Scalpers Prepare For 1932 Windup With Augustana
Huron college under coach Parker returns to full practice as they prepare to finish their season at Augustana. Augustana Vikings, unbeaten in conference play, host the Scalpers in Sioux Falls as Huron aims to revise its lineup with Pasch and Dempster available. The race tightens with Spearfish and Northern Normal leading. results from the weekend keep the title in doubt.
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Michigan State Pounds South Dakota In Homecoming Clash
Michigan State College defeated South Dakota 20 to 6 before about 8 000 fans in East Lansing. State scored in the first and second periods as Dunn and Monnett added major gains. South Dakota threatened late but could not overcome the Spartans defense despite a late drive led by Hanson and a 34 yard dash by Freeburg.
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Bush Adds To Grid Scoring Total In Early Season
Lou Bush of Massachusetts State scores twice more to reach 108 points in seven games becoming the first football player in the nation to pass the century mark in scoring. Ralph Graham of Kansas State trails with 85 points in seven games. The article lists leaders by conference with several schools and coaches named, including track coach Hee Edmondson assisting workouts.
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Massachusetts
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
Jeaders
Fast—Bush
Big She—Graham
Midwest
Erwin Beats Hazel In First B. B. Game
Erwin high school defeated Hazel 16 to 14 in the season opener. Vincent led Erwin with six field goals as the Erwinites controlled play throughout the game.
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Hazel
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Time Extended For Fields Title Defense
World welterweight champion Jackie Fields received another extension for his title defense, now due by December 28. An eye ailment has kept him inactive, and this marks his third extension since reclaiming the crown from Lou Brouillard at the Chicago stadium last January.
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Chicago
Jackie’ Fields
Lou Brouil-lard
Chicago Stadium
Schreib Cage Drills At S D State Promise Strong Team
Brookings South Dakota November reports coach Red Threlfall has called in varsity basketball candidates. Veterans Benson Ban kert Snyder Kortan Dehnert Beiersdorf Pithal Case and others will report. sophomores Arndt Messner Andres Kibbe Frandsen Shelledy Smith and Gripentrog also offer depth. The Jackrabbits face strong North Dakota and NDSU rivals with a long 1932-33 schedule.
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Red Threlfall
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Ayho
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Ward Bankert
Joe Snyder
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Newell
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White
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Sioux Falls College
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Fargo
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Noa
Colgate’s Terrible Three Spark Red Raiders Defense
Notre Dame faces Colgate’s trio from Montclair Whitey Ask Jack Fritts and Charley Soleau who form the backbone of Colgate’s attack. Coach Andy Kerr has built a sharp running game around them with Soleau directing and Ask and Fritts advancing the ball. Whitey delivered a 51 yard pass to Fritts for a first touchdown in a recent win over New York University.
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Hamilton
N. J
Notre Dame
Colgate
Montclair
Whitey Ask
Jack Fritts
Charley Soleau
Red Raiders
Andy Kerr
Wee
Soleay
Ask
Fritts
Bob Rowe
Hillsdale
Mich
Ash
New York University
Whitey
Jack
Whitey Ash
Jones
Colgate Raiders Lead Nation With 227 Points In Unbeaten Run
New York news tallies Colgate as leading undefeated teams with 227 points scored and top ranking in a stretch that saw Holy Cross Penn State and others fall or draw. Michigan and California also register high offensive outputs as the period's unbeaten list narrows.
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New York
Red Raiders
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Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
Dayton
Virginia Poly
North Dalista State
Susquehanna
Wolgate
Fst
California A i
Michigan
Brown
Aspocial Hillsdaile
Hed Press
ULC. Lal
Saturday's Stars shine in college football action
Homer Griffith of Southern California scored three touchdowns in a 27 7 win over California. Dougal Russell of Kansas State carried seven times for 15 yards and two touchdowns against Iowa State. Don Zimmerman of Tulane scored all three touchdowns in a 20 14 win over Georgia Tech. Harry Newman of Michigan scored a touchdown and kicked a extra point in a 7 0 win over Indiana after drives and key runs and a pass. Tons Matas of Columbus recovered a blocked Navy punt and returned 20 yards for a touchdown in a 41 7 victory.
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Columbus
Navy
Watertown and Aberdeen Play to 6 6 Tie in City Football
Watertown and Aberdeen battled to a 6 to 6 draw before a village crowd yesterday afternoon. Cort McLaughlin, Watertown fullback, connected on a yard pass to Claude Urevig for Watertown’s first score. An extra point try via placement failed. Aberdeen tied in the third period when Hub City linemen deflected a punt, setting up the tying score by Quarterback Medic.
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UWN
Weatestown
Aberdeen
Watertown
Cort McLaughlin
Claude Urevig
Medic
Sioux Falls Thumps Light Mitchell Team
Sioux Falls overwhelms Light Mitchell with early leads as multiple teams post scores across regions. Notable results include Loyola over Chattanooga 14 to 0 and Vanderbilt routing Maryland 13 to 0 with several other colleges showing decisive wins across the Far West and Mountain states.
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la. College
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Lumberland
Tenn
High School Football Beats Mitchell in Saturday Game
A high school team overwhelmed Mitchell with a 20 to scoreline on Saturday. Twelve points came in the first quarter as the offense pressed the line and frequent charges followed in the local lineup. Mitchell reached the three yard line on a long pass but could not advance further.
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Alumni Coaches Forge Virginia Tech Flight Team
A listing of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute coaching staff for the alumni pilots program identifies head coach Monk with Yeonjer as assistant andTex TWhson also serving as assistant.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Jonding
Yeonjer
Tex Twhson
Conference Race Snapshot Shows Few Contenders
November 7 1940s era college football report lists Michigan and Purdue as Big Ten favorites with Southern California and UCLA in the Pacific coast race. Nebraska and Texas loom in the Big Six and Southwest, while Tennessee Vanderbilt Auburn LSU and Tulane lead in the East and South battles.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
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Iroquois Has Big Homecoming Fete
Iroquois high school held its Irokota Homecoming day with a minor casualty, Clayton Zwanziger breaking a collarbone in speed ball. The 27 mile cross country run began at 1:30 am, won by Leo Walder with 1846.5 minutes, Zwanziger second and Harold Widenman third, half the course on road and half through fields. In the afternoon Arlington defeated Iroquois 34 to 28, and evening dances and shows drew strong attendance.
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Red Grange Shines as Chicago Bears Triumph
Herald Died Grange, the former Galloping Ghost, starred for the Chicago Bears in a 48 4 victory over the New York Giants. Grange scored three touchdowns including two passing scores to Molesworth and Wagurski and one rushing end sweep.
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Grange
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Toa Molesworth
Wagurski
Collin Shines as Creighton Crushes Opponents
Collin, nicknamed Coney, stars for Creighton in a mixed lineup as Mimour Valley conference play unfolds. The report highlights Collin’s scoring flair and energetic performance amid a muddled text describing wins, defeats, and team notables.
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Dan Name Scoer
Foereci
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Coney” Collin
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