Augustana Viks Face Eastern Normal In SD Intercollegiate Clash
Sioux Falls Nov 4 7 The Augustana Vikings push toward their first South Dakota Intercollegiate title as they host Eastern Normal. Odds favor Augustana after a 4 0 conference run while Eastern seeks a late season upset despite injuries. Deb Hall and Roy Pettinger key hurt options and Coach Olson relies on strong line play to spark long gains.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Augustana College
Eastern Normal
Vikings
Eastern
Northern
Augustana
Deb Hall
Roy Pettinger
Olson
Aberdeen
Nielsen
Applewick
Overby
Pettinger
LeGross
Johnson
Carlson
Walt Hall
Sonstegard
Capt. Kochenderfer
Madison
Eastern Trojans
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Campbell
Gray
Webster
Westall
Spearfish
Trojan
Lucas
Westeyan
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Dunn
Roney
Letterman
Turley
Wall
Zamg
Grey
Towell
Revell
Wesleyan
Lawrence
Krumm
Callan
Shanholtz
Best
Barker
Baldwin
Elgethun
Penn Forgotten Team Making Great Comeback
Penn, the forgotten team, returns strong under Harvey Harman with a wealth of material. Stars Eddie Masavage George Munger Carl Perina and Captain Sokolis anchor a powerful offense and line. The Quakers face Pitt Ohio State and Cornell later, aiming to remain blemish-free.
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NEA Service
University of Pennsylvania
Quakers
Penn
Eleven
Harvey Harman
Franklin and Marshall
Swarthmore
Dartmouth
Lehigh
Pitt
Panther
Notre Dame
Eddie Masavage
George Mun~ger
Carl Perina
Ard
Sian Sokolis
Harman
Masavage
George Munger
Munger
Perina
Carl
Sokelis
Penny
J Howard
Colehower
Sokolis
Carl Palombo
Held
Ed Lewis
Eddie
Big Six Conference Faces Two Contests
Kansas City, Nov. 4. Big Six football teams schedule two conference games while Kansas meets Notre Dame at Lawrence. Oklahoma defends its perfect record at Norman against Missouri, and Kansas State visits Iowa State at Manhattan. Nebraska, tied for the lead with Oklahoma, faces Iowa in Iowa City.
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Big Six
Jayhawkers
University of Kansas
Notre Dame
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Sooners
Norman
Frank Carideo
Missouri Tigers
Kansas State
Iowa State
Manhattan
Nebraska
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Olympic tax eyed to fund American team pans
NEW YORK Nov 4 The American Olympic committee could be relieved of its quadrennial fund raising. An amendment set for AAU national convention Nov 20 21 22 proposes a three percent levy on admission to all AAU sanctioned events to finance American teams. If approved the committee would not need to appeal for funds each Olympic year this year only part of the $250 000 asked was raised curtailing nine American teams.
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American Olympic Committee
The
Amateur Athletic Union
A.A. U
London Puts Dusek Away In Wrestling Bout
Jim London of New York earned a decisive win over Rudy Dusek of Omaha last night in Washington. The bout featured London throwing Dusek for a solid pin, marking a notable wrestling victory in the capital.
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Londos
Dusek
Washington
Jim London
New York
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Women Are Active In Athletics At TlIois
Champaign Illinois reports that over 120 girls are enrolled in athletic courses as required work or for physical education majors under the Woman's Athletic Association. More than 15 additional participants engage in hockey soccer tennis golf and other sports under careful supervision.
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Tliois
Champaign
University of Mince Aighly
Ats
Woman's Athletic Association
Tiger Day Gridiron Scrap Sees Aberdeen and Huron Duel
Ideal weather drew a large crowd as undefeated Aberdeen and Huron high schools met at Huron college field during Tiger Day homecoming. A win would place the victor atop the Eastern South Dakota conference and bolster statewide title chances. Armistice Day rematches loom as Aberdeen heads to Sioux Falls and Huron travels to Brookings. Lineups featured minor shifts by rival coaches Coffey and Daubenberger with backfield changes noted for both teams.
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Aberdeen
Huron High
South Dakota
Huron College Field
Huron High School
Omy
Sioux Falls
Huron
Brookings
Frank Coffey
Herbert Daubenberger
Daubenberger
Oas
Maynts
Knud
Ray
Petran
May
Bergier
Invaders
Coffey
Kim
Englebretsen
Tigers Will Help In Gridiron Dedication
Brookings high school to dedicate a new football gridiron in Brookings city park on Armistice Day as Huron high School visits for the Bobcat day feature. The field aims to improve sightlines with a low fence and close-by parking. Starting lineups announced for Huron as nine regulars wind up the home season.
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Brookings High School
Huron High School
South Dakota
Huron
Gaduste
Ted Hoam
Collin
Lund-Robinson Air Act Rekindles Gopher Memories
In Bierman’s system the Robinson captain-elect and his height and leaping ability are highlighted. He rarely takes the bell over his shoulder, instead sprinting to pivots and leaping to catch the ball before continuing downfield, recalling the Wyman Boston pairing for fans.
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Boston
Gopher
Bierman
Robinson
Fights Last Night and Gopher Football Legends Discussed
A fragmented early 20th century sports note ties Bernie Hierman and Wyman to a Minnesota football style. It credits Robinson with two touchdowns versus Iowa and a pivotal lateral to Jack Manders against Nebraska for a 7 6 win, and mentions Coach Henry L Williams and Bierman era strategies influencing Big Ten play. The piece also references wrestling and other era names, with scattered game notes from Erie and Buffalo.
