Tigers Halt Eagles in 18 6 High School Football Clash
In Aberdeen on November 7 the Harem high school Tigers and the Aberdeen Golden Eagles played a tight game ending 18 to 6 after two quick scores by Aberdeen in the final ten minutes. Huron built early momentum with a first quarter pass play ruled incomplete and a late second quarter touchdown from Pugsley, but Aberdeen surged late. The Tigers started strong with Hohm and Lovejoy guiding drives. Aberdeen controlled the final drive with Williamson Rennix Carrier and Case rushing for two late touchdowns. Huron had nine first downs to Aberdeen's twelve as the Eagles could not finish in time.
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Jackrabbits Rout Augustana In Exhibition Football
State College Jackrabbits defeated Augustana College 49 to 0 before 1500 spectators in Sioux Falls. The visitors dominated, scoring 28 points in the first half and adding points each period. Hiadky led with two early touchdowns, Carr added a 30 yard run and a point after, Hesbope scored from five yards, Ulvig and Nelson added touchdowns and extra points as State College rolled past Augustana.
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Wildcats Favored Against Gophers Despite Backfield Shakeup
Northwestern, reshaping its backfield after an injury to George Potter, faced Minnesota at Dyche Stadium before 45 000 homecoming fans. The Wildcats were favored to win their third straight Big Ten game and hand the Gophers their first conference loss, with Ken MacDougall and Jack Manders as Minnesota threats and Olson and Munn set for a battle of punters.
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Redfield Loses Homecoming Tilt
Redfield high school Pheasants fell 20 to 0 to Milles in the homecoming game. Redfield played poorly with Kruwer the best Redfield player. Miller backfield and Rustlers offense, led by Schlicht, highlighted the Miller win.
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Famous Spitball Hero Chesbro Dead at 54
Conway Massachusetts November 1. Happy Jack Chesbro famed spitball pitcher died yesterday at his Berkshire County chicken farm aged 54 from a heart attack. Born in North Adams he learned the game on western Massachusetts farms and began in organized baseball with the Springfield club. He earned the nickname Happy Jack while working as an attendant at a Middletown North Carolina asylum.
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Penn Confident Of Stopping Irish At Notre Dame
South Bend Ind November 7 Penns undefeated football squad arrived at Notre Dame stadium confident they could beat the Irish for the first time since 1928. Injuries threatened Penn ends Riblet and Ragel may not play while Notre Dame boasted heavier line men and a strong defense. Key Penn backs Perina Smith Ford and Gette were expected to carry the attack alongside Notre Dames Schwartz Sheetetski and Melinkovich. Attendance was expected to reach a high mark.
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Five Big Games Share Spotlight In Early Football Day
The New York world previews a packed program led by the Southern California Stanford clash and the Northwestern Minnesota Big Ten game. Harvard Dartmouth, Georgia Notre Dame, Fordham Detroit, Army LSU, and many others line a dense slate across the East, Midwest, and West as teams chase conference and intersectional glory.
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Walker seeks Schmeling bout after Stribling talk
Mickey Walker, hailed as Ramcon, N. J. pride, prefers a Schmeling title shot before facing Stribling. Negotiations for a Madison Square Garden December 11 bout with Stribling collapsed when Jack Kearns declined. Walker plans a Schmeling match in Miami Los Angeles or Atlantic City. Schmeling has signaled interest, noting Walker drew with Jack Sharkey. Steele, 208, 7, with a crotch and half nelson in 16 minutes 31 seconds.
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Michigan gridder Roy Hudson engaged to Miss Niffenegger
University of Michigan fullback and captain Roy Hudson announced his engagement to Miss Mary Niffenegger. Hudson, from Girard Ohio, is shown with his fiancee’s parents in South Haven Michigan context. The report notes Hudson’s stature as Wolverine captain and team leader.
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Scalpers Aim for Conference Title Bout in Sioux Falls
Huron college Scalpers meet Sioux Falls Braves today in a key conference clash with a possible edge toward the title. A win would leave one game next Saturday at Southern Normal to seal the championship, while a defeat could drop Huron to the second division. The tentative lineup lists Funnell and Fuller at guards and Pag fullback among the starters as the team seeks a strong defensive showing against a top opponent.
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Football Results From Associated Press East And Midwest
East results include Johns Hopkins 61 American 0 and Missouri 32 Rake 2. Creighton Freshmen 7 over Kearney Teachers 0, plus Oklahoma City 33 over Oklahoma Baptists East Central Okla Teacher 27. Midwest shows Wichita 61 over FL Hays Teachers 0 and Lake Andes 12 Bonesied 0 with many small school scores across South and West.
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Northern romps to 40 9 victory over Valley City
Aberdeen Nev 7 In an exhibition of power football Northern more snas ran rampant over Valley City N D Teachers for 40 to 9 victory last night Northen scored one straight football end a few long passes. Two touchdowns resulted from unbroken marches down the field. Valley City threatened but once in the irt half when an aerial offense brought them to Northern's five yard line. Northern opened scoring early in the first period when a long pass gave Marquis two short plunges for a touchdown. Valley City held until late in the second period when Gassier scored after a march down. In the last two periods Northern pushed back Valley City with penalties as it moved steadily and backs made long gains.
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Northern Normal Frosh To Meet Huron Ghosts In Armistice Day Game
Northern Normal Frosh meet the Huron Ghosts in a Wednesday Armistice Day charity game at Huron college field. Proceeds go to welfare in Huron. The daylight 3 pm contest features a strong Northern lineup with frosh and transfer players, including a noted win over Doland Wheelers. Ghosts show improving form after early losses.
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Chadron Teachers Rout Miners 40 to 7
Chadron Teachers defeated South Dakota School of Mines 40 to 7 in Chadron Nebraska. McGregor's end runs and a blocked punt set early scoring, with Miller recovering the punt for a Chadron touchdown. Miles scored for Mines, while Chadron added two rushing TDs in the first half and two more in the final quarter including Caldwell’s two.
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Dempsey Weighs In For Utah Charity Bout
Former world heavyweight champion Dempsey boxed in Provo Utah last night in a four round charity bout. Opponents included Jack Carrell and Del Baxter from Salt Lake City. Carrell was knocked out in one round and Baxter lasted two rounds.
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Breaks Bring Yankton Win in Narrow Gridiron Test
Yankton College edged Southern Normal 12 to 6 after key breaks. A blocked punt, a fumble recovery, and an interception shifted momentum as Yankton limited Southern’s scoring to a halftime deficit. Postulka, Furlong, Partridge, and Gaynor starred in the late push with solid defense and countering drives.
Leonard Repeats Draw With Kayo Casper in Vermont Bout
Leonard, once boxing world champion, fought Kayo Casper in Burlington to a ten round draw. Leonard slipped to the floor in round five and both men finished bleeding. Leonard weighed 14744 pounds and Casper 151. Watertown high beat Milbank 2 to 14 in a night game at Milbank.
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