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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1931

Page

9

Scalpers Halted in Title Chase by Northern Normal Tie

Huron college Scalpers, under Ward Bell, stay tied for first in the state conference after a 0 0 draw with Sioux Falls based Northern Normal, leaving six game grind and a final regular season clash against Southern Normal to decide. The game featured a rugged defensive battle with limited second half scoring and key punting by Pasek and Hall and standout runs by Farnsworth and Terpstra.

Ward Bell Huron College Huron Northern Normal Sioux Falls College Braves Sioux Falls Prison City Eleven Bell G. Farnsworth Pasek Braves Sioux Haron Chad Hall K. Farnsworth Boen Guron Terpstra Sioux Wells Bostic Horn Threstons Pamk Hall Maron Air Roning Pusek Beariag & Barge Berkert Devise Beek

Sectional gridiron headlines loom as season narrows

Northwestern dominates with 52 14 win over Minnesota and eyes All America honors while Illinois Iowa Ohio State Michigan State and Notre Dame clash efforts to boost conference standings. Navy battles Notre Dame in East action as Georgia Tulane and Tennessee Vanderbilt highlight the South.

Herbert W. Banker New York South Georgia Tulane Tennessee Vanderbilt Notre Dame Navy Georgia Tech Penn Washington and Lee Princeton Cornell Harvard Syracuse Fordham Temple Bucknell Northwestern California Utah Southam Methodist Texas Christian Nebraska Towa State Kansas State Holy Cross Tron Crimson Yale Carnell Dartmouth New York University Carnegie Celeste Washington and Jefferson Army Pitt Pittsburgh Baltimore Athens Knoxville Severs South Carolina Florida Sewannee Auburn Kentucky Virginia Military North Carolina State Duke Louisiana State Mississippi Virginia Poly Virginia Clemfont Alabama Midwest Northwest Indiana Ahowd Iowa Purdue Ohio State Wisconsin Ilinois Chicago Michigan Michigan State Detroit Villanova Big Six Iowa State Drake Southwest Southern Methodist Baylor Texas Rocky Mountain Fish Colorado University Colorado College Denver Utah Aggies Colorado Aggies Pacific Coast Washington William Weckes Minnesota Wildcats Big Ten Madison LaFayette Champaign Gophers Michigan State College Badgers Minais Carl Cramer Gillman Ferrell Navy Vasa Centenary Louisiana Arkansas Marions Ledbeter Razorback Towe Xason

American Major Leaguers Defeat Waseda in Tokyo Exposition

In Tokyo 65,000 spectators watched Waseda University's baseball team fall to American major leaguers 5 to 3. Waseda led by four runs but the visitors sparked seven runs in the seventh inning to secure the win. St. Paul's University also fell to the Americans, while Waseda finished second in the Tokyo University league.

Tokyo Waseda University Waseda St. Paul's University

Line honors shared amid fallout over Farnworth supervision

The text notes shared line honors with E Fernzworth and criticizes Farnworth for neglecting current business as he bent to pressure from Augustana college roctors, leading to a flawed finish and a focus on others rather than the task at hand.

E_ Fernzworth Farnaworth Augustana College Roctors

Unknown Player Now Holds Scoring Lead

Bob Campiglio, West Liberty Teachers College star, surged to the national scoring lead with 140 points from seven games after scoring 10 touchdowns and extra points in a 68 point breakout against Beth-El Kentucky. Michigan State’s Bob Moennett sits second with 126 points after a 32 point game against Ripon. Fay of Michigan leads the Big Ten with 4 points.

Associates Press Bob Campiglio West Liberty CW Teachers’ College Campiglio Bethel Kentucky Fordham Frank Cavannaugh Bob Moennett Michigan State Ripon Fay Michigan Halfbeck Big Ten

Huron Clings To First Place Tie

Huron college remains in a first place tie in the SDIC with one win and four ties after holding Sioux Falls to a scoreless draw. The team faces Southern Normal at Springfield on Saturday as Armistice Day fixtures set the conference schedule.

Huron Eleven Southern Normal Sioux Falls Ted Huron College South Dakota Baron Springfield Northern Normal Spearfish Elever Black Hilla Huron Northam Yankton Yeastarmm Wesleyan Eastern Buena Vista Storm Lake Iowa Wayne Neb School of Mines Rapid City Augustana Wesleyan St Mitchell Thi Western Unionr LeMars

Yale Wins Kittenball Playoff In Narrow Final

Yale defeats Iroquoix in a kittenball playoff at Iroquois after a delayed start due to darkness. Yale had 17 hits while Iroquoix managed fewer, and the game featured left on base totals of one for Yale and two for Iroquoix.

Yale Iroquoix Iroquois Iroquels Mancroft Zale Carthage Rome Yele

Boxing group meeting in Huron SD to discuss winter program

A South Dakota boxing group met in Huron today at the Marvie Mughitt hotel to discuss plans for a winter amateur boxing program. The meeting featured T. C. Kasper of Brookings, state American Legion commander, who planned to protest the state boxing plan outlined by the South Dakota Legion.

