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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
8
Footbal notes from Brookings outline key matchups as the Midwest faces Eastern power Notre Dame Army and Michigan Harvard clash looms. Od 1929 players Fessler Zuppke Penn State Ohio State Northwestern Purdue battles Axios.
Legion to Attend Heron Lemonnaires will play a prominent part during Armistice night at Huron College Eastern Normal clash. William Welter of the Wiliam Helves post announced veterans will attend, parade before the game, and entertain with drum corps and auxiliary corps between halves.
The Carnegie Foundation survey highlighted major evils in recruiting and subsidizing athletes. Dr. Howard J. Savage notes changes since the 1923 report, stating colleges show a partial improvement with less recruiting and sponsorship than a year ago. He avoided specific names or figures.
The Chicago Cubs may give Jim Vaughn a chance to return to the mound as a left handed pitcher. Vaughn, 42, was among the top lefties in the league but left baseball after a salary dispute in 13. He sought reinstatement from Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis and had to wait a year before approval. He played no baseball last season and was recently restored to eligibility.
Boilermakers and Freight House lead the early C N W industrial league action with a decisive win showing they again aim for first. Machines led by Henry Teuber top the night scoring 519 pins in a 736 679 loss, then 739 700 and 801 76 in the Freight House comeback. Derline aided Freight House with a 473 three game total.
Culver Military Academy of Culver Indiana and St Johns Military of Delafield Wisconsin, both undefeated this section, will play a charity football game in Soldier Field Stadium tomorrow. Receipts go to relief work for World War veterans.
Bancroft Nevada prepares for its first basketball game of the season led by captain veterans George Smith Earl Schade Edwin Jencks Vincent Peterson L J Custard and Ray Pillard. Coach Gellerman outlines a schedule with Carthage Willow Lake Iroquois Erwin Hetland and open dates plus potential games against Argonne De Smet and Huron seconds.
More than 3 006 American Legion and Auxiliary members reserved seats for the Minnesota South Dakota football clash in Minneapolis. A Legion Auxiliary banquet at the Nicollet Hotel will host 100 South Dakota members with memorials, drum carts, glee club and band performances, and speakers including James Barton and Frank McCormick.
ATLANTA GA Nov 7 P Saturday football series in the south spots Alabama against Florida in Gainesville inaugurating an elaborate new stadium. Tulane vs Auburn looms, Georgia meets New York A E in an intersectional challenge, Kentucky and Duke renew power, Vanderbilt also falls to Alabama, while a crippled Georgia Tech faces tough tests.
Chicago previews a muted football Saturday with Iowa versus Marquette at Milwaukee the lone clear test while Purdue and Northwestern face uphill tasks and Indiana meets a patched Buffalo squad. Eastbound action opens with Michigan headed to Harvard and Notre Dame riding to Philadelphia for Penn State as Ohio State and Illinois head to Army and Navy.
Yankton defeats Canton 3 to 0 to extend its season shut-out streak to seven and raise its score to 164 points against eight opponents. Orr plunges for five touchdowns, with Hladky Hamann Steinbach Livingston and Beaver scoring as Yankton dominates inside Canton’s 40 yard line throughout.
A parade of college bands travels to meet major games across the East. The Illinois band of 160 will perform at Yankee Stadium for the Army contest, Michigan with 120 at Harvard Stadium, Ohio State attire at Baltimore for the Navy game, Notre Dame bringing 109 to Philadelphia for Penn State, plus clashes including West Virginia versus Kansas State Aggies, NYU against Georgia, and Temple facing Detroit in an indoor game.
The Huron Independent football team will play at Miller Sunday against A Schroeders all stars. Dick Frey, manager of the Huy Ton outfit, announced the matchup as Huron’s second game of the season after a 26-0 loss to the Pipestone Comets at Pipestone. Schroeder, a former Minnesota star, is tipped as a top end and should provide a tough challenge for Huron.
Chicago’s King Levinsky defeated Buffalo’s Jimmy Slattery by outpoint in a last night arena matchup. Otto Von Porat of Chicago also outpointed Jack Renault of Canada in a separate bout. Rene De Vos of Belgium was knocked out by Angel Cliville of Porto Rico in another card segment.
Chicago—Rogers Hornsby admitted he misjudged Ed Baecht when he sought a job four years ago. Hornsby approved a Los Angeles Angels deal sending Baecht to the Cubs for cash and seven players including John Schulte Eddie Farrell Al Shealy and a pitcher to be named later. Baecht appeared in 49 games last season with 26 wins 13 losses and a strikeout total of 487 in 362 innings.
Gene Tunney testified in Timothy Mara's $500000 suit over boxing earnings that letters and telegrams mentioned figures such as Alfred E. Smith James Wadsworth and Bill Gibson in efforts to move Dempsey Tunney fight to New York. He noted references to city hall Albany and other officials as they sought to keep the bout from New Jersey.
Detroit November 1 Mickey Walker middleweight champion aims to slip his speed past Johnny Risko who carries about 30 pounds more. In a ten round bout at Olympia arena Walker seeks a path into heavyweight title consideration. Risko last summer defeated Paulino Uzcudun, signaling a fast, skilled foe for Walker tonight. Walker plans to weigh around 163 pounds to Risks 194.
Wrestling returns in Omaha Nebraska as Gus Sonnenberg world champion heavyweight meets Martin Presting in a best two out of three falls match for the title.
In Chicago, Levinsky defeats Slattery by ten round decision amid loud protests from fans. Referee Norman Garrity and judge Livingston Osborne favored Levinsky, while judge M F Corrigan sided with Slattery. heavyweight Otto Von Por won his bout via unimpressive decision over Jack Renault.
The German Army demonstrated strong form at the New York national horse show in Madison Square Garden. They won the opening clash among six nations and seek another international military team trophy, after taking the title in 1928 and returning to competition this year.
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