Aberdeen Seeks Strong Showing Against Huron Tigers
Aberdeen prepares for a clash with Huron High School in a pivotal game that could affect the Eastern South Dakota Conference standings. Key players are sidelined for Aberdeen while Huron reports full strength and a new backfield look.
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Golden Eagles
Sun Ference
Ang
Milo’ Jackson
Huron High School
Eagle
Tigers
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George. Deklotz
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She Orpe
Vernon Timperey
Pancelles Dale Case
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McMahon
Thorpe
Timperley
Case
Jackson
Auis
Akron
Deklotz
Huron
South Dakota
Juron
Mitchell
Weex
Sioux Fally
Rookings
Pige- Hone
Yankton
Vermillion
Watertown
Flandreau
Hardin-Simmons Back Closer To Breaking Whizzer White Mark
Cago reports Rudolph Nobly a 135-pound Hardin-Simmons sophomore is challenging Frank Whizzer White’s rushing mark, with White’s 1,121 yards in nine games once held as the standard. Mobley trails with 882 yards in five games, while Arizona’s 275-yard effort and Paducah Wraith’s nine-yard offense pace the field. Bob Steuber leads rushers with 639 yards. Sikwich leads in total offense through seven games.
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Charles Chamberlain Cago
Texas
Rudolph
Little Dog
Nobly
Hardin-Simmons
White
Eco White
Colorado University
Mobley Hras
Othe Comet
Arizona
West
Paducah
Tex. Wraith
Bob Steuber
Missouri
Frankie Sikwich
Colorabees
Paul
Governali
Robinson Favored In Bout Tomorrow
Ray Robinson holds a 38th consecutive win streak as odds makers list him as a strong favorite over Vic Dellieurti in tomorrow’s bout at Square Carden. Dellieurti, noted for power, could test Robinson but is seen as unlikely to derail the favored fighter.
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Svov
Ray Robinson
Mhan
Vic-' Joo
Vici
Dellieurti
Tomor
Vagne
Fey Y
Speer
Vic
Dellicurti
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Notre Dame and Navy loom in a chaotic grid slate
A crowded college football outline lists Notre Dame visiting Yankee Stadium to face Army, while Navy meets Penn State in a Cheveland clash and many other big games. It sketches expected outcomes, opportunities for upsets, and notes strong squads like Texas, Georgia, and Michigan in a sprawling preview with numerous matchups across the nation.
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Penneylvenia
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Yankee Stadium
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Bertilli
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Bowling service shoe shop results and totals
Fragmented OCR summary shows bowling service results with various names and scores. The text lists individuals such as Howe, Cornelisen, Alsson, Agee, Stadia, En melios, Arte, Gl Johnson, Christenson, and Demlo alongside numeric totals and percentages. Overall totals include entries like 207, 95, 1013 and 925, with partial references to percentages and monetary figures.
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Alsson
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Arte
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Minnesota Gophers Fray Over Football Fraternity Clash
In a chaotic Minnesota Northwestern game at Minneapolis on November 5 and 7, tension flared as players squared off amid tempers. Quarterback Wildcat G Kapter drew provocation from Garnaas, leading to shouted taunts and a heated exchange that nearly sparked real action on the field.
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Minnesota-Northwestern
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Early Sugar Bowl chatter centers on Georgia and Boston College
New Orleans reports early Sugar Bowl speculation focuses on top ranked Georgia and eastern power Boston College with other programs like Georgia Tech Alabama Texas Baylor and Tulsa also in the mix. Ticket sales progress but transportation worries loom while fans anticipate the ninth Sugar Bowl renewal.
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Frank Leahy
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Denny Myers
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Dark Horse
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Ation
Three Big Ones To Go Says Stuhldrener
Madison, Nov. 5. Wisconsin coach Barry Stuhldrener said there are three big games left, with the biggest Saturday matchup against an undisclosed opponent. He cautioned that past results don’t count, only what happens this Saturday.
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Barry Stuhldrener
Wisconsin
Tronwade Associated Press
Football League Race Sees Baugh, Hutson Shine
Giants, Dodgers, and league leaders clash as Otis Wes Estes takes third with 186 yards on 24 attempts for Washington. Sammy Baugh of Washington tops passers with 318 yard game, while Don Hutson and Isbell power the Packers with three TD catches and six extra points. Merlyn Condit of Brooklyn adds 90 yards to his season total as Chicago Cardinals struggle.
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Who
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Chicago
Cardinals
Sammy Baugh
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Isbell
Davey O'Brien
Don Hutson
Isbel
Packers
Hutson
Ohio State still leads Big Ten total offense after defeat
Ohio State Buckeyes remain atop the Big Ten in total offense with an average of 362.5 yards per conference game, ahead of Wisconsin at 290 yards. The report cites rushing and passing output through conference play as Wisconsin prepares to face Iowa, while other notes mention Northwestern vs Illinois history and personnel transfers.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Lars
M. Brown
Harvard
Crimson
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Anz. Arbor
Benton Harbor
Mich
Notre Dame
Bucks Prep as Navy Scrimmage Highlights Great Lakes clash
Leads task force from Paddy Driscoll now Chicago Bears assistant coach to George Halas Bears head man who is in the navy starting the scoring for the sailors. Brute Smith tops Bluejackets as they meet Purdue Saturday. Smith has 265 rushing and 282 passing yards, Ohio State's 27 touchdowns in six games mostly by rushing. Bucks eye the week with Att. preparedness.
