Warriors Romp Over Tigers 27-0 for fourth straight win
Sioux Falls Warriors routed Huron Tigers 27-0 in a dominant Eastern South Dakota conference clash. Woolheater and Berger sparked scoring with a pair of early touchdowns, while Gunderson added extras. Tigers battled back briefly but could not overcome Sioux Falls’ relentless drive as Dilley left with an injury and Case flashed dangerous holds on offense.
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Northwestern
Minnesota
Huronians
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Haron
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Huron
Stone Falls
Gunderger
Bengals
Berger
Woolheater Wes
van Arsdale
Tiger
Justin Berger
Fleet
Invaders
Engen
Greenlee
Sioux
Yenere
Allan
Uron
Ken Dilley
Blechinger
Eagen
Case
Warrior
Sioux Falls
Jacks Score Early To Beat Bison 7-0
South Dakota State Jackrabbits defeated North Dakota State Bison 7-0 in Brookings. Don Brown hit Quin tin Anderson on a 56 yard payoff pass early in the first period, the Jacks’ lone score as the Bison defense stiffened, with SDST blocked further advances until late in the game.
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Don Brown
Brookings
South Dakota State
Jackrabbits
North Dakota State Bison
Jacks
Vicory
Quentin Anderson
South Dakota
Bison
Miners Rally for 14-6 Victory Over Montana Mines
Rapid City report states South Dakota Mines erased a 6-0 first quarter deficit to defeat Montana Mines 14-6. Hubbard scored both Hardrocker touchdowns, one from the Montana six and the other 49 yards late in the fourth period. Egemo, sidelined by a back injury, returned to dropkick both extra points.
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Montana Mines
Montana
Shean
Hubbard
Egemo
Northern Normal Stages Late Rally To Nip Wayne
In Norfolk Nebraska on November 2 Northern Normal of Aberdeen rallied to beat Wayne Norris 14 to 6. The decisive scoring drive featured a 14 yard pass from Schmidt to Daley for the first touchdown and a 28 yard run by Ries for the second.
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Peru
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Doane
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Midland
York
Sports Roundup reads from Eddie Briet on college and pro notes
New York dispatch reports Dayton News exclusives on Jack Sutherland for the Ohio State job. Joe Louis and Ted Williams stir talk. fans and papers argue on Francis Schmidt Lynn St John. Includes umpire Steamboat Johnson remarks, Easley Highs’ 133-game streak, Colby and Monett-Nishio football notes, and Georgetown football praise by Jack Hagerty ally.
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Jack Sutherland
Ohio State
Joe Louis
Ted Williams
Boston
Theodore
Mid-South Pro Golf Tour Opens at Pinehurst
The 16th annual Mid-South professional tour tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina marks the golf season opener. It offers prize money of 3000 dollars and runs on November 12 and 13 featuring top regional pros.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Warriors roll past Huron to finish conference undefeated
The Warriors outgained Huron 364 to 112 and won their fourth straight ESD game. They completed 2 of 9 passes while Huron went 1 of 15, as Fair City controlled the clock and tallied two rushing touchdowns by Woolbeater and Gunderson.
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Huron
Tigers
Fair City
Baron
Sioux Fafle
Brenner - A-Le
Oviatt Hedbollom
Vanderharr
Sanders
McGinty
Woolbeater
Gunderson
Berger
Wooltester
Falta
Jones
Allan
Twedell
Terry
Pascoe
Barber
Peter Non
Bauer
Fease
Simmon Fous
Rahls
Heinson
Uron
Eubgtitutiona
Yimpetiy-Anares
van Arsdale
Miner
Biechinger
Book
Swift
Honpel
der McNutt
Dele McNutt Hanson
Coffey
Means
Morningside
Yoolds
Dinness
Mann, Be
Sports Mirror highlights past college and pro football and baseball heroes
The column recalls events from years past. A Princeton tackle Art Herring had a leg amputated after a game injury. It notes Charley Gehringer of Detroit chosen MVP in 1927 by the Baseball Writers Association. Notre Dame's 1922-27 era is referenced with high scoring efforts.
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Associated Press
Art Herring
Princeton
Charley Gehringer
Petroit
Baseball Writers Association
Notre Dame
Wphill
Ohio State
Gophers and Wildcats face pivotal Big Nine clash
Evanston sea clash features undefeated Minnesota and Northwestern in a key Western Conference showdown. Bruce Smith and George Franck lead Minnesota while Northwestern counters with injured list concerns, aiming to derail the visitors with 48,000 in attendance and Michigan looming.
