Tigers Triumph Over Aberdeen In 7-0 Gridiron Win
Huron, led by Ted Hohm and Art Collin, toppled Aberdeen 7 to 0 to tighten its grip on the Eastern South Dakota conference lead. Captain Buswell and the Tigers’ line forged the win, repelling Aberdeen’s threats and seizing the decisive moment in the final period.
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Bill Plummer
Evening Huronite
Lewis Buswell
Art Collin
Frank Coffey
Sharp Clawed Tigers
Ted Hohm
Huron
Aberdeen High School
Golden Eagles
Coffey
South Dakota
Eagles
Tiger
Hohm-Collin
Tigers
Garmé
Tine
Buswell
Hohm
Collin
Aberdeen
Ginty
Miller Defeats Pierre 27 to 6 in Central South Dakota clash
Miller, at home, held undefeated Pierre Governors to 6 points as Miller's defense dominated. Wade returned an interception for 50 yards for Miller's touchdown. Cooney and McCarl led Miller on offense. Aberdeen, Huron, and Langland shined on defense for their teams as the Tigers and Eagles battled in a hard fought 1932 Central South Dakota conference game.
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Pierre Hbigh School
Central South Dakota
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Wade
Pierce
Rasmussen
Stephan
Collins
Pfotenhauer
Kirk
Barnes
Robinson
Bushfield
Burns
Spain
Cooney
Schlicht
McCarl
Jones
Haas
Herris
Dunham
Sorenson
Highmore
Aberdeen
Shiflett
Petran
Eagles
Trish
Schultz
Olson
Coffey
Kuni
Englebretson
Tiger
Langland
Huron
Buswell
Treversy
Paul Hohm
Brookings
Tigers
Huron Fos
Micbrugge
Lenhart
Trenevey
Miner
College Football Results Across Regions
Football results list multiple college and high school games with scores from Augustana to Yankton and beyond. Notable outcomes include Slows Falls defeating School of Mines 19 to 6, Augustana 32 Eastern 9, Wessington Springs 6 Chamberlain 28, Hecla 54 Amherst 0, Milbank 50 Redfield 7, Brookings 19 Yankton 0, and several other regional contests with various winners and close scorelines. Some entries are partial or unclear due to damaged text.
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Hurley
Geddes
Springfield
Spencer
Neb
Burke
Fi. Pierre
Presha
Wagner
Avon
Tyndell
Parkston
Aberdeen
Leola
Toswich
Fankton
Hecla
Amherst
Mooridge
Gettysburg
Milbank
Redfield
Flandreau
Garret
Fedora
Brookings
Yankton
Dead
Deadwood
Beile Fourche
Sturgist Edgemort
Newcastle
Wye
Doland Downs Webster in Northeast Conference clash
Doland high school’s Wheelers defeated Webster 33 to 7 in a Northeast Conference game. Lovelace and KR Patches connected on four touchdowns, Seaman intercepted a pass, and Doland climbed into a tie for second place behind the leaders.
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Doland
Doland High School
Webster
Freeman
Lovelace
Seaman
Johnson and Gardner
Parden
Wayne Nelson’s undefeated Wessington beats Plankinton 14 to 13
In a mid state conference clash at Plankinton Wayne Nelson’s undefeated Wessington team won 14 to 13 over Plankinton. Wessington scored both first half TDs by Lovejoy and McNeil with Canady adding a point after a fumble, while Plankinton’s lone score came on two long passes and a late TD.
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Wayne Nelson
Wessington
Beth
Lovejoy
McNeil
Canday
Cone
Hal
Plankirton
Plankinson
Eshier
Sorenson
Mitchell
Marshal
J. Canady
Boe
Croes
Loveday
Lilly
Canady
Scot
Sioux Falls College Beats School of Mines In Rapid City
Sioux Falls College rallied in the third and fourth quarters to defeat the School of Mines 19 to 6 in Rapid City. Quarterback Bierce sparked the offense with a yard run, and Carnahan scored from two yards as Sioux Falls secured the conference win.
