Tigers And Scalpers Seek To Salvage Gridiron Fortunes
Huron high school hosts a floodlight homecoming clash Friday at 7 15 pm pitting Bud Ebert and the Tigers against Pierre Governors in a hard battle after recent injuries and mixed results. Pierre’s Bernard Stout is sidelined, Ebert nursing a wrist and Mistorik a hand infection, with both squads relying on new players as they aim to rebound.
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Foxx Named American League Most Valuable Player Again
In Philadelphia Jimmy Foxx, 31, receives his third MVP honor from the Baseball Writers of America amid a day of hunting in Elkins Park. He counts a bag of three pheasants and several rabbits, acknowledging his best year may still be ahead as he downplays efforts to match 1937.
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Iowa Football Coach Speculation and Boxing News Buzz
A jumble of sports notes features Iowa coach speculation, boxing title talk, and scouts eyeing players. Reports mention Sally Krieger’s title defense, Al Hostak, Hymie, Mike Jacobs, and Will Sherman as potential interests for teams and promoters. Also noted are the Cornell Dartmouth clash, ticket sales, and a jab at a referee’s future after a Notre Dame Carnegie Tech game.
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Gates Remains at Amherst Haven While Weighing Future
Harrington Kenneth Heavenly Gates a 24 year old Saugus Mass football star sheltered at the Godless Haven of the God at Amherst. Dartmouth authorities say he will be removed if he does not return soon. His visitors include his brother and Saugus officials who urge him to come back. He vows not to play football again though Coach Blaik says that would be unwise.
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Springs Spartans in Last Home Game Before Senior Sendoff
Springs Spartans at WLISSINGTON SPRINGS host their final home game as 7 senior players including Art Maxwell B Holmgren Horsley Jensen Myers Fildes and Scheyer prepare for a last season clash with Wessington. The team aims to rebound after a 25 7 loss to Chamberlain.
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War Admiral’s come from behind win at Pimlico
Today a year ago War Admiral won his eighth straight race by rallying from behind to beat Masked General in the Pimlico special. Three years ago 40 000 attended Chicago Bears 20 Giants 3 in pro football. Five years ago Maxie Rosenbloom retained the world light heavyweight title defeating Mickey Walker split decision.
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Wolverines Poised For Surge Amid Ragged Practice
Michigan faces Pennsylvania as a key nonconference stop before resuming Big Ten action. Coach Fritz Crisler critiques a ragged attack though insists Michigan has hidden power ready to break through on a Saturday. Northwestern Purdue and Ohio State notes follow with other Big Ten squads in varied form.
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Krieger To Take Brief Vacation
A new middleweight champion Solly Krieger boards a train for New York but will skip fighting there due to injuries. Manager Hymie Caplan cites a jump behind the left ear, broken left hand, badly bruised right hand, and one swollen eye with the other barely open, requiring three to four weeks of recovery.
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New Headaches For Parnassus
George Parnassus Garcia’s manager faces pressure from 13 hungry Filipino fans after the postponement of the Armstrong Garcia welterweight title fight to November 25. He awaits Ceferino’s chance and contends with his own lack of funds while hosting Garcia’s loyal supporters.
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Impress Opponents At American University Coach Faces Small Squad
Gus Welch recalls a 30 seat bus request and a 13 man squad at American University. He jokes he has had to dress cheerleaders in football clothes to fill the bench.
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Bomber To Meet J Henry Lewis
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis agreed to meet light heavyweight king John Henry Lewis in a Madison Square Garden bout on January 27. Mike Jacobs arranged the signing, creating the first all black heavyweight title bout since 1909. Louis had defended once recently against Al Gainer in New Haven before this landmark matchup following his knockout of Max Schmeling.
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Turf Rivals Won’t Be Matched Again
In Baltimore a match race with Seabiscuit ended when War Admiral was beaten by three Jenguhs. Trainer George Conway rejected a second two horse contest at Pimlico, saying there was no chance. In Trenton New Jersey Jim Londos defeated Chief Little 218 in two straight falls at St. Louis 199.
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Moose dignitary to speak tonight at Hur ton lodge meeting
Vincent C. Webb of Mooseheart Illinois deputy auditor of the supreme lodge Loyal Order of Moose will address a public meeting tonight at 8 in the Wheeler building Moose lodge hall third floor. Webb, who spoke at the recent state Moose convention in Aberdeen, is billed as an outstanding speaker and is expected to draw many Moose supporters and friends. A luncheon will be served after the meeting.
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College Team Set to Face Springfield in Friday Game
Huron Scalpers, missing Joe Rogers and Everett Bates due to injuries, prepare for a key Friday 2:30 p.m. home clash with the Southern Wnomaal Pointers at Springside. Paul Brindley and Cameron shift to backfield spots as Huron battles for second in the conference.
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