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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1943

Page

9

Loss Of Stars Wrinkle Brows Of Leahy Burnham

Navy and Marine transfers have depleted many midwestern teams including Notre Dame and Purdue. Notre Dame faces Army in New York with key players possibly sidelined. Purdue, second in the AP standings, meets Minnesota minus Tony Butkovich and others. Northwestern Iowa Michigan and Wisconsin all contend with missing stars and Navy trainees impacting lineups.

Sy Bucky O Army New York Associated Press Leahy West Parcis Island S. C Julius Rykovich Purdue Elmer Burnham Purdue Boilermnakers Minnesota Tony Butkovich Guare Alex Agase John Genis Bill Garnang Navy Burnham Northwestern Wisconsin Herman Frickey Don Buftmire Ray Vincent Dud Kean Wolverines Hoosiers Michigan Indiana Bil Daley Mercy Progulman Bob Hoernschemayer Trafic Badgers Harry Stuhldrcher Iowa Hawkeyes Onis State Pittsburgh

Highmore Romps Past St. Lawrence 33 14 Football Clash

Highmore Pirates overturned a 6-0 first quarter deficit to defeat St. Lawrence 33 14 on November 2. St. Lawrence scored only again in the fourth as Highmore’s reserves held firm and sealed the win.

Highmore St. Lawrence Highmore Pirates

Former State Star Plays With Army Team

Gerry Bell former star center for State College football continues grid activities in army training at Camp Butner North Carolina. He played center on the BTC championship team at the camp alongside All American Larry Kalchik formerly of Marquette University and Kostnik formerly a backfield star for Detroit Tech.

Army Brookings Gerry Bell Bell Camp Butner N.C Larry Kalchik Marquette University Kostnik Detroit Ech

Only Major State Teams With Perfect Records Meet

Pierre, Nov. 4 The Phere Governors face Rapid City Cobblers in a rare clash of South Dakota’s undefeated 1943 teams. Rapid City, a veteran unit with 11 lettermen from 1942, boasts a powerful offense and stingy defense, averaging 53 points per game while yielding four. Pierre has won six straight, scoring 208 to 33, led by passer Sox Walseth and back Nelson Speese, with standout Keith Gerchlings and versatile Kenny Martin pairing at the back. The Cobblers’ strength comes from a seasoned line and a deep roster, promising a close contest in Pierre.

Rapid Pierre Mobridge Tigers Sox Walseth Nelson Speese Keith Gerchlings Jack Starkey Fettermen Kenny Martin Cobblers Rapid City Black Hills Hot Springs Bison Chief Miller Sewell Red Devils Aberdeen

Cobblers vs Governors Big Rivalry Past and Present

The piece highlights a storied gridiron rivalry between the Cobblers and Governors. It recalls past meetings from 1932 to 1937, noting rapid city dominance and Pierre's near-undefeated runs, with upcoming Asticistice Day showdown at Lead as the Cobblers close 1943 season.

Kenna Set For Army Debut Against Bertelli-Less Notre Dame

Army halfback Doug Kenna prepares for his first major action as the Cadets meet Notre Dame in New York. Kenna, sidelined by a bad knee this season, has shown flashes of brilliance in limited work, while Johnny Lujack shifts into Notre Dame’s first string after Angelo Bertelli’s departure.

Harold Claassen West Point Angelo Bertelli Notre Dame Johnny Lujack Doug Kenna Army New York Lujack Mississippi Earl Blaik Sayas Kenna West Points Red Eagle Navy Pennsylvania Bertelli Marines Parris Island

Radio Tonight Schedule Highlights Central War Time

NBC hosts Fanny Brice at 7 30. Aldrich Family 8. Bob Crosby for Bing. Bob Hope guest 9 30 March of Time with Wendell Willkie on Election. Also Mary Astor and 70 Death Valley Days 6 30 Major Bowes Amateurs 8 30 Dinah Shore Show 9 First Line 9 30 Dick Haynes Sings. Blu 6 05 House on Q Street 6 30 Coast Guard Dance 7 30 Town Meeting Wage Policy 8 30 Teddy Pawel Band 9 30 Wings to Vic OBY. MBS 7 Better Ma lf Quiz 7 30 Human Adventure Drama 8 15 Gracie Fields 0 15 Dale Carnegie Lecture.