Huron Marvie Mughitt T. C. Kasper Brookings American Legion South Dakota Legion

State Marksmen Line Up Matches in Brookings

The State college rifle team plans competitive matches with male competitors from other colleges nationwide. Coach Lea W. Maney must expand from seven to about 15 members as the squad begins indoor firing in January. Veterans include Chester Brookings Martin Taylor Wolsey Percy Peterson Bancroft Leonard Rhorz White Lake Mark Eldridge Volge Herman Mensch Freeman Ara Verpen Snyder Wh River Trym.

Brookings United States Lea W. Maney Chester Martin Taylor Wolsey Percy Peterson Bancroft Leonard Rhorz White Lake Mark. Eldridge Volge Herman Mensch Freeman Ara Verpen Snyder River Trym

Unclear fragmentary item from 12-2 period

Report fragment mentions fevered health and some event dated 12-2 with a reference to Tha by Maing Peo, but details are unreadable.

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North Dakota Among Undefeated Still Leading Scoring Pack

New York reports November college football action trims the undefeated list to 26 with ten teams losing. Davis & Elkins remains dominant with 299 points allowed none in eight straight wins. North Dakota holds second in scoring with 251 points as Tulsa Cornell and Syracuse follow.

North Dakota New York Fenn Massachusetts State Mary's Galland Calif Kansas State Utah Aggies DePauw Maryland Ursinius Stanford Waynesburg Davis & Elkin Elkins West Virginians St. Louis Tulsa Cornell Syracuse

Braves and Eastern clash in Armistice Day football tilt

Sioux Falls College and the Trojans of Eastern meet on Armistice Day as the Braves seek to even the series. Historical notes show eight meetings in ten years with Eastern leading 4 to 3 in wins and a single draw, despite Sioux Falls College posting most wins since coach Francis Olsen arrived.

Sioux Falls Siux Falls College Trojans Eastern Normal Braves American Legion Cridiron Sioux Falls College Purple Troy Eastern Francis R. Olsen Webb Easton Olsen Trojar Eastin Ria Ate

McFarlane Wins First National Open at Kenwood

Willie MacFarlane, 1925 National Open champion, captured the First National Open at Kenwood Country Club nearby in Maryland. He posted 214 over three 14 hole rounds to win by six strokes over Tommy Armour and Sol DiBuono among a field of 61 qualifiers for a share of 2,550.

McFarlane Washington Willie MacFarlane Kenwood Country Club Maryland Oak Ridge Professionsal Tockshoe N. Y Reize Moses Tommy Armour Sol DiBuono Bonnie Briar Larchmont

North Central teams fight to dodge basement in final games

North Dakota already clinches the title as North Central Conference play wraps in Sioux City. South Dakota eyes another upset over North Dakota Aggies while Morningside hosts Jackrabbits and South Dakota State faces De Paul before heading to St Louis University. Standings unchanged.

North Central North Dakota Morningside Coyotes Bison Jackrabbits de Paul St. Louis Vermillion Entiant Sioux City South Dakota Dakota Day State Colege North Dakota Aggies Jack West Sioux C ml South Dakota State Chicago St Louis University Stndion Fargo Aggies Moorhead Minn Teacheas St. Thomas Simpson

Levinsky to Meet Carnera in November 19 Bout Pending Commission Sanction

Levinsky agrees to a test bout with Primo Carnera at Chicago Stadium on November 19. The key obstacle is sanction from the Illinois State Athletic Commission as Carnera waits on a bond to cover a fine and a fine from the Italian Boxing Union. Also noted is the commission’s potential action on Sammy Mandell’s purse forfeiture case and Pug Renton’s two Northwestern scores.

Levinsky Carnera Sanction of Athletic Commission Charles Dunbley Chicago King Levinsky Primo Carnere Chicago Stadium Carnera Illinois State Athletic Commission National Boxing Association Italian Boxing Union Ttallen Sammy Mardell Ralph Lenny Mandell E Jess

Loughran Faces Tough Campaign in Heavyweight Ring

New York September 1 1919 Tommy Loughran rides a string of 11 straight wins into a scheduled Madison Square Garden bout with Paulino on Friday He is one of the era's top heavyweights along with Max Baer Joe Schumeling and Primo Carnera The San Francisco card features Baer versus Risko Townsend versus Saviola and Devlin versus Delucca in the semi final context of a busy boxing program.

New York New Tommy Loughran Spain Mine Schumeling Prime Carnera Tommy Loughran Paulino Madison Square Pauline Loussian Tack Sharkey Jack Gross Joe Schyra Max Beer Ernie Schatf Victoria Campoio Johnny Risko Tuffy Griffiths Bing Levinsky Dick Daniels San Francisco Baer Cleveland Riske Oakland Billy Townsend Vancouver Welterweght Tangles Andy Saviola St. Nicholas Arena Chick Devlin Francisco Artie Delucca

Northern Charity Game Sought by Aberdeen Coach

Northern Normal coach R N Campbell seeks a post season football game at Aberdeen on Thanksgiving day as part of a charity drive. He favors Huron College due to past ties but would face any strong opponent. The Cosmopolitan Club of Aberdeen backs the plan.

Aberdeen Sowa R. N. Campbell Northern Normal Campbell Huron College Huron Northern Aberdees

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