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Fach
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Gophers
Nebraska
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Iowa
Washington
Syracuse
Wisconsin
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Minneapolis
Bill de Correvont
Bruce Smith
George Franck
Towa
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Minnesota Pos
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Vant Hull
Bauman Kassisto
Lokane Bjorklund
Hermenz
Frank Birch
Ham
H. G. Hedgee
Rollie Barnum
Scan
Sin
E. C. Curtis
Chicago
Overlin Knocked Down In 6th But Rallies To Retain Crown
In a Garden bout promoter Mike Jacobs saw promise in Steve Belloise, a 21 year old Bronx boxer making his 33rd appearance. Belloise floored champion Ken Overlin in the sixth with a hard right, but ran out of steam as Overlin recovered, leaving the verdict to the judges. Overlin retained the 160 pound crown amid boos from a 13,000 crowd, while Jacobs offered Belloise another shot. Overlin rose and pressed, Belloise landed 30 clean shots but could not finish the challenger. The night also featured a long list of college and high school results across many teams and matches.
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New York
Stim
Steve Belloise
Bronx
Ken Overlin
Garden
Steve
California
Overtin
Overlin
Mike Jacobs
Chris Dundee
Verlin
Gover
Belloise
Vikings Roll Over Braves 25-6 In Sioux Falls Clash
AUGUSTANA Vikings pounded Sioux Falls College for steady gains and a 25 to 6 win. Floyd Nelson scored twice, Lawrence Bengston added a TD and a pass, while Babe Feibiger electrified the Braves with a 59 yard punt return before Sioux Falls struck once.
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Augustana
Sioux Falls
Sion Falls College
Augustana Vikings
Lawrence Bengston
Floyd Nelson
Viking
Nelson
Bengston
Lloyd Hanson
Babe” Feibiger
Sioux Falls College
Ruggies
Braves
Lone Counter
Yankton Bowls to Western Union 21-7 in upset
Yankton College fell 21-7 to Western Union after rallying to tie 7-7 in the second half. A pass interception and a long drive by the town 20 set up two Western Union touchdowns in the final periods.
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Western Union
LE Mars
Yankton
Its in the Family Philadelphia
Herb Nelson a Pennsylvania sophomore end from West Hartford Connecticut hails from a football family with a brother who played at Wisconsin and another at Temple completing the athletic lineage.
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Philadelphia
Herb Nelson
Pennsylvania
Hartford
Conn
Wisconsin
Temple
Worthington Jaysees Top Pointers With First Half TDs
Worthington Jaysees score twice in the first half to beat the Pointers 14 6 at Springelel Minnesota. Le blank and Rue scored for Worthington while Jordeth ran in the Pointer touchdown in the final quarter.
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Springelel
Wey
Worthington Junior College of Minnesota
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Leblank
Rue
Worthington
Jordeth
Boxing Night in New York and California Results
Ken Overtin and Petey Scalso claimed victories in New York and California bouts, beating Steve Belloise and Bernie Friedkin respectively. Tommy Tucker defeated Sally Krieger, while a Detroit Lions note described the team as the league's youngest, averaging 22 years. Frank Viupits, a Miami University footballer, commutes 20 miles daily and takes flying lessons.
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New York
Ken Overtin
Washington
California
Steve Belloise
Petey Scalso
Bernie Friedkin
Brooklyn
Tommy Tucker
East Rockaway
N. C
Sally Krieger
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
Oxford
Frank Viupits
Miami University
Undefeated Teams Clash In Epic Evanston Battle
Northwestern meets Minnesota in Evanston as two unbeaten giants collide for Big Ten bragging rights while Michigan idle. Other ranked showdowns include Cornell-Columbia Georgetown-Syracuse and Notre Dame Army, with Oklahoma Nebraska looming in the No 2 spot and Texas A&M facing Arkansas.
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Kansas
Bucks Romp Over Watertown 20-0 in ESD Title Defense
Yankton High School clinched the ESD conference football championship by defeating Watertown 20 to 0. Marlin Hoellworth scored on a 20 yard run, with Ray Mine and Jim Ray catching touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters. Shoemaker added extra points after both late scores. Watertown threat en route to the 25 and 13 yard lines but was held by Yankton’s defense.
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Huron Tigers
South Dakota
Washington High Crew
ESC
Yankton
Watertown
Dickinson
Tigers
Yankton High School
Mitchell
Marlin Hoellworth
Bucks
Ray Mine
Jim Ray
Shoemaker
Buck
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