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Paddy Driscoll
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Bears
Navy
Brute Smith
Bluejackets
Purdue
Smith
Great Lakes
Ohio State
Bucks
Sports Roundup Highlights Upsets and Oddities Across Leagues
New York November 5 roundup notes head coach Kopf linking upsets to youthful rosters, with sophomores and freshmen tilting results. Also covers Kurowski political line, Army reports on Pvt Gerlach, a standout bowler, and Reds farm clubs facing navigational chaos as Navy transfers shift personnel.
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Herb
Kopf
Manhattan
Amd
Cardinala
Whitey Kurowski
New Britain
Bill Harding
New Haven Journal-Courier
Kurowski
BM Gerlach
Lapeer
Mich
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Starke
Fiji
Gerlach
Bulcame
Cincinnati Reds
Frank Lane
Navy
Freddie Fleig
Quantico
Niazine
van Ald
America
Dick ‘Fisher
Dartmouth-Corjancident
Sully County Onida County Election Margins Reported
Fragmentary OCR shows Sully County turnout near 1200 registered voters with GOP margin narrowing in both state and county races. Listed results approximate with candidates Berry, Miller, Chitty, Fellows among others and various party affiliations across governor attorney general and commissioner races.
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Onida
Sheree
Bicknell
Miller
Chitty
Stedronsky
Roy
Tmeasurer
Youngquest
Bate Olson
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Umi Missioner
Atth Distritt Clouse
Ryatrom
County returns show Democrats leading in Buffalo County
Unofficial results from seven precincts in Buffalo County indicate Democrats holding a slight edge over Republicans, bucking the statewide trend. Senatorial race showed Tom Berry 308 to Harlan Bushfield 289 with several GOP incumbents leading in local offices and county positions across the ballot.
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Buffalo County
Tom Berry
Harlan Bushfield
Karl ‘“Munct
M. Sharpe
J. Mj ‘Larson
A. cM ‘Millers
GOP
Aauzast Kiindt
Hattie Rasensen
Ella Wat
Julia Wells
Fem Goodwin
Frank Anderson
John H. Wells
E. Cruson
Axel Olson
Kingsbury County Republicans Sweep in Desmet Election
Kingsbury County Republicans carried every State and County office in Tuesday's tally from 27 precincts with 2588 votes cast, down from 2000. The unofficial results list winners for major offices including Bushfield Reed for U S Senator and Mundt for representative, plus unopposed county posts such as county attorney and coroner, reflecting strong GOP performance in the Desmet area.
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W. S
Bushfield
Reed
Berry
Congress
Mundta
Hildebrandt
Sharpe
Bicknell
Miller
Chitty
Jenersl
Mickalson
Fellows
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Simsky
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Kelly
Youngquist
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Register of Ee
J. Krueger
James A. Thorson
John McAdarah
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Miner County Election Returns Tilt GOP in County Ticket
Miner County reported near parity with a statewide GOP drift after unofficial results from 22 precincts. Three Democrats and three Republicans filled unopposed county posts, while the only contested race saw Loudenburg defeat Herter by a wide margin for commissioner of the third district. Local tallies listed Sharpe and Bicknell as gubernatorial and legislative candidates among party lines with several incumbents leading in their races.
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Loudenburg
Rennhifan
Thepan Bert
Hughes County election shows Republican sweep in Hughes County
In Hughes County Tuesday's general election only one Democrat survived the Republican tide. Sheriff Michael O'Bhea was re elected for a second term. Unofficial tabulations show Republicans taking most contests from the top of the ticket down.
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Hughes County
Sherif
Michael O'Bhea
Spink County Balloting Sees Democrats Lead in Senator Race
In Spink County on election day, Democrat Tom Berry leads Republican Harlan Bushfield by 18 votes with 42 of 50 precincts reporting. Democrats also win three county offices while independents secure key races, and several Republicans run unopposed on other statewide offices.
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Redfield
Tom Berry
U. S
Harlan J. Bushfield
Tom Fitegerald
Margaret Anders ‘Son
Register of Deeds
Tom Flaherty
Kermit Norbeck
KR. F. Morgan
F. B. Tinker
David Sell
C. G. Hopkins
Two Fight Dates Out For Jenkins
Portland news reports Lew Jenkins awaits active service and has two potential bout dates. One November 13 is listed, with a proposed fight pairing involving Al Spins and Andrea, reflecting scheduling uncertainties amid military duties.
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Portland
Ore
Coast Guard
Lew Jenkins
Ceca
Ais
al Spins
Andrea
Asm
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