NBC Fanny Brice Aldrich Bob Crosby Bing Bob Hope Wendell Willkle Mary Astor Major Bowes Dinah Shore Haynes Q Street Coast Guard Teddy Pawel Band Wings Vic. Oby MBS Gracie Fields Dale Carnegie

Thieves Steal Gun Shells Five Boxes

CHICAGO 7 thieves blasted Edward Stanis hopes of a hunting trip. He had five boxes of shotgun shells for duck season and a gun and hunting suit were stolen from his car. He asked police to pursue the culprits. Goose Goslin, former Washington outfielder, runs a lathe in a Philadelphia war plant.

Chicago Edward Stanis Stanis Goose Goslin Washington Philadelphia

Reversed Posting Draws Hunters to Aberdeen Farm

ABERDEEN November 4. F C Rehfeld flips the usual land posting rule inviting “everybody who’s got shells” to hunt pheasants on his farm near Aberdeen. The large concentration of birds could yield limits and threaten his corn crop as hunters stream in.

Aberdeen F. C. Rehfeld

Five Whiz Kids On Basketball All Stars

The All American basketball board named five Whiz Kids from the 1942-43 University of Illinois team to the college star squad of 15 to meet Washington, D C in the All Star game on December 3 in Chicago. The regulars Ardy Phillip Art Mathisen Ken Menke Jack Smiley and Gene Vance are now in the armed forces and led Illinois to 12 straight conference wins and a second straight Rip Ten title.

Chicago All- American Basketball Board Today University of Ilinois Vallege Washington, D. C Beary Stmed Ardy Phillip Art Mathisen Ken Menke Jack Smiley Gene Vance

Fights Last Night By The Associated Press

Herb Bryldon of West Orange NJ outpointed Joe Curcio of Newark NJ while Paul Hartnck of Omaha NE outpointed Martin Goldberg of Oakland CA in two noted bouts shown from Elizabeth and Oakland venues.

Associated Press Elizabeth N. J Herb_ Bryldon West Orange Joe Curcio Newark Oakland Calif Paul Hartnck Omaha Neb Martin Goldberg

John Tomson Post Donates to National War Fund

John Tomson Post of the American Legion met at Zell Monday evening with Past Commander Seeman presiding. The group decided to donate $5 to the National War Fund and discussed plans for a search party for members on Armistice Day.

John Tomson NWF Rockham John Tomson Post American Legion Zell Seeman National War Fund

Definition of Prior in liquor license statutes stated

Pierre November report cites Attorney General George T. Mickelson saying the word prior in non intoxicating beer and wine license statutes refers to the period next preceding the license application. He advised State's Attorney Fred J. Homeyer of Eureka on the interpretation.

Pierre George T. Mickelgon Fred J. Homeyer Eureka

Babe Didrikson Za arias wins Pasadena City Women’s Golf

Babe Didrikson Zaharias wins the Pasadena City Women’s Championship at Brookside Park Municipal Links in Pasadena. She shoots 73 77 150 to top defending champion Clara Callander of Annandale and edges three strokes off the course record on the final day.

Pasadena Calif Babe Didrikson Zaarias Ual Pasadena City Brookside Park Municipal Links Chamyon Clara’ Callander Annante

Asks Teachers To Realize Strength

Dr. T. D. Martin of the National Education Association urged Southeast District Conference teachers to unite and act, noting only about 10 percent belong to the national organization and criticizing indifference and individualism. J. F. Hines warned that recruitment of capable non professionals is needed as teaching is essential. Gwen Dew recounted her siege of Hongkong and time in a Japanese camp before returning home.

Sioux Alls T. D. Martin National Education Association IDEA Martin South Dakota J. F. Hines Hines Gwen Dew Hongkong Gripsholm

State Below Quota In WAC Recruiting

In Pierre South Dakota Lt Alyce M Pinger reports WAC recruiting lags with six of 50 initial quota sworn in and a next group of 25 slated for November 11 after an induction at the Pierre air base. South Dakota holds the bottom rank in the nine state seventh service command area for WAC inductees in the drive ending December 7.

Pierne Ess South Dakota Women's Army Corps Alyce M Pinger WAC Pinger Seventh Service WACS Pierre Air Base

Much State Highway Resurfacing Undone

PIBERHD Nov 4 state highway maintenance engineer Vercoe told Highway Commission that 289,883.93 of 538,362.07 in resurfacing contracts from this year or carried over from 1949 remain to be completed. New bids approved totaled 314,424.19 with 224.93 of 444.47 miles unfinished. Average resurfacing cost per mile was 1,211.23. Eight of 17 jobs carried over or approved have been completed.

