Fraternity
Ralph Ferren
John Fless
V. Peabody
Navy Goats and Dogs Vie as Navy Mascot in News
At Annapolis the Navy goat, Vin, is shown as a pampered showpiece while the real mascot is Mel Issa a terrier named M'liss who fights with sailors on the practice field. Melissa recently had puppies but rejoined the team as the fleet returns, leaving her litter behind.
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Navy
Annapolis
Nev
Bill Vin
Melissa
Naval Academy
M'liss
Storm Looms Over PGA Meeting and Denny Shute Case
Chicago, Nov. 2. The annual Professional Golfers Association meeting will be held Nov. 18-19 in Chicago. Tensions simmer over the Denny Shute case as some pros favor following bylaws while others back Shute’s participation, signaling a possible split between tour regulars and stay-at-homes. Tom Walsh faced censure for insisting bylaws be followed, a stance now praised by many stay-at-home professionals.
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Earl Hilligan
Chicago
Denny Shute
Flushing
N. Y
Tite
Skute
No Shute
Walsh
Plankinton Ends Season With Spencer Showdown
Plankinton High School six man team, led by coach Me Anderson, seeks a curtain closer against Spencer after an undefeated conference run and a 5-1 overall mark. The squad beat Alexandria 20-6, Ethan by forfeit, Bridgewater 50-32, Mt. Vernon 12-8, Letcher 62-12, and toppled Pukwana outside the league before a 15-12 loss to Lake Andes.
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Plankinton
Spencer Plankinton
Anderson
Plankinton High School
Spencer Sextet
Alexandria
Ethan
Bridgewater
Mt. Vernon
Letcher
Pukwana
Lake Andes
Flying Waters
Huron College
Cheyenne Defends Undefeated Record Against Murdo
Cheyenne Indians, undefeated, clash with Murdo Friday in season finale. They edged Mobridge 13-7 last week when Condon scored late to break a 7-7 tie. Metodee tops the conference.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Agency
Cheyenne Indians
Murdo
Indians
Mobridge
Condon
Metodee
Schmeling Seeks Rematch With Louis After Visit
German heavyweight Max Schmeling arrived in Rome Nevada during a short visit and said he hopes for a return bout with champion Louis Louis later. He intends to continue fighting and to keep active in the ring.
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Schmeling
Louie
Rome
Max Schmeling
Louie T
Gopher Wildcat Tussle Seen As Thrilling Clash
CHICAGO Nov 2 The Big Ten rivals Minnesota and Northwestern prepare for a pivotal clash in Minneapolis. Minnesota coach Eerie Bierman lauds Northwestern as the best seen this season while Northwestern scout Litz praises Minnesota's form, as both teams seek a peak showing after recent conference results.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Minnesota
Northwestern
Alphonse-Gaston
Minneapolis
Eerie Bierman
Wildcats
Purple
Evanston
Gophers
Ollie “Hed” Hahnenstein
Paul Soper
Bill de Corregont
Don Clawson
Boilermakers
Virginia
Cavaliers
Wisconsin
Chicago Woes Show George Allen Cold at Cumberland Tale
Washington dispatch recalls George E. Allen once led Cumberland University in Lebanon Tennessee as captain and quarterback. He quips about Chicago University suffering 154 points against them while noting Cumberland scored none and never entered enemy territory in 191? as homage to past gridiron woes.
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Hicago
George Allen
Cumberland
Eddy Gilmore
Washington
George E. Allen
District of Columbia
Chicago University
Chicago
Michigan
Harvard
Allen
Cumberland “University At
Lebanon
Tenn
Georgia Tech
Wabash
Charledon Wins Pimlico Special to Tighten Turf Title
Charledon, star of 193¢ racing, sped to victory in the Pimlico Special at a mile and three sixteenths, beating Kayak II by a half length and Cravat third. The win lifted his earnings to 252,235 after two seasons, narrowing the gap to Sun Beau’s all-time money record.
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Baltimore
Charledon
Sun Beau
William L. Brann
San
Kayak II
Crayat
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Pimlico
Kayak
Cravat
Rabbits Aim to Extend Supremacy Over Indians
Brookings November 2 The State College Jackrabbits seek to preserve conference dominance as they face Omaha's Indians in a Saturday night clash. Omaha held the Rabbits to a scoreless tie once in Omaha, but State College has posted wins in recent meetings and hopes for another strong showing despite playing away from home. Coach Barnes expects sophomore lessons from Vermillion to curb the Indians and keep the Rabbits as the conference’s recurring trouble.
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Brookings
State College
Omaha
Indians
Rabbits
Wichita
Fter
Jack Barnes
Yellow
Blue
Guidders
Sed Hartman
Vermillion
Barnes
Crippled Spartans To Meet Wheelers
WESSINGTON SPRINGS November 2 Special With a lineup weakened by injuries the Spartans prepare to face strong Doland on Friday. Coach M B Wheeler reports eight regulars injured, risking on field play. Doland has the edge in past three years with Springs beaten twice and tied once. Eight of Doland's 1938 team that beat Springs 18 7 are starters for the visitors.
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Wessington Springs
Wheelers
Doland
Springs
Sre
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Canzonett
Tony Canzonert
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