Tigers Battle Aberdeen For ESD Gridiron Title
Huron hosts Aberdeen in the closing game of the 1943 ESD football race with the Tigers aiming for their first conference crown since 1934. Both teams expect full strength after injuries and poor weather improved. radio rights to KABR Aberdeen and a large Hub City crowd anticipated for a high‑drama title clash.
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Anr
South Dakota
Aberdeen Golden Eagles
Huron Tigers
Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School
Huron
Tony Daschel
Daschel
KABR
Industrial Bowling League
Kaurels
Sioux City Central
Minneapolis North
Tigers
Sioux City
Huron High School
ROUNDUP SPORTS BY HUGH FULLERTON NEW YORK NOV 10
The piece surveys pro football and Notre Dame interest in New York, noting Buff Donell’s caution about trading Dodgers players for Irish odds. It mentions a rumor Notre Dame may seek a world fame west coast showcase and includes quirky notes on Lambeau, subs in stands, and local sports figures like Kitty Sinkwich and Chick Worgeles.
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New York
Notre Dame
Buff Donell
Dodgers
Rip Miller
Buff
Bears
Packers
Steagles
Notreame
Crisis game Sunday signals and mixed loyalties
A chaotic Sunday crisis game features Brooklyn sending a flank man wide as Chick predicts a collateral pass that turns out to be a lateral. Chick boasts he reads signals like a book. Bitsy Grant, now at Jefferson Barracks, serves in his seventh army camp since 1942. Sampson naval training station grid team loses its water boy, featherweight champion Willie Pep, transferred to Bainbridge.
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Brooklyn
Chick
Bitsy Grant
Jefferson Barracks
Sampson, N
Naval Training Station
Willie Pep
Bainbridge
Recreation League bowling scores and standings report
Strikes to spare across multiple leagues showcase high scores by O Keefe s of Cavour Kohl Ivan Golden Pheasant and Dakota Aviation teams. Individual leaders include Donovan, Harding, Reed, P O Keefe, Hudson, Lowery, Gulbeng, Kelso, Gagnon, Gratz, Harris, Scheetz, Diegel, Youngs, Berg, Boyd, Stocks, Han son, Erickson, Arlene Roeber, and Venney with totals spanning 400s and high game marks.
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O'Keefe
Cavour
Donovan
B. O'Keefe
Harding
Reed
P. O'Keefe
Iwan
Hudson
Stuart
Lowery
Gulbeng
Kelso
Berg's Style Shop
Iwon
Boyd
Jets
Stocks
Hanson
Divnn
Erickson
Arlene Roeber
Olson
Venney
Gascoigne
Arlene Foeber
Irish Tackle and Navy Center Standouts
The outstanding lineman of the week was Tackle Jim White of Notre Dame. His steal on the Army eight-yard line in the third period helped set up Notre Dame’s second touchdown in a 26-0 win. Navy center Jack Martin was the second standout, inspiring the Middies to a 24-7 victory over Pennsylvania. The piece lists other notable line play across the nation, including Army center Casimir Mylinski and USC center Bill Gray, with praise for their performances and blocking.
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Ted Meier
New York
Jim White
Notre Dame
White
Army
Glenn Davis
Yankee Stadium
Navy
Jack Martin
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Casimir Mylinski
Frank Leahy
Bill Gray
California
Pacific Coast
Trojans
San Diego Naval Training Station
Gray
USC
Southwest
Monte Moncrief
Texas Aggies
Southern Methodist
J. C. Weisel
SMU
Penn State
Johnny Jaffars
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Industrial League Games Moved To Sunday Night
The Industrial Bowling League cancels Thursday contests due to the Amnistice evening football game between Aberdeen Golden Eagles and Baron Tigers. Managers reschedule the league games for Sunday night at eight o'clock.
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Industrial League
Amnistice
Aberdeen Golden Eagles
Baron Tigers
Industrial Bowling League
Skipton Favored In Melbourne Cup Race
Skipton, winner two years ago, is favored in Australia’s Melbourne Cup with Dark Felt and Precept as the strongest opposition after their Victoria Derby wins Saturday.