Civil War Stratagem Fools Confederate Paratroops In Tennessee

Lt Col Olivious Martin of Vero Beach Florida recalls a Nathan B Forrest ruse used during maneuvers that deceived paratroopers. Small detachments moved in view of the enemy then retreated under cover to lure an overmatched assault. The tactic caused the Union force to pause and dig in as the Confederates held the field. Additionally a note on soybean growth reports 11,827,000 units.

Tennessee Olivious O. Martin E. Vero Beach Fla Nathan Forrest Yeorth

Tiger Wingmen May Sway Contest in Armistice Night Clash

Huron Tigers eye a decisive Armistice night battle against Aberdeen's Golden Eagles. Wingmen Kenneth Swift and George McNamara star on offense and defense, while key Tigers like Dave Johnston and Hank Decker pace the defense. Injury updates raise hopes for returnees as Milo Jackson reshuffles for the fall classic.

Kenneth Swift George McNamara McNamara Josses Tigers Swift Lea Johnston Golden Eagles Aberdeen Wally Wenz Hank Decker Wenz Milo Jackson Curtis Carlson Decker Bengals Fred

Purdue and Michigan Share Big Ten Lead in Offensive Power

Purdue and Michigan rival for first in Western Conference standings as statistics show Fritz Crislers eleven averaging 356 rushing yards per game across three league wins. Purdue totals 350 yards per game but trails Michigan 112 to 130 in scoring. Indiana defense tops in several categories. Hoernschemeyer leads passers with 108.2 yards per game and 46.3% completion. Butkovich scores a conference record 72 points in four games after transferring to Marine training.

Anda Chicago Michigan Wolverines Wee Purdue Boilermakers Fritz Crislers Indiana Hoosiers Northwestern Wildcats Bob Hoernischmeyer Tony Butkovich Gordon Locke Iowa Bill Carey Minnessota Butkovich Eddie Bray Minners Daley Hoernschemeyer Otto Graham G. Td Pat Tot Hirsch Bufimite N.Y Ind Fihos Dimancheff Due Dubicki McGovern. I

Mackenzie on Gripsholm Hearings from Manila and Asia

Raymond P. Cronin reports from the Gripsholm en route to America that Japanese efforts aim to sow Asiatic brotherhood amid next war, signaling danger in Burma and Siam. Russell Brines, interned in Shanghai and Manila, confirms similar aims. China and India seek inclusion in United Nations amid Western mistrust. together a population near 400 million, influencing global outlook.

Philippines Raymond P. Cronin Associated Press Manila Cronin Gripsholm South Africa America Jop Russell Brines Shanghai Burma Siam Orient Britain I¢ East China India United Nations

Roundup sports snapshot touches football rules and baseball return

In New York on November 4 1944 observers debate yardage for first downs rising from ten to fifteen yards and six man lines as a needed defense. Hal Trosky resumes baseball activity after chronic migraines and Ciell Barton jokes about Harvard beat plans. Dad De Groot credits Sammy Baugh’s new passing records as Rochester LA coach notes a standout from the stands.

Pitt Shaughnessy Harry Mannken Princeton New York Frank Leahy Hal Trosky Dad de Groot Rochester LA Sammy Baugh de Groot

Bush league moves and a whiskey heist headline

E T Bales questions Joe Engel on Branch Hickey and Leo Durocher reshuffles in Brooklyn. Police hunt thieves who stole 240 cases of Bourbon valued at 10 008 from a hotel storeroom amid a spread of expensive liquors.

Engel E. T. Bales Chattanooga, Tenn Joe Engel Branch Hickey Leo Durocher Dodger Joe Majors Los Angeles

Also Mentioned on This Page

T Tom Leahy, Burnham Stroak Notre Dame Irish RADIO Ducky Ed Fenelon Calumet Lake Huron Tiger Brookings Bobcats Irvin L. Nelson Huron Nelson Huron Senior High School Pierce Tom Luby John Dorsey Russ Maxcy den Kukuk Eagles MacKenzie Ciell Barton Camp Edwards Mass Boston Harvard Ers Sammy Jong Passeg Nature Multione Kinney Andrews Poe Caners Ett Shonsyy Fedinay Thomas Annett
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