Armistice Day Grid Show Features Scalpers and Wolves
Huron College Scalpers clash with the Northern Normal Wolves at Summit Field for Armistice Day. Kickoff is 2 p.m. with four Scalpers players retiring after the game. Injuries and lineup details shape expectations as Parker’s squad seeks a win to end a season marked by recent uneven play.
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Tigers
Brookings
Huron
Huron College
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Parker
Aberdeen
Coyotes Defend Perfect North Central Title Run
Vermillion November 10 The University of South Dakota Coyotes defend an undefeated conference record as they travel to Cedar Falls for a final NCAC counter against Iowa State Teachers. The squad, fresh from clinching the NCAC championship since 1927, rests amid light practices and plans to rotate players to earn monograms. The Tutors pose a tough test with a well organized offense as USD aims to remain unscored upon and extend their perfect mark.
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Cedar
Iowa State Teachers
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Berry
Port
Wern' S
Devick
Sports Mirror notes uneven polo ratings and baseball shifts
The report recalls a year ago when Tommy Fitchcock received a 10 real polo rating for a late game performance while Cecil Smith and Stewart Igier Hart also earned top marks. It mentions three years back Surrey recording 34 football season deaths, nine more than 1934, and notes Dave Bancroft’s release as manager of the Minneapolis American Association baseball club.
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Sports Mirror
Associated Press
Tommy Fitchcock
Cecil Smith
Stewart Igier Hart
Surrey
Fpears
Dave Bancroft
Minneapolis
Baselail Club
Six Jackrabbits to close careers in clash with N D State
Brookings notes six Jackrabbit seniors will play their final game at State Field against North Dakota State. Co captains Bob Riddell and Lloyd Pink lead the group with member Arden Brill Jerry Stablein Andy Sundstrom Bert Rude among them. Coach Jack Barnes aims to finish the season strong despite concerns over a rebound by the Bison.
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Aberdeen
Andy Sundstrom
Beresford
Arden Brill
Bert
Stablein
Jerry
Brill
Morningside
Bert Rude
Industrial Collegian
State College Weekly
Barnes
Bison
North Dakein State
South Dakota U
Augustana Beats Mankato Teachers In Final Contest
Augustana College from Sioux Falls dominated Mankato Teachers 27 to 3 in the season finale. Lawrence Bengston and Irwin Schultz paced a quick Viking attack, Bengston scoring on a seven yard run and Schultz adding two touchdowns. Louis Lopata nailed a 25 yard field goal for Mankato’s lone points.
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Mankato
Mint
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S.C
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Irwin Schultz
Vikings
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Schultz
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Coaches Blamed For Bad Kicking
New York reports Char Brickley, famed drop kicker, argues coaches hinder football kicking. He recalls daily scrimmage practice at Harvard under Percy Haughton and says colleges should train kickers, noting that more practice would raise scores and reduce missed conversions.
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Char Brickley
AAF America
Harvard
Brickley
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Cale
Percy Haughton
Johnny Barbara Edges Cavanna in Chicago Lightweight Bout
Johnny Barbara 147 pounds from South Bend Indiana outpoints Frank Cavanna 145% pounds from Brooklyn in a ten round feature in Chicago. Barbara wins by decision as Cavanna shows grit but falls short against the Indiana challenger.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Johnny Barbara
South Bend
Ind
Frankie Cavanna
Brooklyn
Fordham Bid For New Year's Day Game With Santa Clara
New York reports Fordham received a bid from a coastal source for a New Year’s Day game with Santa Clara though athletic executives doubt the Rams will accept until bowl affairs are set. News notes include Sally Krieger talks, Sally Krieger fights prospects, and various college football talent moves.
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Fordham
Sally Krieger
New York
Fred Haney
Browns
Fred
Santa Clara
Ram
Northwestern Eyes Upset Ahead Of Illinois Clash
Illinois watched with wary eye by Northwestern as experts hint upset. Ohio State and other Big Ten teams prep for key games while Northwestern tests for 1937 with drills and lineup changes. Michigan and Iowa also showcased offensive and defensive work as Notre Dame rumors stir injury concerns for Bennie Sheridan.