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Skipton
Lbourne
Australia
Zon Bab Teey
Fights Last Night Reported By The Associated Press
In New York Luin Costantino outpointed Frank Rubino with scores reflecting a 135% display, while Tony Reno defeated Larney Moore in White Plains by 156% to 159% margins, both bouts noted in the evening ringside recap.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Luin Costantino
Frankie Rubino
White Plains
N.Y
Tony Reno
Chicago
Larney Moore
Valley Stream
Northwestern Eyes Irish Upset For Saturday Clash
Chicago November 1 Northwestern Wildcats prepare to upset top ranked Notre Dame at Dyche Stadium. reviews note Notre Dame’s 287 points in seven straight victories and a stingy 31 point defense, while Northwestern relies on Otto Graham style passing and a rising offense. The storied series shows Notre Dame leading 12 to 3 with two ties, and Northwestern seeking its upset in the long rivalry.
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Bucky O'Connor
Chicago
Lynn Waldurt
Northwestern Wildcats
Notre Dame
Dyche Stadium
Angelo Bertelli
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Navy
Army
Wildcats
Waldorf
Northwestern
Otto Graham
Waldorfs Boys
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Marine
Herman Frickey
Don Bufimire
Ray Vincent
Luckman Leads Pro Aerialists In Yardage Gained By Passing
Chicago Bears quarterback Sid Luckman shines in wet conditions as he totals 18 passing yards and two touchdowns on eight completions. He reaches 1,875 passing yards and 18 TDs this season, with comparisons to Sammy Baugh and Tony Canadeo's totals. Teammates and rivals note Luckman’s resilience, while critics debate his weight and passing style amid heavy rain and mud.
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Luckman
Chicago
UPI
Green Bay Packers
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Washington
Sammy Blugh
Blucknan
Baugh
Packers
Tony Canadeao
Bears
Green Bay
Don Hutson
Duckman
Sid
Bruins
Brooklyn
Ten Twin Bills Set for Chicago Stadium Season
Chicago basketball fans will see a doubleheader program at the Chicago Stadium this season. Ten twin bills are scheduled with eight Western Conference teams, Notre Dame, Great Lakes, Camp Grant, and DePaul. Illinois, the conference champions, meet Great Lakes, and Nebraska faces DePaul in the opening games on December 11.
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Twin Bills
Chicago Stadium
Chicago
Big West Side Arena
Notre Dame
Great Lakes
Camp Grant
Det Paul
Tlinois
Nebraska
DePaul
Auto racing ace preferrs flying
Glendale driver P Rex Mays, noted national automobile racing champion, has joined the air force ferrying command as a transport pilot. With over 600 flying hours, he plans to continue flying after the war, saying it is more exciting than auto racing.
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Long Bhach
Calif
Rex Mays
Glendale
Ir Forces Air Transport Command
Red
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Montevideo
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Dietz
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Thompson
Kime Wenz
K. Swift
Conlon
J. Dorsey
Seein
Lu Vens
Kasper
Mueller Weigel
G. Lewallen
Hugh Fullerton
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Oress
Carl Sravely
Carl
Kitty Sinkwich
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Red Rolie
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Chick Worgeles
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Kratz
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Miller
Douglas
Ockline
Dynes
Dakota Aviation
Ellstrom
Scheetz
Seim
Diegel
Youngs
Shimp
Huron Tiger Gridiron
Harry Thomas
Kenneth Swift
Bob Watson
Joe Kime
Bill Mueller
John Dorsey
Lioyal Thompson
Don Harris
Kenneth Simpson
Gordon Dailey
Don Kukuk
Frank Stewart
Bob Lewallen
Chuck Raymond
John Jacobson
Duane Swift
Fred Pierce
Jimmie Wyland
Wesley Ralston
Gene Lewallen
George McNamara
Ed Presenti
Syd Bennett
Tom Luby
Rollie Sanderson
Mac Dorsey
Normangle
Iowa Seahawks
Vincent Banonis
Detroit Univ. Cenfery
Marquette
Don Faurat
Banonis
Ed. Nelson
San Diego Naval
Dave Harris
Wake Forest
Bill Tuttle
North Carolina
Benny Cittadino
Duke
Ill Marshall
Texas Christian
Bill Iannieili
Franklin Marshall
Don Whitmire
Herb Nelson
Penn
Harry Frey
Towa
Orville Crutchfield
Rice
Purple
David
Goliath
Dolph Cami
Pierre
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Sionx City
Pierre and
Repid City
Telephone
Huron Bus Telephone
Pierre Bl
Lou Little
Columbia
Little
Hirars
Walker
OPA
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria, Llimots
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