Race Is Wide Open For Outstanding Player Honors
This week’s all American gridiron roundup highlights a crowded field for the outstanding back honors with top players from Nebraska Duke Washington and Minnesota among those praised. It notes notable performances by Dom Hey and Cecil Isbell and flags the advancing pace of selections as contenders maneuver for the 1937 season.
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Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn
New York
Riley
Wilson
Bobby Carveon
Jay Berwander
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Vermatic
Worthwester
Dom Hey
Tiunish
Minnesota
Ace _Perker
Duke
Beroe Fiennes
University of Washington
Cecil Isbell
Purele
Bob Finley
Southern Methodist
No. 1
Honers St
Fred Varzo
Bate
Armone
Pittsbreah
Marshall Golbere
Wes
Fordham
Larry Elley
Yate
Geel? Tinsley
Louisiana State
Merle Werdt
Ohio State
Les M
Derid
Nebrex
Bay Rail
Roy Kine
John Koyatch
North Carolina
Andy Bershak
Wow
Virginia
Babe Barna
Chicago World Three Cushion Tournament Field Named
The entry list for the world three cushion billiards championship in Chicago on November 21 includes Willi Rooney or Kennew of Chicago as favorites. Also named are Kinney Marsiemi, Ev Jonanese, Welker Cochran, Sedhua, Tif Denton, Otto Selt, Jay Bozeman, Earl Lenkabaugh, and other players from Kansas City Philadelphia St Louis and California.
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Chicago
Dee. I
Aly Ong
Com. Pie
Denton
Kansas
City
Otto Selt
Philadelphia
Jay Bozeman
Vpl
Jeio
Calif
Allen Hel
St Lou
Avibur Hurabisd
Earl Lenkabaugh
Chissgo
Cubs Won't Pay High Price for Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs owner Phil Whiteley rejects trading for Dizzy Dean from the St Louis Cardinals. He will not be swayed unless Dean proves worth the cost in players. Club secretary Clarence Rowland has pushed deals, but NL clubs resist until major and minor league meetings next week. Also note Edward Short, five, formerly sparred with John L. Sullivan, died in Brooklyn after a brief illness. funeral and interment set for Saturday.
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Cubs
Diz Dean
Chicago
Chicato Cubs
Dizzy Dean
St Louis Cardinals
Phil K. Whieley
Dixy
Cardinals
Wrigley
Clarence Rowland
Acout
New York
Edward Short
Eddie Connors
John L. Sullivan
Ting
Brooklyn Hospital
Punerat
Stuhldreher Eyes Badger Upset Spirit Against Northwestern
Chicago November 5 coach Harry Stuhldreher relies on Wisconsin’s underdog reputation to spark an upset against Northwestern. The Badgers have a history of unusual wins, having previously toppled Purdue and surprised strong rivals, despite a mixed season.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Harry Stubldrcher
Badgers
Clarence W. Spears
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Purdue
Fordham
South Dakota State
Marquette
Notre Dame
Michigan
Chisago
Bodger
Finois
Chance
Boilermakers
Judy King Takes Top Horse Honors at N Y Show
Judy King for Atlanta led the Madison Square Garden national horse show on day two, sweeping three ribbons with her harness ponies. Frances Dodge of Rochester, Michigan, last year’s conqueror, placed second behind her. Hebert Silberman, master of the De
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Judy King
New York
New
Atlanta
Madison Square Garden
Frances Dodge
Rochester
Mich
Miss King
Hebert Silberman
Yankton Sports Editor Lauded By EDDI BRIETZ
New York sport column lauds Yankton editor for praising local teams and players. Mentions Jim Farley backing Roosevelt, Bob Oates praising Minnesota Gophers and Northwestern Wildcats. Notes proximity of Wesleyan, Trinity College star Mickey Keborsky headed to Harvard Medical, and Dan Jesse's athletic wins.
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Eddi Brietz
New York
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Bob Oates
Yorkton
S. D
Dakotan
Bernie Bieeman
Gophers
Northwestern
Wildcats
Mickey Keborsky
Little Trinity Colllege
Associated Press
Wesleyan
Heis
Harvard Medical College
Jim
Andy Kerr
Shriners
Old Trinity
Dan Jesee
One-Time Dodger Star To Replace Stengel
Burleigh Grimes, veteran pitcher and former Dodger ace, named manager of the Dodgers for the 1937 season. Grimes, who ended his playing career in 1934 and led Louisville in 1936, signed a one year contract reported between 11097 and 11000. Stengel released during the World Series will be paid through next season as announced by John Gorman. Grimes, a longtime Brooklyn figure, starred in Flatbush and spent nine seasons with the club, compiling 157 wins and 112 losses.
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New York
Burleigh Grimes
Spitbell
Brooklyn Dodger
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Grimes
Louisville Colonels
Azure
Stencel
Veloran
New Maven
John Gorman
Busiess
Stengel
Gorman Sild
Brooklyn
Gulliver
Flatbush
Old Burleigh
Tosing
Senior High PTA hears declamatory reps and PTA notes
Three Huron students will represent at the district declamatory contest in Miller on November 19 with selections The Route Rider Kentucky Belle and The Last Mile. The Troubadours sang two numbers under director Helen Buchanan. Reports from the state PTA convention in Sioux Falls were read by Mrs C B Miter and A J Lang. American Education Week begins November 9 with visits to classrooms and talks by Mr Dunbar on Social Life and Mr Lang on curriculum changes. A Mothers Chorus represented Huron at the event.