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S. F.C
School of Mines
Rapid City
Sioux Falls College
Titular Aspirants May Have Hopes Shattered In Today's Grid Games
A November football program tests title contenders across the nation with Pitt Brown facing Penn at Philadelphia and Holy Cross at Providence while Colgate, Columbia, Michigan, Purdue, Notre Dame, Texas, Tennessee, Auburn and Utah look strong. Southern California meets Cal, and Oregon and Stanford also square off in key conference action.
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Idake
Western Normal Trims WesleyanYellowjackets Shine in OT Play
Western Normal Huskies close season with an 18 to 0 win over Wesleyan Yellowjackets in Mitchel. Liston scored repeatedly for Spearfish, breaking through a stiff Wesleyan defense. The game featured strong backfield runs, multiple interceptions, and tactical play by both teams as officials and substitutions noted.
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Calvert
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Suitar
Seera
Frederick
Lemke
Phillips
Myers
Severson
Gady
Brown
Cozine
Hoelworth
Thompeon
Beiers
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Patsch
Wake
Casper
Wels
S. D. State
Coughlin
Columbus
Quinta
Hnesman
Augustana Beats Eastern 32 to 0 in title race
Augustana College defeated Eastern Normal of Madison 32 to 0 for its fifth straight conference win. The Vikings stay undefeated and within one victory of their first championship, sharing the spotlight with Spearfish Normal which also has an undefeated league record after beating Dakota Wesleyan. The Trojans struggled with weight and experience, trailing 26 to 0 at halftime then narrowing the gap late as Gray and Kee Hitleback sparkled on defense and offense.
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Augustana College
Eastern
Normal
Madison
Vikings
Spearfish Normal
Dakota Wesleyan
Trojans
Ausgies
Gray
Kee Hitle
Considerai
Fights Last Night Across Cities Featuring Notable Boxers
Reported ring results include Primo Camera and Vernon California contender kneeing out Les Kennedy in Boston. Lerby of Los Angeles outpointed Babe Hunt of Ponca City while Haynes of Los Angeles defeated other opponent. Andy Divedi of New York claimed a win in the night’s scoring mix.
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Primo Camera, Tely
Les Kennedy
Vernon
Calif
San Franciso
Lerby
Haynes
Los Angeles
Babe
Hunt
Ponca ‘City
Andy
Divedi
New York
Eastern To Enter Volleyball League Plans
Eastern plans to enter the volleyball league in Madison this November, outlining a new season entry and schedule considerations for the team. The move signals an expansion of competition and regional engagement for the program.
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Madison
Canzoneri Defends Crown in Madison Square Garden Bout
Tony Canzoneri overwhelmed Petrolli of North Dakota in a unanimous decision to defend his lightweight title before 18,000 at Madison Square Garden. Canzoneri dominated 12 of 15 rounds, with Petrolli cut and battered as the Italian showed superior footwork and punching in a bout that drew a note of 78000 dollars.
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Gould
Associated Press
New York
Petrolles
North Dakota
Tony Canzofieri
Billy
Madison Square Garden
Frankie
Canzoneri
Eily
Garden
AL Singer
Gunboat Smith
Petrolie
Fargo Express
Tony
Jeff
Bison Fall To George Washington In Night Game
In Washington on November 5 194? George Washington overpowered the North Dakota State Bisons 20 to 0. The GW backs broke a stubborn defense for three touchdowns before twelve thousand fans at the stadium.
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Bison
George Washington Washington
Bisons
North Dakota State University
George Washington
Bryant Cagers Drill For Difficult Season
Bryant high school boys basketball, coached by C Hamman of State College, trains hard after last year. The schedule lists 22 games from November to February, with home and away dates against Henry, Thomas, Erwin, Kers, De Smet, Lake Norden, Heiland, Volga, Arlington, Hayti, Dake Preston, Marti, Bestelline, and others.
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Cagers
Pat
Susety
C. Hamman
State College
Henry
Canzoneri Battles Billy with Fast-paced Featherweight Clash
Boxer Canzoneri jets to a lively bout with Billy boxed as McLanin pressures Tony in fourth and thirteenth rounds. Petrolle pierces early defense, suffers cut in rounds ten, and tires late under the Lightweight limit at 134 pounds while Canzoneri weighs 132.
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Canzoneri
Jimmy McLacnin
the Express
Yesight
Tony
Petrolle
Petrolie
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