Iowa Hounts Western Leaders in Big Ten Clash
Iowa eyes a key Big Ten showdown as Minnesota aims to thwart Purdue and surge toward the title. Northwestern and Indiana fade. Iowa prepares a taxing game plan while dealing with suspensions and a tough schedule headlined by a looming contest with North Western.
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Cubs President Out Looking For Material
CHICAGO November 5 William Veeck Cubs president returned from vacation and planned to seek a catcher and a pitcher or two. He said the club would be busy and keep eyes open for possible deals. He showed interest in Burleigh Grimes but would not comment on reports linking Chicago to the Pittsburgh star.
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Southern Loop standings show Canton and Flandreau atop group
Flandreau remains strong with three wins and one tie after a 14 to 0 victory over Garretson. Denton leads with three wins and no losses, Beresford rises by beating Centerville 10 to 6, as Garretson and Dell Rapids chase positioning with few games this week.
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Intersectional tilts mark East's schedule
In a slate of ten intersectional games, Army meets Illinois and Harvard faces Michigan in the Midwest, while West Virginia plays Detroit and NYU tackles Georgia’s Bulldogs in the East. Maryland, Yale, Cornell, and Princeton also figure, with close, pivotal matchups shaping early-season stakes.
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First Round in Flyweight Tourney Sets Favor Eugene Hunt
In New York on November 6, the Madison Square Garden elim round featured four ten round fights among 112 pounders. Eugene Hunt of Belgium solidified his lead, beating Izzy Schwartz in the main event. Other winners were Midget Welgast of Philadelphia and Ruby Bradley of Holyoke. The four victors advance to semi finals, with a 15 round final planned for the winners.
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M Larnin Wins Decisive Victory In New York Fight
Yankton down Madison 26 to 0 on a windy day as D Smith and G Smith lead the Bucks with three and one touchdowns. McLarnin defeats Mandell in Chicago stadium by a ten round decision, proving himself the top welterweight contender with aggressive body and head attacks.
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Martin wins local cross country at Huron College
Martin Honey, with teammates Kruse and Phipps taking the top three, won the local cross country meet at Huron College in 24 minutes 50 seconds. Prize wristwatch donated by Huron track enthusiasts. Representatives from North Central Conference and State college Brookings invited to upcoming state meet.
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Carrothers To Fight On Sioux Falls Card
Sioux Falls, Nov. 6. John O Donnel of St Paul and Ustrey Carrothers of Moline Ill, both 145 pounds, are booked for the main bout Thursday night and arrive tomorrow. Management says both have recent knockout wins. Kid Rippatoe of Sioux City and Jacquetta Elverfile, a light weight, meet in the semi windup.
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Frankfort 80y Breaks Record at Wegbert Byres Run
Bernard Valder of Frenkfort won the Wegbert Byres Memorial Cross Country at Yankton College with a 4.6 mile time of 25 minutes BG seconds, breaking his own record of 21 minutes 20 seconds. John Lyman of Spearfish finished close, under last year’s mark at 25 minutes 47 seconds, with Harry Johns of Bloomfield and others following as top finishers.
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Milbank and Sisseton face Armistice Day clash for top record
Milbank and Sisseton meet on Armistice Day to decide who keeps the perfect percentage in a Northeast high school loan standings battle. Milbank states a fifth victory after last week’s 19 point win over Clark. Sisseton was set to play but details remain uncertain.
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Webster and Groton to open week after snow cancellations
Snow forced postponements as Webster, Groton, and Ipswich were set to play but called off. Milbank and Sisseton show even form with Milbank perhaps slight edge while Chirk loa two touchdowns noted. Standings list Milbank 0, Sisseton 1000, Ipswich, Groton, Clark, Webster among others.
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