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Huron
Miller
D.C. Rentte
Lowell
Lil Ran McGaughey
Kentucky
Vincent McIntosh
Helen Buchanan
PTA
Sioux Falls
Ort
C B. Miter
A. J Lang
Mothers Chorus
Adagmeemut
Dunbar
Lang
C. B. Miller
Mel
Lynn, LaCratt
Maa
Aloyé Urban
John Cowper Orgl
Fred Tam
Ex-Soldiers to Plow in Ethopia Vanguard of Italy
Addis Anssa Nov 5 Ex soldiers return from war join an agricultural expedition in the Olett region 25 miles east of Addis Ababa forging a vanguard of Italy's agricultural seretors. They seek to wrest crews from native labor as the rainy season ends and resource development accelerates.13 joint stock companies已有 begun survey of raw materials while Ethiopia is described as rich in mineral ores and capable of producing cotton wool and other textiles.
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Addis Anssa
Olett
Addis Ababa
Italy
Mary
Jews To Celebrate Brardeis Birthday in Jerusalem
Palestine Jewelry to celebrate the birthday of Louis D Brandeis United States Supreme Court justice on November 12 observance to precede his anniversary by one day in Jerusalem as announced today.
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Brardeis
Pateoravoney
Palestine
Louis D. Brondsis
United States Supreme Court
Turkish circles cheer Roosevelt re-election hope for world peace
Turkish politics circles in Trexey Istanbul welcomed news of President Roosevelt's re-election on November 5, predicting his administration would continue to guarantee world peace and stability.
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Trexey
Istanbul
Turkey
Roosevelt
Thusiasm
Coyotes Ready for Omaha Clash in Cold Weather Drive
Vermillion reports the University of South Dakota Coyotes practice in the Armory as Old Man Winter bites. They travel to Omaha Friday to face Omaha University in their third conference game and eye an undefeated Nodaks showdown later. Coach Hosry Garage keeps the lineup steady from the State game with Bartron, Edberg, Lane, Stroh, Dow, Forney, Sedgwick, Fort, Ryan, Smith, and Berry. The forecast calls for cloudy skies with possible snow and colder temperatures in Huron.
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University of South Dakota
Coyotes
Omaha
Omaha University
North Dakota University
North Dakota
Oreaba
Nodaks
Dakotas
Medaks
Hosry Garage
University
Bartron
Edberg
Les Lane
Bill Stroh
Wally Dow
Gordon Forney
Chuck Sedgwick
Fort
Ryan
Smith
Berry
Weather forecast for South Dakota and region
Cloudy skies plus snow likely tonight in eastern areas. Friday turns colder with increasing cloudiness. In central and western portions expect rain or snow, with warmer readings in the east and cooler temperatures elsewhere tonight and Friday.
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South Dakota
Towa
Chicago Votes to Adopt Central Standard Time
Chicago voters approved a switch to Central Standard Time with daylight saving, a referendum result of 734,249 to 228,820. Mayor Edward J. Kelly instructed the Corporation Counsel to draft an ordinance setting the time change effective November 15, with daylight saving from April to September, aligning Chicago with Central Time standards.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Barnet Hodes
Beal Named New Captain of Chicago Track Team
John Beal, a hoodier, was elected captain of the 1937 University of Chicago track team replacing Ray Ellinwood who withdrew to study philosophy in California. Ellinwood left for California last week.
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Beal
Chicago
John Beal
Mar Hoodier
University of Chicago
Ray Ellirwood
California
Ellinwood
Fights Last Night Pitsbursh Tel Yorwse vs Overlin
The Associated Press report notes bouts including Pitsbursh Tel Yorwse of 160 outpointing Ken Overlin of 1614 in Richmond Virginia. Edmonton Jack Tebo of 19% defeated Ford Smith, 214, in Banspell Montana.
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Associated Press
Pitsbursh
Tel Yorwse
Manaca
Ken Overlin
Richmeond
Edmonton
Alta
Jack Tebo
Fake View
Ford Smith
Banspell
Mont
Weather The Soil Erosionists and Leighton Chevrolets Rally in League
The secretary reported a continued successful pin campaign by the Soil Erosionists and Leighton Chevrolets in the Commersial Handicap Bowling League at Huron alleys this morning.
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Leighton Chevrolets
Lnstight
Huron
Local Socials and Visitors Report Mixed Weather in Huron Area
Community notes from Huron and nearby towns detail visitors and illnesses. Yule Helen Garry and Bernard Mouss were guests at the Garry home. Mrs. Lawrence and Mr. Foote received treatment in Excelsior Springs. Several residents spent weekends at home or with relatives, with ongoing reports on health conditions.
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Yule Helen Garry
Bernard Mouss
Busine Garry
Huron
Glenn Foote
James Lawrence
Excelsior
Springs
Lawrence
Foote
Reve Foote
Bancroft
James F. Smith and Sone
J.P. Goble
Houras
Hyron
Alton Gaughron
Ry Marilyn
Conde
Vess Barratt
Canton
J. E. O'Keefe
Lane Edward
Raymond
Hatlaser
Waterlawn
Hallanes
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