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Illinois
Northwestern
Champaign
Navy
Ohio State
Bob Zupoke
Titins
Buckeye
Buckeyes
Jimmy Sexton
Lynn Waldorf
Michigan
Purtell
Soper
Medsen
Batckfield
Waldorf
Joe Lakune
East Chicago
Ind
Jimmy Smith
Aurora
Peakorm
Fred Janke
Jack Meyer
Iowa
Indiana
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Chicago
College of the Pacific
Wisconsin
U.C.T. A
Purdue
Bennie Sheridan
Sheridan
Weather forecast and temperature highs from the region
The forecast for Water and Vicinity indicates snow probable tonight and Friday with colder conditions Friday. Hourly temps show 7am 22 and 10am 37 rising to 43 at 11am. South Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa expect snow or rain changing to snow tonight into Friday with colder conditions and slightly warmer temps in the east tonight.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Walter Johnson Wins First Run for Commissioner in Md
Immoral baseball great Walter Johnson, famed for AL wins, scores his first political victory running as a Republican for Montgomery County Maryland commissioner. He defeats Democratic opponent Clay Plummer, saying he is glad and not eager to strike out in his debut.
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Washington
CP Baseball
Walter Johnson
Runyng
Montgomery County
Clay Plummer
Tm Mighty Plad
Strategy Hurts Game For Fans
Veteran players lament changes in football as modern schemes rely on air plays and safety positions. The piece recalls past thrill of long kicks and recognizable linemen, contrasting 1920s teams like Brown 1925 with today’s Notre Dame, arguing fans lose personal connection and excitement amid scientific play.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Proporta
Devens
Jazors
Brown University
Notre Dame
Dolanchuk Held At Ellis Island A Countryless Man
John Dolanchuk known as the tie man with no country remains detained at Ellis Island after President Roosevelt refused to recognize a deportation order. He has traveled 17 500 miles on ship's routes last year as an uninvited guest while courts and immigration officials debate his national status. Authorities say landing him in another country is physically impossible, leaving the ship line facing a potential 31000 fine if he is not deported. Dolanchuk, born in Austrian territory later ceded to Romania, has claimed entry by Canada and the United States and has alternately served with Spanish forces and stowed away. The tangled nationality saga involves England France Germany and Romania among others.
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John Dolanchuk
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Roosevelt
Department of Isbor
Dolenchuk
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Jater
Romania
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Spain
Ister
England
France
Germany
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Eths Island
Dolanchuk
Frederick II and the 66-point stag antlers trade tale
A historical note recalls Frederick II of Prussia killing a 66-point stag and valuing its antlers. Later the antlers passed to Frederick William, who traded them to the kings of Saxony for a regiment of six-foot grenadiers.
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Frederick II
Prussia
Frederick Wiliam
Saxony
Huron Preps End Season In Bobcat Homecoming Tilt
The Huron Tigers seek a seventh win of 1938 as they face the Brookings Bobcats in the Bobcat Homecoming game. A 21-7 loss at Aberdeen is their only blemish this season, with seniors set to close prep careers and two full squads prepared by Coach Deklotz for kickoff.
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Doland Wheelers
Tigers
Uimming Britton
Redfield
Clark
Ipswich
Aberdeen
Lyle Porter
Patt Halloran
Glenie
Huron Tigers
Ure Bobcata
Brookings High School
Bobcats
George Deklotz
Brookings
Burton
Huron
Bud Ebert
Cieni Hipel
Billy Walsh
Bob Shockle
Andy Palm
Franklin Love
Harding Sanders
Dick Welsh
Bruce Ellis
Fred Satuhan
Bob Gevgerman
Mich Kulawik
Fewer Deaths Due To Grid Injuries Reported This Year
Lor AY SITE Ind Nov 10 17 The number of deaths among high school college sand and athletic club players for the first half of the season shows a decrease for the second straight year. Preliminary figures by Dr Finyd RK Eastwood of Purdue University for the American Football Coaches Association show 14 deaths directly attributable to football up to Nov 7, compared with 16 last year. Of the 14 fatalities seven from high schools two from colleges four from sand lots and one from athletic club. Indirect deaths total five with two from colleges two from high schools and one from an athletic club.
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Ind
Finyd RK Eastwood
Purdue University
American Football Coaches Association
C. A.A
Elks Organize Bowling League At Daums Alleys
Elks announce formation of a bowling league at Daums Alleys this evening. John Floss, bowling committee chairman, says meeting starts at 7 p.m. Captains named include Dick Kanten Marion Myers Bi Wasner Charles Fairbanks Claude Ebert and Rey Tredway with a 20 week round robin schedule to be drawn.
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Daum
John Floss
Floss
Dick Kanten
Marion Myers
Bi Wasner
Charles Fairbanks
Claude Ebert
Rey Tredway
Wrestling Results from Arrisburg Card
Arrisburg event concludes with Bronko Nagarsky pinning Sammy Cahen in 2:16. The match features Nagarsky from Twin Falls Minnesota facing Cahen of Chicago, ending in a decisive fall.
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Associated Press
Arrisburg
Bronko Nagarski
Twin Falls
Minn
Sammy Cahen
Chicago
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