Armistice Day Quiet For Huron Football Clubs In South Dakota
Huron's football squads, the Tigers and Scalpers, have no games this Armistice Day weekend as snow covers fields and players prepare for basketball and indoor season. Both teams carry mixed records with Meron fronts silent before the final circuit games, aiming to finish strong in the Eastern South Dakota conference. The Scalpers face Brookings Bobcats away seeking a higher spot, while the Tigers hope to rebound after a streak of injuries and losses, sitting eighth in conference standings after an 8-0 opener over Sioux Falls College Braves. The junior and senior squads assess a season marked by promising starts but late setbacks.
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Coyotes and Jackrabbits Clash in Loop Football
Sioux Falls reports two North Central Conference games this weekend. South Dakota Coyotes, with a one touchdown win over South Dakota State last week, risk their perfect league record at Omaha against the Jackrabbits. Iowa State Teachers seeks first NCC win at Brookings against North Dakota State.
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Gann Valley Juniors Win Class Tourney
GANN VALLEY NOV 6 Special The junior class with a 10 to 7 victory over the senior was heralded as the winner of the 1936 high school interclass basketball tournament played here November 4 in the local gymnasium Round Robin format had seniors beating freshmen 17 to 4 juniors beating sophomores 18 to 8 juniors losing to seniors 10 to 7 in the final game
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Ten of 11 Iron Men Race Dukes Tonight
Washington University in St Louis lists ten of its 11 Iron Men in the starting lineup against Duquesne tonight. The squad gained early attention by holding Mincis to a final 13 to 7 victory, but five members were sidelined the following week. Jones Klein is not yet fully recovered.
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Sarazen Enters PGA At National Tournament In Pinehurst
Gene Sarazen has notified Pinehurst officials he will compete in the national PGA tournament starting November 16. Horton Smith and Jim Thomson toured No 3 course yesterday with best ball of 63. Duquesne upsets Pittsburgh in football puzzle, with a string of surprising results and links to West Virginia Wesleyan and Detroit. Willow Lake high school boxing opens under coach Arthur Groeneveld featuring new gloves and a unique program.
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Barker Risks Digest Fate In Picking Grid Winners
New York sports column previews college football picks, naming Purdue Navy Notre Dame Penn Northwestern Minnesota Stanford Washington Harvard Princeton etc. It highlights expected upsets and preferences, with Notre Dame coach Layden commenting on Army Navy rivalry and the service schools.
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Doland Punter Sets A Bird Flight Punt
Doland punter Dale Youngren, a small kicking ace for the Doland Wheelers, used his football kicking skill to shoot a pheasant from the field during practice. Coats punted out of bounds into a stubble area when Woodring and Wheeler caused a scramble for the birds. Three pheasants flushed as Youngren struck with a low punt.
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Grimes Rules Out Swan for Mungo in Dodgers Talk
Burleigh Grimes, new Brooklyn manager, said he does not favor swanping Van Mungo for Dizzy Dean. He praised Mungo as big and young and stressed no trades until after talks with Brooklyn officials. In Louisville, Cap Neal said no overtures were made to replace Grimes as Colonel manager.
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VINES TAKES TILDEN SHANGHAT EXHIBITION MATCH
Ellsworth Vines defeated William Tilden 6-2 8-8 4-6 6-1 in an exhibition tennis match before leaving for Manila. The bid to set a record comes as Vines tours.
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Woods Wins Technical Knockout In Eight Round Bout
Hervey Woods of Le Paul at 138 pounds defeated Vinlie McCoy of Omsha Nebraska by technical knockout in the final round of an eight round fight here last night. The card featured a bout with several mentions of states along the Mississippi River and national geography as background.
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Vikings-Eastern Is Only Loop Game On Week Card
Sioux Falls November report notes a calm football camp at the South Dakota College conference with only one conference game on the schedule. Augustana's Vikings poised to win their 21st straight, while Yankton and Dakota Wesleyan renew a long rivalry and Huron hosts Northern for key games that could reshape the title race. Non conference clashes feature Western Union and Southern Western Union of LeMars, Iowa, facing Chadron Normal, as Easter’s Trojans seek a stronger workout before next week's city championship. The city showdown with Sioux Falls is set for Saturday under lights.
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Brietz Picks Up Sport Highlights
New York sports column reviews boxing and football odds, noting Burleigh Gimes as manager in London return, Davidson versus North Carolina sleeper, Jimmy Braddock and Joe Gould updates, Army and Notre Dame matchup thoughts, and potential next season impacts for Carnegie Tech and Vanderbilt.
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Red Pilot Urges Hafey Comeback
Cincinnati official Warren Giles, vice president and general manager of the Reds, said Chick Hafey’s return next year would be like a gift from heaven. Hafey, who retired in 1934 due to illness, is considered eager for a comeback, and Giles noted Cincinnati owner Crosley would pay a reasonable sum but not at the expense of current Reds strength.
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Junior High Volleyball Opens With Four Team Tourney
The junior high opened its first volleyball season in years with a four team tournament. The Eagles beat the Wolves twice while the Bears defeated the Panthers twice in a shaky exhibit. Poor showings were noted in service and volley by one team.
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Fights Last Night In AAA Bouts Across Cities
In Miami Beach Florida Amos Tiger 148 from Sipulpa Oklahoma defeated Norman Co hen 14 Petersburg Virginia. Harvey Woods 128 of St Paul stopped Vince McCoy 153 Ombha Nebraska. Davel Abad 155 Panama and Billy Beaubald 137 Et Zoula drew 110. District results show mixed outcomes across venues.
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Teammates Clash As Coaches When Fordham Purdue Meet
New York reports a Fordham basketball clash with Purdue as former teammates Jimmy Crowley and Noble Kiver face off with high stakes. Notre Dame mule Kiser tours town aiming to disrupt Fordham, while Jimmy Crowley seeks to prove Fordham’s resurgence against Isbell Drake noted rivals.
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Erosion Pinsters Top Standings In City Alley Circuit
Erosion Pinsters lead the city alley circuit standings as injuries loom. Coach Kizer expresses optimism with Fred Stalcup returning to form and Drake sustaining strong scoring, while prospects hinge on healthier lineups amid remaining unsettled roster status.
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