Tigers and Eagles Clash on Armistice Day at Huron
Aberdeen and Huron arrive undefeated in the Eastern South Dakota Conference for Tiger Day at Huron College field. The game, at 2:30, pits season leaders against a rival with state and conference title hopes, as Hoff Coffey's Tigers seek to derail Aberdeen while Huron aims to protect homecoming momentum.
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Jeffries Sharkey Clash Remembered On 1899 Ring Night
The 1899 Coney Island title bout between Jim Jeffries and Sailor Tom Sharkey is recalled on its 33rd anniversary. The brutal duel left Sharkey with broken ribs and a chastened pride, while Jeffries maintained the pressure and won the decision. Grandstand seats at Hislesh rare tack Miami have been reduced to 71 cents for the coming season.
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Sutherland Picks Big Games for Pitt Era
Pitt coach J B Sutherland surveys Saturday games, predicting Penn will test undefeated Pennsylvanias, and listing picks across major matchups including Texas over Baylor, Tennessee over Mississippi Aggies, and Purdue over Chicago. He notes Notre Dame victory may cause a letdown but expects strong showings from Northwestern and USC in key contests.
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Jock" Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
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Boston College
Georgia
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Purdue
New York
Holy Cross
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Yele
Harvard
Haiy Cross
State Gridders Leave On Trip
The State college football squad of 22 men left by train for a game with Michigan State Normal at Ypsilanti on Saturday and will then play Duquesne at Pittsburgh Friday, Nov. 11. The lineup includes Ginsberg, Palmer, Olson, Messner, Strong, Rott, Steffen, Arndt, JacKies, Salem, Wolfe, Bromberg, Lichty, Kummer, Whaley, Benson, Douglas, Pofahl, Terry, Johnson, Andres, Pichal, and Baxa. Coach Kasper may start his veteran combination depending on Salem’s fitness.
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Duquesne’s Victory Streak Against Noted Opponents
The text notes East’s two year record of defeats against Oglethorpe Washington and Jefferson Carnegie Tech and West Virginia. It recalls last year when Duquesne defeated North Dakota University in a decisive win.
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Washington and Jefferson
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West Virginia
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North Dakota University
Notre Dame Denies Anderson Firing Amid Rumors
Notre Dame athletic director Jess Harper defended Heartly Hurl Anderson in Indiana denying reports that a new football coach would be hired. He urged dismissal rumors as propaganda and praised Anderson for handling a tough job despite a recent loss.
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North Central to inspect 68 colleges on athletics
North Central Associa tion of Colleges and Secondary schools will inspect 68 universities in nine states this year. Western Teachers College President Walter P. Morgan says most infractions arise from ignorance, not malice, and aims to keep athletic control with school authorities. Inspections cover Wisconsin Colorado Indiana Michigan Montana Nebraska North Dakota Wyoming and South Dakota.
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Brothers Meet In Grid Battle Helfert Brothers Team
Sioux Falls Braves face Mines Hardrockers in Rapid City on Friday November 4 with Gus Helfert and Howard Helfert opposing each other. Coach Olsen emphasizes offense after solid defense against Augustana and Yankton as injuries trim the lineup. Captain Johnny Gibson directs backfield and Barr and Potts leary exit, with final conference games for four Braves before November 12 at Morningside in Sioux City.
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Linux Falls
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Clubs Not Reducing 1933 Player Lists in AL
Chicago and New York each listed 38 reserve players for 1933 as Washington Cleveland and Detroit led with 39 each. The official tally shows clubs trimming hopefuls with Chicago declining to claim Coaches Johnny Butler and Bill Cunningham, fueling reports they may not return next year.
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Fights Last Night Report From Detroit and Buffalo
Boxing results list Tommy Plut outpointing Tony Sciptino in Buffalo while Billy Marrone of Detroit defeated Young Geno of La Salle in Detroit. The night featured two bouts with Plut and Marrone earning decision wins.
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Tommy Plut
Tony Sciptino
Detroit
Billy Marrone
Young Geno
la Salle
Stagg Foresees Football’s Enduring American Stay
Chicago November 3. Amos Alonzo Stagg, 71, University of Chicago coach, says football will continue in the United States without major change. He notes the game’s purpose, the appeal to youth, and its presence from sandlot to major universities, asserting football is here to stay.
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Wolverines Win Junior High Football Championship
The undefeated Wolverines defeated the Dreadnaughts 14 to 0 to clinch the school championship after a forfeit earlier gave the Dreadnaughts a 1.000 rating. Captain Cecil MacDowell and Darrell Madsen scored for the Wolverines, while the Dreadnaughts tallied late.
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Kenneth Moore
Vernon Broederman
Richard Cook
Norman Schwissert
Eugene Anderson
Roy Pierce
Don Schrader
Adolph Gossimany
Championship Mix To Bring Together Popular Fighters
In New York on November 3, Billy Petrolle meets Tony Canzoneri in a 15 round lightweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. Petrolle, a lean veteran known for controlled, methodical fighting, seeks the world title comeback while Canzoneri rides strong popularity after earlier fame. Gate estimates near $90,000, with Canzoneri the favorite though Petrolle’s weight concerns appear resolved.
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al Singer
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Yost Declares Kicking Key To Football Mastery
Ann Arbor November 3 to 7 Fielding H. Yost, Michigan coach emeritus, says kicking is the hardest skill to learn in football and yields big dividends when done right. He dismisses the idea that Michigan wins only by being outgained, noting superior punting and return skills as equalizers.
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Ann Arbor Mich
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Michigan
Londos Defeats Plummer In Laurel Garden Main
Jim Londos used an airplane spin to pin Lew Plummer of Baltimore in 23 minutes 33 seconds in the Laurel Garden main event at Newark New Jersey. Londos weighed 215 pounds Plummer 218.
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