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Minnesota
Bernie Hierman
Wyman
Haston
Bert Bastom
Gopher
Walter Camp
Land
Robinson
Iowa
Nebraska
Hawkeyes
Eran Wingman
Jack Manders
Anacdiout Francis
Rice Lake
Wis
Bierman
Waroot
Northwestern
Duluth Fighter Faces Canzoneri For Lightweight Title
Billy Petrolle, the Duluth challenger, meets Tony Canzoneri in Madison Square Garden for the world lightweight championship. Canzoneri enters as favorite over Petrolle, who weighs near 135 pounds and fights with a late comeback. An expected 20,000 crowd may generate about $80,000, with the bout set around 9:20 p.m. local time and not broadcast.
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New York
Billy Petrofle
Tony Canzoneri
Madison Square Carden
Jack Hurley
Duluth
Tony
Olds
Tae
Fetrolle
Himelf
Canzonzri
Petralle
New York State Athletic Commission
Petrole
Billy
Canzoneri
Chicago
Eddie Ran
Billy Townsend
King Tut
Bar Battalino
Jimmy McLarnin
Ray Miller
al Singer
Jack
Kid) Bere
Kid Chotelate
McKinley and Wilson Cups Claim Season Titles
McKinley and Wilson speedball teams clinched 1932 championships as McKinley B squad edged Lincoln in overtime 6 to 4 to finish undefeated. In the other B division game Jeffersons shut out the Washingtons for a win.
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McKinley
Wilson
Fingl
Lincolns
Vernon Sorenson
Jeffersons
Washingtons
Kraushaar Ignorant Of Athletic Probe
Aberdeen November 4 R W Kraushaar Pierre state chairman of the North Central association of colleges and secondary schools could shed no light on a report that six South Dakota high schools were under investigation for possible violations of association rules He was conducting a questionnaire on high school athletics and heads 72 members in the South Dakota high school division visiting with his brother Dr J O F Kraushaar
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Aberdeen
R. W. Kraushaar
Pierre
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
South Dakota
Kraushsar
J. 0
F. Kraushaar
Canzoneri to defend title against Petrolle in NYC bout
Tony Canzoneri makes the first defense of his lightweight crown since defeating Al Singer, facing veteran Billy Petrolle, the Fargo Express, in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout Friday night. The card lists Canzoneri at 23, height five feet six and a half inches, weight 133 pounds, with Petrolle around 128 pounds and similar reach as a key factor for the anticipated clash.
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al Singer
Tony Canzonéri
Brooklyn
Gracey the Greatest Pivot Post in Vanderbilt Gridiron
Clarence Bradshay Gracey of Vanderbilt, once deemed too small at 165 pounds, has grown into a 193 pound six footer and is hailed as the South’s premier center. Coaches praise his accuracy, endurance, and tackling as he eyes All-American honors under coach Dan McGugin.
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Nashville, Tenn
Clarence Bradshay Gracey
Vanderbilt University
Southern
Pete
Franklin
Tenn
Nashville
Krute Rockne
Vanderbilt
Gracey
Ammie Sikes
South
Dan McGuzin
Tham
Early Athletes Were Tough Old Timers Say
Norman Oklahoma veteran University of Oklahoma trainer Ted Owen recalls old time college athletes as tougher. He describes peers as Pee Spartan era and contrasts equipment and training with modern students. He notes work ethic and minimal support contrasted with current expectations.
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Norman
Okla
Ted Owen
University of Oklahoma
Big Ten Leaders Doped To Survive Games Tomorrow
In Chicago on November 4 1937 Michigan and Purdue loom as the only undefeated Big Ten teams after Saturday’s results Michigan faces Indiana at Bloomington Purdue seeks a win at Chicago Northwestern and Ohio State clash at Evanston Wisconsin hosts Illinois Minnesota faces Mississippi Iowa battles Nebraska with Nebraska favored to extend its winning streak Nebraska’s strong running backs and passing attack challenge Big Ten contenders elsewhere.
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Chicago
Michigan
Purdue
Wolverines
Indiana
Bloomington
Jimmy Carter
Northwestern
Ohio State
Evanston
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Minnesota
University of Mississippi
Towa
Nebraska
Huskers
Girls Complete Soccer Season Clinches Junior High Title
Captain Eleanor Neilson's team finished with two wins and a tie, securing the junior high school girls championship. All-star selections include Werona LeEngle and Betty Chladek among others, with honorable mentions to Florence Castle Irene Hale and Lucille Anderson. Next week the all-stars face senior high for the school title and volleyball starts Nov 3.
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Eleanor Neilson
Lust
Louise Buchanan
Werona LeEngle
Betty Chladek
Eleanor Neilsor
West Point Target of Wesleyan Star Gibb
Lincoln Nebraska: Wesleyan football star Robert Gibb, a 6 foot 11 inch 180 pound standout, headlines after a 100 yard dash for a touchdown against Oklahoma City University. Gibb has earned eight letters at Wesleyan and is nearing three more, with a strong wartime athlete profile noted for his industrious work ethic and versatile service.
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West Point
Wesleyan
Lincoln
United States Military Academy
Robert Gibb
Dors
Bob Hope
Oklahoma City University
Gibb
Wauneta, Neb
Wisconsin Badgers Face Frontline Shakeup In Season Start
At Wisconsin, head coach Clarence Spears unveils a reshaped first string as three preseason starters, Capt. Greg Kabat Harvey Krenbold and Charles Goldenberg, miss the opening lineup due to underperformance and academic issues. The frontline is now built from players in their first Big Ten season, marking a major early-season adjustment for the Badgers.
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Wis
Halfway Wrough
University of Wisconsin
Clarence Spears
Fieds
Spears
Badger
Greg Kabat
Harvey Krenbold
Charles “Buckets” Goldenberg
Wisconsin
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